Roosevelt Taft Critique From Citizens Panel Opinion
L H Turner and Mrs J L Vaughan voice distrust of Roosevelt and Taft. Chas A Simonds cites executive incompetency, Ballinger-Pinchot, Wilson-Wiley, Andrews-McVeagh disputes, and veto use as proof of misgovernance. Taft praised by few, but cited as indecisive and weak.
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Chas. A. Simonds
Ballinger-Pinchot
Wilson-Wiley
Andrews-McVeagh
Treasury
Ballinger
Taft
Pres
Wiley
Andrews. McVeagh
Treasury Department
Progressive platform and Wilson contrast in 1912 election
The piece argues for Woodrow Wilson as the decisive, independent choice over Taft by highlighting the Democratic platform’s claim to restore people’s control from bosses in Philadelphia and Baltimore. It praises Wilson’s governorship in New Jersey for progressive reforms, fights against machine politics, and contrasts him with Taft and Roosevelt. The section includes college faculty updates and reminders on student attendance.
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L. H. Turner
Roosevelt
Mr. Taft
Democratic Party
Taft
Wilson
Princeton
New Jersey
Senate
Barnes
Penrose
Guggenheim
Et al
Chicago
Flinn
Perkins
McCormick
Baltimore
Bryan
Teddy
Ayer Resigns Tempe Post to Head Oregon State Education
Professor Fred Ayer resigns from Tempe State Normal School to lead the School of Education at Oregon State University in Eugene. The University of Oregon's School of Education, with 24 faculty and 1500 students, trains high school teachers and principals. Dean Bennett's illness led to a year’s leave and Ayer's appointment follows Chicago University graduate work and candidature for a PhD in education.
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C. H. Werner
Schteusler
Northwestern University
Curne
Lawrence Oneley
DePauw University
Wheaton College
Wheaton, Ill
University of Chicago
Chas, Estey House
Department of Oratory
Katherine Allen Warter
Onargs
Illinois
Grand Prairie Seminary
Comnock School of Oratory
Shea
Marvin College
Fredericktown
Missouri
Busse
South Hall
Northwestern
Willardall
Fred
University of ‘Oregon
Yeat
School of
Theag of Law
Ayer
Dean Bennett
Professor Ayer
University of
Upper Lowa University
Georgetown
Chicago University
Special Temperance Service Announcement Given by Rev E J Brownson
Rev E J Brownson of Cedar Falls Iowa district secretary for the Iowa State Anti Saloon League will preach a grand temperance sermon at the Congregational church next Sunday morning at 10 30 o clock. All invited to attend this service of deep interest. Also advertisement for Chamberlains Tablets for bowel regulation and digestion sold by Rickert Davis.
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E. J. Brownson
Cedar Falls
Iowa
Brownson
Iowa State Anti- Saloon League
Public Sale At Randalls Farm Sept 18 Near Hawkeye
On Wednesday September 18 C B Moulton will offer at public sale at his farm three miles west of Randalls and five miles south of Hawkeye. Items include 11 head horses 27 head cattle 40 hogs 15 sheep a variety of machinery all household furniture stoves hay 35 acres standing corn 3 acres drill corn and other property. Usual terms 7 percent on bankable notes of 10 dollars or more A free lunch will be served at noon Fred Shelledy auctioneer A B Blunt clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B Moulton
Randalls
Hawkeye
Fred Shelledy
A. B. Blunt
To Mothers and Others You can nae Bucklen s Arnica Salve
This item promotes Bucklen s Arnica Salve as a safe fast healing cure for children eczema rashes tetter cuts burns bruises and other minor injuries with claims of superior efficacy and mentions Rickert & Davis as sellers.
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Rickert & Davis
Sale Date List From 1900s Iowa Notices
A compiled sequence of sale dates and names including sept 12 UO D Olinger Sumner 17 Jesee Paul Fayette 24 D G Plummer Oelwein 25 Rob Harvey Fayette 26 L Harrison Fayette 27 Oberg Maynard 30 Dan Smith Oelwein Oct 2 Wm Grepnele Oelwein Nov 15 Ray Son Fayette Feb 14 Ben Prideaux Arlington. The entries present early 20th century auction notices listing responsible parties and locations across Iowa towns.
Land prospects near Pierz touted by Havenstrite and Tatro
J H Havenstrite and W Tatro describe clearable clay loam soil near Pierz with strong hay crops, good markets, and improving farms. They urge renters or small buyers to invest, noting two rail lines to Minneapolis St Paul and Duluth, and claim direct owner sales through C D Gilbert at Fayette House to avoid commissions. Minnesota opportunities attract buyers and lands rise in value.
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J. H. Havenstrite
Pierz
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Duluth
Minnesota
C. D. Gilbert
Fayette House
Minaeanolis
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State Bank OF
Fayette
J. A. Claxton
Q. C. Babcock
R. Carpenter
M. B. Jones
Asst
Cash
Upper Iowa University
Charles D. Neff, A. M
Mus
NEW England Conservatory
Boston
Society
Music Teachers of Iowa
American Guild of Organists
Steinway and Chickering
Chickering
Estey and McPhail
Estey
Middle West
Dale Finch
Edwin Cooper
Misa Ruth Denahan of
Inwood
Tuesaday
First National Bank
W. N. Clothier
F. E. Finch
Tireman
QO. W. Tatro Saya
E. L. Gilbert
Fourth St
Hennepin
Kasota Building