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Newspaper
Algona Republican
Location
Algona, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1900
Page
2
Fragmentary text shows subscription rates and names associated with Starr and Raggard. The readable items indicate a price of $1.56 and a reference to “Three Menthe” or similar fragment. No clear event or full context available.
The Courier defends its misquotation of Speaker Henderson and attacks the Republican charge as a quibble. It argues Henderson did not endorse the quoted sentiments, while contrasting Hamilton’s strong central-government view with Jefferson’s restraint. The piece asserts Hamilton’s legacy aligns with Republican protectionism and views the Courier’s account as unhistorical.
Central Ohio conference report passed with cheers urging expansion and a confident view of America’s growth. The text celebrates moving from past confinement toward engagement with the Asian world and a leadership role in diplomacy and reform.
A Burlington Gazette item notes Seber and Bryan Laver involved at a worksite. The report mentions a mechanic and a site in Burlington with references to a path and tools. Names and specifics unclear due to OCR issues, but the piece signals local labor activity and project context.
The speaker defends McKinley era prosperity, denounces free silver and calls for a gold standard. He warns against financial chaos, supports imperial expansion with the Philippines as a responsibility, and argues for governance by the United States over acquired territories. The piece critiques continental policy toward Indians and Alaska, asserting no imperial aims despite expansion.
The speaker condemns a political figure as an agitator against the currency system, claiming his aims are personal gain through office. He labels the figure as detached from national welfare, surrounded by followers described as political hyenas who live off the people in petty offices.
A historical note reflects on an August 1896 Want column ad in the Republican newspaper. Alvin Hildreth of White Rock, D, recalls job scarcity then versus today, praising labor and critiquing the Democrats and McKinley era while offering to meet political speakers.
Algona high school edged Humboldt 11 to 0 in a fast season opener played on Humboldt’s field. Algona dominated from the start scoring a quick touchdown and adding a second late in the game, while Humboldt failed to gain in Algona territory and struggled with penalties and fumbles. Both squads showed improved lines and new players, though both tired as the game wore on and several fouls occurred without penalties.
The notice states meals will be served at reasonable rates during the grounds fair, outlining availability for attendees and participants. It notes accessible pricing and operating hours, urging visitors to plan meals alongside fair activities.
The readable fragment shows a personal line likely from a brother. Mentions “we got” and a casual if garbled reference to a telephone or work context. No clear names, places, dates, or events emerge to establish a full report.
A probate notice from Kossuth County District Court regarding Katharina Heiderscheidt. The will filed September 6 1900 is opened and read. A November 20 1900 date is set to hear objections and admit the will to probate. Judge J B Carr signed the notice on September 7 1900.
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