04 Jan 1899
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Newspaper
Algona Republican
Location
Algona, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1899
Page
1
Subscription rates listed for one year and six months with an unclear three month option. The text shows pricing fragments and typographical errors, offering limited detail on terms or currency. The fragmentary nature suggests a periodical notice advertising rates rather than a full feature.
Lith's Weekly Review notes the United States becoming a rate setter for exchange as imports and exports surge to unprecedented levels. It highlights record gold imports for 1898, rail earnings, and the imperial democracy of Athens analogy, praising America's imperial position in world commerce despite war.
The piece credits President Kipley and Gen Brooke for preventing Cuban divisions over the transfer of sovereignty from Spain. It notes Cuban demands to share in accepting the Spanish surrender were rebuffed and praises the smooth handover as the flag change to the United States drew enthusiastic approval amid lingering excitement.
Brigham Roberts, the Mormon congressman elect from Utah, tells a New York World correspondent that opposition to his rent in the national House comes from a few bigoted Presbyterian preachers. He argues the American people are broad minded and notes polygamy was adopted by early Mormons as a commandment from Joseph Smith. He says modern church members must learn to adapt to practical life.
A historical article discusses polygamy within the Mormon church, noting Robert's new wife and debates over obedience to church tradition versus Edmunds law. It suggests readers see loyalty to church traditions as rising, while general lawmakers may resist expanding polygamy prohibitions and church recognition.
The text projects the United States politics to shift in March with Republicans holding 54 seats to 27 Democrats and 0 third parties. It asserts a decisive majority will bolster business confidence and promote prosperity, noting a lasting effort needed to overcome a strong bloc.
State Treasurer Herriott confirms opening year debt at 78,510.40 dollars. Previous yearly treasury deficits averaged around 400,000 dollars while Democratic projections ran higher. Expected repayment of 125,000 dollars for Iowa troops equipment and maintenance to return to the treasury within sixty days.
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A local State climate is blamed for widespread rheumatism, with many families affected. The ad touts Dodd's Kidney Pills as a cure, claiming they target kidneys to remove blood poisons. A specimen testimony from Patrick Welch of Lake Avenue asserts three boxes cured a severe rheumatic case. The message urges readers to try Dodd's Kidney Pills for relief.
Judge Quacton Mrs C Avtrighmin and Rev W J Sackow spoke at the Social Union Club on Algona’s 1890 needs. The program highlighted library access temperance and church revival, with advocacy for a public library and stronger community standards.
City council met at the city hall with Mayor Chrischilles presiding. Members White Vesper Morse Paine Stebbins Chipin present. McMahon Sayers absent. Minutes approved, bills authorized including wiring and labor costs, and the city clerk instructed to collect liens for work completed and to limit further wiring to those ready to pay.
The Milwaukee purchases the Des Moines Northern and Western Railway, forming a Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul link to Des Moines and Omaha. J. M. Hubbell announces the $3,000,000 capital stock deal in New York. The move aims to extend Milwaukee trains into Des Moines and spur regional expansion.
Miss Lillian Phialpa of Canada will give a temperance address at the Congregational church next Sunday evening on New Genesis. The following Monday Miss Phelps will lecture My Trip to Rome. She is a Philadelphia School of Oratory graduate who studied in Europe. Admission 15 cents. All welcome.
A terse classified note asks for a girl to perform renewal housework and directs inquiries to Maus. D Drake asks if Grove & Son have been trading with them, suggesting a general business inquiry and a test of referrals.
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