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Newspaper
Algona Courier
Location
Algona, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1906
Page
2
The campaign between factions in Iowa intensifies as Kretschmer’s delegate control shifts Perkins and Cummins. A separate Des Moines banquet sparks outrage over the exclusion of Rev. Anderson, highlighting alleged hypocrisy and bigotry amid Republican power struggles.
A Chicago philanthropist named Hamilton leads a venture to found a college for men over sixty. The plan allows mature students to pursue science without the youth oriented burdens, offering top instructors and standard curricula directed at senior learners. The project aims to let retirees study after finances and family duties are secured.
The Britt Tribune notes disgust with converts to republicanism rushing to offices. It argues long-time Republicans should hold posts, criticizes newcomers who switch parties for office, and urges each party to run its own slate. It calls for clear party lines and self-reliant organization to curb political piracy.
Geo. W. Hanna is awarded a Master of Arts diploma by Upper Iowa University, though the article notes he has long been a master of arts in business and politics. The piece congratulates Mr. Hanna on this formal honor and highlights his seasoned expertise.
W C Dawn announces candidacy to Republicans of Kossuth County Iowa for renomination to the office of Clerk of the District Court subject to the action of the next Republican County Convention.
Estate sale notices list Arnold Hilbert Estate for sale in Riverdale township section 4 26-94-29 with on site contact Matt Hilbert. Also items include Echo flour sold by Langdon Co and assorted notices for a bull calf taken up Latty Creek township rental and employment offers at Northwestern Hotel plus ads for Taylor’s candies Galbraith’s shoes and party chair/table rental by E H Reaser.
In Algona area farmers plan to install seven new silos this season joining three existing ones. Alec Brown will operate two silos, others include J R Lillie W I Ferguson and Jake Winkel with sizes up to 18 feet by 30 feet holding about 155 tons of ensilage. Costs range 210 to 285 dollars per unit, with total install 300 to 350 dollars. The silos boost feeding efficiency and milk yield by preserving fodder through curing and aeration.
The Chirurg Ames case argued before Judge Quarton at Emmetsburg ended with a verdict for costs against Chirurg. Mrs Ames counterclaims $5000 for wrongfully suing out an attachment writ and seeks to reopen the case after a witness statement. She alleges a $1810 mortgage security once placed for her daughter was not held. The reopening motion will be argued in a few days.
Wahn Burroughs recalls a Rough Rider in Arizona jailed after writing to President Roosevelt. The man said he shot a lady in the eye while aiming at his wife, provoking presidential laughter. Another rider jailed for horse theft had $200 lent for a lawyer, then the money was returned as the trial never occurred.
An old Georgia man, who buried his money and forgot the tree marker, prayed for guidance. A storm and lightning struck a nearby tree, revealing his cash, prompting him to exclaim that Providence favored the righteous and plan to add a nickel to next Sunday’s collection hat.
Iowa Democrats convene at Waterloo on August 7 1906 to nominate state officers for the November election and conduct other business. Representation favors two delegates per county plus one for each 200 votes over 100 cast for Alton East in 1904. Des Moines committee urges county organization reports with credentials and asks completion of organization before the meeting. Des Moines May 18 1906. M Morrisey Chairman C W Miter Secretary. M J Humphrey dealer in new and second hand furniture repair and upholstering.
Local notices report Mr N Sheridan and Joe Murray of Bancroft visiting Algona, Mrs B W Haggard returning from Washington with Will Haggard, and upcoming events at the Presbyterian and Baptist churches. Memorial exercises, a symphony recital by Prof Benjamin, and a 10 hand concert hook readers with school graduations and local happenings.
The Court records new cases including Patterson and Schryder versus Wn. Mc Carthy and John L. Campbell versus Hannah Campbell. Also listed are W. H. Millis versus Lilly M. Webster, John Nemmers versus Herbert Drake, and spouses of Herbert Drake and Emma Drake including Etta Drake and husbands if married.
A Durdall store boasts high customer satisfaction during a sale period. Shoppers praise low prices and value, with claims of paying double elsewhere and new Hart, Schaffner and Marx suits arriving weekly. The shop promises no overpricing and at least 10 to 15 percent savings on new goods while stocks last.
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