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Newspaper
Algona Republican
Location
Algona, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1900
Page
3
A Mann letter prompts rebuke of his alleged misstatements and defense of evangelization aims. The piece critiques social theory and quotes political figures, calling for balanced public view. It stresses that private donations should not replace public funding, urges reasonable support for the university, and defends the board of regents.
In Berverican's view the upper Des Moines tightens stricture on Governor Lary Abe beyond prudent limits. If the board of control has been unjust or inconsistent, the board should take a philosophical view and quietly correct its bookkeeping while safeguarding taxpayers as a priority as well as public sentiment.
The Whittemore Champion criticizes Algona papers for false statements about Dr. Fell ing and his calls but refuses to specify the exact claims or their authors. It questions why Fell ing’s home paper could not correct erroneous rumors and notes a letter defending the deceased’s reputation and the Champion’s stance on responsibility.
Five Algona churches observe a week of prayer with union meetings beginning January 8. Schedule lists evenings at Free Methodist, Presbyterian, Congregational, Baptist and M E churches with pastors Suckow Stiles Damon Chipperfield and Olleranshaw. Topics include The Mission of the Church The Membership of the Church The Heads of the Church and The Outlook before the church.
A case of accidental poisoning nearly killed a child at Mrs. Lang Murray's home when a drink of aconite and belladonna, left in a cup, was mistaken for coffee. Dr. Vorwerk treated the girl who survived. The incident involved a mutilated mixture from a sick horse, now weakened and blamed for the danger. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is praised as a preventive and cure for croup in a Liberty West Virginia testimonial, with sales noted by H. Miller.
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A Des Moines report notes Emmetsburg and other towns lobbying for a normal school site. Algona is highlighted for its rail connections, growing public buildings, and strong educational base. The piece predicts Algona will secure the institution, praising its streets, churches, school system, and recent developments while comparing with nearby towns.
Horace Mann argues against labeling writers as professional agitators and urges reading a controlled list from the National Cooperative Library. He defends Jesus teachings guiding just business relations, contrasts generosity and selfishness, and condemns “older boy” share methods favoring blunt self-interest. The piece urges contemplation of true justice in economy and society.
Clippings from Cotemporaries suggest the Klondike project will be extended in spring, signaling a major change for the town. Analysts fear upheaval in streets and daily life as plans for development and new residents take shape amid uncertain outcomes.
A fragment from Emmetsburg and Germania area papers notes sympathy across factions from Polygamist Roberts to Apotaeo and a Jealousy toward the Sultan of Sulu. It mentions Emmetsburg Tribune reporting twenty one local students at higher institutions in town or other states and a survey line by Milwaukee company near Germania. Gleaned items include Mrs J E B King Horace King’s departure for Algona and Christmas activities at the Congregational church, plus Dad Johnson visiting from Algona.
The London Mail identifies three native southern African chiefs likely to shape events: Lerothodi, Bunu, and Dinizulu. Bunu, overshadowed by a queen mother, may prove a worthy head of a brave race. Dinizulu, recently repatriated after 1888 banishment for rebelling against British authority, is said to be on trial as he returns among the Zulu people.
Local Chronicle notes that Ita city council may conclude all public business can be handled in one monthly meeting. The idea, seen as favorable by residents, faces national examples about governance efficiency. The piece discusses Anacopha Mont and regional modern city systems, highlighting charter concerns and proposed monthly sessions.
An eccentric tale unfolds as a famed archeologist, deemed a barbero of intellect, debates his true trade with a skeptical crowd. A student quips the man holds double firsts at Oxford, Heidelberg, and other centers, claiming scientific papers and elite studies.
A chaotic race story from Milpitas recounts Duke the horse winning a tense contest despite a twitching whip. Jockey Casey of Chicago guided Duke to victory amid heavy going as the crowd watched the old rivalry unfold.
A fragmented Philadelphia report describes a prominent man’s jealousy toward another, linked to F Masonic home rumors and a deadly or fearful outcome. The New York Mail Express fragment tips at a sensational tale without full details.
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