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Newspaper
Algona Republican
Location
Algona, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1897
Page
3
Milton Starr lists subscription rates for Algona Republican offering one year in advance six months and three months options in a concise newspaper notice format.
The official salary question was discussed at the Algona grange, then laid on the table to be taken up again. Ex-officials attended, many from early county days, defending their salaries as reasonable given work and responsibility. The piece argues wages rise with private sector rates and cites teacher salaries, urging fair counties like Kossuth, twice the size of average, to reflect the workload.
Senator Allison resists joining the cabinet in the president elect era, saying he will not be a member of the august circle. He confirms no knowledge of cabinet makeup, notes favorable talk about Dingley, and cites long friendship with McKinley while pledging to serve his state and party more efficiently.
The discussion notes avoiding Cuban resolutions and warns against action that could trigger foreign complications or war. It suggests Iowa may supply a candidate for attorney general or secretary of the navy, with Cummins or Hull seen as eligible and chosen to suit the President-elect’s plan for Iowa.
The Iowa Dairy Commissioner reports 1896 butter output at 180 million pounds, with home consumption around 100 million pounds and exports surging. Average price 17 cents per pound yields surplus value about 13.66 million, total dairy value near 41.6 million, and the year’s production nearly matches U S silver and within 4 million of gold production.
The Des Moines Sun’s Independent writer argues Iowa’s population rose 205 percent while expenditures grew 422 percent, blaming scattered state institutions for large outlays. The Iowa State Reporter notes growth outpaced population. historically the state had few facilities, yet needs have expanded with time.
Local notices urge eye care and scheduling with Dr Quinn this week for eye health guidance. The message emphasizes timely attention to vision and refers to an eye care professional.
C J Doxsien offers horses, buggy and harness for sale. Sehu Waterhouse factory installs pipe lines in Algonkt tas with low prices. Banquet lamps offered at Patterson and Son's. Burns stove sets promoted by Kreis. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy recommended by Hecker Bros. & Co with 24 and 40 cent bottles at druggists.
The ad proclaims Dingley and Pue as the citys sole hand engravers for flatware and spoons. It urges customers to engrave and return spoons at big suppers and cites a Burns reference to compare stoves while promising savings. A promotional line offers a one hundred dollar reward to duplicate a Sportsmans Game cigar for five cents.
The advertisement lists J. L. Ellwood Manufacturing Co offering genuine barb wire in galvanized form at $2.30 per 100 pounds and painted at $2.00. Delivery is available in Kossuth County for an extra 16 cents per 100 pounds. Also promotes a sale of hand painted china at Walker Bros and a new line of Chase and Sanborn tea with coffees.
Lowest rates for first and second cabin and steerage on Atlantic crossings. Outward and prepaid options available. Agent R. F. Wedrick at Algona, Chicago Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway. Also advertising maple syrup from Grove & San.
Editors travel from many places to Algona for a two day program starting Friday at Odd Fellows hall with a 7 p.m. meeting followed by a Savonarola lecture at Call’s Opera House. A 9 a.m. Friday session opens at the Odd Fellows hall with a 10:30 a.m. public meeting at the Opera House. High school pupils will be seated in the dress circle. The program includes music and addresses by E. B. Butler, President Gallup of Boone, Dr. Rist, President Gates, and Prof. Forde. A banquet at Court House Hall Friday at 6:80 p.m. costs 50 cents per plate, open to all except editorial guests. Notables Fred Meyers and Chas. Aldrie will attend with many Worth County editors and town leaders expected.
Dry Quinn drew praise as his clever ventriloquism exhibitions boosted audience enjoyment, turning a plain program into a memorable segment with quick wit and timing.
An unknown author sent Otto Falkenhainer a humorous verse dated Alpon, Dan 10, claiming the lines reflect real life in his state. The spoof describes a wedding at Falkenhainer's hardware store with tools acting in a comic brawl, ending with the mob of tools seizing the door and keeping quiet about the uproar.
County Agricultural Society votes re elects J W Wadsworth as president LU P Keith as vice president B Butler as secretary D Taglam as treasurer W W Carson as marshal and lists township directors for numerous towns. Receipts total 1099 48 with balance 1 04 and warrants outstanding. Committee formed to revise premium list and discuss cabin site with old settlers group.
Belshazzar drew large audiences Thursday and Friday evenings last week and earned high praise for Prof. Forde's direction. The second and third acts impressed, costuming challenged by Babylonian authenticity, and the Cyrus camp night scene proved a triumph despite pricey production causing disappointing financial returns for the Y.M.C.A. and the director.
The note mentions Sunday dinners at the Gilt Edge Cafe and a ten day clearing sale of clothing by Joe Steil. He offers men’s suits as low as 92.50, with bold claims of farming county acquaintances and well known clothing quality.
Dunt Smith ends his 27 year run as reader of the Algona Congregational choir after submitting his retirement, ending his steady leadership. Prof. Forde takes over as organist and choir leader with a trial of singing last Sunday and plans for a new chorus next week.
Nicely located building lots in Algona offered by J E Svacy. Sizes range from 3 rods wide by 10 to 14 rods deep with some on sidewalks shaded by trees and bearing fruit. Low prices and easy terms available for buyers planning quick construction at Royal Blue Java Media Langdon Hudson corner.
Lam loaning money on farm lands at six per cent interest with a small procuring charge. Borrowers may pay off all or part of the mortgage when paying interest. J. J. Ryan at the post office in Algona offers farm loans with optional payment of expenses by borrower and annual interest unless otherwise chosen. Interest can be paid in full or part at any date. Iloxin & Brunson.
The notice advertises W. L. Joslyn offering Iowa loans at low rates and claims by F. Coury, Geo. C. Call of available mortgage lending. It also promotes Gilt Edge Cafe with homemade candies coffee and lunch, a farmers and merchants lunch special, and lists Graye & Son selling Chase & Sanborn tea. Also mentions Shilohs Cure sold by Frank Dingley for cough relief.
The January 4 1897 board meeting lists members Hollenbeck Barton Smith Weisbrod Burton. J G Smith and W Weisbrod sworn in. H G Mollenbeck elected chairman. Salaries kept. several widows pensions set. various county officer reports approved. publishing bid awarded to Algona Courier and Republican. numerous tax abatements and claims processed. adjournment set for 6 am next day. Household finances, road petitions, and justice annual reports reviewed. tax sales redeemed. delinquents to be collected. next week to continue.
Auction set for Monday January 15 at 1 PM on the Bill Noris place miles southwest of Algorna Garfield township. Goods include 4 horses 5 cows 12-year-old heifer 12 head of sheep and brood sows 1 McCormick binder Walter Woodmower 1 corn planter 2 stubble plows 2 corn plows riding and walking T feeder 1 drag 1 road wagon 1 top buggy set double harness leather nets 450 bushels corn 600 bushels oats Terms cash sums under 5 cash 10 months at 8 percent with approved security 5 percent discount for cash Auctioneer Ben Shayl ad A Haccanin
The undersigned offer a public sale at the Calkins farm 24 miles southwest of Burt starting at 10 o'clock Friday January 16 97. Equipment includes Fay machinery a Deering binder 10 foot hay rake four horse disc plow walking cultivator and more. Cattle consist of 80 head including milch cows yearlings steers and calves. Also hogs and fodder with 7 acres corn. Terms: sums 85 and under cash over that amount 10 months with interest and security. Also note Prudence Lodge No 205 regular meeting January 14 at 8 o'clock sharp.
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