Durdall Clothing Store Western Electric Wires Build Link
The Western Electric Telephone system rebuilds a new Algona to Elmore line with forty six inch top posts and cross arms to create a through copper circuit to Minneapolis. Algona will gain a Minnesota outlet as work aims to finish before year end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.C. Way
Weatero Electric Telephone System
Algans
Algona
Elmore
Northern Telephone Co
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Mr. Way
Western Electric
Iowa
Christmas Church Services and Kids Gift Drive
Christmas events fill several churches with exercises at 7 o clock Saturday night. Congregational church offers a tree and offerings to Des Moines Children's Home. Baptist church hosts Christmas Sunday with sermons and a Group Around the Cradle. M E church holds 7 30 pm exercises with an old fashioned tree and Santa distributing small presents for orphans. attendees may bring gifts if they wish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Des Moines
The
Baptist Church
M. E
Santa Claus
Hamiltons Host Holiday Reunion in Algona
The Hamilton family reunion will be hosted in Algona with half a dozen families arriving Saturday to spend Sunday and Christmas day in town. Guests come mainly from Des Moines Postville and Nora Springs. Several Algona teachers plan holiday departures. Bert Bowman returns home for vacation and notes his Cornell graduation next June. Algona residents attend Towle Cash wedding in Webster City with Mayor Ferguson and wife. couple heads to Chicago then Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Algona
J. A. Hamilton
Des Moines
Postvilla
Nora Springs
Hamiltons
Bert Bowman
Bowman
Cornell
Webster City
W. K. Ferguson
Chicago
Boston
State University
Homeseekers Drive to Milwaukee Extension Territory
A party traveled about eighty miles from the end of the road to assess new country. They found the region appealing as trains carried many homeseekers heading for the Milwaukee extension opening. The group plans to return next summer to live on their claims six months in line with homestead laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Waterhouse
Lute Stacy
Lewis Crammond
South Dakota
Chamberlain
Milwaukee Road
Algona
Milwaukee
A Short Memorandum on Christmas Preparations
The note reminds readers to review a red Christmas string, observe three days before the showdown, and be grateful for a mild fall. It urges counting days left to pay in advance, buying gifts from local home dealers, and preparing for a New Year resolve to be good.
Greatest Daily Ever Printed at the State Capital
The Register and Leader letters praise Gard ner Cowles and Harvey Ingham for a superb Iowa State Capital daily. They urge Kossuth County residents to subscribe before January 15 1906 and offer a combined rate with free Home Library Well Chart showing Iowa map and 1905 census, for 4 75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cowles
Ingham
Kossuth County
Gardner Cowles
Harvey Ingham
Iowa
Daily Register and Leader
Register
Leader
Yankee Peanut Crisp at Taylor's and Langdon & Co Gold Trades
Fragmentary local notices mention Yankee Peanut Crisp at Taylor's shop and advertising by Langdon & Co about gold trading. The text also touts loans at five percent and includes names Hag ard and Peek in a clipped advert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor’s
At Langdon & Co
Reasonable Beautiful eesseel and trimmed goods sale
A merchant promotes a sale of silk lined and fur trimmed items with prices from 0.50 to 5.00. Offers include Far lined gauntlets silk lined and gold plated trimmings with warranties, monogram space, and a note of appreciation for a 50 cent investment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kraft Syndicate
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Durdall Clothing Store
Western Electric Wires
Fort Dodge
Estherville
Emmetsburg
Spencer
Storm Lake
Way
Falkenhainer & Co
Lundin
Bellevue
Miss Williams
Carroll
Prof
Jones
Oresco
Mathews
Kansas City
Leeney
Gamba
Smithland
Kirchbaum
Harrison
Norton
Burlington
Calkins
Toledo
Sweney
Comanche
Reeves
Morrow
Dingley & Co
Dingley @ Co
the Big Watch
Algona, Iowa
KRAFT
Kraft Clothing Co
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!