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Newspaper
Algona Advance
Location
Algona, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1901
Page
2
Publication note indicates associate editor T R Smith and cee Koreman with filing details entered Sept 16 2001 at Algona Iowa as part of a serial classified notice. The fragmentary line suggests a standard archival record or legal notice metadata rather than a complete article.
Fudge Quarton is urged by friends to seek Congress as the Abyasite hopes Wisime the district lines remain. After Fort Dodge, candidates recalled a near Cotwell Butts nominator, but an Algoni seat in 1902 was discussed. Judge Connor stays in district, so supporters back Audge Quarton as a listening candidate with seven years on the bench and backing from many friends.
A humorous yet fragmentaryUS newspaper item surveys a museum exhibit claiming a man’s body could be valued by its chemical components. It enumerates weights of water fats minerals and elements and references combined quantities to show a hypothetical retail worth. The text also includes anecdotes about weddings bank robberies and gifts to Stanford and Carnegie.
Nearly four thousand people gathered Sunday evening at the Auditorium in Chicago to hear Bourke Cockran appeal for aid for Boer women and children. His eloquence stirred the audience as the meeting closed, marking it a notable event in the western metropolis.
A fiery exhortation urges the United States to pressure Britain into granting Boer independence. The speaker argues the war’s end hinges on one word from the president, praising Roosevelt and warning political choices affect liberty and global justice. Describes public reaction as rousing and dramatic.
A soldier writes his 42 months service diary from a Union camp near Aquia Creek and Fredericksburg. He notes officers promoted, prisoner exchanges, rations scarce, weather shifts, and daily life including guard duty, drill, inspections, and Thanksgiving without a box. He records proximity to battles, camp shortages, and missing letters home as winter advances.
A Practical Farmer urges written contracts for farm leases to prevent disputes. It covers cash rent terms, improvements, fence upkeep, manure, land and building care, and the need for clear, detailed plans in both cash and share arrangements. It cites noting livestock values and detailed farm plans to avoid misunderstandings and ensure harmony between landlord and tenant. Electric Bitters is praised for indigestion relief with a testimonial from Mrs. H. Newson.
Ad copy notes a humorous line about "when a girl is in love" and "engaged to be married" implying wedding gifts. Mentions Dinety & Puan and Sign of Big Watch. Promotes Algona Milling & Grain Co. hard coal sales.
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