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Newspaper
Algona Advance
Location
Algona, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1901
Page
2
The passage notes that all exchanges, including the Courier, contain grammatical mistakes and faulty syntax. It argues editors taunt competitors for blunders but justify such digs as a common, if petty, industry practice.
An editorial exchange unfolds as the Advance critiques the Courier for clipping three sentences, accusing the Courier editor of unprofessional methods. The piece argues the tie to old soldiers and defends the Advance’s stance while warning of further confrontations at the old stand.
Hon A B Cummins spoke to a Centerville audience praising patriotic duty and warning against monopolies. He urged tariff reform via reciprocal treaties, argued for moderation on free list items, and endorsed taxing railroad property to equalize across farms and cities. He announced his gubernatorial candidacy and commitment to the governor’s council.
The speech honors President McKinley after his assassination, praising his character, service, and devotion to duty. It reflects on his life from Niles Ohio, service in the Civil War, through Congress and presidency, and urges national unity, law, and reverence for public service. It condemns anarchy and calls for lawful action and national renewal under Roosevelt.
The Algona Milling and Grain Company advertises the hardest hard coal yet claims it is the easiest to use. The notice emphasizes quality and convenience for customers.
Bids will be received for the building of a hotel at Lone Rock Iowa at the Lone Rock bank up to 1 p m Get plans and specifications at the bank The notice also mentions disposal of cabbage and a cigar at Childs and ends abruptly with stray text and symbols
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