State supervisors' association urged prompt publication of remarks
Speaker from Iowa describes county growth from 200 to 22 000 people, critiques legislature for crude supervisor laws, urges a joint committee with state supervisors to study changes. He cites drainage, game, and tax issues, advocating slower, more careful lawmaking and fewer laws.
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Isor John G. Brith
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Epeech Deliv
St Council Bluffs
State Supervisors’ Association
New England
At State of
Iowa
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State Supervisors'association
State Supervisor Association
Socia
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Board of
County Supervisors
Aa Peesivers
General Assembly
Boards of Supervisors
Auprems
Board of County Supervisors
Konsuth
Dredging and tiling work advances in Kossuth drainage
The Register and Leader prints photos by H. Anderson showing dredging and tiling in Northern Kossuth for Drainage District No 310. Ayl a Hunt, owning and operating the dredging machine, has dug over 27 miles with about three miles completed. James Warrick of Bancroft runs the tiling machine for District No 3. Surveyor Lilly and crews assist on District No 4.
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the Register and Leader
Kossuth
H. Anderson
Swea City
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Alya Hunt
Township 100
Range 40
James Warrick
Bancroft
Lilly
Special Election Notice for Algona Iowa Bonds
Notice to voters in Algona Iowa Kossuth County for a special election on November 11 1906 to decide issuing bonds up to twenty thousand dollars for an electric light plant and system. Ballot includes yes or no options and details on polling places and official instructions.
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Kossuth
Lowa
Toper
Algona
Nossyth County
Towa
Purchase
Algouw
Iowa
Fabian
Eleetrich
N. Poueua
Kherit
Rates and September 16 Updates Mentioned
A cryptic note references rates, September 16, and ongoing figures. No clear events, entities, or locations are readable to identify the subject, outcome, or organizer involved.
Drain operations suspended after dredging machine failure
C J Lenander and A L Hunt were in town Monday as witnesses in a court case. They then traveled to Chicago and Ohio to buy a dredging machine for county drain work. Hunt’s latest machine broke down under heavy work, proving too light and slow. Operations halted for several weeks due to the breakdown.
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C. J. Lenander
Batcroft
A. L. Hunt
Mr. Lenander
Chicago
Ohio
Hunt
W C T U Convention Enthusiastically Attended in Algona
The W C T U district convention met at the Baptist church in Algona on Thursday and Friday with lectures by Amy B. Riley Estelle M Armory and Mesdames Gilmore Ingham and Dodge. Miss Robbins delivered Life in Manila to a large audience and spoke at a Sunday union meeting as new members joined the Algona Union. Resolutions affirmed total abstinence for individuals and prohibition for state and nation, urged stronger social purity and scientific temperance instruction, and supported uniting the two wings of the W C T U in the state. Thanks were extended to the Baptist Society for church use and contributors. A silver medal contest Friday evening featured six Algona high school girls with Neva Patterson winning, Elsie Glasier second, Florence Brown third. Next year the convention will be held in Britt.
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Baptist Church
Amy B. Riley
Goldfield
Estelle M. Armory
Dows
D. Gilmore
Caroline A. Ingham
Emily ©. Dodge
Algona
Algone Union
20Th District of Laws
Baptist Society
Algona High School
Neva Patterson
Elsie Glasier
Florence Brown
Britt
Keg party ban shocks Estherville courtroom
Judge Bailie ordered the county attorney to file information against A. E. Fritz for selling liquor during the Olson divorce case. Mrs. IX C Olson sues for divorce on grounds of abuse and drunkenness with witnesses testifying, including Fritz who described attending a keg party with Olson and tapping a keg at a plaza.
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Estherville
Bailie
A. E. Fritz
Olson
C. Olson
Fritz
Ambiguous fragment hints at sale of autos and tires
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a party or individual discussing selling automobiles and tires with unspecified terms. The text mentions assets last week and references to property being sold, including an automobile and new rubber tires, but details are unclear.
Promising Free Safe Treatment Offer Not Satisfactory
A medical notice touts a method as positive, safe, and painless and free of charge if not satisfactory to the patient. The statement emphasizes patient choice and emphasizes no cost unless satisfaction is met.
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