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Newspaper

Upper Des Moines Republican

Location

Algona, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1909

Page

8

Community Helpers Husk Corn and Visit Neighbors

Barneys Brink finished husking corn Thursday. Will Cain helped Charles Struder husk corn last week. Ernest Taylor of Algona dined at Wm Goche's Thursday. Roy Cain made a short call at Joe Hatten home Wednesday. George Hatten works west of town helping his brother Louis husk corn. Peter Godfredson and family Sundayed at W D Waltz home. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hatten spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Cain. Mrs. Joe Recker and children spent Tuesday with her sister Mrs. Harry Recker. Will and Lee Cain travel this week to visit the Mangan family in Celon Minn. A number of young folks spent Sunday night at the Jos Beckel home. All had a good time. Frank Hatten has returned to work at Rock Valley after visiting his parents.

Barney Brink Will Cain Chas. Struder Ernest Taylor Algona Wm. Goche Roy Cain Joe Hatten Geo. Hatten Louis Peter Godfredson W. D. Waltz Mrs. Cain

Ledyard Notes on Local Visits and Travel

Miss Hazel Marquis visited Elmore on Monday. P. W. Reece shipped a carload of stock Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Skinner and Ceekts were at Bancroft Tuesday. Kate Smith of Algona spent Sunday with the O. L. Graves home. Mail service on bad roads has gone on foot. Mr. and Mrs. Cornish and daughter of Oelwein were guests at the BE. G. Rich home Sunday. Maggie Tomar left Friday for Rockwell to attend a relative's funeral and visit at her sister's home. Mrs. Chas. Richardson and Opal arrived Thursday from Dows for an extended visit at the O. Marquis home.

Hazel Marquis Elmore P. W. Reece J. Skinner Ceekts Bancroft Kete Smith Algona O. L. Graves Maggie Tomar Rockwell Chas. Richardson Little Opal

Bart Budget Notices and Local Family Updates

Mrs. Becker is recovering from appendicitis surgery. Jobo and Charles Meinzer attend a niece’s funeral in Waterloo. Will Peck and wife visit his mother and friends. J. B. Graham attended the Des Moines implement dealers convention. Viva Wickwire of Webster City visits Mrs. J. G. Graham. Will Banks family leave for a new Minnesota home. Uncle Fred Nicholson of Lynn Minnesota has been in Burt recently.

Walcott Visitor and Min nesota guest in Britt Notes

Eline Amundson of Walcott North Dakota visits relatives including Mr Wolstad of Kalispell Montana at N J Berghome. I F Engesser visited Garvin Minnesota last week. Rev Malmin of Thompson led a recent circular meeting on A Christian Home. Attendance was small due to weather but attendees felt rewarded. Britt News urges daytime schooling to curb street loafing among youth.

Eline Amundson Walcott N. D Mr. Wolstad Kalispiel Montana N. J. Berghome I. F. Engesser Garvin Minnesota John Rev Malmin Thompson Britt News Achool

Waist of French net with lace trim and yoke

A dainty waist made from French net features delicate lace insertion around a dainty yoke. The model emphasizes refined styling and decorative lace details enhancing a feminine silhouette.

Hosiery Sale Offers Fresh Garments and Varied Sizes

A local hosiery assortment features fresh thread silk hose in black and tan with a red white black checked embroidery look. Prices range from 3.00 to 4.30 per pair. Men’s heatproof socks come in a six-pack with colors included and guaranteed for six months, priced around 8.00 to 12.60 per box.

Gloves Popular in Paris Styles for Women and Men

A vivid ad highlights Real French Pique Kid Gloves for women with new tan colors. It offers silk lined, wool lined, and ape and copes styles for men and women, priced at 1.60 to 3.00 in varied finishes and sizes.

SWEA CITY Notes on Local Moves and Lodge Officers

L. C. Barber attended drainage litigation in Algona that week. E. J. Koutson rents the Baptist parsonage through March. John L. Campbell leases the P. Haglund store building and moves in stock. O. R. Rowley paid county-seat calls. George Butterfield ships sheep and F. A. Tenan ships cattle to Chicago Saturday night. M. W. A. lodge officers elected at Woodman ball: W. C. Bam Warburton, W. A. R. H. Walker, Banker James McAdams, Clerk Freddy Berggren, Manager Olof Pearson, Camp Physicians C. W. Lundquist and C. W. Mattison, Escort Fred Miehe, Watchman W. R. Jacobs, Sentry Wm. Bloomater.

John L. Campbell 8. P. Haglund O. BR. Rowley M. W. A. Lodge Woodman Ball W. C Bam’ Warburton W. A R. HB. Walker James McAdams Freddy Berggren Olof Pearson C.W. Lundquist C. W. Mattison Fred Miehe W. R. Jacobs Wm. Bloomater

Friendship Poem by W. H. Campbell

A reflective poem on friendship highlighting its healing power and guidance. It urges kindness, the golden rule, and avoiding broken promises. The verse notes conflicts arise but can lead to growth, while true friends provide solace and aid in navigating life’s storms.

Belkirk

Texas editor refuses to publish unpaid obituary notices

A Texas editor states he will not publish obituaries for residents who do not subscribe to his newspaper. He argues that those who do not take their home paper are effectively dead to news value, implying their deaths are not covered as a public notice. The remark highlights tensions over subscription status and obituary coverage in local press.

Texas

Man Finds Dime While Clearing Snow at Crossing

Henry Berkal clears a public crossing in Livermore and finds a dime. The notice encourages residents to shovel sidewalks around his premises, promising a dime for labor with each snowfall.

Livermore Gazette Henry Berkal

Law Should be Enforced in Bancroft Iowa Creamery Bill

A Bancroft Iowa notice discusses a bill to shield small creameries from central rivals by requiring equal cream purchase prices where conditions are similar. It urges inquiries to Mrs Julia Riggine Whittemora Iowa. Includes an advertisement for Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets with a free sample offer via a postal card.

Buttelo Center Bancroft Iowa Julia Riggine Whittemora Chamberlain’s Medicine Co Des Moines Chamberlain E. H. Conner & Co

Coal and Rent Notice from Local Advertisers

Coal dealers tout high grade hard and soft coal with heavy tonnage pricing and prompt delivery while a rental ad offers a ten room house in good repair. Farm loan notices advertise low interest through Kossuth County State Bank. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy praised for influenza epidemics and pneumonia prevention by local seller W H Conner & Co.

W. H. Conner & Co

Remarkable Liniment Claims Fast Cure for Sprains

A snippet from an advertisement asserts four sprained ankles will heal in about four weeks with proper treatment. It touts Chamlainn Liniment as three of four cured and calls it one of the deadliest preparations, sold by EH H. Conner & Co.

Ayer Ager Co Lowell Mass Ager Eh, H. Conner & Co

Also Mentioned on This Page

Bancroft News J. Aa. Frech Filo Poarch Jack Johnston John Williams Colfax Baptist Church Odd Fellows W. J. Anderson Frank Richardson Theodore Dixon Sioux City Opera House BH. B. Freeble Groton South Dakota Ben Bollig Mayer & Guide Henry Menke Jens Bengston Chicago Dr. Walters Minneapolis Matt Lizzie Rueder Waterloo Stephen Rueder Frank Thola Washington Oregon J. L. Koob Mra. J. F. Davis Henry Menke, Jr John Schemmer Gladden Ole Peterson Union Slough Joe Rabe Dubugat Dyersville New Vienna Frank Vaske Andrew Hunt M. W. Hunt Glenburn North Dakota L. A McQuirk C. O. Blanchard Wm. H.blanchard Frank Feuehle Alcke Arnold Brothers Redfield Ortonville Wm. Gray el Dorado Illinois M. EB Baptist Yeomen Foreman W. A. Richardson H. McQuirk L. H. McQuirk C. Behrman Colls Richardson Bert Ressegale Rochester Kindera Maam Clarence Dittsworth Lake Mills C. J. Lenander C. J. Adolphson Phoenix Hotel Guy Jacobs Farstenburg’s Order of Foresters C. R Dr. Sartor R A. Mayer P. A. Lonergan Nemmers Treas J. P. Mousel Trustess William Schiltz Frank A. Fangman N. J. Schiltz South Ramsey Ledyard John Goeders Hagerne Norrhin Eueoecet Swea City Moosej L. C. Barber St Algona E. J. Koutson George Butterfield F. A. Tenan Shippad W. H. Campbell Wooprorp-Wheeler LR. Co Phare No Bourne F. C. Wilson Kossuth County State Bank UM. P. Haggard Wehler Bros Jewelers Optometrists Adams’ Pharmacy Ings
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