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Newspaper
Algona Republican
Location
Algona, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1897
Page
2
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Congressman Dolliver writes that tariff reduction below protective levels harms workers and wastes industry. He notes vivid testimony in the committee room from workers about idleness and hardship, and points to wage shrinkage and widespread industry decline as roots of reduced domestic corn and wheat consumption.
A condensed critique of Henry Cabot Lodge's February Scribner article The Last Plantagenet. It argues Shakespeare's Richard III is a stage caricature while the real king was capable, brave, and a stabilizing ruler who defeated rivals and aided feudal decline. It notes Lodge challenges murders by Richard and the wooing scene, while asserting historical perception remains shaped by imagination.
The crowd hails the ferocious antagonist who kills five Richmonds and dies King of England. The rival’s ruthless artistry wins the applause, revealing a man of iron will and relentless courage, while the hero Henry garners little sympathy.
The piece argues for government control of postal, telegraph, and transportation services as a public good, noting no constitutional obstacle and potential savings. It lauds Tama Jim Wilson for agricultural secretary prospects and praises the recent convention in Algona, while commenting on the dog law case and civic events with measured, period-voice critique.
A Carroll Herald column discusses the proper handling of editorial notices and member mailing lists, noting potential omissions and the need for inclusive, representative meetings. It also praises the Herald’s move to semi weekly publication and previews Anthony Hope’s new novel The Constable of Zonda and McClure's serialization rights in America.
Algona welcomed editors from multiple towns for a two day gathering. The event featured receptions at the court house and a banquet by Congregational ladies. Attendees praised Algona’s hospitality booming business district and modern amenities while noting its wealth and forward progress.
The meeting attracted about sixty newspaper men from the Upper Des Moines editorial association. Attendees praised Algona’s hospitality and the city’s newspapers. A future gathering in Algona was welcomed by members and observers alike.
A reader from Dilworthtown Pa. extols Chamberlains Cough Remedy as prompt and effective for a bad cold. He says a 60 cent bottle cured his cough after trying many products, and notes the low cost versus neglected colds and possible pneumonia or bronchitis. Sold by all druggists.
Thomas W. Keene the eminent tragedian spent a day with Major McKinley in Canton near the St. Louis convention era. Strangers mistaken Keene for the Republican nominee sparked a light hearted exchange as similarities among Keene Hanford and McKinley were noted, with all resembling Bryan in profile and features.
The Estherville Republican praises Mr. Hubein for his advertising style urging advertisers to follow his lead. It notes his contract for a yearly column Spice and half page specials and reports his store Hubert remains well known and highly patronized in the county.
Dinerey & Puen promote 7c Pearl Silver Polish and urge Sunday dinners at the Gilt Edge Cafe. Chase & Sanborn secure Wellington Catering Co's coffee supply after testing brands. Avoid the cafe yet buy homemade candies and enjoy coffee and lunch. Walker Bros stock Chase and Sanborn tea and coffee.
A 60 cent song folio is given away with every musical merchandise purchase of one dollar or more. The store notes music goods are priced low as part of the sale. Dina Ley and Pua are credited in the item.
Travel advertised by Homeseeker’s Excursions offering round trips for $2 plus one turn to numerous western and midwestern destinations. Dates listed include January 19 February 2 16 March April May with rates and details available from H La Paulina M and St L agent in Britt.
The report covers a local farm institute meeting led by Prof Hent with talks on feeding dairy cows under Algona conditions, seed raising, and cost analysis of dairy farming. Mr Julian cited 15,000 pounds milk from one cow yearly and discussed feeds like oats, fodder corn, barley, and clover hay.
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