MOLE FOR THE MONEY AND THE NATION LEARNING TASK
In this reflection on public education costs the writer argues that roughly six million annually is spent in the district and thirty to fifty thousand in the county, mainly for teaching. The piece endorses normal schools, warns against wasting funds, and cites J Fred Meyers on the need for competent teachers. It also notes Iowa’s political debates on tariffs, normal school sites and local newspaper growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kosauth
J. Fred Meyers
Binding Twine and Tariff Debate in Des Moines Echoes
Des Moines discussions link binding twine pricing to tariffs on manila and sisal. The piece argues tariffs rarely raise consumer costs and that binding twine relies on global materials. It challenges claims a tariff protects a trust, noting no domestic supply to shield and labeling the tariff as revenue rather than protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Allison
Repubean
Balter
Iowa
Congress
Des Moines
Manila
Algona Favored for Normal School Site
Marshalltown Times-Republican notes Algona leads for the Normal School location as readers learn of the bid. Chicago Inter Ocean critiques taxation talk as stale debates shift toward price comparisons with London. The March Century features three major topics: Municipal Government in Glasgow, Irrigable Lands of the Arid Region, and Revelation explored by Professor Fisher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshalltown Times-Republican
Des Moines
Algona
Chicago
Inter Ocean
America
London
Albert Shaw
Glagtow
Powell
United States Geological Survey
Fisher
Dolliver at the White House in a Richmond Times account
A Richmond Times write up details Iowa Congressman Dolliver at a White House reception. He recalls his first official social scene, the crowd, and a comically misread sequence of introductions as pump actions while a parade of dignitaries and ladies misname him Gan Zollicoffer and Gulliver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manson Journal
Dolliver
House Committee On Agriculture
Conger
Cotton Seed Oil Trust
Iowa
White House
Richmond Times
Jdolliver
Delliver
Auill
Taore Parallas
Zollicoffer
White Lily
Little Crow
Snow Flake
Patterson Bros
Irvington Cemetery Association Sets Meeting for March
The annual meeting of the Irvington Cemetery Association will be held on the last Tuesday in March 1800 at 10 p m at the store in Irvington for the election of officers and other business. G M Panos, Bec'y. Dated March 6 1890.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvington Cemetery Association
Irvington
G. M. Panos
Bec'y
Notice of dissolution and settlement with Edene and Shadle
The firm Edene and Shadle has dissolved and all parties owing them are asked to call promptly to settle accounts. Payments should be made to H. J. Evaxs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edene & Shadle
H. J. Evaxs
Farm to Rent near Algona with grain crops
176 acres for rent under law. Enquire of T. H. Conner, Algona, Iowa, or contact Patterson Bros. for White Lily Little Crow and Snow Flake seed stock. Every seed guaranteed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Danaon
Ww. D. Danson
Danson Bros
Storneys AT Law
Algona
Iowa
Comstock’s
Patterson Bros
T. H. Conner
Algona, Lowa
Patterson Bros. State
St. Algona
A. W. Patterson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hppessional. & Business Directory
Attornes
Geo. EH. Clarke
Torney
First National Bank
B. F. Reed
Algona, Iowa
Jas. Barr
L. K. Garfield
M.D. Physiorsy and
Sageon
Ford’s Wrehouse, Algona, Lows
E. V. Shore
S. G. A. Read
Argona
L A. Sheetz
Drhggist & Stationer
State
Thorington Streets
E. B. Sayers
Thorington House
Algona,Iowa
GEO. C. Call
C. J. Adams
Charles Rooswail
Sponberg
Algona Own
Eri AD
DELI
Djaving
Sher
Alwan
Wesley
T.C. Walton
Alto
Zaulion
Tunison
Mark
L. A. Sheetz
Boies
Sabin
Cedar Falls
Cedar Rapids
Marshalltown Times Republican
Towa
Jasper County
Justice Court
Jasex
Newton
Jasper
Larrabee
United States Senate
Bostow
Porter
Galbraith’s
Comstock
H’ks
Cinghams
J. M. Comstock
G. L. Galbraith & Co
G. M. Howard
W. W. Jones
W. W. Scott, Finner
State Street
Alzong
Z. Grove
John Grove
Grove Bros
M. Z. Grove
Managgs
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