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Newspaper
Algona Courier
Location
Algona, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1912
Page
3
The notice lists subscription prices for Algona Canvier with rates for one year and six months in advance. It includes the Algona Iowa post office entry designation and the paper’s classification as mail matter.
The notice explains the June 3 primary, party tickets, and how voters must declare or confirm party affiliation. It details submitting changes ten days before, voting for county officers and delegates, and writing in qualified names on the Democratic ticket to guide the subsequent party convention nominations.
A dated editorial argues the Republican party faces a split if Roosevelt loses or wins the 1920 convention. It warns anti-Roosevelt forces may bolt, with Roosevelt expected to lead a new party or bolt himself. delegates in Michigan Indiana and Kentucky are cited as contentious. The piece concludes that public judgment will prevail and Roosevelt may be defeated.
The piece outlines Theodore Roosevelt’s pitch for a third term, compares Bryan as a rival, and discusses possible GOP candidates including W. J. Gaynor and Champ. It notes Ohio’s Taft weakness, Roosevelts victory boosts, and hints at convention dynamics shaping the November race with a Baltimore Democratic session looming.
Poem fragment with varied lines referencing vows, accusations, haste, politicians, and urgency. Imagery includes Ananias, the devil, and civic action as a call to quick participation amid public affairs.</s>
Excerpts from a 1887 Courier column mix community notes with political quarrel. Mentions new church members, brick prices, and local tradesmen, paired with Taft Roosevelt clash over square deal, terms, and criticisms of campaign tactics. Note: source text is historical and reflect period discourse.
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