Ingham and Kinship Ties Mark Algona Obituary
The article recalls the life of Mr. Ingham born 1837 in Herkimer County New York who settled in Kosuth County Iowa and helped found the Kosuth County State Bank. It details his frontier work as a surveyor soldier and community leader plus family ties and the passing of Anna and Fred Ingham and the recent death of Mr Taghan.
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Gia
Rapids
Kosauth
Tald
Ouim
New York
Mins
Caroline A.rige
Monde
Algona Thely
Taghai
Spine Lake
Ingham
Metherville
Cantain Ighants
Lewis
Smith
Kossuth County
Konsuly County
Biloxt
Mra
Omala
Taghani
Jeness
Notion thanks customers. plea for outstanding accounts
Notion expresses gratitude for patronage and asks those with small accounts to pay them at the bank, noting payable terms and referencing Roow-13 at Iowa Pra tela Peed Co.
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Iowa
Pratela Peed Co
Church Notes and Nearby Events Highlight Community
A church column reports on Protestant church participation in the United States with Rev. Trole attending the Enworth League Institute at Clear Like and local league chapters gathering for weekly readings. It notes alcohol-related harm, a memorial service for Mrs. Woodrow Wilson, and an upcoming sermon on What is world evangelism. The piece references a storm delay returning from a trip, and gratitude to Mr. Gates and wife for hospitality.
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United States
Trole
Enworth League Institute
League
Genelaw
King Alcohol
Woodrow Wilson
Natal
Antone Gates
Wesley Township
Antone
Titonia
Loys
Gates
Pra
Buiduy
Indian Day at Titonka Program Selections August 18 1914
The Titonka Indian Day program on August 18 1914 features Wesley Band Indiana Bowen directed by Mhert Meyers and Wesley Military Band performances. Afternoon events include a ball game Woden versus Algona street attractions dancing and a moving picture show with balloon ascent and parachute jump.
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Indiana Bowen
Mhert Meyers
Thy Wesley
Thesley Cornet
Magic By
Webley Silver Cornet
Iree
The
Wesley Military Band
Acetylene Hazard Warns in Pilot Country Home Binner
An observer notes a Y shaped acetylene burner with pinhole openings that release gas at a tiny rate. Even if left open all day the odor would alert to danger, insurance reports list 10 000 recent fires and accidents linked to such equipment.
Local notes recount farm chores and community events
The community spread covers pig vaccination by Dr Sayers, grain shipments to Gotthe Blake, and farm labor shifts. Neighbors mention a grocery sale, a hardware store change, a new block home, and social visits to Algona. A fair amount of farm life details, sales interests, and a dissolution notice conclude with schoolhouse bid proposals for Kosene County.
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Paine
Harris
Gkougi
Suneday
Lonie Hodgson
Petue
M. B
Polhemus
J. P. Stow
Sayers
Herman Schroeder
Gottheb Blake
Mra
L. Godden
Hofius
Herdgrove
Will Schwietert
J. C. Stow
C. C. Smith
Gott- Ueb Blake
G. P. Stow
Algona
W- A
Chipman
Claré Haines
L. Phelps
Earl Thothman
Goddeg & McDonald's
Parker
J. B. McWhorter
J. P. Brow
Mr. McWhorter
F. O. Stow
Stow
Lott's Creek
Dia
Battaleovruship
Kossenth
Titonka
My Brithday
Lourd
John Sackan
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