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Newspaper
Algona Republican
Location
Algona, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1899
Page
2
A reflection extols the Bible's supremacy over modern and ancient works, arguing it endures without antiquation and guides universal truth. It notes the Bible’s diverse authors and historical reach, claims it explains origin and destiny, and asserts its moral authority across ages and nations.
The author argues that the Bible fulfills prophecy and reveals God through Jesus, highlighting its accuracy, historical influence, and universality. It contrasts biblical truth with scientific error, cites Yale’s historical view, and promotes reading Townsend’s Bible and Other Ancient Literatures. It emphasizes Jesus as a universal savior appealing to all people.
The Farmers Institute assembling in Algona is a pivotal meeting shaping county interests. It highlights rapid agricultural advancement and broad county benefit, uniting all local business sectors and the entire community.
A Washington debate on ratification of the treaty with Spain dominates the scene. Pro-expansion foes push hard as the expected two thirds vote nears. President McKinley avoids broader policy while the future of the Philippines remains uncertain amid imperial considerations.
The text debates ratification of a close declaration by Bouillitey regarding Cuba and the Philippines. It mentions war, the fate of a Philippine decision, and critics describing opponents as desperate wreckers.
Wy Huggard, long serving employee of the office, is noted in a political publication praising his loyalty. The Republican, a well edited paper from the city, reflects pride in its local journalism and staff.
J M Farley of Whittemore visited West Bend for an afternoon and declined renomination after stating he had done sufficient service as a public official. He expressed no intention to seek further political office.
Charles B. Sample of Irvington visited Chicago believed his appendix required surgery. A fake surgeon declared no operation needed. Sample befriended a supposedly well connected man, later arrested by detectives as a wanted confidence man. Charley paid a small bribe for release, then fled, fearing further trouble. he is recovering from the ordeal.
Col Stedman, general claim agent of the Iowa Central railroad, died at his home in Osksloosa last Wednesday evening. Central officials Morse Martin Huntington traveled on the Hawkeye private car from Marshalltown to Osksloosa Thursday and attended the funeral Friday morning. The body was sent to Chariton for interment. the Central provided a coach for Mrs Stedman and funeral party, with B Q officials aiding transit to Chariton.
Report from January 28 outlines strong railroad talk in Sac City Bac City. Milwaukee plans Des Moines Fonda extension via Rockwell City Sac City Storm Lake Sioux Rapids Spencer route, aiming to connect with Spirit Lake line. Sac City hopes the line would boost growth and make a regional transport hub with connections to major railroads.
A fragmented local item discusses Ft Pagge and Algona in a vague railroad dream. The text hints at a great railroad goal and possible future changes but is unclear. No concrete dates names or outcomes are readable.
The fragment discusses a planned survey by surveyors and a prominent official, hinting at intentions to travel from Sac City toward Algona. It considers the feasibility and timing of movement, noting possible delays or changes in course and suggesting a theory about a northern approach to the city.
Mrs Horan born 1868 in Albany Wisconsin married to Mr Horan in 1902. She lived in Algona since marriage and was active in the Baptist Church. Funeral held Saturday at two with Rev D M Stiles. burial in Algona cemetery. Her Clemmer and Horan relatives attended.
Frank Jenkinson arrived with news of a serious blaze in Union township. I Schryver’s residence burned. only an organ and sewing machine were saved after workers retrieved them. The fire started about seven o’clock yesterday morning. no further details on cause or damages were learned.
Fire alarm woke guests at about six Friday morning as flames broke out in the Hotel Tennant kitchen. Cook discovered the blaze and the kitchen floor suffered the main damage. Landlord Tennant arrived with a bucket and contained the fire. motive suspected to be a burned match. The fire company arrived but no water stream was required.
A marriage will be held this evening at the home of Victor Eckholm in Seneca township uniting Lewis Eckholm and Miss Helen Harria of Forest City. The groom is a sturdy young farmer from a respected family and the bride, from a good family, is expected to make a fine wife and reside on the Enpesser farm in Seneca.
Advertisement notes wedding ring sales by Dingring & Pu an with the Big Watch sign. It promotes solid 14 kt plain rings at 85 cents per pennyweight and offers a bride’s present when paying $1.60 per pennyweight. Post office stamp appears in text.
Fragmented OCR text references a fraternity basketball scene with names like Aceon K Tow a Dakota Sean Gon and mentions an extension from Ald-8 Minn. The garbled lines hint at a campus sports note or brief but lack clear actions or outcomes.
District court jurors drawn for the February 27 session in Kossuth county include Bee, Rand, Pettibone, Fr Bellla, J. Hener, Ren, Bindgilst, Swen Quy3, Taylor, Lotts Creek, L. Cotter Crescot, Frank Sel, Geo Marble, Burts W.G., Corbi, 8.2. Fuller, Henry Invingiouy, Bill Gaile, Finnegan, Weavers, and Orman Mia.
A health clinic outlines safer treatment options to prevent slips and accidents. It emphasizes protective gear, proper footwear, and environmental checks to reduce danger in daily activities.
Fragmentary OCR note mentions a superintendent named M of Combuatibea overseeing transit and sale operations. Details are unclear due to illegible text.
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