Ginseng Grower From Clear Lake Reaps Large Profits
N ONeil of Clear Lake Iowa shows remarkable returns from ginseng cultivation. From a $17 start he reports 81,086 profit in five years with beds expanding to 1/8 acre and 75,000 seeds on hand. He built a 14 by 28 foot shade house and used woods roots to establish plants. The venture challenges prior doubts about cultivating this plant domestically.
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Ned O'Neil
Cloar Lake
Jowa
O'Neil
Las Lus
Aioe
Glen Hake
T & Secd
Irtifiela
Aling
Ala Patel
Gover
Oration of Dohn Kung Praised at Wesley Speech
The article lauds Dohn Kung for delivering an outstanding oration at Wesley, noting it as perhaps the finest ever heard there. It mentions his high school background, dedication to medical studies, and a future as a respected professional at the University of Iowa or similar institution.
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Dohn Kung
Uch
Wesley
Shwewlohu
University of Iowa
Diolin
Lixeravis
Brilliant Features of the Chicago Record Herald
The Chicago Record Herald offers extensive foreign news service with its own cables and the New York Herald World and AP. It features a broad mix including sporting pages humor columns alternating currents society fashion meals for a day and daily news from the great lakes.
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United States
Clavaga Record-Herald
Wid
Chicago Record-Herald
William S. Curvis
Walter Wellman
Oh Revord-Herald
New York Dispatches
New York Herald
New York World
Associated Press
Kiser
Ryilrgud
Aluba
Bool
News of the
Violators of Law Fined Report From County Action
County Attorney Herrington visited Burt on Monday and took part in prosecuting violators of law, signaling ongoing enforcement.
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Herrington
Burt
Fish Trial Concludes With Fines and Costs
A court before Justice Sherwood and associates such as Aust Billey Jacob Moll Walter Peel and Mr Marlow fined violators for selling fish. Charley Powell attended the outcome of the suit he started. The proceedings ended with advance costs and a dining altercation among the defendants.
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Justice Sherwood
Aust Billey
Jacob Moll
Walter Peel
Marlow
Charley Powell
Red Men Visit Lansing. Nebraska Tribe Returns
Reporter J J Chrischiles describes a delegation of Winnebago Indians led by Jim Brown passing through Algona to Lansing. They recently visited a friendly Nebraska tribe and return with ginseng harvests valued at seven dollars per pound. The piece notes liquor laws and schooling, naming Brown and his family amid social observations.
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J. J. Chrischiles
Lansing
Algona
Buck
Jim Brown
Nebraska
Ibdy
Titan
United States
Jim Brown Beluga Broux
Inauguration of Drain Three and Bond for Damages
The Upper Des Moines-Republican notes petitions for a new Drain No. 8 ready for action with a 44 000 bond posted to cover preliminary costs and damages before construction. A recent court ruling requires damages be paid prior to work starting while North Dakota land deals and a Clarke ownership shift are also discussed by the Algona press.
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Wourt
Des Moines
Algoun
A.D. Clarke
Blutt
North Dakotaland
Churka
Clarke
Chirke
North Dakota
Millenmires
Swon
City Herald
Local Visits and House Guests Across Town
Portland Itess and Very McWhorter paid an over Sunday visit in Algona. Agnes Evrickson works for Mrs. Fohnson. Wes Gindsay is staying with friends in Witonka for a few days. Albert Slioofer has spent several weeks with his sister in Marshalltown.
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Very McWhorter
Algona
Agnes Evrickson
Local residents visit relatives and attend events in Algona area
A flurry of visits fills the week with Mrs. Fred Ringsdorf and family in Wesley for several days. Mrs. A. A. Graham spends a day at J. B. Iileh’s home. Miss Cort Hansen and sister Ledger from Wesley attend weekly activities. Numerous neighbors and relatives travel between Burt, Algona, Portland, and surrounding towns for social and service duties.
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Fred Ringsdorf
Cort Hansen
Lawy
Pede Wesley
Mannie Fitel
Sexton
Watt
New Passenger Arrangements Shown in Klondylea Display
The Klondylea exhibit Tuesday unveiled four new passenger arrangements to improve comfort. A regular coach was cut up at Woodon and a box car was added at Crystal Lake to enhance traveler accommodations, reflecting an unusually generous spirit.
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Isbesse
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W. L. Campbell
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Kaised Ned
Camp West
Mon Clarke
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Dittmer Honus
Joh Diunison
Algom
Ollom
McWhorter & Sisbury
Dr. Kenedek
John Troukhill
Wisconsin
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Avoen
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Chartie Iishar
Tron Bent Isyington
Dulbert Fitch
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