Death of Frank Hume in Wesley Iowa
Frank Hume a Wesley resident for about 34 years died of paralysis at 33. He worked in rough lumber, retired, and left a wife and daughter Mrs. F C Bacon. Funeral at home led by Rev. Luscombe with Odd Fellows handling interment in Wesley cemetery. Trank Hume funeral attended. Britt preacher Rev Quinn administered sacrament at M E church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley
Iowa
Frank Hume
Hume
J. A. Smith
Osage
Luscombe
M. E
Oddfellow’s Lodge
F. C. Bacon
Maynard
W. T. Presnell
W. F. Lehman
Sexton
Trank Hume
Rev. Quinn
Britt
M. KE
J. J. Budlong
Mr. Shaw
Milo Elwell
F. R. Amesbury
Joe Cunningham
Titonka
Sariddy
Time
Bancroft notes and social rounds fill week
Dr Sartor moves residence near Phoenix Hotel while locals greet visitors and report health updates. Foresters plan new members. numerous visits from Bancroft and nearby towns, and several residents travel for business or leisure. A hospital of local care, church events, and road talks in Jefferson Hall frame community life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre Sartor
F. Schiltz
R. N. Bruer
Swedish Lutheran Church
Phoenix Hotel
Local farming notes and community changes
Farmers finish feeding small grain as Wm Hardt begins tiling with his crew. Lark Reynolds ships a car of fat heifers to Chicago. Andrew Anderson, Swea City, moves to Stockman farm to farm this year. S D Drake of Mason City plans large clover sowing. Mrs W H McAnnich suffers a stomach kick but recovers. C C Chubb of Algona visits for tile work and business. Trustees review assessor books and plan to question residents on unlisted personal property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Hardt
Lark Reynolds
Chicago
Andrew Anderson
Swea City
Stockman
S. D. Drake
Mason City
W. H. McAnnich
C. C. Chubb
Algona
Ledyard Note: Visitors and Local Visits
LEDYARD. Co, P. Tillmoney of New Ulm is visiting at his home here. Misses Bernice Skinner Eva Hartshorn Germania visitors. Mrs J L Englehardt and father J Austin were Sunday visitors. Miss Eugene Hartshorn visited at her sister's. Miss Tillmoney of Germania last week. Harry Wright returned to Wagle Grove after a week's vacation at home. Misses Gertrude Tillmoney Bessie Wright Grace Smith Pannie Palmer visited Germania. C Richardson and wife brought Hazel Marquis home after a visit. Nina Marquis returned home with them for a week.
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Tom Sherman
C. D. Smith
Burt
May Kelly
Germania
P. Tillmoney
New Ulm
Wi. Marble
Daota
Bernice Skinner
Eva Hartshorn
Eugene Hartshorn
J. J. Tillmoney
Harry Wright
Wagle Grove
Gertrude Tillmoney
Bessie Wright
Grace Smith
Pannie Palmer
C. Richardson
Elmore
Hazel Marquis
Nina Marquis
Irvington Creamery plans immediate rebuild after meeting
Thos Chilton and Thomas Jotes visited Des Moines and Cedar Rapids on business while Warren Bates and A Willer were in town. Mrs A Brooks visited Algona relatives. M E Larimer bought a horse and buggy and plans daily driving. L P Anderson of Algona and August Neurell of Renwick moved into Anderson's home. Irvington Creamers Co held a Monday meeting and decided to rebuild at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Bates
A. Willer
A. Brooks
Algona
M. E. Larimer
L. P. Anderson
Algora
Mandar
Irvington Creamers Co
August Neurell
Renwick
Foley Kidney Cure Promises Health Benefit
An advertisement asserts Foley Kidney Cure will restore good health by curing kidney and bladder disorders. It claims the remedy strengthens the kidneys to perform properly and avoids Brights disease or diabetes when taken in time, endorsed by E. E. Conner & Co.
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Foley Doey
E. E. Conner & Co
Magical Scenes to California Travel Offer
Advertises a spring rail sale to California via Union Pacific and Southern Pacific lines from Missouri River. Travel dates March 1 to May 1 with tickets at 25 dollars, tourist sleepers, double berths 3.75, fast trains and no delays. Inquiries to EFL Lomax G P T A Union Pacific Omaha Nebraska.
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California
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Missouri River
EFL
Lomax
Omaha
Neb
Every Lowan Should Have It, Register and Leader Ad
A promotional pitch extols the Register and Leader as the state's premier town newspaper. It highlights comprehensive Iowa news, extensive special features, a premier colored comic supplement, illustrated Sunday issue, AP reports, wide Iowa reporting network, a Washington correspondent, and no political entanglements. It urges readers to begin the new year by subscribing.
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Lowan
Register and Leader
Des Moines
Iowa
Associated Press
Washington
Local Biz Moves and Auction Setbacks in Bart
Frank Anderson sold his restaurant while Frank McChesney begins work on an addition to his home. Mrs. Johnson sold her millinery store to Mrs. MacBride. Miss Gertie Slade visits Mrs. Harvey Graham as John McWhorter remains ill. Will Bauman moves his family into the Blanchard house. The old elevator sold at auction last Saturday for far more than expected. auctioneer D. A. Haggard of Algona handled the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Nyman
George
Minnesota
Matt Frielinger
Kossuth County
Europe
Peter Ewen
Marble Rock
Hot Springs
The
Eastern Star
Ellena D. Ward
Lldora
King
Defferson Hall
John McWhorter
Sterling
Illinois
Will Bauman
Ace
A. W. Blanchard
D. A. , Haggard of
Algona
Rheumatism Cure Claim For Chamberlains Pain Balm
An advertisement touts Chamberlains Pain Balm as effective for rheumatism with quick relief after a single application and claims many testimonials of permanent cures. It notes broad sales and states the product is sold by I. KE, Conner & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
I. KE
Conner
Farm Loans At 5 per cent Optional payments
Feel tired no appetite cannot sleep work or eat. Spring tiredness will disappear at once if you take Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea this month. 85 cents. Tea or tablets. R H Miller's drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollister
R. H. Miller
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Bancroft
B. Packard
Martin Kottwin
Cc. G. Bracher
Forest City
Leo Whitehill
Bancroft Friends
Blanche Davis
Algona Friends
Frank Shroufe
C. J. Lenander
Denver
Stall
Wisconsin
J. H. Robe
Bird Island
W. Callanan
Relusine
Buffalo Center
C. A. Olson
Ty. P. Jacobs
Foresters
Clark Coffin Sr
Clark ,Jr
A. J L. Hunt
Webster City
Father Schemmel
Tr. Sartor
Hugh Gorman
Peotone
Ill
D. G. Ferguson
Ames
Wm. Campbell
Joseph Cosgrove
G. Schneider
Petersburg
J. W. Mangan
Henry Clement
J.J. Warrick
Father Halpin
Geo. Rider
Ann Fuler
K. Elman
Patterson
N. J
Walters
van Vorheis
Frank McAdams
Dr. Walters
County Medical Society
A. G. Schultz
Howe
Phoenix
Andrew Neville
Titania
Co. J. Lenander
Harrison Township
A. A. Cook
Orville
Board of Equalization
Gritchett
Shersurn
Billy Sealock
Carl Adolphson
Madarn Woodmen
Carl
Milwaukee
Thomas Sherwood
James Smith
Seneca
Algona Yeomen Homestead
Bancroft Homestead
Bancroft Yeomen
Esther Adolphson
Elsie Reichsamen
Iss Emma Adolphson
Theresa Hackl
Adolphson
Miss Hackl
Bancroft’s
St. John’s Parjophial School
Supt
Belknapp
Sohools
Ayers
ROYAL
Grant
David Farrow
Ledyard
J. L. Englehardt
J. Austin
Irvington
Thos. Chilton
Thomas Jotes
Cedar Rapids
Bart
Frank Anderson
Frank McChesney
R.b. Miller
Laird
Warren Laird
State of
J.R. Laird
Algona, Iowa
F. BE. Porter
G. L. Galbraith
Norton
the Lumber Man
Algona Milling & Grain Co
Hardy Nursery Stock
Standard
APPLE
R.H. Milley
Percy Wood
London
Vienna
Berlin
Paris
Marshalltown
Pilgrim Hotel
Apgerman
I. C. Wiglson
Kossuth County State Bank
Algona Milling & Grain Company
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