By Dana Clapsaddle Perry

Part 4 of 4

Local resident now licensed to catch mice

150 Years Ago

Brick! Brick!! Mr. Joseph Phillips has on hand a kiln of 75,000 new brick which he wishes to call the attention of those who are in need of such an article. Mr. Phillips has the reputation of making a good quality of brick and we can recommend the products of his manufacture to the public.

125 Years Ago

Advantages for Businesses

By Barb Smith

City of Algona

When a new business is looking for start-up funds or an existing business is ready to expand, the City of Algona’s Small Business Revolving Loan Fund (RLF) is here to help.

Rev. Kent Madison

Pastor, First Presbyterian Lakota,

Harvest time

Warning: This is all about Seamus and Christopher Robin

Scattered thunderstorms. Isolated thunderstorms. Intermittent thunderstorms. Occasional thunderstorms. Possible thunderstorms. For heaven’s sake, what in the world is the difference? A thunderstorm is a thunderstorm, and Seamus is terrified by all of them.

Kossuth/Palo Alto County 2023 Economic Impact Snapshot

By Maureen Elbert

KPACEDC

The Kossuth/Palo Alto County Economic Development Corporation, is pleased to announce the completion of the 2023 Economic Impact Snapshot for Kossuth and Palo Alto counties. The generation of this report was a collaborative effort. Partners in the project included Mid American Energy, Iowa Department of Revenue and Iowa State University Extension and Outreach.

By Dana Clapsaddle Perry

Part 3 of 4

Area resident sees President Truman

150 Years Ago

“Selah” & The Parable of Prairie Grass

Rev. Russ Jacobsen

Pastor, First United Methodist Church

By Dana Clapsaddle Perry

Part 2 of 4

County Courthouse cost about $37,500

150 Years Ago

Court House -- The carpenter work of the court house is finished with the exception of the laying of the court room floor and putting in the base boards. The floor will be laid as soon as seasoned lumber arrives. Up to this date the whole cost of the building amounts to about $37,500 with all bills paid.

125 Years Ago

Local interest in elections lacking

Dear Editor:

Last night was the annual Candidate Forum sponsored by the Algona Branch of the American Association of University Women (AAUW). As usual, it was held at the Tietz Entrepreneurial Center at Algona’s ILCC campus. As usual, it was broadcast live on KLGA. As is customary, it will be shown on local television a number of times in the coming weeks thanks to Bryan Nelson’s Broadcasting Class at Algona High School.

Set boundaries and put a stop to self-sabotage

Removing financial barriers

By Christy Peterson

Bishop Garrigan Schools

Rev. Peter Talbot

Pastor Grace Church, Algona

Comfort in suffering