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Newspaper
Algona Courier
Location
Algona, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1903
Page
2
Algona Courier announces subscription options with prices for one year in advance, six months, and three months for single copies across the reader base. The notice outlines standard terms for renewals and new orders.
The Counter and other county papers are criticized for not appreciating the Titanica Banner Industrial Center feature titled Per se Timely Industrial Review of Kossuth County's Banner Industrial Center. The Titanica Countian praises Bro Wolfe and denounces rival papers for silence and jealousy, celebrating merit and local pride.
The article contrasts Russia’s 5000 relief gift to Brittany fishermen with Finland’s famine, noting widespread starvation and a Lutheran minister’s report of bodies in snow. It questions where charity for Finns and Swedes in Sweden and Finland should come from and calls for a safe channel for American donations.
Col Theodore Bingham, superintendent of public buildings, asks Congress for 110264 for White House improvements in 1908 after spending 35000 last year. He cites costlier upkeep due to new fittings and furnishings, special silver hardware, hardwood floors, tiling, laundry needs from a large occupying family and extensive entertaining.
Report from Utah highlights Mrs Mary Coulter as the sole woman legislator and member of the Utah Federation of Omen's Clubs. She reportedly felt it her duty to support the Honorable Apostle Reed, illustrating principled action by a woman leader from the distant state.
In a Republican caucus clash over Senator Smoot, Mrs Coulter faced scrutiny for backing him while Mormon polygamy suspicions swirled. Miss Priscilla Leyter of Coalsville rose to defend Coulter but abruptly suffered a jaw injury when her eloquence snapped her jaw from place.
A New York gentleman Edward J Hodgson argues no financial panic will occur before 1913 while interim panics may strike specific sectors. He outlines a roughly twenty year cycle from 1837 to 1893 and predicts the next upheaval will come around 1913, with conservative recovery followed by renewed speculation.
The Republican intimates that the Counter authored Jain's legislative boom, but the public doubts this. Advance had announced Jain's candidacy previously, yet without clear authority. The leading county Republican paper is not trusted as a reliable source on nominations.
The war between Germany and Venezuela ends combat while a blockade remains. Germans claim the fort was fired on first and destroyed, Venezuelans counter that they still hold the fort and can defend it. Both sides say honor is maintained and peace talks proceed.
We are again opposed to Judge Van Wagenen's plan for government ownership of railroads and we believe the issue stands independent of any external influence or pressure.
A reader states ownership of capital stock in the Iowa Central and Western Railway and criticizes federal control of railroads. The letter argues government ownership would not reduce the rail network and mocks small candidates while praising Col. Maggard, Rod Jair, and Marshal Tiayes as formidable contenders for the legislature.
Algona residents gathered Monday to celebrate the tin wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. H d Tremain. The event featured the Sterzbach Harp Orchestra, readings, songs, and a tin gift collection, with guests from Humboldt Spencer and Burt and local discussions of land trades and local news.
The Kraft Clothing company plans a Kirksville store, bringing their total to less than a dozen. Miss Mabel Carr arrived home from Owaha yesterday morning.
A prominent Iowa state checker championship will be held in Dows starting February 3 at 2 p.m. with daily play from 9 to 11 a.m. and 2 to 4 p.m. Top prize is a 21 jewel Elgin watch valued at $45, plus a vase and chain. second and third prizes are $30 and $20. Noted players O L Foss, H W Sawyer, Dan Long, Squire Thompson and others are expected to compete, with Algona aiming to dominate the field.
The piece lampoons the Republican party as numerous and dominant across cities and Congress, claiming foes fear their money and influence. It depicts party bosses controlling tickets and voters, praising the party’s perceived sun shine and crops while warning of trusts and political tensions.
A weekly roundup notes A W Young shipping cattle, a Sonia house fest by M O Emmons netting 23 dollars, and the Wouldridge Barshlean recital praised for talent. Also mentions the fouryearold Topic flourishing under Editor Wolf, visits by M McDermott to Eagle Grove, and George Hansen leaving Pelday for Dakota. Miller clocks time, rental and sale notices close the column.
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