18 Oct 1905
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Newspaper
Upper Des Moines Republican
Location
Algona, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1905
Page
1
A shopper recalls a strange evening incident at R G Miller's dive store about a bottle of cod liver oil and a child's reaction. The conversation centers on a claim that Virol contains all healing properties and the decision to try it after a doctor's warning.
Subscription rates listed show one year in advance at 1501 dollars, with six months and three months options also noted. The fragment indicates a pricing structure for a newspaper subscription.
The Arree Des Maixis-Repres- CAN and the Town State Register offer to mail for 1.50 the two publications to any address with advance payment. Those who have complied but not received the Register should notify the office.
Analysis of Governor Cummins speech as a challenge to factional combat within Iowa Republicans. The piece notes his push for immediate tariff revision, contrasts with Roosevelt’s stance, and flags the editorial tone about standpatters and the governor’s influence on rural voters amid national policy debates. The article frames the speech as a pivotal moment in intra party dynamics with emphasis on tariff, leadership, and regional political strategy.
The passage condemns the governor's push for reciprocity as impractical and contested within his own faction. It notes Texan Republicans prefer immediate gains and distrust Canadian reciprocity, while leaders refuse to acknowledge the policy. The writer argues practical realization is unlikely, serving factional agitation more than public interest.
A review copies the Macmillan Company on Government Regulation of Railways by Hugh R. Merer argues the work overemphasizes ownership and operation, not proposing real rate making. It notes Roosevelt’s proposed changes and Esch Townsend bill aims to shift rate substitution to the commission, while favoring cautious reform over radical change. The Portland exposition ended, profitable and popular, boosting travel, with Japan and Russia at peace after ratification of the Portsmouth treaty.
Money to loan. F. E. Porter asks how does your cream teat. Bring your next can to E. B. Higley Co for accurate testing and cash on the spot. They offer complete apparatus for testing cream and invite customers to use the service with a policy of a fair price and an honest teat. Taylor's Ice Cream leads all others.
The notice promises best rates for various reader subscriptions this fall. It lists combinations with Out pages and State Recorder, Daily Register and Leader, and other local papers. It mentions flexible options and mail order details from publishers in Moines Des Moines and Iowa, urging patrons to inquire.
A ju dicious inquiry notes that Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is widely recommended for coughs colds and grippe for both children and adults. It is praised for being safe with no danger and for its consistent cure, sold by E E Conzer & Co.
An old advertisement claims Rodol Dyspepsia Cure digests food regardless of belief. It asserts faith or doubt does not affect its effectiveness and touts curing indigestion for hundreds or thousands, with B. H. Miller selling the remedy.
An advertisement touts De Wits Linde Garry Risers as mild and effective pills enjoyed by children, delicate ladies, and weak people for cleansing. Strong customers claim they are the best laxative pills sold, distributed by R. H. Miller.
A brief ad touts Dr King s New Life Pills as a remedy for dyspepsia and constipation. It promises to unclog energies, cure headaches and dizziness, and offers the product at R H Millers drugstore with a guarantee.
Licking blind bleeding or protruding piles are claimed to be cured by Paro Ointment. Druggists refund money if it fails in any case within 34 days. First application purportedly gives relief. The ad notes a 50 cent payment and post paid forwarding by Pariz Medicine Co. Soto Onis, Molyr la.
A testimonial from Miss Julia Firbridge of West Cornwall Connecticut credits Burdock Blood Bitters with curing a severe body eruption. She expresses gratitude, describing the remedy as almost miraculous and life changing.
An order sets the terms of the District Court in the Fourteenth Judicial District of Iowa for 1906 and 1907. It directs that terms commence and be held in each county at specified times, with judges to preside at the dates written beneath their names in the accompanying table.
The text records a court order dated October 1, 1905, requiring publication for four successive weeks beginning October 18, 1905 in the Upper Des Moines Town. Judges A. D. Bailie and W. B. Quarion sign, with W. C. Dewell as Clerk, from Kossuth County Iowa.
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