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Guy best fertd to the Iowa legislature by Senator Bgfler, Rolfe, republican, may have the tttance of being enacted into legislation. This plan'would put Kossuth county'in a nqw 7th at the extreme eastern edge, in a "revised 17-county area. The would extend from Kossuth county to the western borders of the state, and would go as far south so as to include Woodbury, and Sac. Other counties in the proposed dis- tri'ct, other than-Kossuth would be Lyon, Osceloa, Dickinson, Alto, Clay, O'Brien, Sioux, Plymouth, Cherokee, Buena Vista and Pocahon- Of the 17 counties, only three could be considered as likely to vote democratic based orTpast trends. this district Is finally, selected, it Wtilprobably be an uphill struggle for any democratic candidate for Congress to ever be elected from this district.

yvho their loyal support. It's a lot easier to happy with a winner than a loser 1 Bof all occasions there has been evidence of fair play and good sportsmanship, unlike some of the antics we see and hear on some T-V broadcast games of colleges and pros. MINNESOTA TAX TROUBLES Minnesota's former governor, Orvllle Freeman, has since become the U. S. Secretary of Agriculture, was maligned for a good many things, all of which helped to defeat him.

One of the chief. attacks was based on taxes. Alth6ugh'Minnesota had no sales tax and only a mild in.Qome jFireeman caught it from all sides and was pictured as a man unfriendly to industry, etc. i So, Minnesotans elected a republican govfcf nor, Mr. Anderson.

Our old friend, Walt Mickelson Sr. of the Fairmont and New Ulm papers, had very much good, to say for Freeman, and-followed the pattern des'cribed sweet bream, 32 Je-b. 4'when 'licenses. ALGONA UPPER DBS MO FEB. 6, 1941, 1 (fed with Gend Tierney, Laird Ci-egar and This sounds like week of Jo Sut ton; "Life With Henry Jan.

1961 Weatherman lth( sto ry of the Aldrich family, oei and infi the coming wecK, 1 1 'were "they Knew What They popular places.in town for, -starring 1 Carole Lorn- teenage rs. and Charles Laughton; the former Algonquin'' confectionery "The 1 Mainliner" and was awarded a $5 prize for! her efforts. The spot, which was) a meeting place for'high students fdr'fnany years, was-one 1 TREE Elmer Gibson of Scranton re-, cently received a broken leg whfeh a Ire'ej which A4 was cutt4 rfaV'bStec- -ing down, on his'left leg. 8s.oon.ooo Americans. (My.

unvaccinated "Mervin, are you rriaking a personal phone call again countv or Conqressman werwm peered from the map after considerable ridicule, would have placed Kossuth in a new district that would have stretched from the Minnesota border all the way down to Des Moines, an odd looking arrangement indeed. At present, as we said, our guess is that thp revised districts'will look very much as 1 proposed in Senator Butler's plan. 4. Governor pj-ogra'rrt 'so. much more tax-minde'd than was that of Freeman that there is hardly any.comparison'.

Well, Minnesotans. threw of -dWice a young, energetic, liberal-'tedder who refused to jump everytime powerful groups cracked the whip. For that he-incurred Now.the state really-has something worry about, and we are waiting to see what Editor Mickelson VANNING NEW FACES This has certainly been a sports-minded winter in the Algona area. The public school wrestling team has annexed the conference mat title; the public school basketball team could definitely bring home the first conference basketball title since 1955 with at least two more wins. Garrigan high Wnt to the finals of the Diocesan tourney befdre josing, snapped a previous Vinriing streak of 'l 1 games.

On the bowling front some of the best amateur Iowa have been locfal men and -I the debaters-and'speech contesfatits ip all schools have made an excellent record. 'Along with the winning teams the sports has zoomed. Garrigan's gym which proposes next in the tax of the border. i i FARM PROBLEM IS NO "PHONY'f I Rock Rapids Reporter Congressman Hoeven shouldn't have'given that interview tor the Des Moines wrjich he said that.the farm revolt is a "phony." Surely he knows He is correct in saying that some farmers are making money but there are a lot of them' tWcrt arfe! doing' Wells Washington 'highlights Capital by ctoriQ wnitii getting maximum capacity out of the sit- down and stand-up area available. Our congratulations to the coaches of all the teams, the team members, and to the fans ill E.

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WALLER, Editor Publisher DON SMITH, News Editor MERLE PRATT, Advertising Mgr. JACK PURCELL, Foreman NATIONAL EDITORIAL NATIONAL HEPBESENTM'IVE Weekly Newspaper Representatives, Inc. 404 Fifth New York 18, Y. SUBSCRIPTION PATE5 IN K088UTH CO. One Year, in atjvanpe J3.M Both Algona uapers.

In combination, per year fa ,00 Single Copies luc SUBSCRIPTION RATES OUTSIDE KOSSUTH One Year, in actvanpe Both Algona in combination, wr-t year No than 6 moiulia. OFFICIAL CITY AND COUNTY NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING RATEf5 ON REQUEST dpesn't tpke q. very, jbriHient understand 'that 'you 1 fcdn'f pYoaW to sell at 80 cents a bushel and pay $4,000 for a tractor, with, present price existing, farmeV doing all rtgjft Very short sigKte.a. Just'because doesn't mean that they ajsprove republican farm program performance. It rather is an indication that even though the farmer does not like the treatment he has had, he stilj lives in the basic principles of the and thinks that with the republicans in power the country as a whole would be better off, than will be the case.with the dernpwitip party having so.

Farmers do not have the money to, spend that they should have to be in line with other segments of industry, labor, and the professions. As long as that true.the smqll cities and towns which service are 'suffering along with the farmer. Mr. Hoeven has a very important position, in Washington. He is top man for the republicans on the house agriculture committee.

We hope that he can use that powerful, position ta help find an answer to the problems which beset agriculture. WHAT IS YOUR BRAND HARLAN TRIBUNE A man is shipwrecked in mid-ocean. As he struggled, he vowed thai he would be content if he could only find piece of wood to keep him afloat. He fourtd a piece of wood, but still had to exert himself tc some extent to keep from sinking. If he coulc only find a life belt he would be supremely happy.

He found the life belt. But then he wanted to get his body out of the mat would be heaven. He found a raft. But if he cound only find a boat dry clothing food warmth a cpmfortable bed A steamer came along and he got all these; but he had had so much of the sea that couldn't think of being happy until he reached, land. Even then he wasn't content.

A good many of us ore like thpt, aren't we? But perhaps it is well thqt this is so. There are two brands of discontent; the brand that merely fosters greed and snarling and back-biting, qnd the brand thqt inspires greater and greater effort to reach the desired goal. Which is your brand? Our fhildren who inherit a large national will probably take the debt as a national hqbit and ppss it on to the next generation. INAUGURATION REFLECT- one the Kennedy phrases wj The 1961 Presidential would go down.in history a.long- helm n. -viugf inauguration is now a part of side the famed, quotation ,01 Kent, Jr.

Fifteen: men left', Mon- hiistory We think, what people Franklin, who, upon, day: for Des i Moines: to iairt those" in the ceremonies, assuming office in the midst of Kossuth's fifth draft icall. To' Irhp6l tant WoVW leaders the Great Depression, said at his, a volunteers had filled rthe the little people svho came to ceremonies. "The, only. cq uo ta each time. One.

interesting witch tke show -will leave thing we have to fear is fear it- sidelight on the trip of the 15- lasting IrhpressibA. self." President Kennedy said, men to es Moines. They travel! "Let us never negotiate of and-the bus (company Presidenl Kennedy's Inaugural fear, but let us never to ne- ha two buses running to' Des Address, of course, was one gotjate." Moines that day, the special and rfferedhope passenger, 'vehicle, liked especially the final The Kennedy address moved -Qne -passenger was: undoubtedly Words of his message which former President Truman surprised to wind up on, the seemed to set the stage for td observe, "Marvelous, womteTr cial- with-j 15. soldiers-to-be. You fund 'of'- Administration, he will vJul.

It was-just what.the people see dne passenger was.an at-, bonduct during- the next four should hear and live up to." tractive girl. She got off 6 said Republican. Senator Ken-1 fort'Dddge: ncth Keating-' of York, "ii i "Brilliant; the President'said -to St. Cecelia's shut. cut Corpus both our friends and foes abroad Christi'of Fort Dodge during the exactly whatineeded to be said." entire last 1 half'of a' basketball "My fellow.

citizens 01 me The man who has suffered game 'and went -on; to'take'a" '15- kvoHd- Ask not what America great political' defeat, and who 12 Win. The losersj held the upper WiU do fou you, but what toge- has been.praised for the Banner 'halfUme, but didn't ther we can do for -the freedom in which he ha's accepted'this de- add even 'a free; "thtpw thd WaV I' I i iteat. chose not to comment at total during the final 16 minutes, whether you are citi- iAs far as retiring Vice President Winket topped' the Algo'na eritry zens of Arnerica or citizens of the was concerned, "TQdajr in sporang with vrartdL of us here samelfrisiderjf Kennedy's day and I BM) ld 9f. h'iro Wfl-tViQ country well." 1 improvement 'in a3fflcFwSa we al of you'll 1 -glrnies; Cropped, a. 28- Jlj; uan.

iuuj. OLUI wj. End Of Heat Wave featuring the headline' over the weather -Michael Shayne, story on the, front page. There ith Lloyd Nolan. was one major difference, how- £er, the low temperatui-e in 1941 at 'the lie not-too-bad seven above kets .1 heavy butcher hogs topp- Ar and Rheumatism zero, While the low Jan.

23, 1961 eA at $7 40; fat steers and fat M0( ooo Americans. dipped to 18 degrees below zero. year i ings brought numbci aimci aj rf riighs during that week 1941 lwo ncw hite corn ranged from 21 to 41. degrees. whitc oats barley, 34 over There was no snow registered, ce nts; 82 cents; eggs either.

Another headline, gave Indication of things to come. It was.the banner, and read -T- MAY CALL DRAFTERS. The situation: in Europe had tbeen plenty warm; for some and it ap- parentr least (to.some,, that eventually the U.S. might' have, to. step.in and out some of thf smaller countries being stomped ort by Herr Hitler.

Three menvfrom pointy, were Highly-favored reel-type pull-dows have no equal pull-downs have fto equal purpose You'll find them idieal' in. almost over tables ONE OF ONE THOUSAND ALL NEW 1961 FIXTURES visions- of beauty in ItIV. 111- TT if on the dra.ft and all were vitally their status. The three, if; taken to Des Moines for would become, first draftees from the county, were Howard Koppen, R. and Lewis: H.

krears; Said the-new President: my not what your country can for ask what you can 'do fpr your country. fellow citizens of the. any room and desks, Jd Hank a sofa, as practical fpcal point for ''groups, the tferfaci light source to place'along side of beds. more mobility, add a ceiling track light where-you'wani it. Wherevep yoilt need lighting, nothing compares wilh Y'.

for living room, dining arefts, den; or; recreation roorn. olf YOUR FftEE 3 INSPIRATION LIGHTING BOOKLET TO-DAY Pratt Electric Const. Go. CY "Electrical Contractors' 1 'hjch we of rnceai, Rajnes, ict' Conscience our Pearl Miner, formerly of India- decision'ta Iowa Falls at Iowa' with-history the''tyoia' recently fractured both Falls. forth? locals; final judg6 of our deeds, let us in his right leg when he' was Wray w.itli six points.

St. forth to lead the land we fell on ice in Fresco, California. Cecelia's was taking a 9-3 season asking His blessing and His help, accident occurred when an into City JDiocc- mei but knowing that here on earth area of blacktop had been hosed 'san. Tournament, at. 'God's work must truly be our down and the water had turned beginning later in the week.

Directory i words of Richard Cardinal Gushing, Roman Catholic Arch- bishop of Boston, were inspiring. lie saW. Lord of Men Nations, through confidence, in Thee let men take hope wliatr'is. this', capital of our nation, in tins'hour, in this month of January, in the year 01' everywhere be: lifted and let anxieties be dispelled as. new hands, in the vigor grasp; j.he wheel of the.

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scholarship projectandj lot of response you John-Barclay, pastor of the Cen Christian Church in Austin, Texas, "Bless them with vigorous leen-agcrs and also from you adults. i Last year enough or you readers coji-tributed enough, dimes, "ars so that you were able to offer a needy and worthy 1960 high school Quarters, half dollars and doHars so that you were able to offer a and coura- jj! 250 collcg scholarship to a 1U infin 1 health, great strengin ana coma- college scholarship to a needy and worthy IBbU high school gcous boldness to'loud our nation graduate. This year hope enough contrjbuliqns are made, so that ouf into 'a new era and into a lwo 5300 scholarships, one boy arid, pne for a may be new frontier. Help them to lead offered. ui; to I'etOirn to the virtues of our $300 college scholarship.

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