Subscription Rates For One Year In Advance Six Months
A small ad item lists subscription rates offering one year in advance six months and three months options. No further details or prices are readable.
20 Apr 1910
Page 1
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Newspaper
Upper Des Moines Republican
Location
Algona, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1910
Page
1
A small ad item lists subscription rates offering one year in advance six months and three months options. No further details or prices are readable.
The piece argues that progressives seek party unity through concessions by old line leaders and opposes purging insurgents. It contends harmony requires respect for progressive voters while warning that sidelining them could fracture the party nationally and jeopardize future GOP success in Iowa.
Garst receives widening support within the Republican party as his candidacy for governor attracts large crowds and positive press from Des Moines. The Garst-Dolliver-Cummins headquarters opened in Fleming building reports thousands of congratulatory letters in two days, while the Greater Des Moines musical festival draws many Republicans to Des Moines seeking to back Garst and allied candidates.
Fragmentary line notes a person as chairman of the head quarters committee, indicating a leadership role within a local organizational body. The OCR snippet lacks full context to identify names or the exact institution involved.
Indiana Republicans pledge unified support for Senator Albert J Beveridge and agree on progressive policies under Taft. The platform calls for a nonpartisan tariff commission, protective tariffs, federal income tax in emergencies, public campaign funding, public road investment, anti child labor laws, pensions for soldiers and widows, and direct election of U S Senators. It also lauds Theodore Roosevelt lineage and McKinley era reciprocity, urging enactment of reform laws and a strong national conservation stance.
City of Algona plans sidewalk construction and assesses costs to abutting properties. Resolution adopted April 4 1910 with all members voting yeas. City clerk W Crowell certifies adoption. Includes ad text on constipation remedies and wartime quote.
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