Stecker Names And Amounts Noted In Ledger Entry
A fragmentary ledger item records Bruno Stecker and Fred Stecker with amounts 289.70 and 115.50 alongside John A Harms. The readable text centers on numeric entries and names without further context or dates.
Local News Bits From Algona and Surroundings
Local items from Algona area include visits by H Boskelman family, Dr Kulp and wife at West Bend, and M S Cunningham of Algona. Notices mention wallpaper and paints at the drug store, fresh candy and tobacco, a large hog sale record, community meetings, school programs, and travels to Mason City, Estherville, and Britt. Dolly variety of social calls, farm news, and local business notes fill the period’s pages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Boskelman
al- Bonn
DB. Kulp
West Bend
M.S. Cunningham
Algona
Alen H. Woodly
Titanka Co-Operative Creamery Co
Wright
Gale
B.S
Sever Pannhuk
Mason City
Luther League
Will Alice
Fred Kluse
Jake Zwiefel
Fenton
Olaf Berquist
Northein Street
Tronka
Frank Rakcow
J. W. Swanson
Reinder Kromminga
Burt
Heio Boekelian
Swea
Amos Kromminga
Daugher
Claus Daniels
Blue Harth
Mian
R. BE. Nauman
Henry A. Bruns
Ku Ku
John Grace
Clinton
Ill
Louie Rika
Houston
Texas
Robert Welter
Wesley
J. Harms
John Harms
Wellaburg
Kettwicks
Franzens
Maylands Jin
W. J. Denton
Swea City
Herbert Winter
Herman Wirtjes
Frank Butts
Guy Brott
Freeark
Lakota
Cedar Falls
John Pauelson
Rachut
St. Ansgay
Floyd Duncan
Portland Township
Weihst
C. W. Mechler
Henry Petersen
Estherville
J. B. Fisher
Stanley
California
Lamoreux
Woden
Barnice Awe
John Pals
Suife
Mary McGetchie
Alligon
Butler County
Schrama
Klonks
Amas
Palla
MaGetahte
Fox
Henry Brandt
R. M. Wallace
Waldemar Mueller
Titanica
Turton
S. D
Farmer’ Savings Bank
G. Brong
Annie
Henry A. Brong
Thornton
Sun
Gay
Siater
Harry Cook
Harry
Wits
Land
Walt
Alberti
Abba Doden
I Germany
Rock Island
Jack” Johnson
Ku. Ku
Fred Wentz
Kossuth County
Hackman
Lima
Edward Kunz
German Township
Mgr. Kunz
Will Haggard
Des Moines
Little Arthur
Elbert Johnson
Jeannette
Wm. Wirties
John Wirrties
Ralph Wirtjes
Wodan
Iowa Prison Appeals Parole System Described
The article discusses Fort Madison and Anamosa reformatories filled with sentenced men and the parole program. It notes a yearly 300 to 400 parolees, asserts parolees receive employment and reporting requirements, and highlights reform efforts, including two Iowa men appealing, one 23 and one 38 with disabilities. It also reports the death of Iowa politician Clifford Thorne in London, noting his Iowa ties and prior public service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Fort Madison
State Reformatory
Anamosa
Board of Patrol
Yeesipti
Imosa
Baye
Cally
Vu. D. M. Re
Basan
Te Cligord Thorne
Towa
London
England
Iowa Board of Railway Commissioners
U. 5
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THE
Ford
Falk Motor Company
Titanica Savings Bank
W. A. Worsley
John Sachow
Ssc
Tele
Hutchinson Bros
Henry Gray Rqua
Traden
Wm. Welhowseti
John ‘Koestler
Warner Smith
Nick Heesch
Bruno Stecker
Fred Stecker
Fred Reichsamen
Advw
Bartlett Sue
John A Harms
Howy L. Stecker
Robert Callies
John N. Longchen Sa
First
National Bank , Sullivan, Freaident
A. Schram, B. J. Murtagh
Murtagh
Nevies
Fred Welp
Kamrar
Ito Ghugh
Juat
Fred
Fred Boyken
Hila
Wm. Boyken
Fred Missal
Britt
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Adolph Missal
Town Falls
Trai
Calliffornia
Adolph
Rev. P. Mueller
Henry Radamaker
Grenada
Minn
Rev. Mueller
Frank Reynolds
Wisconsin
Krank
Wrystar
Frank
Sigler Studio
Lowa
Titonka Theater
Titonka, Towa “Pioneer Trail
Titonka
Algona, Iowa
By Mary Roberts
Rinehart
Avery Hopwood
Chicago
Rexall Drug
S. B. French