May Apple and Small Town News Report
May is here with local notes on illness and visitors. The column lists residents like Mrs Oaken with influenza, Merle Schwietert visiting kin, Algona and Burt trips, and various family visits around Aurelia area towns. It notes storms, a lightning loss of a horse, and multiple residents moving or engaging in business in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Oaken
Merle Schwietert
Burt
Fred
Amesbury
Algona
Mary
Roy Budong
Anton Holcomb
Swea City
Atte Callies
Bim Barron
Woden
William Welhougen
Otto Callies
Mayme
Eimmetsburg
Topic
Emmatsburg
John Pink
E.G. Brung
H. O. Swingen
Titanica
L Lawrece Doege
Algona Lant
Eunice Kelley
Sartor
BE. Hedwick
Lois
Herr
Boliman
Crystal Lake
J. W. Emerson
Celia Hunter
Albert Meyer
Ben Knox
Frank Hagen
Waldemar Mueller
Herman Rachut
Hanlontown
Mason City
Claire Meachem
Belmond
George Kilénk
Bancroft
Lamoreux and Son
J. W
Dad
John J. Harms
German Township
Geo. J.rippentropp
Warner Smidt
Pannhuk
Dick Welp
Bohannon
Des Moines
Col
E. E. Schwietert
D. Breen
Bacon
Mary Henken
John A. Schmidt
Banstott
S. D
Fred Henken
Ruth
Ferdie
Fiettia Javers
Cgeorga Oaken Hunte
Uantay
Condustor Hantey
Dadge
Bui
Daveenpark
Cooper Wis
Musgon City
Dg. White
Kossuth Cowry
Itig
Igat
White
Dick Santhoff
Lusher
French
J. W. Swanson
Henry Carr
Garner
Chicago
Mr. Carr
Nelson Bros
T. P. Reibsamen
Britt
Mr. Reibsamen
Chris
Anderson
Hawkeye Oil Company
LaVerne
Algona Area Notes Amid Local Visits Moves and Plans
Local residents frequent Algona visiting Briggs home and cousins. Many families relocate into new residences, and several plan moves to Britt and Britt-like towns. A. Pannhuk family and W. G. Gallmeyer move to Cogswell and Sleper residence respectively. John A. Schmidt to Banstott SD. road work to improve connections around Titonka and Wesley township slated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Emerson
Imother
Algona
Briggs
Herman Swears
Mr. Swears
Britt Spont
A. Pannhuk
W. G. Gallmeyer
Cogswell
C. W. Tuttle
Sleper
Albert Sleper
Buffalo Center
John A. Sleper
Ben Amelsburg
Jake Welgands
Cerman Valley
Grman Valley
Mrs. Amelsburg
Amos Kromminga
Ernest
Board of Supervisors
Antone Goetz
Wesley Township
Iowa
Pike
The Story of Our States Idaho Page from 19th Century Text
Idaho gains statehood in 1890 after earlier territory status. the article traces Idaho’s origins from Shoshone name gem of mountains to Lewis and Clark exploration and the merging of Oregon territory. It notes mining booms at Coeur d Alene, labor unrest, and expanding state size before joining the Union as the forty-third state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Lewis and Clark
Oregon Territory
United States
Montana
Wyoming
Wold
Dé Wis
Coeur @Alene
Coond
McClure
Synulcate
Thorne Nominated as Iowa Senator Hope For Farmers
Wallace’s Farmer endorses Clifford Thorne for the Republican nomination citing his record for farmers and shippers. His qualifications include railroad policy expertise and a history as attorney for the Corn Meat Producers' Association, with primary support urged to ensure Thorne’s nomination. An ad notes gas prices at J. E. Keil's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace
Thorne
Clifford Thorne
Thorna
Trates
Dickers
Corn Meat Producers’ Association
Iowa
Clifford
Lowa
Senate
United States
Interstate Commere Commission
Thome
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bonacker Bros
Titonka
Towa
Walter ‘Thompson
Hemer Lawson
Wesley
John Schrader
Ana
Wim. Boyken
Jake
Zwiefel
Fred Kluse
Fenton
Ed. Zwiefel
Herman, Dreesman
Marie Pink
Ohn’ Slepef
T. P. Reichsamen
Wilking
Antone Pannkuk
Edldie Bruns
John, M. Vinson
Stadard
Oil
J. W. Lamoreux
Henry Meyers
Matives
Ben, A. Pannhuk, Jr
Barron’ Bros. Mercantile
Jona
Honor House
Chicago Paint Works
S.B
Titonka, Iowa
J. E. Keil
W. J. Denton
Draggist Titonka, Lowa