Ledger of county fund claims at Algona court
Schedule of claims against the county fund lists vendors and services for the Algona court proceedings. Items include supplies, printing, trustee and committee work, court house repairs, drain work, and various payments approved by the grand jury and clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Fund
Algona Courtor
Biberligh
Olor
BEDOT
Cretes
Pete Esee
Trepton ‘Asuossinie
Burt
Finpetl Nasossine Whittemore
Sasosaing
Tston
Johd
Soso Algona
Woodford, Wheeler & Tom ‘and
Limber Tor
Ceeky
Gitty Por Gelranyiumber
Philip Ribot
Lotté Qioake
Ballsbury Val
Grior Courb
BAM Koomth Woloplois Co
Lnoks
Porsore Wipplles
Courh House
Rylas Dindon Vlork
Pont
Parsons Eappifester Court House
John Mackgrat
Mager Auto Ve
Garmin
Chapmin Trates
Jae Rapp
Borton
Bouss
Walebrad
Mann
Grand Jury
Bobineon
Wu Exbert
Fidler & Chambers
Wenkat & Essor Co
Byebtink
Serapeen
Bampsoon
AD Lally
Garreta Watt
G O'Gurdeid
Hirrington
Houkaril
McCraroy
Altoding
Nmall
Woaley News
Frevel
Davison
Lee Wud Oltiery
Board of Review
VB Hoeker
Pope
Hans Mou
G.roymond
Dulley
Poor Farm and Bridge Work Accounts Listed
A long OCR list details payments for poor farm support, bridge work, and related services. Individuals and firms such as Brownell Shoe Co, Haterson & Son, Wootferd, Wheeler & Womrphs, and Columber are mentioned with various tasks and expenses across farms, repairs, clothing, and maintenance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Wittox
J. M Folie
Pinitwtatone
Jonnien
Wootferd
Wheelur & Woiplihs
Gilera Witniss Eise
John Qowlors
Cer Puoy Marin
Rebferon Widen
Pont Fees
Nicholas Werlewy
Lester
Cloaty
Mayes Success
PS Norton
Oving & Son Mdse
Earth Town
Ebr Columber
Far
Gange Aceder
Ovehur
Remedy for skin condition in a tuny drug store ad
An advertisement promotes Dean's Ointment as the sole remedy for skin issues. It claims the product stops shehlness of the skin and is available at a tuny drug store for 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Pear Blight Threatens U.S. Pear Growing
Farmers and orchardists grapple with a destructive blight disease affecting pears, especially Seckel Lindol and Sudduth varieties. Researchers pursue blight resistant seedling trees and wide testing, hoping for a cure to save thousands of pear acres nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sincie
Wisconsin
Atates
United States
Syugamon County
Uals
Farmerg
Peach Orchard Practices From Uniole State Horticultural Talk
A. L. Dean of Jacksonville Minois summarized orchard methods at the Uniole State Horticultural Convention. He advised peach trees be set within one year of bud, kept twenty feet apart, and not headed down. He warned against excessive close planting and emphasized steady cultivation and clean culture to promote early bearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Dean
Jacksonville
Minois
Somatro
Grasa
Sunlight Treatment Reduces Potato Scab Observed In Trials
A government bulletin notes a simple sunlight disinfection method for seed tubers prior to planting. In trial results the treated crop showed 26 percent yield loss versus 46 percent in untreated rows, suggesting exposure to sunlight limits scab and accelerates tuber growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaye
Disease of Horses in Indiana Affects Sheep and Goats Noted
Professor R A Craig reports horse mange disease spreading via close contact and infected tack across Indiana. Symptoms include intense itching, skin reddening, hair loss, thickened skin, weight loss, and possible death without treatment. goats in New Mexico praised for hardiness and Angora goat industry growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
R. A. Craig
Indiana Experiment Station
Croatln
A. W. Bitting
LaFayette
Indiana
New Mexico
Angora
Mountainaua
Weight Gain of Piga From Birth to Tenth Week
Wisconsin study tracks piglets from birth averaging 3.5 pounds to 58.5 pounds by week ten. Weight gains peak early with 7 percent in week one, then 59 and 40 percent in weeks two and three, gradually tapering to 14 percent by week ten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thea
Henry
Palmer's Village Memorably Lost to London Growth
Reader notes recall a historic Palmer's village once tucked within London streets. Victoria era maps described a rural enclave with a flag green and old inn amid crowded alleys. Today London reshapes itself as new generations face the urban surge and wartime echoes fade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmer's Village
Victoria
London
Tormad Ua
Neel
Humor in House of Bishops Inspires Tangled Meeting
A lively debate within the House of Bishops set off jokes and sharp exchanges. Bishop Benjamin Clark of Rhode Island tried to calm matters with a quip, but the remark deepened the confusion as attendees teased each other over a misquoted biblical line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Bishops
Hoojamin Clark
Rhode Igland
Benjamin
New York Times
Look Tan tha Fush Turns to River Rescue Tale
A Scottish laird invites an English fisherman to stay for fishing when the English guest slips into the river. The keeper lunges with a gaff as the laird orders aid urging a quick haul and calm recovery amid the forest and stream setting.
Jesuit Priest Attacked During Zaragoza Sermon Controversy
Army officers jeered at a Jesuit in Zaragoza as he blamed the colonial army for its failures. A faction of officers dragged him from the pulpit, struck him with blows, and shouted Long live the army as they fled. The priest lay fearful and wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zaragoza
Brulues
The Preacher's Apology at Baptist Ministers Conference
A German clergyman at a Baptist ministers conference in the Franklin house attempted to read a prepared essay but faltered, then delivered a garbled, humorous apology before the audience. The moment passed as attendees regained composure and moved on to the discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Datiolt
Franklin House
Like His Fomous Father Gon Fred Grant a Resemblance
The text portrays Fred Grant resembling his famous father with bold appearance, noting his gray hair and striking height. It references Nye Salabury and a comedy show on Broadway where Nye tells stories, with Salabury remarking on Grant's wit and timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Grant
Texas
Bread imports and stone content spark British concerns
The London Mail reports British officials dispute claims of Russian bread adulteration, arguing stone matter and gravel do not adulterate bread. It notes weekly flour data and import specifics, including large 349,157 ton shipments from an unnamed source last year and suspected consumer dismay in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicolaleff
Neolaiem
London Mail
Astoria rings showcase elaborate diamond circle design
Fragmentary text describes a Greta ring by Mra Astor Wiedpler and Jacob Astoria with a large diamond surround. Mentions a cozy ring style and a circular band with metals and diamonds, implying a notable jewelry piece made in Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Astor
Gretty
Daltove
America
Paria
Unclear OCR Fragment on Local Name and Place
Fragmentary text shows garbled names and a place or event reference, with no clear dates or actions to summarize into a coherent news item. The readable portions offer limited nouns and no verifiable facts for a proper card.
Woman Banker Seeks Capital to Expand Oyster Ventures
An article reports Mrs A Lloyd Saitth, once of Bon Franciaen, a Pacific coast oyster grower, organizes with a capital of 100000 to propagate Western oyster farms at Willapa Harbour Washington. Her plans include ventures in Mexico rubber plants Hong Kong mines and southern California acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bisbéne
Mra
Lloyd Saitth
Bon Franciaen
Pacific Uki Paint
Oyster, Co
Oysteradd
Wilapa Harbour
Sraith
Mexicno “Rubber Planta
Hong Ad Mines
Oll Dels
Aouthern
Fragmentary OCR Story Hints at Long Penal Sentence
The readable text mentions France and francs with ambiguous references to a foal and penalties. It hints at imprisonment and a lengthy punishment, noting years and a 180 mark in some unit. The passage is garbled and lacks clear names or dates but implies a legal sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Must Be Pet of Providence Tragedy on Tramway Injury
Reports describe John Chapman of Galena Kansas falling twenty feet on a tramway at the Blind Tiger mine. He dislocated his shoulder, was set back, and after a drink returned to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pet
Providence
John Chapman
Galena
Kan
Dela
Professor Boark4 Complains About Modern Fathers
Fragmentary OCR notes show a professor lamenting contemporary fathers who fail to respect older generations. He suggests youths imitate John Quincy Adams and observe proper deference to fathers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John ‘Quincy
Resigning Military Governor of Paris Cites Health
Gen Gausaoler Sauseler exmilitary governor of Paris resigns from the high council of war due to ill health. He is in his twenty fifth year and participated in twenty four campaigns. He holds the Legion of Honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gausaoler
Poat
Gan
Sauseler
Paris
Highes
Copnell
Untitled note on a family dispute from Atchison Global
A fragment from Atchison Global describes a family dispute over a daughter who may enjoy extended visits in another town. The piece notes how the daughter’s evenings are spent and hints at tension as a parent contemplates her return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oman
Muy
Bome
Abe
Atchison, Globa
Milwaukee board of charities fights girl messengers case
Superintendent Whitehead blocks appeal to the legislature over telegraph company rules. The move targets the practice of employing girl messengers, arguing against extending protections under the telegraph act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitehead
Milwaukee Board of Charities
Emigrant Flow Aimed at U S Trade Route Silted By Illegal Venture
A fragmentary note describes a plan to divert emigration toward the United States and Germany, revealing a man’s proposal to smuggle a long line of freight between Plume and the United States amid harmful travel schemes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
United States
Insanity Indpcane Alarm Statsticn of 1902
Fragmented OCR reading mentions an insanity conference and a regional survey. It references Westminator and an international conference with a price noted as 79 cents, but details are unclear and incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cauaee
Incomplete Text Reflects Obscure Historical Note
Fragmentary OCR passage appears to discuss a Chinese year and lunar craters with scattered numbers and names, rendering a coherent event unclear and unreadable. The readable bits suggest a ceremonial or lunar theme but no verifiable actions, dates, places, or entities to anchor a concise summary.
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Whittemore
Hottenss Dee
Crear
Gardeld
Leriey
Harrison
Pdor Fond
Irinew Korn
Pepate
Gildee
Quod & Co
Heeren
Wolebrod
Same
Howry Tigvel
Brletru
Brigle Cane
J Whoeler
Ates
Frank Shylix
Hore Carpenter
Jou Wood
Heidge
Ohas Johson
Deldges
Norwood
Eugene Losey
Beldges
Bidwin
Heitees
Otto Mung Wolovding
Moblnaot
John Sifert
Sano Latpl
Wade
Watson Giana
Chis Javabaun Tain
Oie
Chagres
Grason
Colliers
Oulier
Bond
Collier's
Ith St
New York
Dewitt’s
Hazel
Lonbon
Gornest
Obr
Inviah
Gairinkata
Jonce
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