Band Music Ban Sparks Riot at Clear Lake Sabbath
Sharp clash over Sunday band music at Clear Lake ends with arrests of band leader Nick Cady secretary John Betts and manager G.sonedy as a mob of about eight hundred harasses police and cuts electric lights at the Congregational church. Hearing set for Friday on cinema and charity events amid tense city mood.
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Clear Lake
Rtch
Algona
Doof
Ick Cady
G. Sonedy
John Betsecretary
Sppaar
Hollister
Guardiana
Muaia
Emob
Agay
Kay Lake
Sehg
Cliggitt Rule
Thurg
Mrs Hugh Waterhouse Dead Pioneer Resident of Algona
Mrs Eliza Waterhouse wife of Hugh Waterhouse died at her Minneapolis home on August 6 from cancer. The couple’s son and daughter brought her remains to Algona for burial beside her mother in Riverview cemetery. Funeral services were held at the Minneapolis home with a brief grave prayer by Rev. Holmes. Born February 2 1848 in Dodge County Wisconsin she came to Iowa in the 1860s and married Hugh Waterhouse in 1870. The Waterhouses moved to Minneapolis in 1886 where he joined the Soo railway. The couple’s son and daughter work at the Minneapolis Soo offices. Brothers R E Warren and R B Warren were unable to attend the burial.
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Eliza Waterhouse
Hugh Waterhouse
Minneapolis
Algona
Riverview Cemetery
John Barnett
Mmmersburg
Death of Miss Rose Greene at Bancroft
Miss Rose M. Greene, a cafe employee in Algona, died Wednesday after three days with bowel inflammation. Born April 16 188? she was a daughter of Mr and Mrs Wilson J Greene of Bancroft. The family gathered for the funeral at the Campbell home with Rev Torbert in charge and interment in Irvington. She left three sisters and bereaved parents in North Dakota and Bancroft, with many friends mourning her loss.
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Rose M. Greene
C. B
Bancroft
Jose Caime
Algona
Jiune
Campbell
Bustoess
W. Nelson
Berthold
North Dakota
C. ©. Campbell
Torbert Bays
Laure Fal
Irvington
Gad Alter
Misa Greene
O. H. Stebbine
Algong
Nettie Vaat
Misa Carrie Greene
T H Lantry at Rest Funeral in Algona
Thomas H Lantry lay in state in Algona with Spokane relatives arriving to mourn. A large crowd gathered at St Cecelia Catholic Church for high mass services led by Father Halpin and two visiting priests. The burial at the cemetery followed a large floral tribute display. Family members from Spokane Sioux City Milwaukee Burt and Minneapolis attended along with local relatives.
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Algona
Thomas H. Lantry
Lantry
Spokane
St. Cecelia’s Catholc Church
W. J. Halpin
Father Schemmel
Bancroft
Father O'Brien
Eagle Grove
Misa Lizzle Holtzbauer
Father Halpin
Mr. Lantry
Lautry
Harry
Cleve
W. I. Hutchinson
Sioux City
Tom Sherman
Milwaukee
C. D. Smith
Burt
B. W. Haggard
Joshua Luntey
God
Witeger
Death of Migs Grenwall in Sweden birth to late October
Emma Caroline Grenwall died yesterday morning at her brother I A Grenwall home after a rheumatic heart condition. She was born in Sweden October 30 1850 and had lived in this vicinity about five years. Burial plans not yet completed. Michael Dalton injured in buggy accident Saturday near his daughter Ken Knowntas home northeast of town. The horse bolted causing Dalton to fall and break her ankle. doctors report severe pain but growing signs of recovery and hope she can resume duties within six weeks.
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Migs Grenwall
Emma Caroline Grenwall
Ilfe
I. A. Grenwall
Sweden
Bolo Press
Michael Dalton
Ken Kiownta
Mea
Dalton
Algona County News Highlights Local Happenings
Prof and Mrs Overmeyer return from Clear Lake. Clerk candidate Q Stephenson visits Algona. J L Hanson returns from Duluth. Scarlet fever at Plum Creek township manor noted but not serious. Captain Ingham plans fishing trip to Fox Lake. Mrs Christensen and children return from Minnesota work. Mrs Boever operated on and recovering well. The Ambrasichs move from Estherville to Algona for head salesperson role. Rev O H Holmes seeks Colorado outing for hay fever relief. Congregational church to close for repairs during absence. Dr J Gay reports his son Rugeng in typhoid fever. family anxious. Mrs Hoteling visits Algona then Mason City. insurance payout noted. Bell farm sale valued $75,000 with Colorado land trade. State Fair opens Aug 20 with children free entry Aug 22. New electric theatre planned near Durdall. Several local accidents and notices detailed with brief outcomes.
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Yeater
Fox Lake
Minnesota
P. Christensen
Christensen
Theaesson
Boever
Algona Hospital
C. A. Palmer
Mina Mae
Mise Mae
Berlin
Estherville
John Ambroisch
Eagle Clothing Store
Bileaman
Steale
Algona
Colorado
Holmes
Congregational Church
Christian Endeavor
J. Gay
Spokane
Washington
Rugeng
Hotelling
Arthur Tellier
Pellier
Miases Hoteling
Seattle
Geo. M. Bell
Kossuth County
Greely
Colorado Land
B. F. Crosse
Former county auditor Calking spotted in Walch amid banking and rice mill ventures
Pred Calking, formerly county auditor, visited Algona Wednesday and has since been in Walch, Louisiana. He is heavily invested in banking and oil, but mainly runs a rice mill. The mill buys rice from growers, mills to remove hulls, then ships nationwide. They recently have a contract to ship about one million pounds to Porto Rico. The business is large and profitable as it expands. Calking is faring well and favors the south.
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Pred Calking
Algona
Calking
Walch
Louisiana
Fela
Calkina
Mil
Porto Siva
South
Must be Quack Doctor in Livermore Gazette Tale
Gill Hall from Algonathia appears in neighboring territory pursuing his mournful business. The item hints at regional concerns over a dubious healer and his activities in the late era journal.
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Livermore
Gill Hall
Algonathia Waos
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Minnneapolis
Miss Rose Green
Cora Baldwig
T. H. Lantry
Iowa State
Peates
Charley Bragher
Queal
Garner
Deniso Wills
Iowa
L. D. Hopkins
A. J. Butters
Ft. Dodge
Durdall
Kensuth County State Bank
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Jan. Riddle
Lathrop
Spencer
Martin Schleicher
Spirit Lake
Cara
Jan- Vein
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George Tyndale
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