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Newspaper
Algona Republican
Location
Algona, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1901
Page
3
The notice lists subscription rates for the Republican newspaper by Starr & Haggard. In advance pricing shows one year or multiple month options, with stated costs and payment terms. The fragment mentions Yenot and dollar figures along with three month rate.
A thin Bancroft paper declares the town the county seat and one of the finest in northern laws. It praises local men for progress and enterprise while noting the edition is an experimental work open to criticism.
The article contrasts a shift toward democratic religion over formalism, stressing a simple Christ‑centered creed and unity. It notes skepticism within the church but renewed faith in Christ, quoting Tennyson on redress and fellowship, and then reports the U S House's Philippine tariff adjournment bill sending all proceeds to Manila.
A fragment notes a legislative session backing continued operation of public enterprises and approves a unified approach. The passage mentions the house acting correctly to support ongoing municipal ventures and coordinated public services.
The article states Governor Shaw is favored to become secretary of the treasury, with President Roosevelt having extended a tender and Shaw summoned to Washington. It notes uncertainty over acceptance and praises Shaw’s standing. It also discusses the Schley court decisions, stressing obedience to orders and insubordination implications for naval tradition.
Congressman Hepburn of Lown receives praise as his Nicaragua canal bill becomes the basis for a measure reported to the house for passage. Col Hepburn has shown zeal and persistence in championing the project, which is likely to be actively undertaken soon.
A dated Christmas 1901 devotional prose praises belief in holy days and the present Jesus over Bethlehem’s baby. It asks for wisdom and striving to seek the Lord, closing with a religious exhortation and a hopeful, reverent tone.
The Youth's Companion plans a 1902 volume with nearly 200 story writers and eminent figures including three Cabinet members. It will feature wartime and travel articles by Julian Ralph and Winston Churchill. A free complete announcement will be mailed, with subscription perks and calendar gifts for 1902.
On December 28 the Hltyifth anniversary of Iowa statehood the Des Moines Daily Capital offers a full year for 200 in 1902 by mail only. Present subscribers may renew by paying current balance and sending 2.00 for the new year. Send letters and checks to Safe Young, Des Moines Iowa. Aimed at existing subscribers as a Christmas present option, the paper touts its AP wire, Iowa and world news, two color printing, and strong mail delivery.
Wartime letters praise Bucklen's Arnica Balm for scratches bruises cuts wounds sore feet and stiff joints. It is also suggested for burns wounds ulcers skin eruptions piles and sores. Only 6 cents.
Reproduction calendar featuring Moran paintings issued by the General Passenger Department of the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway. Sent on receipt of twenty five cents by mail order from Chicago.
Farmers urged to secure threshing coal from Ediaial Sire Ode SBA as part of a regional sale notice. Community buyers advised to verify quantities and pickup details with local agents.
The Republican's special subscription offer runs for a few days. All subscribers old and new who pay cash by January will receive the Burrvartcan, the Weekly, State Register and the Northwestern Agricultural Journal for one year, plus the Republican's Defy Map. Premiums are sent to all paid-up readers in the county, regardless of a request. Arrears can be checked by the date next to names. Paying in advance is urged as best for all.
A long list of locals and former residents from Algona and surrounding towns, including Fred Clarke Henry Winkie and Miss Edith Bowser, return home for Christmas. Students, teachers, and professionals such as lawyers, doctors, and bankers visit family, travel to see relatives, or plan winter trips, with numerous notes on where they are coming from and going to during the holiday season.
A notice seeks a typewriter or machine available for rent for a few months. Interested parties should leave word at the office.
A letter from R A Miller asks manufacturers of Banner Balva to report cases where the cure failed or was unsatisfactory. He notes the belief that no doctor or medicine cures all and offers refunds of money if Banner Balva did not cure conditions like ulepis nores eczema or related diseases.
An old advertisement encourages treating colds and coughs with Foley’s Honey and Tar. It warns against substitutes and credits B. Miller as the seller or promoter of the product.
Bancroft Register reports G J Lenander buys five female buffalo from the Montana herd to form a larger display herd. He also acquires eight Aberdest Angus heifers to cross breed with buffalo, aiming to test graded stock and profit potential.
Corwith Mah haa Fan and his brother Justovet entangle a German visitor in pranks around Meadow Larks and Corwithh. They shoot blank cartridges at meadow larks, display a skeleton pipe, and stage tricks that unsettle Pete who later hides a fake snake and endures days of disorientation in the stock yards of Chicago.
During a long illness I was troubled with bed sores and was advised to try DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve and was perfectly cured. It is also a cure for piles and sores though be wary of counterfeit products. K. B. Miller reports.
A fragment from a humor strip features Ally Sloper quipping about gossip. The Lady-Killer retorts with a pointed line on keeping secrets, highlighting sly banter between the pair. The exchange reflects lighthearted social meddling and comic interplay.
Editor Lynch of the Daily Post in Phillipsburg New Jersey endorses Foley's Honey and Tar after testing it for coughs and colds stating it is the best remedy of its kind he has ever used and cannot say enough in praise. R H Miller also contributes a testimonial praising the product.
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