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Newspaper
Algona Courier
Location
Algona, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1903
Page
2
Dingley Nominated Amid Liberal Republican Debate
The Atwood candidate FF W Dingley, a longtime resident, is nominated by a Democratic convention to run for legislature, argued by editors as a liberal Republican pick to oppose monopoly friendly tariffs. Other candidates include J H Duon for treasurer and W E McDonald for sheriff with broad local support.
Dishonorable politics in Bremer Butler race shocks Kossuth voters
A controversial maneuver in the Bremer Butler senatorial district is described as the most corrupt political action in Kossuth, with claims that Butler earned 13 delegates and Bremer 10 in the Republican race. The report labels the effort swnv action and hints at broader party manipulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bremer-Butler
Kossuth
Butler
Bremer
Swnv
Republican Nominees for County Offices Are Announced
A summary of the announced Republican candidates including M. F. Randall as treasurer and county recorder for six years, Sparks of Bancroft for sheriff, Belknapp of Portland for superintendent, Lilly for surveyor, Packard of Titonka for coroner, and Joseph Cosgrove of Wesley for supervisor. The piece notes public skepticism about long tenure in the supervisor role and comments on candidate backgrounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. F. Randall
Sparks of
Bancroft
Dewel
Burt
Belknapp
Portland
Butt Creamery
Lilly
Packard
Titonka
Joseph Cosgrove
Wesley
Rankin Talks on Liquor Law Marshal Plan
MIR, RANKIN'S MISSION describes Mr Rankin the noted orator speaking at the Methodist church and in the armory about a proposed liquor enforcement scheme. He proposes dividing the state into districts with governors appointing marshals and deputies to enforce all laws, likening them to inspectors though lacking defined procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rankin
Methodist
Armory
Senate
Force a law for Abrams to join state payroll
The text argues against a proposed law to employ Abrams as a detective and spy on the state payroll. It notes Abrams has served as a spy without clear productivity, urges relying on existing Aquor question and dipsomania law, and criticizes agitators like Mr Rankin for stirring controversy while temperance progress continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abrams
Aquor
Rankin
Press Unity Strikes Fraud in Insurance Collapse
The piece argues that united press exposure shattered rotten life and accident insurers, naming Curtis and the Chicago Record-Herald as catalysts. It claims lawyers manipulated law and legislators while the church was unaware, and credits publicity with ending their business. It advocates a less partisan, more independent press to enhance impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ife
Curtis
Chrlsao Record-Herald
Labor unions harm members as rail lines cut small station operators
Disturbances rise among Northwestern station agents as operators' union pushes for higher wages. The N W road halted telegraphic service at small stations and removed Plum Creek and Lone Rock operators. A August 3 conference between unions and railroads continues, but more jobs may be lost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern
N. W. Road
Plum Creek
Lone Rock
Sullivan Opens Democratic Governor Bid Speech
We publish today the opening speech of J. B. Sullivan, democratic candidate for governor. The speech is presented as a strong, principled address by a candidate who does not expect to win but will labor for what he regards as sound political theory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Sullivan
Stitz Lectures Starr on Wheat Tariff Debate
The Upper Des Moines-Republican responds to Starr arguing tariffs do not raise home wheat prices. It contends world prices are set by Liverpool, not domestic margins, noting Canadian wheat and U S surplus interact globally. Removing the tariff could aid milling and shipping interests without harming anyone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Canada
United States
Liverpool
Starr
Montreal
Europe
Minneapolis
Duluth
Canadians build mills pave path to vast milling empire
Editor Starr cites Canada’s rapid mill development and a predicted rise of Winnipeg as a major milling center within twenty five years, arguing that Republican factions need harmonization and prudent revising of protection and free trade stances. The piece contrasts east protection with west free trade and criticizes boastful ancestral pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Winotpex
Minneapolis
West
Starr
Tlog
Brownies rout opponents as nine games slip by
Local team the Brownies remain dominant winning 8 of 9 and setting a season record. They’re booked through October 6 with remaining schedule featuring Winnipeg and Colorado Springs for the western championship. Upcoming games include Sept 19 20 in St Paul and other dates across Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownies
Winnepeg
Colorado Springs
Winnopeg
St. Paul
Albert Lea
Mason City
Postville
Lime Springs
Greene
Algona
George” Wilson
Lightning Jim Smith
Unioo Giants
Mike Moore
Charley Pooch
South Cresco
Grand Jury
Win
Squires
Charley Freylinger
Hes
West Bend
Pooch
M. W
Watches Promise Time and Beauty in Design
The ad touts watches as perfect timepieces that combine utility with beauty. It asserts the cases are beautiful and movements accurate, claiming they will please buyers seeking quality and value. It invites customers to view and learn why these watches are good and affordably priced. It also notes latest styles for goth ladies and gentlemen.
Democratic County Convention Names Slate and Leaders
The large Democratic convention in the county drew 112 delegates and elected leaders for district and county posts. W. T. Giddings and Frank Van Erdewyk led the Third District, J. H. Sherid an became secretary, and F. W. Dingley was named as a candidate for the legislature. J. H. Dunn won the nomination for treasurer, W. E. McDonald for sheriff, O. C. McChesney for superintendent, and John Martin for surveyor, with the county chairman authorized to fill vacancies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FF. W. Dingley
Atwood
Iowa
Dingley
W. E. McDonald
Kossuth
C. A. McChesney
Fenton Schools
L. H. McChesney
Burt
McChesney
John
Cullen
Whittemore
LaVerne
Wesley
Halli
Titonka
John Martin
Moser
Swea City
Wright
Butler
Svesbe
Bremer
Seasbe
Butler County
Larkin
Wade
C. Dune
Wirsh
M. J. Jones
John §. Cullen
Whittetore
W. T. Giddings
Frank van Erdewyk
W. T. Hall
Ostericher
Buffalo
Hall
van Erdewyk
J. H. Sheridan
E. McMahon
Republican Party
F. W. Dingley
J. H. Dunn
Sherman
August Stahl
Fenton
Dunn
OC. A. McChesney
Feotoo
Spiker Deceives Neighbor Over Potatoes Near Milwaukee Depot
Frank Spiker, a Milwaukee area resident and railroad section worker, devised a potation scheme against neighbor John Sifert. He lied about two sacks of potatoes and traded them to James Patterson for groceries, keeping only 50 cents for his wife to attend the fair. Patterson delivered the two sacks but found only wagon tracks when Sifert sought his produce. Investigations traced the culprit to James Patterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Spiker
Milwaukee
John Sifert
John
Mr. Spiker
Spiker Extorts Rail Sale Price in Potato Case
A constable was dispatched to Mr. Spiker who confessed and furnished an order on the railroad company for the price of the potatoes and the constable’s fees. The case concluded with Spiker’s relatively light exposure given the circumstances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spiker
Swea City Caucuses Nominate Democratic and Republican Delegates
A Democrat caucus elected J. Sherman as committeeman and named county convention delegates Chris Merck J. J. Mangold J. J. Anderson and Geo. E. Butterfield. The Republican gathering was brief with delegates Olof Pearson A L Anderson A T Wherry J B Bengtson Join Cain and Q C Eckholm backing OU H Rosenberg for treasurer as the convention looms today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swea City
Jos
J. Sherman
Chris Merck
J. J. Mangold
J.J. Anderson
Geo. E. Butterfield
Harrison Township
Swea
Olof Pearson
A. L. Anderson
A. T. Wherry
J. B. Bengtson
Cain
Q. C. Eckholm
OU. H. Rosenberg
Septembers storm forecast and autumn cold snap
The article forecasts stormy weather from September 9 to 11 with very high temperatures followed by possible frost as electrical storms approach. A period of unsettled, threatening storms is predicted September 14 to 19, with central periods September 20 to 28 and a final storm run September 25 to 30. A northwest high barometer will bring autumnal winds and frost in northern and central states, likely by October’s start.
Money loan offers and store closings advertised
A dense page of advertisements showing money to loan at 5 percent by A D Clarke & Co, along with multiple store notices about closing on Sept 22 23 and Oct 1. Local merchants promote coal, live poultry, eggs butter potatoes prices, shoe sales, farm rental, and watch repair. The County Savings Bank advertises 4 percent compound interest on savings accounts with deposits from 1.00, plus a booklet offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Savings Bank
Patterson & Son Offer 16c Eyruys and Medical Services
Patterson and Son advertise 16 cent eyrys and services of J. G. Bertrand for osteopathy, treating acute and chronic diseases. They promise prompt calls, free consultation, and list hours 10 to 2 and 2 to 4 from their Heise block location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Bertrand
Oftica
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hinchon & Finneld
Mir
Stitz
Wesley News-World
Courier Office
Frank Stebritz
Sexton
R. H. Miller
Pruguist and Jeweler
Nowinees
Merald
Rep
Harry Cyzarney
Bowyer's
Car Lote
Ab Moore Bros
Wanvep
H. B. HietExy Co
A. D. Clarke & Co
Moony Bros
Galbraith’s
Moore Bros
W. B. Caray
Town
Gooders
Miller
E, B. Higley Co
Milwaukee Depot
E. B. Hienmy
Moonm Bros
Sheetz Pharmacy Co
Bowyer’s
A.D Clarke & Co
Patterson & Son
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