We Pay Your Railroad Fare at Kossuth County Fair
Store invites hundreds to make it their headquarters offering free delivery to railroad depots and refunds railroad fare on purchases of ten dollars or more. Fall and winter stock of men and boys clothing hats and furnishings highlighted with special week long prices on summer suits and odd pants to close out in Algona.
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Kossuth
Algona
Fair Plans Winning Out At County Fair
County fair officials express jubilant prospects for the next week as the new exhibition building nears completion with 75 foot roof height and white outer walls. Stock entries rise, poultry and hog houses promise exhibitors delight, and a strong music vaudeville program heads to the opera house with North Western excursion trains boosting attendance.
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Ae “Wade
Syer Peen
Kossuth
Mage
Spre
Ony
Monkey Olreau
Aged Veteran D Platt Dies After Long Illness
D Platt a Civil War veteran aged 72 died at his home Sunday morning after a five year paralysis illness. He was born in New York and enlisted in Dubuque Queensland Iowa troops. He held a pension of 30 from a special act. Survived by ten children, three daughters at home, some moving to Canada and the Dakotas. Funeral service was conducted by Rev C By Spray at the M E church with GA B assistance.
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D. Platt
M. E. Bucoh
GA. B
Mr. Platt
New York
Iowa
Ph Dubuque
Congress
Howe
Canada
Ongoing feud over false rumor and political loyalties at Bancroft
The Bancroft column rebukes local papers for spreading an unfounded rumor that J. Lillie would name the writer deputy sheriff if elected. The author defends Republican credentials, recalls past deputy pay, and chastises rivals for attacks on Will Brown while vouching support for Roosevelt and Cumming. The piece laments misrepresentation and calls out the Courier and Reporter for credit grabbing.
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J. &. Lillie
Fenton
God Burt
Moolter
Ocourier
Republicaciem
Waasra
Mr. Lillie
Billy McDonald
Lillie
Sharif
Bancroft
Bryan
Sogaevelt
Cumming
Ron B
Hinchon
Bia Kia Bloods
Bro. Hinchon
Will Brown
Welfare
Butterfield Nominated After 20th Ballot in County GOP
The First District Republicans held a supervisor convention at the courthouse on Wednesday. After 19 fruitless ballots the vote split among A M Curran Sherman A L Webster Cresco and Albert Butterfield Riverdale. On the 20th ballot Butterfield was nominated to succeed Jno 8 Cullan Whittemore. The contest was strenuous yet accepted with good grace. Butterfield is viewed as one of the county’s best qualified men and his chances at the polls look strong.
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Sourt House
A. M. Curran
Sherman
A. L. Webster
Cresco
Albert Butterfield
Riverdale
Mr. Butterfield
Auccead Jno
Cullan
Whittemora
Butterfield
Polla
Shooting Strives in Des Moines Guard unit leads in marksman ship
Iowa national guard teams at Seagirt New Jersey feature the Fifty-sixth regiment dominating the regimental match with top scores. Private Inkol of Company F placed high among twelve Iowa shooters, while horse losses affect local farmer J. Munch. Swea City Herald notes church and farm improvements as owners press for better tenants.
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National Guard
Des Moines
Finkalle
Hell on You Make Ee A Sunday Sermon At Ee Church
A large congregation heard Rev. C. J. Spray argue against literal hell while affirming future judgment. He stressed opportunity for repentance beyond earthly life, contrasting beliefs about eternal punishment and spiritual concern after death.
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C. J. Spray
Spray
A& Methodist
Monte’ Carlo
Uitolde
Bohning Fulghum Nuptials Celebrated in Mason City
Miss Charlotte Edna Fulghum of Mason City wed John V. Bohning of Algona last Wednesday at 3 p m with about forty guests. The ceremony took place at the Fulghum home which was richly decorated. Fulghum is noted as a prominent, devout community member and active in church work. Bohning, formerly of Belmond, moved to Mason City for Mem ories College and is described as a man of business integrity with many friends.
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Mason City Globe-Gazette
Charlotte Edna Fulgum
Giry
John V. Bohning
Algona
Mason City
Grobe-Gazeatte
Miga Pulghum
Qbrietian Church
Hag
Bobning
Belmond
Memories College
Commercialeper Yuan
Algous Education Drive Yields New High School Sector
Community aims to unite education efforts for Algous residents with a single new high school. About 140 students enrolled now. once returning veterans arrive, expected over 460. Central school graduation near sixty, with others from novesty. Musical events and various ceremonies planned as part of a broad program.
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Novesty
Ping
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