22 Apr 1908
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Newspaper
Upper Des Moines Republican
Location
Algona, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1908
Page
1
Alabastine decorates walls with dainty tints matching wood and furnishings. The soft velvety finish provides a restful background. Do it yourself or hire a painter. The Sanitary Wall Coating cuts decorating costs in half and is sanitary. Available in white and colors with tint cards mailed on request.
One year in advance six months and three months rates shown. Prices appear as 50 75 and 40 respectively. The line reads as a local newspaper subscription notice with pricing for annual, semiannual, and quarterly options.
G B Boyle of Whittemore Iowa announces at a local meeting his candidacy for Iowa State Senate in the 47th district subject to the Republican primary in June 1908. He pledges to work for the state's and district's best interests if nominated and elected and notes the date as 4th day of 1808 Feber
A fragmentary plea from a candidate urging republican voters in district 470 to support Francis for State Senate and to consider him for County Supervisor. The letter claims long Republican involvement, district familiarity, and readiness to serve, with references to June primaries and Algona.
In a plainspoken notice from Algona Pang Pang, Clarence Ke Pang announces his candidacy for county surveyor, seeking the Republican nomination in Mossath county's First Supervisor district. The filing references a primary election and county party decisions, listing Sherman township as his locale.
A candidate declares for the office of clerk of courts in Kossuth County subject to the decision of the Republican primaries. O. J. Stspiten sun signs the statement as the aspirant.
President Roosevelt urged congress to fund four battleships, arguing naval strength safeguards the coast and economy by preventing war. The house split, approving two ships while opposing four. Minnesota backed Taft’s camp as Republicans hardened their stance. Des Moines delegates debated reforming school administration. Bryan faced eastward opposition, with Gray's entry signaling continued GOP-Democratic tensions ahead of Denver.
The article discusses farming advice on corn ground leveling to ensure uniform depth and reduce barren stalks. It notes Town Homestead’s emphasis on even seed depth and criticizes uneven planting. It remarks on Town City University’s charge of atheistic tendencies and cites student church membership figures as exoneration. It mentions a Fort Dodge interurban map and Fort Dodge Chronicle’s banner with the line One Road a Year for Ten Years.
Harry Mathers, visiting relatives in Montana, was killed when dynamite in a kitchen oven exploded while he and his aunt were clearing a stump-covered site. An aunt, severely injured, may die. Funeral held in Montana on Saturday.
A newspaper snippet promotes Halls Catarine Cure and Hill's Catarrh Cure as constitutional remedies that target blood and mucous surfaces to eradicate catarrh. It promises a $100 reward if cures fail and cites testimonials. Also touts Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea and Hills Family Pills for constipation and general health.
Notice to owners or holders of drainage warrants on Drain No 1b in Kossuth County Iowa to present warrants for payment at the county treasurer's office in Algona by May 13 1905. Interest on warrants ceases to run on May 13 1908. W A Willish County Treasurer. 2w
The piece discusses Republican factionists pushing for national and state laws to guarantee all deposits in banks. It notes potential passage of such laws, the need for state and federal legislative action, and the challenge of mobilizing people to fund banks while emphasizing that actual losses from bank deposits are infinitesimal.
An advertisement extols Dr Shogo night care and anti septic suppositories claiming prompt lasting relief for women. It promises a free book No.4 for Women with full instructions, and directs readers to Dr Shoop Racine Wis and E B Conners for delivery. Also mentions DeWitts Little Liver Pills sold by EB Conner.
This reminiscence notes Foley's Honey and Tar as a remedy for coughs and colds, touting its authenticity in a yellow package from E.E. Conner & Co. It claims doctors worldwide agree on the tonic Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as the favorite among friends.
Emmetsburg Reporter endorses B. F. Carroll as a strong growing candidate for governor. He is praised for integrity, public trust, and prior service as state auditor. The paper stresses he seeks the nomination from the people, not a prearranged bargain, and expresses hope he becomes Iowa’s next governor.
Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Ry offers one way colonist tickets on sale daily to Seattle Tacoma Spokane Portland Victoria Vancouver San Francisco Los Angeles and other Pacific coast points through April 30. From Chicago 8 38 proportionately low rates west of Chicago 7 for double berth in tourist sleeper. Local agent provides complete fare routes and train service information. FB A Miller General Passenger Agent Chicago.
Walter Wellman, famed Washington correspondent for the Chicago Record Herald, plans a daring summer voyage by airship to reach the north pole and relay news via wireless. Born 1858 in Mentor, Ohio, he began in newspapers at 14 and has long chronicled polar and exploration efforts, contributing valuable data to the American Geographical Society.
Young men should take notice that Gotoh, the champion wrestler of the world, is a man of abstemious habits. He does not drink intoxicating liquors, none ever passing his lips. He does not smoke, nor does he drink tea or coffee. He is,
Logal trains listed with departures for No 1 at 310 am No 3 at 2500m No 93 at 155001 and freight services for passenger trains No 8 and No 4 with varying post times. Hedrick agent noted for inquiries.
The notice lists Chicago and Northwestern Iowa Central trains with freight and passenger numbers. It covers arrival of No 51 and No 60, departure of No 52, and references time tables and rates via J A Morgan, agent in Algona.
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