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Newspaper
Algona Republican
Location
Algona, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1897
Page
3
Republican publication Aigana announces subscription options by Milton Starr. Rates shown include one year in advance six months and three months terms.
The editorial gathering in Algona will feature veteran publishers alongside rising editors. Speeches by Reagan Piper and Stouffer cover advertising, local pages, and country papers. McKinley policy and tariff debate, silver and foreign policy issues also loom in speeches and questions.
The article argues McKinley will outshine Cleveland due to party unity and nationwide leadership. It notes his strong, unwavering stance on tariff protection and his proven effectiveness in Congress and during the campaign, forecasting a decisive presidency aligned with protectionist policy.
In northwestern Sowa reports say snow drifts ten feet deep while Algona has not had enough snow to cover roads. The Register dismisses cabinet speculation around President-elect McKinley, noting unreliable Washington correspondents and editorials. Chamberlains Cough Remedy is praised, with a testimonial from Abner Mercer of Dilworthtown, Pa. 25 or 50 cents.
Algona announces a public convention program with all meetings open to the public. Dr. Geo A Gates will speak on The Outlook for Democracy in America at Call's Opera House Friday morning at 10 30. A Courthouse banquet follows with 50 cent plates. up to 400 guests expected.
Dr D A Kent of Jewell has accepted an invitation to attend the Algona farmers institute. Kent, noted agricultural writer and former Agricultural College faculty, has recently gained local prominence for Mud Lake purchase. The committee plans a program for January 20 and 21.
A terse ad style note promotes Pearl Silver Polish in a limited batch of 500 bottles and hints at awaiting a product from Boras' beaters before purchase. The fragmentary text emphasizes a promotional count and a teaser about competing items.
Al gona Grange plans a Saturday meeting to discuss tariff revisions trust controls and farm factory parity. Delegates seek broad public input on readjusting duties free-listing trust controlled articles hog cholera compensation and officer salaries alignment with other workers.
The Sioux City Journal reports the death of Travis C. Leggett at his Leeds home on January 1 after a three week illness from typhoid malaria. Born October 6, 1867 in Cedar Rapids, he had lived in Sioux City for years, served as secretary of the Iowa Investment Co, worked with Joy Call & Joy, served as receiver of Le Mars Bosh works, and later became a Leeds Sun proprietor. His wife died six years earlier and he leaves a son and daughter aged 10 and 12.
Sold out by a local seller these Algona lots range five rods wide with depths from ten to twelve rods. Some plots already graded on sidewalks with shade and fruit trees. Builders can secure low prices and easy terms for imminent construction. Perking claims to cure eye and ear diseases.
Mr Leggett and his son die after prolonged illness. Leggett, once a longtime resident, was the son of a local pastor and married to the daughter of B. G For bush of Pomona California. Young Leggett was well known in the community.
The wigwam of Seneca Tribe No. 63 on the Algona hunting grounds will host the public installation of officers on Thursday night the 7th. Names listed include Lachen, Walker as Senior Sagamore, Reed as Summer Senior, Allen as Prophet, Geo. Bailey as Keeper of Records, J. L. Donohue as Keeper of Wampum, and Ray Gilmore as others. Mr. McCowan and Dr. Wiley of Des Moines will represent the Grand Lodge with visitors expected from Eagle Grove and surrounding areas. A banquet at McMurrays will follow and the Algona Star Orchestra will perform.
This item advertises Chase and Sanborn promotions and lists Goeders selling fur coats at cost. It notes remaining chamber sets at Grove & Son and cheap store fixtures such as show cases, scales, and lamps. Blackford's sells Royal Blue Java coffee at Lange Hudson. Patterson & Son discounts banquet limps, cocoa, and five o'clock tea jars. contact Patterson for details.
Milwaukee R B excursions advertise low Atlantic crossing rates for first cabin second cabin and steerage with ward and prepaid options. RB Hedrick agent Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Railway at Algona handles tickets. Special home seekers excursions offered January through April 1807 with multiple dates. Tea brand Cage Sanborn advertised at end.
In a frail, phrasal notice readers are urged to see Dr. Quinn for eye care and Dr. Perkins for painless eye straightening next day January 12. The ad lists Chase and Sanborn tea, Turkish red dyes, and stockings for children. Local firms Sa pe L. A. Sheetz and Ehlers & F. hainer promote products amid medical consultation offers.
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