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Newspaper
Algona Courier
Location
Algona, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1908
Page
2
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The Iowa Republican gatherings hissed at Dolliver’s name and the notion of his vice presidential bid. W S Hart of Waukon faced a loud derisive reaction as he spoke, prompting sustained groans and offhand cheers. Critics say the party lacks reverence for Henry of Navarre and its former gallantry, calling for a clarion rekindling of morale.
A Burt Monitor analysis notes Taft of Ohio and Sherman of New York secured the Republican nominations in Chicago. It argues the ticket risks alienating black voters and labor unions while the platform rebukes Roosevelt and public gains made under his leadership. The piece urges the Monitor to back the “party of the people” against corporate interests.
The Algona Courier and Emmetsburg Reporter clash over endorsements for Porter Allison and Cummins in a partisan pre election exchange. The Courier claims consistency backing Porter, while the Reporter highlights shifts and urges voters to align with progressive candidates.
A brief political note urges Progressives to vote for Porter, framing it as logical and patriotic, arguing a supporter will cast the ballot in Porter’s favor. The call emphasizes duty and alignment with progressive goals.
The article honors Grover Cleveland as a principled and honest president, noting his courage against partisan attacks and his enduring reputation. It lauds his self-reliance, integrity, and firmness, arguing history will place him among strong leaders who held office with candor and dedication to public service.
The Iowa Monitor denounces Lafe Young George Perkins and Lacey as traitors to the state accusing them of betraying Iowa at the national convention. It urges Claude R Porter as a patriotic alternative whose U S Senate election would rebuke the alleged traitors and honor the people.
Conner spent $313.14 and Wonds $2,862 in the nomination race. The figures suggest money may not fully predict primary outcomes, though the large gap favors Wonds. The sparsity of data leaves questions about other factors shaping voter choice.
In Burt the progressive Republicans fault Taft and Sherman and back Allison, risking party loyalty. The writer urges voting for Bryan and Porter for principle over party, mocking anti reformers and lampooning local figures. A lighthearted aside notes Charley Blake’s new auto with 22 horsepower and quirky comments about local farm life, roads, and upcoming real estate listings.
The Chautauqua attracts fair crowds despite tough weather and a tight budget. Capt. Hobson delivers a patriotic, persuasive lecture linking naval policy and Japan. Hobson’s talk, Long’s rescheduled session, Pearson’s Riley pieces, and Nicola’s magic entertain, while Storms speaks on agriculture with mixed reception.
The audience enjoyed a long program featuring Rev. Clinton N. Stoward of Rochester who spoke on the water wagon theme and Beauchamp’s lectures. Jubilee Singers performed with Beauchamp, who mixed humor with social critique, and Dr N McGee Waters discussed Daniel Webster’s life and flaws. Tuesday brought Webster praise and cautions, followed by more music, lectures, and updates about speakers and schedules at the Chautauqua event.
A travel letter from Ologne June 6 details an eight week itinerary from Hamburg to Cologne via Bremer Oldenburg Osnabruck Detmold Essen and Dusseldorf. The writer extols Germany s blend of old and new towns Renaissance cities and industrial growth noting Arminius Herman monument near Detmold the teutoburger forest and Lippe region plus rail and water travel costs.
T F McGovern, a Whittemore cattle shipper and uncle of former lightweight champ Terry McGovern, serves as a Whittemore delegate to the Democratic convention. He predicts Bryan will defeat Taft quickly in the campaign, noting Taft’s weight but trusting Bryan's maneuvering to exploit a weakness. McGovern also concentrates on cattle and corn prices.
The Algona Courier notes that Stephen son, a county clerk candidate, recruited all county papers except Wesley News World Whittemore Champion and the Fenton Reporter for his campaign. It questions whether funding ran out before reaching those outlets or if other reasons explain the omission.
For sale true bred German roller canaries Mrs William Cleary notes foundation. Morgan supplies cement blocks. Jamu candidate on the republican ticket for supervisor in district No 1 seeking voters support. MN, Gerrran.
A new rail service between Pierre and the Black Hills begins May 25 via Chicago & North Western and Pierre Rapid City. A Pierre Rapid City paw train with Pullman cars will run, connecting at Huron and Rapid City with Northwestern lines. Trains Nos. 501 and 604 keep current daily schedule. Rentals and loans vacancies advertised in Algona.
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