East Coast Delegation Welcomed on New City Visit
A party of eastern delegates led by Misbach toured factories and historic sites from Bridgeport to New York, meeting crowds estimated up to 40 000. The journey highlighted contrasts with western cities, noted strong Sherman support in several states, and suggested Taft could face a closer race than a landslide.
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Misbach
Nome
Noitigs
Connecticut
P. T
New York City
the Indies
Wartcratt Works
New Haven
Yale Way
Paul Ravere
Boston
Agora Falls
Hudson
Albany
New York
Chicago
East
Taft
Sherman
Maryland
Delaware
Virginia
Miabach
Bryan
Algona Congregational Church Semi Centenary Greeting
The message from Callifornia sent for the Algona Congregational church semi centennial program expresses reverence for home and church. It honors friends of childhood, recalls sacred memories, and wishes joy and peace on the celebration day.
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Callifornia
Algona Congregational Church
Algona Markets Today
Wheat 95 to 81,050 new estata 40 42c barley 45c to 50c rye 600 to 600 flax 81.05 to 1.10 corn 70c to 75c timothy 84.00 awt wild baled hay 4.00 to 5.00 cattle steers 5c to 6c cows and heifers 2 to 2 1 2 hogs 5 to 10 chick eng 10c hens 8c eggs 180 dairy but ter 20 creamery 25
Algona Boys Troublemaking Visits Alarm Burt Monitor
Algona youths visited Burt on Sunday and insulted two girls. One boy faced a slap, others felt shamed and chilled. The Burt Monitor notes a recurring gang pattern with weekly Sunday visits and warns that future trips may bring fines. Burt urges courtesy visitors and condemns rowdy behavior.
Hofins a Successful Merchant at Burt
Our former townsman J. S. Hofing now in Burt runs a general merchandise store and has bought a hardware store. He moved the stock into the building beside his store, creating a double store. He now handles nearly everything farmers need and enjoys a large trade built on fair dealing and his genial, obliging nature.
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Buffalo Center Tribune
J. S. Hofing
Burt
Jim
Boy Shot In Hip As Rifle Discharges At Home
Fred Chafee reports his son Burt Chafee was accidentally shot Sunday when his brother Don mishandled a 22 caliber rifle. The bullet struck Burt in the left hip. a doctor was called and the boy is progressing well. Also noted: Shetland pony for sale and cement blocks available.
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Fred Chafee
Andrew Chafee
Don
Ferdinand Miller
Lena A. Krogc
Clarence L. McKee
Myrie van Buskirk
Arthur Dreyer
Emme Ohm
John W. Lamoreux
Mayme K. Keist
Titonka
Thomas J. Carmody
Adella A. Kunz
Wesley
Rutua Shackelford
Marie Larsen
Prank Shackelford
Algong
Kanawsh
Lone Rock
Shackelford
Fine winter course announced by Library Aid Society
The Library Aid Society unveils a five‑event entertainment course beginning in October with a grand concert by four renowned artists headed by Forest Dabney Cary and Florence Gertrude Smith. Lectures by Mrs Miorones I Maybrick, Schildkrit’s Hungarian Orchestra, Dr. Stiener, and Mrs. Isabel Beecher complete the season with strong national reception.
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Library Aid Society
Forest Dabney Cary
Basso Cantante
Maurice Gray Grand Opera Company
United States
Florence Gertrude Smith
Canada
Earl. Pfants
New York City
Madison Square Garden
Edwin Shonert
Miorones I
Brick
Webster City
Roosevelt
J. Py Polliver
Hillis
Parkhurst
Shildkrit
Hungary
Chicago
Iowa
Caat
Dr. Stioner
Mra
Isabel Beecher
Seattle Daily Times
Florenze
Gertrude Smith
New York Herald
Mr. Carr
Detroit Press
Carr
Musical history class and a new adult program formed
A city note reports Prof. Benjamin’s ensemble class meeting Saturday October 3 to extend their study in musical history biography harmony and interrogation. A new class will be organized for beginners and ear training and phrasing will advance to a higher level. The session centers on rhythm as the foundation of expression. Dr. M A Hatch of Dundas Minnesota has started practice in Algona joining Dr. Morse’s office during his absence with Mrs. Morse leaving for a winter vacation. The Hatch family plans to arrive early next month.
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Benjamin
M. A. Hatch
Dundas
Minnesota
Algona
W. &. Hi. Morse
Dr. Morse
Morse
Dennis Goeders
Dr. Hatch
GC. L. Hatch
Kossuth
Normal Hill
Yield of oats above average in Seneca township
Fenton Reporter Sam Warner of Seneca township reports a bumper oats yield from twenty acres, thrashing 937 bushels machine measure, well above this season’s average. He notes the grain will hold weight and quips about chickens needing many bushels. scattered local notices about farm offerings follow.
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Seneca
Fenton
Sam Warner
Seneca Township
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