Tonle notes weddings as Buffalo ties unite area couples
Martin Nolen of Buffalo marries Miss Sada Christiansen from Algona after a North-and-South Dakota style ceremony at the M. E. parsonage. The couple resides on the Boanacker farm south of town and begins married life with strong support from local friends. Also reported are Henry Wirties and Mrs. Pannie Jutting marriage in German Valley, and Kaduse and Heron Meindert wed in German township with quiet ceremony and future home on the Kaduse farm. Julius Kunz, a wealthy banker, seeks Algona’s Miss, announcing candidacy for her hand with a pledge of experience in campaigns and devotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Nolen
Drivi Ee
Algona Aed
Algona
Boanacker
Martin
Buffalo
Henry” Wirties
John J. Wirties
German Township
Pannie
Sting
German Valley
Wellmer
Wirtjes
Tjarks ‘Farti
John Lewerka
Tople Watts
Kaduse-Meindert
Win Kaduse
Heron Meinderta
G. Haken
Germain Township
Gorman Township
Brass-Fisuire Nuptials At Country Home
The article reports two 1910 weddings near town. Mis Pred Trass married to Anos Brass at a country home with Rev. Jacob Jordan officiating and guests present. Engagements and future housekeeping planned at the groom’s farm. A second wedding, Katie Greenfield wed to Edward Hargen. The ceremony was led by Rev. Geo Kramer with about forty relatives in attendance. The brides and grooms are described as industrious and well regarded. The newlyweds plan visits with relatives before starting married life on shared farms.
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Jennie Fischer
Anos Brass
Jacob Jordan
German Baptist Church
George
W. A
Fred Bross
Jong Palla
Wm. Fischer
P. Jheehari
Harrengas Greenfield
Peter Greenfield
Woden
Loon
Phelr
Katie
Edward
Harenga
German
Geo. Kramer
Wader
Relaca
Hancock
Wosguth
Fragmentary Political Telegram About Nomination Caucus
A damaged telegram discusses caucus timing and the nomination process for a party organization. It mentions temporary chairmanship and holding primaries, with plans to set convention dates and ratify decisions. The message urges prompt attendance and agreement on data, place, and date.
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Kono
Thi Ent
Caucun
Batla
Bockelman Albers Nuptials At South Town Home
Lan bert Bockelman and Misa Magsie Albers wed Thursday afternoon February 24 at 3 oclock in the home of the bride’s parents Mr and Mrs Theo Albers in the south part of town. Rev L Watermuelder officiated with Miss Trexsie Albers as bridesmaid and Wes seth Jutting as best man. The couple, both natives of Kossuth county, will start housekeeping in the Pete Himan house soon.
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Oekock
Theo. Albers
Lanbert Boekelman
Misa Magsie Albers
L. Watermuelder
German Reformed Church
Trexsie Albers
Wesseth
Kossuth
H. A. Bockelman
Pete Himan
G .B. Griffith
Buitae Center Times
New Billions to Public Lands in the March Tech World
The March Technical World Magazine discusses vast untapped public lands with potential oil, phosphate, and water resources. It highlights millions of unestimated oil fields on public lands, fertile soils, and desert areas of 0,000,000 acres that could be irrigated and valued at $160 an acre, suggesting colossal future wealth and agricultural fertility.
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March Technical World Magazine
United States
Noth Dakota
Wyoming
Montana
Dols
Virginia
Uta Scorgnense Toe
Seed Corn Testing Prompts Iowa Farmers to Send Samples
A Iowa agricultural notice urges farmers to submit seed corn samples for free germination testing by the Farm Crops Department at Iowa State College Ames. Poor seed quality stems from heavy fall rains and early freezes, with many top seed lines already dead or weak.
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Iowa
Des Moines
College
Ames
The
Agricultural College
Perm
Americwa
Lana
al Andy
Farm Crops Department
Amesiowa
Prominent Kos county figure backs Sherwood for auditor
The Kos County political scene shifts as a leading Republican suggests Bobby Sherwood of the Burt Monitor would be an ideal county auditor. The note cites Sherwood’s business success as evidence of his capability in the office. Coal resources in western lands are revealed as vast, changing national fuel maps and stressing the need for redrawn planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherwood
Kosauth County
Bobby" Sherwood
Burt Monitor
Whittemore
Algona Local Notes Include Deaths Paving Plans and Matrimonial Talks
Algona figures a quiet week with the death of James Sweeley in Plum Creek township and a sudden layoff in town life. A courtship contract is anticipated for Julius while Komz of Wesjay closes a land deal. The Commercial Club pushes a paving petition for six blocks starting at the southwest court house square toward the Northwestern depot. The annual bean supper at the Armory proceeds under local auspices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algona
Tullus Komz
Wesjay
Algon
Julius
CG. J. Lenander
James Sweeley
Ayuin
Commercial Club
Lincoln as a Lawyer praised by Judge Cayte at G A R event
Judge Cayte delivered an address praising Lincoln as a master of the legal profession, placing law above the ministry. The court then required druggists to show cause for injunctions. many surrendered permits. Kossuth County will send a delegation to the Des Moines Good Roads convention March 5–6. Rural discourse and editorials on truth, clergy and press follow, with a poem and a stove buyer anecdote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Relief Corpa
Cayte
Lincoln
Cayle
Kossuth County
Des Moines
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Titonea
John Harrenga
Tople
Poel-Nordman
Poel
Christina Nordman
Wesley Township
Arty
Dick Speicher
Abip
H. Nordman
Julius Kunz
Tere
Imnent
Juling
Jmysalf
Amos Brags
Roonkelman
Albers
Lambert
Rockelman
Anes Agricultural College
John Bucklewan
Magsie Rippentrop
Glinton Grain Co
Gabriel
Mansen. Bros
C. MO
Noahs Beketch
Adoutitia
Torna
Alt Newsntcalore
Wallaces
Dhe
First National Bank
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