08 Mar 1905
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Newspaper
Upper Des Moines Republican
Location
Algona, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1905
Page
1
Publishers announce Des Moines Register and Iowa State Register subscriptions available for 1.5 dollars for two copies sent to any address. Payment must be in advance. Publishers ask those who have not received the Register to notify the office.
The piece extols city officials for diligent oversight of utilities and public services while warning against political booms. It cites Chancellor Smith’s education statistics to urge college prep for youths, notes Roosevelt’s second term inauguration with broad support, and praises a larger move to curb corporate greed, affirming strong national leadership.
A settlers congress is planned in Galveston Texas for April 2 attracting visitors from across the union. The Galveston News publishes a glowing letter from BR M Richmond praising Galveston’s growth since 1894 disaster and noting low railroad rates. Secretary James Wilson begins his third term guiding agricultural policy enhancing farmers’ access to information and guidance nationwide.
In a senate address last week Senator Bailey notes Iowa's Senator Allison as longtime chairman of appropriations with decades of service and alleged savings to the government. He cites Georgia Senator Bacon on potential savings while the Review of Reviews questions the Senate as a danger point and urges reform. He argues public trust requires a distinct, censuring upper chamber and warns against populist control.
One essential to business success the coming year we have In Town in the lar gest deposits of cash in our state and savings banks ever known amounting to nearly 140000000. It is safe to say that our national banks show a like plethora of available funds. This condition is to be taken to mean that despite unfavorable reasons for farming the farmers are paying instead of borrowing money. A good crop this year will mean a substantial advance in prosperity in Iowa.
The March McClures feature Samuel Hopkins Adams' Modern Surgery praised for clear nontechnical writing. The Review of Reviews for March also includes Charles Baldwin Cheney's political movements in the Northwest, noting Cheney discusses Iowa's progressive element.
The piece notes a Republican victory on direct primaries as a decisive issue in Iowa, Minnesota, and Wisconsin, with the Hawkeye State set for a legislative struggle over this principle. It also surveys periodical content from The Atlantic and Cosmopolitan magazines, and advertises a Chicago Daily Review subscription offering.
A Chicago Record-Herald feature piece lauds its wide range of departments and services while endorsing Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. Hon. John Shenick recalls using it during a cold campaign, noting rapid throat relief and the ability to continue campaigning. Also mentions Dean's Ointment as a quick cure for hives and related complaints.
Is very Jowan Should Have It. No Jowan, who tries to keep in touch with the affairs of his state, can well do without the Register and Leader, for it, gives more completely the general news of the state than any other Town newspaper. It prints and pays for more special news features than both the other Des Moines newspapers put together. It has the only high class colored comic supplement issued in Iowa, its Sunday paper is every week an illustrated Iowa magazine, it receives the complete day and night reports of the Associated Press, it has a correspondent in every important town in Iowa, it has its own special Washington correspondent, it is devoted to the upbuilding of the best interests of town, and it has no entangling alliances with any faction in Des Moines or elsewhere. Begin the new year right by subscribing for it.
Chas C Lembarger of Syracuse New York recounts applying Bucklen's Arnica Salve to his son's severe eye wound, praising its quick healing. He notes the salve also aids burns and ulcers and cites a 95 cent price at R H Millers drug store.
D P Hunter, a sewing machine expert, is kept busy cleaning and repairing machines. He makes any old machine perfect, restoring function and quality for customers.
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