Mitchells shift to demagogic leadership in labor conflict
The article rails at Jon Mitchell for moving from cautious labor capital balance to demagoguery. It argues labor must gain rights with capital but shoulders responsibility equally, condemns Mitchell for demanding rights without accountability, and calls for measured anti trust and canal era reforms.
Trading barbs on tariffs and trusts in a Democrat exchange
The message argues that if Congress can suspend the coal tariff, it should suspend tariffs on all trust-made goods. It asserts Republicans avoid confronting trusts and frames the exchange as a Democratic rebuke of Republican inaction toward trusts.
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Colorado legislature reshapes senate and house dynamics
In Colorado the legislature battles over a United States Senate seat. Democrats push to unseat Republicans in the senate while the house favors the opposite. A prior Democrat defied party lines causing Teller to fail re election. later the Democrat returned and Teller was named.
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Two Iowa Men Eye Big San Luis Valley Land Deal
Kossuth County residents Carl Lenander and Mayne of Des Moines hold over 1300 acres in Colorado's San Luis Valley. They plan a 600 ton beet sugar factory at Alamosa, with over $600,000 in investment this year. Their land sits within three miles of Alamosa and a half mile from the factory site. Colorado beets are touted as prime sugar stock.
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Sam Mayne
Carl Lenander
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San Luis Valley
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Beets and land deals tied to Alamosa factory site
The text notes Colorado beet quality exceeds Michigan beet, with 17-18 percent vs 12-15 percent. It cites land holdings by Bancroft men and J. M. Schaupp, claims a factory near Alamosa will boost nearby farms, and mentions Lenander as oil company treasurer with a herd of privately owned wild buffalo.
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Former Kossuth Educator Arraigned on False Pretenses Charge
J J Wilkinson formerly of Algona and later Des Moines was arrested in Des Moines on a Crawford county warrant for obtaining money under false pretenses. Wilkinson, a former county superintendent of schools, denies all guilt and claims he will prove his innocence in court. The case involves a $250 check and a Denison landlord who cashed it, with Wilkinson asserting a misjudgment. Other items on the page include rooms for rent at Durdall Annex, a coffee promotion at Durdall lunch counter, a sale notice, a rental ad, glasses from Bowyer, Miss Flint's dancing school notice, and a local orchestra.
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Money to Loan on Farm Mortgages at Five Percent
R B Mee over Algona State Bank offers farm mortgage loans at five percent interest. Funds available for farming needs with local application and prompt service.
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Algona State Bank
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