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Newspaper
Algona Courier
Location
Algona, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1901
Page
2
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The article lists candidates for county offices including Representative Treasurer Sheriff Superintendent Surveyor and Coroner. Names such as Pettibone McDonald Miss Mae Butler and W Capesius are shown among the ticket with emphasis on the slate.
The assassination of President McKinley ends with his death at 2 o'clock last Saturday. Citizens mourn a leader whose policies and temperament drew broad respect despite party lines. The nation follows the funeral procession from Buffalo to Washington and Canton with somber, reflective sentiment. Peace to his spirit.
The President stands at the helm amid a mourning people with loyal support. Citizens view him as strong and honest and hope his administration serves the nation and protects all peoples under the United States authority.
A fragmentary account shows Republican rivals sparring over a bet between Stueg Way and Mr. Specht. Wesley Word and Altona Advance retaliate, threatening opponents with consequences if they don t back down. The piece ends with cries of outrage at party decorum and questions about the state of the Republican party in Ossyth County.
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The piece notes the public’s rush to extremes following President McKinley’s shooting. It cites a Black bystander who helped subdue the assailant and sparked a craze for grabbing scraps of the suspect’s clothing and accessories, including buttons and stitches.
The article notes Edter Falinsin of the Armstrong Journal being nominated as representative for Banmet, Dickinson, and Osceola counties. It praises him as a capable standard bearer and describes a man selling buttons as mementoes, highlighting a lively energized local political moment.
The text expresses hope that Geo Cali or another person will preserve some marked ballots as a memento of the memorable coreus in the Fourth Wari, reflecting a historical political moment.
The memorial services yesterday honored President McKinley with impressive music and a reverent sermon by Rev. Suckow. The speaker reviewed McKinley’s life faithfully, urged restraint from violent partisanship, and praised the nation’s thoughtful citizens for their restrained response.
Resolutions were introduced by a committee expressing sorrow over the death of the President and offering sympathy to Mrs McKipler. They urged adjournment for the day of interment in Canton and featured speeches by Attorneys Har Moylan and McMaken. The vote adopted the resolution in a jog vote and paid tribute to the late President.
Clara Risden, a Kansas girl, farms with sister Cloe. They harvested Hity acres of wheat last fall and expect a repeat this season. They did all the work themselves, raising hogs and delivering milk to a creamery, with no men on the farm. They have paid off the worry on the home farm, bought a buggy, and have some money in the bank.
A conservative appeal urges readers to avoid needless spending and to invest wisely. The message touts County Savings and related opportunities to grow money rather than waste it, while noting a timepiece by Miler as a dependable watch.
A party of thirty Iowa men led by A. L. Clarke travels from Algona to North Dakota to inspect lands and attend the state fair. They traverse Red River Valley, visit Mandan and Morehead, note rail and bridge activity, and observe Indians at the fair. Clarke inventories land allotments, with about 20,000 acres sold to purchasers including Jorgenson, Mattson, Behrman, and Taylor. The journey includes rough accommodations, prairie weather, and a cautious, wary stopover culture as the party camps and resumes their trek back to Mandan.
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