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Newspaper

Algona Courier

Location

Algona, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1909

Page

2

Tariff Critique and Dreadnought Race Highlight Late 19th Century Debates

A collage of political opinion voices criticizes tariff policy and Republican governance in the middle West, cites Payne tariff bill opposition, and questions party loyalty. It also notes England and Germany racing to build dreadnoughts, plus commentary on grammar law debates, Conner’s record, Castro’s fate, and whiskey as snakebite cure. The piece blends editorials, parliamentary notes, and international naval arms concerns in a period tone.

Mississippi Valley Iowa Illinois Dakota Chicago Record-Herald Congress Middle West House Washington England Germany United States En Aurey New Zealand Australia Canada Austria

Earth tides claimed as moon's pull warps solid earth

A historic discussion explains earth tides as lunar attraction affecting both oceans and the earth itself. Prof G H Darwin cites early hints, while Prof Hecker in Potsdam proves the solid earth moves about one third as much as water tides, using deep wells and pendulums for precise measurements.

Earth London G. H. Darwin Hecker Pottsdam Germany

Grammar in the State Senate Dispute Lacks Clarity

In a sparsely reported session a tense debate over grammar and wording sparked disagreement among lawmakers. The exchange reflected broader concerns about precision in legislative drafting and the potential impact on upcoming bills.

Poets and spring hopes in a damp season of Iowa

A fragmented column laments a depressing spring for poets and farmers as odes are chilled by late warmth. It notes Congressman Jamison of Shenandoah reflecting on his election, with remarks on how congressmen appear larger from a distance and not in close view.

Jamison Iowa Washington Shenandoah

The Way It Grows across Three Administrations

A fragment listing appropriations for the Cleveland McKinley and Roosevelt administrations. Figures show trillions? The text is unreadable in places but presents last biennial periods and estimated totals.

Cleveland McKinley Roosevelt

Passing Through a Wild Orgy of Extravagance

Representative McCall argues against postwar spending at Harvard students, saying national expenditures doubled in a decade and government costs rose faster than population. He criticizes the Wilson tariff act for deficits and claims the last sixteen months of the prior administration ran a larger deficit than the thirty five months of the act’s life.

McCall Harvard

Court Record New Civil Actions Across Several Plaintiffs and Defendants

A sequence of court cases listed includes Elizabeth P Fellows against multiple defendants, LaCrosse Boot and Shoe Mfg Co against A EB Ogren, N E Stowe seeks liquor sale permit, Warrick versus Simpson, Murray versus Robinson, Sifert against City of Algona, Eva Sifert against City, Sherman against Frisby and Frisby, Strabala versus Hiler, Behrman against Hoeck, Menke against Bancroft town, Donovan against Donovan, Jacob Johnson against Lease, Marie Johnson against C P Johnson, Moklebust against Sparks Bras, Granzow against C M St P Ry Co, and Pickenbrock vs Pinch Co.

Elizabeth P. Fellows Mary McArthur Arthur McArthur John McGetchie LaCrosse Boot and Shoe Mfg. Co A. EB. Ogren N. E. Stowe J. J. Warrick D. M. Simpson Joe Murray James Robinson John Sifert City of Algona Eva Sifert Joseph J. Sherman Daniel B. Frisby Mary Frisby J. L. Strabala E. B. Hiler C. Behrman Paul Hoeck Lizzie Hoeck Bancroft Kathryn M. Donovan Timothy R. Donovan Jacob Johnson I. W. Lease Marie Johnson C. P. Johnson Ole M. Moklebust Sparks Bras Lilian Granzow P. Ry Co P. Pickenbrock & Son E. J. Pinch & Co

The New Road Law Drag Bill Passes Legislature

The New Road Law known as the compulsory drag bill passed both houses and became law March 30, repealing the old drag law. It requires township trustees to drag all main traveled roads, sets a per mile drag payment up to fifty cents, and imposes penalties for violations. City councils must ensure regular dragging within towns. It also detailsApril contracting with abutting landowners and public notice where possible.

Dragelog

Aberdeen Angus Bulls For Sale At Cedar Lane Farm

Full blood Aberdeen Angus bulls aged 10 months to two years available at Cedar Lane Farm, north west of Algona. Contact J. F. Schoby at the farm by phone for pricing and details.

Cedar Lane Farm Algona Rock Bttom J. F. Schoby

Eggs For Hatching Rose Comb Leghorns Advertised

Egg hatchers offer Rose Comb Leghorns from E Thiel of Algona Iowa at Brownell's shoe store. Wool buyers advertise top market price paid at the seller's location. Wool must be clean and free from tangles and damage.

E. Thiel Algona Iowa Brownell’s Paetz

Our Ex Presidents and Their Postpresidential Lives

A vintage survey chronicles former presidents' post White House years. It lists Washington Adams Jefferson Madison Monroe Jackson Van Buren Harrison Tyler Polk Taylor Fillmore Pierce Buchanan Lincoln Johnson Grant Hayes Garfield Arthur Cleveland Harrison McKinley with years after retirement or death in office.

Theodore Roosevelt White House Pblic George Washington John Adams Thomas Jefferson James Madigan John Quincy Adams House of Representatives James Monroe Andrew Jackson Martin van Buren William Henry Harrison John Tyler James K. Pollk Zachary Taylor Millard Fillmore Franklin Pierce James Buchanan Abraham Lincoln Andrew Johnson United States Senate U.S. Grant Rutherford B. Hayes James A. Garfield Chester A. Arthur Grover Cleveland Benjamin Harrison William McKinley

Sympathy With the Dog Harsh Spring Hat Incident

A crowd of twelve observed a dog go mad at the sight of a spring hat and bite the woman who wore it. The Philadelphia Inquirer notes the incident drew unlikely sympathy for the dog, reflecting human sentiment in a curious moment of public reaction.

Philadelphia Inquirer

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