Local News Highlights From Algona Area
Brief items from Algona region: Nissei business in Banérofi business hints. Mendebhadl joins Masonic order in late Tuesday. Vernon Theatre features Bill Hart this Saturday. American pride cited alongside hunger concerns. Hoy’s basketball lost to West Bend 195. Holt family moved into George White property purchased last fall. A found horse blanket seeks owner at this office. Humboldt Baptist meeting attended by Stickle and Ketan. Mrs Ellen Swanger of Eagle Grove dies from paralysis. funeral Wednesday with relatives present. Funeral attendance noted for A W Brink at La Verne with local relatives listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wen. Nissei
Bieiness
Moriday
Aimeilea
Ik. D. Mendebhadl
Tito
Bill Hart
Vernon Theatre
Hoy
West Bend
M. J. Holt
George White
Holt
Stickle
M.A. Ketan
Humboldt
The
Northern Association
A. B.” Richardson
Ellen, Swanger
Eagle Grove
Dr. O A Johnson Cancer Cure Promises Free Book
A Kansas City cancer specialist Dr O A Johnson claims he cured William McKinley of a lower lip cancer after failing treatment by two local doctors. He promotes his book Cancer Truths describing purely medicinal treatment and offers free copies to sufferers or to refer friends in need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William McKinley
Lacona
Lows
A. Johnson
Kansas City
Esther
O. A. Johnson
Main St
Local notices and community updates from the Belmond era
The column lists livestock sales including a red heifer offered by B. Lassen and a ten ton clover sale with unclear details, checks on sick cattle to Jr Richardson of Goldfield, and various social notes. It notes sports actions by the Girls Basketball team, land business trips by A N and Cutler Starr from Onamia, and local visits from the Huegetieh family and Miss Iva Smith. It mentions Chas Quinn family moving to new home, Chan Pofelt purchasing a house, and Henry Polmatuer farming near Alexander with sugar beet plans for Valley Factory.
Expensive Eggs in a Small Town Romance
A 1920s tale follows Jean, a woman entangled with a wealthy, domineering new owner of her club. Amid price worries for hens and eggs, she confronts social pressure, love interests, and a tense power dynamic as townsfolk react to the changing fortunes and schemes surrounding Leghorns and local business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iri
Sie Clare Naway
Jean “Mhooed
Tera Sreekles
Ems Nor Tusker
Clive
SagUutton
Menpeton
Vane
Ayit
Ellie
Dean
Aleee Hiress
Sears
Ellilansa
Jenn
Seton
Misa Jean
Alice
Jean
Lily Awene
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America
Russia
Walter Kraftill
Grant Purdy
Fred
Algona
Elaine
A. W. Brink
la Verne
Wesley Brink
John
Percy Brink
Gillespie
PL. Thiel
Eva
Roy Gillespie
Bo Martin
George Stoddard
Mae
Gene Potter
Ray Feltis
Will Lea
Kansas City, Mo
Renwick
Elib Wellest
Wilton Withhire
DB. Carter
Ales
Win
Wie
Smart
Hans Madson
Archie
Bud Kelday
Wyoming
Watter Kent
Philis “Prckind
Woodard
Mig. A. AL Packard
Farmerg Co-operative
Shtpe Ping Association
Chicago
AY Gotch
Towa
Andrew
Frakes
Galdfield
B.T. Friday
Ed Johnson
Garfield Parties
Hiumboldt
Meredith
Laws
Ed Meredith
Jack
Jack Dalton
Ele Grove
Neil Dunkle
Neil
Hagle Grove
Fred Rasmussen
Will Strocke
Desi Gibbons
Alnass
Renwick Implement Co
K. C
the Quality Grocery
Vm, Thiel
B. Lassen
Jr. Richardson
Goldfield
Tomin Winter
Ledyard
Chas
Quinn
Hava
Aliana
BN Nard
Lie Vernon Theatre
Frank Huegetieh
Beby
Port Dodge
Iva Smith
Des Moines College
A.N
Cutler Starr
Onamia
Minn
Algona Girls
C. W. Heany
Wort, Dodge
Lovrein
Licket
Henry Noriler
Juda
Wis
Mr. Morter
Henry Geigle
Baptist Sunday School
Bare of Tey, Stickle
Chan
Pofelt
P. J
Agath Park
Lawn
Pofell
Davenport
Belmond
Jeo
Fred Walkner
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