Three Talks by McCash on the Anti Drinking Advance
Dr I N McCash superintendent of the Iowa anti saloon league spoke in Algona delivering three addresses in the M E church in the morning and in the armory in the afternoon and evening. He argued temperance spreads on moral religious and business grounds and warned drinking bars harm employment insurance and social standing. He cited Bartenders and a Des Moines ex mayor barred from Masons and working on the streets to illustrate consequences of drinking.
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I. N. McCash
Iowa Anti-Saloon League
Algona
Sun- Wy
M. E
Armory
McCash
Iowa
The
Masons
Odd Fellows
Knights of Pythias
Jim Brenton
Big Mixer
Des Moines
Bancroft Man Wins Delegation At Woodmen Convention
The Kogsuth County Woodmen met at Wesley to elect a state camp delegate. After a sixty ballot deadlock the choice was settled by drawing lots. Algona’s Matt Weaver led early, with Bancroft’s C J Adolphson and Wesley’s Jos Cosgrove among contenders. AW. H. Raney presided, Mayor H. H. France served as secretary.
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Kogsuth County Woodmen
Wesley
Matt Weaver
Algona
Jos, Cosgrove
C. J. Adolphson
Bancroft
Cata
Inns
H. H. France
Roney Heads to Coast as Phillips Is Named Street Commissioner
At a city council meeting James Phillips was elected street commissioner to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of R. Roney. Roney will depart soon for the county. Phillips is described as an experienced man who will take good care of the streets.
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Roney
James Phillips
R. Roney
Phillips
School officials tour Sheldon heating and ventilation system
School trustees Vesper Morse and Harrington and City Superintendent Overmyer visited Sheldon Monday to inspect heating ventilating and closet systems. They noted Sheldon is compact, suitable for a central building about twice the size of the current one with twenty three rooms. The system uses outside air forced through two yard square openings over furnaces by a ten foot fan driven by a 12 horse engine, claiming automatic uniform temperature and half the cost of other systems due to rapid air movement.
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Vesper
Morse
Harrington
Overmyer
Sheldon
Plae
Algona
Tax Round Up: City Board of Equalization Expands Tax Base
The City Board of Equalization increased taxable values across residences real estate and credits. About 50000 more property becomes taxable if changes hold though overall assessable values may fall due to reduced personal property and monetaries. Hearings on complaints are set for April 17.
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Town Board of Equalization
Miss Summers Speaks On Handicraft and Wife Lecture
A large Saturday night audience heard Miss Summers discuss handicraft and its role in the development of manufacturing and global civilization. Her talk praised honest, lasting work reflecting character and lauded the library interior, especially the frieze in the general reading room.
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Miss Summers
Ice Cream Season Opens At Algona Factory
The Algona Ice Cream and Candy Factory opens 1905 season well equipped to serve its six hundred customers and many more. The firm promises pure cream, delicious ices, and new flavors such as Penichea Ice Cream Angel Parfait Nessilrode and Marion Pudding. Originators of specialties, they invite requests and offer Taylor Made specialties. Phone 71. Algona Iowa.
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Algona Ice Cream & Candy Factory
Peniéchia
Angel Parfait
Nessilrode
Mar
Algona
Iowa
Children under fifteen free on County Fair Children’s Day
The County Fair Association offers a $75 premium list to boost school exhibits. On Children’s Day every child under fifteen is admitted free, and any under fifteen exhibitor gains free admission on other days. Tickets are obtained from the superintendent at entry. Exhibits must be produced since January 1, 1905, with premiums per the association rules.
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County Fair Association
Educational Department
The
Fair Association
Young Pang Ma canal chief shaped by past Iowa Central work
The Hampton Recorder notes T. P. Shonta, newly named head of the Pang Ma canal commission, previously served as superintendent or assistant superintendent at the Belmond branch of the Iowa Central. He ran his headquarters from Hampton, was about 25, and valued for energy and thoroughness.
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The
Hampton Recorder
T. P. Shonta
Pangma Canal Commission
Belmond
Iowa Central
Hampton
Libel Suit Over Sanguinary Algona Encounter
A. H. Stock files a $15,000 libel suit against the Des Moines Register and Leader, alleging publication of a sensational account of a murderous altercation with a butcher knife. The Des Moines special was widely reprinted, and questions arise about liability for syndication and the courier paper. Stock’s lawyers claim he did not wield a knife, and the case moves toward Polk County district court.
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Des Moines Register and Leader Company
A. H. Stock
District Court
Polk County
Stock
Register and Leader
Register and Reader
Geo, E. Clarke
I. M. Curtiss
Register and Lender
Algona Courier
Mable
Courier
Des Moines
Western Newspaper Union
The
Des Moines Patent House
Minneapolis Tribune
Congregational Ministers Convene in Sioux City May 16 19
Rev C H Holmes travels to Sioux City for the state Congregational ministers convention to be held May 16 19. He will deliver an address titled The Living Church. Rev W J Suckow of Fort Podge will discuss The Evangel of the erectives. Dr Gladden head of the national council will attend.
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Sioux City
C. H. Holmes
Congregational Ministers
Escape of Matt McDermott Shocks Cher okee Ward
Report reaches Kossuth county officials that Matt McDermott who was sentenced to three years in the inebriacy ward escaped after two days there. He reportedly fled to Bancroft and then headed toward Minnesota early Monday, with few knowing his whereabouts.
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Lugbrlate Ward
Cherokee Aftor
Ward
Kossuth
Matt McDermott
McDermott
Bancroft
Jake Fred
Cherokee
Minnesota
Appendiciti8 Discussed at Kossuth County Medical Meeting
Kossuth County Medical Society held a well attended session in the courthouse hall yesterday afternoon. The program featured viable papers on appendicitis and related topics, with lively discussions and valuable information for the public. Attending physicians included Algona doctors along with Drs. Armstrong Irvington Peters Burt Walters Bancroft Fraser Corwith Hall Renwick Heinan Mc Creery Whittemore.
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Kossuth County Medical Society
Court House
Algona
Drs. Armstrong
Irvington
Peters
Burt
Walters
Bancroft
Fraser
Corwith
Hall
Renwick
Heinan and McCreery
Whittemore
Spencer couple's southern trip ends in Texas tour
Col and Mrs R H Spencer return home Monday after a southern journey via Missouri and Fort Worth where they visited daughter Mrs Frank Hedrick. They met President Roosevelt in Galveston and San Antonio and spoke with Mrs Geo L Galbraith, noting her improving health.
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Col
R. H. Spencer
Gulf
Missouri
Fort Worth
Frank Hedrick
President Roosevelt
Galveston
San Antonio
Geo. L. Galbraith
Homeseekers' gates to many western states via rail
On first and third Tuesdays each month the Town Central Ry will offer homeseekers access to Nebraska Kansas Missouri Arkansas Oklahoma Indian Territory Texas New Mexico Colorado and other states. For rates and travel times contact agents or address A B Cutts J T A Minneapolis Minnesota.
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Central
Nebraska
Kansas
Missouri
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Texas
New Mexico
Colorado
A. B. Cutts
Minneapolis
Ming
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