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Algona Courier lists subscription rates with incomplete figures for one year six months and three months. The notice shows pricing details partially legible and may require confirmation from the office.
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Newspaper
Algona Courier
Location
Algona, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1902
Page
2
Algona Courier lists subscription rates with incomplete figures for one year six months and three months. The notice shows pricing details partially legible and may require confirmation from the office.
Voters are told to place a cross in the circle for a straight ticket or mark in the square opposite each name for a mixed ticket. The guidance explains selecting 300 individuals or items as the voting method.
A recent Advance issue questions loyalty to party lines and defends cross party friendship in county offices. The piece lists current Democratic officials and argues balanced representation prevents one party control, urging voters to value good government over strict partisanship.
The piece argues that hard coal bears a 67 cent per ton tariff, contradicting Moody’s claim of no tariff. It notes the tariff was added to the Dingley bill after debate, championed by Senator Allison, and opposed by Senators Allen, Jones, and Kyle. It accuses the A. D. M. Rep of silence on the duty.
The piece accuses President Baer of plagiarizing divine right rhetoric from King George III. It parallels historic 1776 colonial rebellion language with Baer’s trustees of Providence line, suggesting Baer uses the same language to defend labor and property interests through Christian gentlemen.
The piece urges residents of the Fourth Supervisor District to elect J B Welp next Tuesday praising him as capable broad minded and fair. It notes a shift to east end representation after nine years with Mr Holts serving nearly continuously.
Anonymized opinion pieces urge voters to defeat Jacobson and back Cordingley for auditor. The argument cites alleged tricks at a district convention, calls for high turnout next Tuesday, and praises candidates Frech and Vred. Readers are reminded how to mark the official ballot and to vote with neighbors.
Instructions explain how to cast a ballot by placing a cross opposite each chosen candidate. The guidance emphasizes simplicity and directs voters to mark all selections with a simple symbol. The text presents no dates or organizations.
Mr Harrington the democratic nominee for auditor spoke in town Saturday with Bro Fin nell of the Courier. They are described as pleasant gentlemen but on the wrong side of the fence for 1902. A sermon at Kunnetburg praised Father Halpin's eloquence and learning, noting his impact on Catholics in Emmetsburg.
Local notes report Charley and Mrs. Lewis leaving for California with friends. Algona bowling team placed third in a Fort Dodge tournament after facing Denison and Iowa Falls. Fort Dodge led 2678 to 464 in totals. A Humboldt farmer, Carl Underberg, was found dead in a slough. coroner cites accidental drowning after hunting Sunday. Nearby, Geo. Butterfield and party moved cattle and hogs to near Swea City due to feed shortages. Reserved-seat tickets for an entertainment course go on sale at Sheetz on Saturday with numbered cards. Two Austrian Jewish junk dealers were investigated in Bancroft over a bogus sight draft. an agent’s scheme led to the draft, about $200, bank expected recovery from the house’s agent. John Wisen of Irvington caused a ruckus at Campbell hotel, jailed after an attempted knife attack. mayor fines him $10. Local ads list land sales, rental offerings, and farm equipment for sale or rent.
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