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Algona Republican

Location

Algona, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1897

Page

2

Final Figures Show State Ticket Vote Breakdown and Shifts

The state executive council tally shows Governor Shaw winning with a turnout that outpaced prior governors, while Republican gains were offset by Democratic gains in other races. Prohibition and socialist labor votes surged, with 7605 prohibition and 910 socialist votes, reflecting manufacturing law impact and shifting county support. Shaw’s large statewide backing contrasts with Plummer’s weaker Democratic alignment, amid Des Moines scandals and strong county dynamics.

State Executive Council Pla White Milian Ede Leas Ping Wiartorndin Wrest Lowet Hors Hubb Niu Dem Hellyon Ecs- Kollitety Sue Liber Publie Barrut Barrut Ast Rineh Carr i Oarden, Propecia. Tvnrecon eaTy Dunham Soo Lab Etove DOE Davison Crane Dia IfHith National Democrats Shaw Milliman Plummer Kossuth Larrabee Des Moines Lowa Jackson Drake McKinley

Iowa building at Omaha Exposition outlined by Dolliver speech

Congressman Dolliver references boosting votes and defeating McKinley in a Boston Market Club address. He argues for leveraging few thousand votes to secure electors and says Omaha Exposition space should be sufficient, with a $10,000 appropriation to fund a suitable Iowa building and state representation.

Dolliver Bryan Boston Teun Jedheions Witlout Arkansas Lew da Lowa

Should Algona Light Its Streets With New Lamps

Des Moines lights 800 street lamps at $15 yearly and bids suggest costs under $9 annually. City factory workers should study whether Algona can follow Des Moines by adopting this modern lighting method to speed up brighter streets and reduce costs after long await.

Algona Des Moines

Midland Monthly December issue features Yukon Gold Fields article

The Midland Monthly December issue gains high character with an illustrated Yukon Gold Fields article, Grant's Life in the Mississippi continuation, five stories and poems including Christmas Wells by Mrs. Prof. Lilly of Algona. Readers praised the writer, and Iowa families are urged to subscribe at 1.50, with a fourteen month extension for advance subscribers at 1.10 covering Nov and Dec 1841.

Midland Monthly Midlands Yukon Grant Mississippi Prof. Lilly Algona Beryuniay Lilly Iowa Midland

Des Moines Daily News Promotion for Yearly Subscriptions

The Des Moines Daily News offers a yearly subscription at a reduced rate to mail subscribers. It features Associated Press dispatches, telegraphic markets, Iowa legislature and congress news, and world coverage. The paper highlights its family newspaper quality and staff writers.

Des Moines

Chamberlain Pain Balm Promoted By Testimonials

Don’t be persuaded into buying remedies without merit. Chamberlain’s Pain Balm costs no more and has proven value after twenty years of use. Letters from users like LL. G. Bagley of Hieme me Cal. praise it as the best remedy for pain in the family. For sale by W. J. Studey.

Chamberlain LL. G. Bagley Hieneme Cal W. J. Studey Nature Dr. Pierce Golden Medical Giaceveny Tneiatae Ang

Thanksgiving sermon by Rev. Buchanan at Algona church

A large Algona congregation heard Rev. Buchanan of the Presbyterian church deliver a Thanksgiving sermon linking gratitude to God’s being and personality. The discourse, praised as scholarly yet accessible, balanced religious revelation with philosophy and science, and closed with causes for thanksgiving that interested the audience. Music under Prof. Smith’s direction was praised, and the town’s fine churches, residences, streets, and two brick schools impressed visitors. The local schools employ eighteen teachers across both buildings, with City Superintendent Spencers overseeing district movement and class work.

M. EB Buchanan Witt Algona Buchanan Prof. Smith Spencers Rom

Not Guilty The Britt Tribune Charges Carter Insanity

The Britt Tribune reports William Carter an Irvington inmate from Independence asylum faced new charges. It claims Carter, a former Kossuth county sheriff and farmers alliance figure, fought the sheriff and nearly severed the thumb before being carried back to Independence. The Tribune asserts Carter is insane, though the paper may be misinformed about specifics.

Britt Tribune Wm. Carter Irvington Independence Asylum the Tribune Kossuth County Carter Independence Farmers’ Alliance Britt Hancock County Democratic Party

Editor Farry visits Algona and praises outing at Spencer home

Alden Times editor Farry visited Algona with his wife spending a weekend at Prof. and Mrs. Spencer. He called the stay the most enjoyable outing in a long time and noted Kossuth County's political shift to Democratic influences while reflecting on past travels to Emmetsburg and neighboring towns.

Farry The Alden Kossuth Gall Emmetsburg Algona

Happily Wedded McChesney Ingham Nuptials In Algona

The marriage of William Judd McChesney of Lawn City to Cornia Ingham of Algona occurred at the bride's parents home. Rev. Dr Barrett and Rev. C. J. Sinclair officiated. The couple departed for Iowa City with guests from Des Moines and elsewhere.

Wm. Judd McChesney Lawn City Cornia Ingham Algona Wm. H. Ingham Dr. Barrett Iowa City C. 3. Sinclair Orange Judd Barrett Oliver Wendel Holmes McKinley Capt Ingham Herkimer N.Y Buchanan

Grain-O Coffee Substitute Promises Gentle Nutrition

A new preparation called Grain-O replaces coffee in stores, made from pure grain. It is marketed as easy on delicate stomachs and affordable, suitable for children, with price points at 15 and 25 cents per package.

How to Prevent Pneumonia Cough Remedy Endorsed

A column advises preventing pneumonia during cold season by using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It claims the medicine reliably cures coughs and colds and prevents pneumonia, noting extensive use in Oolagah Indian Territory and recommending the 26 and 60 cent sizes available from W. J. Studley.

Chamberlain Oolagah Ind Ter W.J. Studley

Dedication of Union M. E. Church at Hobart

A new Union M. E. church near Hobart, built from Rev. O. M. Bond’s efforts, will be dedicated Sunday at 10 a.m. with Rev. E. L. Lewis and Rev. E. L. Benedict delivering sermons. The 24 by 40 foot structure seats about 120, with extra seating for about 100. the project cost about $1,000.

Union M. E O. M. Bond Fenton Algona Bond Big Charge Union Epworth Sampoon and Grose Farm Hobart Burt E.L. Lewis D. D Sioux City E.L. Benedict Bancroft Clara Vetter

Temperance Sunday Observance Discussed at Y M C A Meeting

A large gathering at the Y M C A observed Temperance Sunday with devotional exercises led by Mrs. Ju. M. Horton and speeches by Mrs. D. Calkins and Rev. F. E. Day. Volunteers spoke briefly, singing energized the event, and a curfew ordinance received strong support with suggested times of 8:30 and 9:00.

Y. M, GA Ju. M. Horton D. Calkins FE. Day C. A. Ingham

Duty of the Assessor Reminds of Change in Laws

The State Executive Council reminds assessors to value all real and personal property at actus value and set the assessed value at 25 percent. When totals include fractions of a dollar, drop the fraction. Ensure accurate totals for horses, cattle, sheep, hogs, and real estate, and correctly foot and recapitulate in the final column.

State Executive Council Executive Council

Question on Uniform Valuation for County Property Tax

The excerpt discusses a proposed uniform valuation law setting assessable value at 25 percent of actual cash value. It questions if the reform will reveal more personal property hidden under the previous variable system and notes the duplicates will reveal the outcome of the experiment.

M Richmonds Accident Injuries in Wagon Hitching

M Richmond of Armstrong suffered severe injuries after a wagon tire failed while returning from his son Will’s farm. Riding behind him, Mr Bago watched as the horses bolted, causing Richmond to fall and strike his head leaving a deep gash and a fractured skull above the left eye.

M. Richmond Algona Friends Armstrong Armstrong Journal Will Iie

Algona Residence Lots For Sale By J E Bracy

Nicely located building lots offered by J E Bracy in Algona. Most sizes available from 6 by 10 to 6 by 14 rods with some sidewalks, shade trees, and fruit trees already in place. Suitable for quick builders with low prices and easy terms.

Algona J. E. Bracy

Why Pay Rent Better Own a Farm Start Now

Advertising notice inviting potential settlers to request a free copy of the North Western Home Seeker from W B Kniskern at 22 Fifth Avenue Chicago Illinois. It promotes practical information on agriculture dairy farming and cattle raising and invites correspondence from intending settlers.

W. B. Kniskern Fifth Avenue Chicago

Money to Loan Low Interest Rates Spark Farm Debt Talk

W L Joslyn offers money to loan at a low rate while grain prices run 60 percent higher than last year. Farmers face favorable loan terms despite high yields, with cautious optimism about financing costs while cautious investors note F Coon’s activities in the grain market.

W. L. Joslyn F. Coon

Money On First and Second Mortgages in Algona

Gallo, C. offers low rate financing in Algona Iowa for first and second mortgages. Short-term loans with competitive terms available now through local lender.

Gallo C. Call Algona, Ia

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