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Newspaper
Upper Des Moines Republican
Location
Algona, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1905
Page
12
A fragmented, unclear note from a newspaper page hints at a valued enterprise. Readable fragments reference a Gnterprisey and mentions of elegance and value in a business context. Further details are unavailable in the legible text.
In Wesley on December 4 1903 I W Stott of Portland township married Ida May Grover of Red Lake Minnesota. Rev R A Harwood officiated at the home of George Benner in the presence of Benner and family and Mrs Grover. The couple will reside on the groom's Portland township farm and begin housekeeping with well wishes from neighbors.
A impassioned plea argues that buying locally preserves jobs, doctors, teachers, and religious and social opportunities. It warns that sending money to cities drains hometown wealth, lowers services, and drives away professionals, leaving only humdrum routines and empty streets. Citizens are urged to buy at home and keep prosperity local.
The Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul plans a 1500 mile westward extension to connect Chamberlain Evarts and Puget Sound cities Tacoma and Seattle. The project will extend Iowa and Dakota lines through South Dakota Wyoming Montana and Idaho creating a continental thoroughfare and boosting traffic and train service. It aims to reclaim and develop vast unsettled lands as part of national expansion.
Wesley News World reports six year old Wesley Walker from Kid Studer family on a Saturday night voyage in night clothes. He left his bed to walk his milk route, wandered to Charley Jones house, knocked, woke no one, then returned home to sleep.
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