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Newspaper
Algona Courier
Location
Algona, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1910
Page
2
The notice lists Goé copy and one year in advance rates plus a six month option. It notes the Algona Iowa post office classification and marks the issue as second class matter.
The insurgents and standpatters clash over money disclosures and party lineups in Washington. Wisconsin's Davidson pushes for a full accounting from the Republican committee, while Stafford votes against, signaling a partisan feud. Senator Dick of Ohio and allied Republican leaders publish a progressive letter signaled by Cummins LaFollette Clapp Bristoe, prompting open confrontation. An insurgent bureau will contrast with standpatters, indicating no reconciliation in sight and a fight for honest politics against protected interests.
Ed Studer of Wesley suffered a painful injury while helping move a building. He stood on a bolt-sled frame four feet from the side and slipped while leaping for a higher window. Ribs were not broken, intestines not ruptured. doctors found inflammation at the injury site and spine attachment but deemed him likely to recover shortly.
K E Byrson writes from City View Farm Anoka Minnesota praising soil, dairy and potato farming. He notes light sandy loam soil, three crop rotation, near Minneapolis markets, cheap lumber, shallow water wells, and better prospects for land buyers from Kossuth County Iowa. He cites Geo Stein of Fenton and predicts quicker home purchase than in Iowa.
A Plum Creek resident Jurgenson described a fierce encounter with a large wolf last week. His bull dog fought the wolf and was badly bitten, dying from the injuries. Jurgenson intervened to pull the wolf off, but the animal then tried to bite him before being driven away.
Corwith Hustler notes Uncle J. W. Babb, about 18, as the town’s most popular man. He rigs a one horse snow plow hitched to the family horse to clear a path to the schoolhouse and portions of city walks. His grand work stirs pride and a touch of jealousy as he roisses the Hustler office during rounds.
Bancroft Iowa announces William Putzier as Republican candidate for county recorder in June primaries. He is a Bancroft merchant tailor with strong local ties and a clean record expected to foster county offices. Also notes community marriages, church actions, local visits, and assorted town news from Bancroft.
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