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Newspaper
Algona Republican
Location
Algona, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1902
Page
2
In a fragmented notice the list hints at subscription terms and price changes. It mentions months and rates, with incomplete names and numbers. The readable portion suggests adjustments affecting readers and possibly a publication’s circulation figures.
Delegates gathered at the courthouse in Algona Iowa for the Republigan county convention. The meeting on Friday May 9 1902 will select delegates to state and congressional conventions, plus a county chairman for the ensuing year and other business as needed. Representation is based on votes for Gov. Cummins in 1901 with a list of wards and townships allocating delegates and alternates. The courtier is urged to hold township committeemen elections on May 2 1902. Dated Algona Iowa April 12 1902.
Thereby announces that I am a candidate for the Republican nomination for Clerk of the Courts of Kossuth county subject to the decision of the Republican county convention. W. Co. Dewell Burt Ia April 7 1904.
Ret Clarkson, longtime Iowa figure and former editor, now National Committee member and head of the National League of Republican Clubs, will be named by President Roosevelt to head the New York Custom House. Clarkson, 60, leads a bridge company building a Hudson crossing. Also noted: C. B. Courtright withdraws from Iowa congressional race against Speaker Henderson, state fair funding wins approval, and Roosevelt’s Charlestown speech praised thrift and opportunity over demagogic policies.
A critique argues the late general assembly wrongfully continued the 1884 apportionment based on the 1880 census. It notes state population rose to 2,281,898 by 1900, with northern counties gaining most of the increase. The 47th district, including Kossuth, grew from 18,108 in 1880 to 69,854 by 1900, more than tripling.
The report lauds Representative Cowles for his conduct in the recently concluded legislative session. It highlights his alert advocacy for constituents, his prudent use of effort, and his notable independence on railroad issues. It notes no criticism of his record and contrasts his stance with lobby-driven votes.
Courier editor asks Spink County auditor for Schoof details and receives a reply questioning Schoof's identity. The missive notes past Africa service claims, land holdings in Spink and Wig counties, and uncertain wartime participation. Auditor Wood casts doubt on Schoof's legitimacy and affiliations.
The J O Taylor Post 165 Iowa mourns comrade Fred Dammon death. Resolutions extend heartfelt sympathy to his family and request copies filed with the Post Adjutant, sent to the family and city papers for publication. Committee members Slagle Coleman Our Wa Cleary sign resolutions.
Advertisement from Hampton Nurseries offering fresh nursery stock adapted to local climate at TeBIdEnCE near the old normal school building. Stock dying in the year will be replaced free. Prices claimed competitive with others. Contact Whitman for details.
Fragmentary OCR note mentions Albright of Plum Oresk with a fatal attraction. No clear event or dates provided. Summary focuses on a rumored romance described as a fatal adoration involving an individual named Albright.
The twenty ninth Gomera reports a broad increase in state spending and liberal education funding, with new township road law centralizing road work. It notes compulsory education, limited railroad reform efforts, and governor and judiciary pay raises. It highlights controversies over bills on railroads and mergers, and cites long-term monuments and representations funded by the state.
The text suggests Kraft Clothing Option will be doubled with each county receiving 100 per year, likely expanding programs and sessions. It notes an unaffiliated stance within the party and hints at rewards for faithful service. Also lists local rental, property loans, wallpaper, coal orders, real estate ads, and a medical specialist notice in Paso Texas with an April date.
Editorial letters praise Congressman Conner of the Tenth district as a Republican favoring tariff reform to fit changing conditions while maintaining protectionism. They note his alignment with Roosevelt on Cuban reciprocity and present him as a true spokesman for district sentiments, with Fort Dodge convention expectations noted.
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