Nuptials Chosen for Hall Hardesty in Titonka Wedding
A quiet Sunday ceremony united Miss Carrie Thaheth Hall of Titonka with Homer Hasdesty of Chicago at the Home parish. Rev. B Mitchell officiated as family and a small circle of intimate friends witnessed the vows. The couple, after brief congratulations, hosted a dinner and then left for Chicago to establish their home. Relatives from Sigacoary Iowa and German neighbors attended along with Edith Erdinog and Tay Budlong.
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Howe
Brde
Mia
W. T
Carrie Thaheth Hall
Homer’d Hasdesty
Chicago
B. Mitchell
Rob Viands
Titonca
Slater
Sigacoary
Lowa
Ms. V. Berrigo
Geraianiw
Edith Erdinog
Tay Budlong
Wesley
Aberdeen Angus Sale Highlights Whitcomb Ball & Son Deal
Bine Citiedale Whitcomb Ball and Son sold 105 Aberdeen Angus cattle to Mr A OB Turner of Hudson Wisconsin for breeding. The shipment brought 4810 dollars, including 42 heifers 2 bulls and 41 calves. Turner plans to breed on his Stow farm. Whitcomb Ball & Son retain over 200 head of fine stock from the herd.
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Whitcomb
Ball & Son
A, Ob, Turner
Hudson
Wis
Turner
Stow
Hudson, Wie
Ball & Soo
Iowa Senator Seeks Reelection Amid Ill Health
The Beacon editorial laments the aging senator nearing eighty and deteriorating health. It argues his long record and public service justify retirement rather than a seventh term, urging the state to spare him the burden of further duty.
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Reckoin
Fyuoher
Iowa
Roosevelt Not Impossible In 1930s Campaign Talk
The report quotes President Roosevelt and Governor Denesa of LI on Taft candidacy. Roosevelt would accept party loyalty over personal preference if the convention nominates him, while Lavollente and Hughes are seen as potential challengers amid broader jockeying for the nomination.
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Denesa
Taet
Roosevelt
Raggavelti
Hub
Ba Aythen
Lath
Lavollente
Hughes
la Balay
Phebe
Anadle
Anithe saparitive tree experiment notes
An unclear OCR fragment references a tree experiment and possible measurements. The readable words indicate an experimental context but lack concrete entities, dates, or locations to identify people or organizations.
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Perlinsbée
Express charges blamed for high fruit costs across community
A historical note criticizes express companies led by Standard Oil and others for excessive charges on packages. It argues these fees raise prices on fruits and vegetables for the public, comparing railroads profits and nationwide impact. Concerns about who bears the burden and calls for scrutiny of shipping rates.
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Chicago
Px. Press
Manson Journal
Bizé
Tve
Espress
Linare
Sign The Plegge Pledge Recounted In Civic Memorandum
A community pledge sworn on honor by a resident commits to boosting local development and public works. The pledge vows to support the town, prioritize local spending, advocate positively for the community, and keep criticism to public matters.
Party Shakeup Urged as Town Resistance Clogs Reform
The Monitor argues that town politics cling to decayed party lines, comparing it to rigid historical Chinese habits. It calls for a democratic shakeup within the Republican stronghold and a housecleaning effort among voters when a party loses its backing.
Snake befriends man then alarms him with burglar
A rattlesnake found under a stone in Algona and released by a man in Algood becomes a protective companion, following him like a watchdog. One night the burglar is discovered in the next room after the snake’s tail rattles from the window, startling Marshall Whiteer of Montor.
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Algood
Marahal Swhteer
Editor J. Wy Hinchon Plans Overseas Trip
Algona residents react to news in the Register and Header that editor J. Wy Hinchon is considering travel abroad. Authors note curiosity about his plans and pending departure, with speculation on future literary work and town impact.
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Algona
Register
J. Wy Hinchon
Overgo Parka
Hia
Pitonke
Bro Hinchon
Bering
Marks
Notice on Creamery Milk Tickets at Bank
Hereafter all parties wanting milk at the creamery must purchase tickets at the first National Bank before they will be allowed to take milk. A five cent ticket will buy a ten gallon can of buttermilk. Get your tickets and present them to the butter maker.
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Birst Nabhinal Bank
Lowie Martensen
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