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Reed and Glarke notice lists post office mailing details for Algona Iowa and subscription rates. It shows annual and quarterly options and a date of publication January 14, 1904.
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Newspaper
Algona Advance
Location
Algona, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1904
Page
2
Reed and Glarke notice lists post office mailing details for Algona Iowa and subscription rates. It shows annual and quarterly options and a date of publication January 14, 1904.
At the state house fire on Monday old veterans gathered around to save the battle scarred flags of the Civil War as flames threatened the relics. The Des Moines News notes the scene as pathetic yet reverent, praising the flags as jewels of the state and urging reverence for these war relics.
The Freeman notes that major circus parades will be abandoned as licenses rise and costs mount. It argues the street pageants once drew crowds, educated audiences about people and horses, and inspired many to pursue better horse craftsmanship, but the trend ends with the era of Barnum & Bailey Ringling and others ending on circus days.
In a tense session Lien spoke softly while Consul General Chas Best rose to cast a vote for Lincula over Curtiss. Boyle strained to join the fray but found no opening. Secretary Jones, mid speech at the front, appeared as though summoned but unable to interject.
Curtis and Richardson clash over presiding votes as proxy tactics, a bank examiner brags of tallying more votes than present, and diverse comments reveal sharp factional divides. A Canadian divorce mention and global wartime musings mix with notes on St Louis fair and Confederate generals.
Pekin Dispatch reports authentic information that two Russian divisions are moving along the Siberian railroad toward the front. They plan to depart by the vertical route if Japanese efforts to place explosives on the track succeed.
The Estherville Democrat hints at a ministerial association inquiry into a local preacher's conduct, suggesting a dramatic fall from grace and implying possible scandal amid a dispute between the paper and the association. The piece frames the conflict as a battle over truth and accountability.
A Chicago physician declares bathing a dirty habit and argues lack of bathing builds greatness. He says he has not bathed for over two years and plans to continue. he admits he washes his hands but never bathes.
An Armstrong Journal snippet condemns a Chicago Game removing dirt as not classed as dirt. It then calls a doctor a rare bitch and a peach. The piece notes a landlord who refused bathtub installation for an elderly tenant over 70 who never bathes, illustrating harsh views.
A letter from Burt Monitor in Ziro denounces calling women spinsters as an unforgivable insult. It mocks younger married women and praises older single women as better housekeepers, while condemning the spread of the term and urging readers to abandon “spinster” talk.
The Garner Signal reports Capt H E Bush celebrated forty years of marriage last Monday. Friends across the county join Britt News in sending wishes for many more years of happiness. Bush first drew county attention years ago as attorney in State of Iowa vs Prof Jay.
Odebolt Chronicle notes Judge Conner will have a hard fight to secure renomination in the Tenth district. It cites Ife as capable but not popular, and cites longstanding hostility to Crawford county in the northern part of the district.
Buy a pound of Santa Clara prunes wash them soak overnight then simmer slowly for six to eight hours in the same water with a touch of sugar. Serve hot with cream and sugar breakfast every morning. Purchase from us and receive a California Prune Book with 49 more stewing ideas.
Sioux City Tribune notes a newly recorded chattel mortgage for $4 secured by horses cattle and crops with etc indicating the borrower's remaining assets. The item presents as a brief notice of lien and household assets in a hard times context.
Judge Quarton steadily gains strength and may announce his candidacy. A general rally to his support is anticipated, according to Cor with Hustler.
Fisher's Clothing House announces the HB Great Clearance Sale featuring the choicest clothing and furnishing goods at the lowest prices ever quoted in Algona. Sale runs through Saturday, January 30, with significant discounts designed to attract shoppers ahead of the closing date.
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