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Newspaper

Semi Weekly Reporter

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1906

Page

3

Rural Free Delivery Push Targets Better Highways

A Washington dispatch notes the post office pushes rural free delivery as part of a larger good roads movement. Reports from states especially Ohio Indiana Winds Missouri Kansas Iowa cite impassable roads hindering carriers with eight February days of limited routes in Lafayette county Missouri. The postal service warns temporary withdrawals may follow if local highways are not improved, linking road quality to rural delivery viability and national road reforms.

Post Offier Wehwle Washington Dispatch Post Office Department Ohio Indiana Missouri Kansag Towa Higginsville Lafayette Caases

Taxation in Texas and the push for corporate regulation

The piece surveys Texas public opinion on regulating corporations, railroads, and taxation. It notes split radical and conservative perspectives, the elusive demand for action, and references debates over taxing corporate property and intangible assets. It cites sentiments about plutocracy and the ease of corporate control versus regulation. The article discusses a recent intangible tax law passed by the legislature and its wide-reaching effects on corporate values.

Uie Snipsport Texas

Osage Publishes Call for Republican County Convention

Osage details a Republican county convention call. The piece notes Senator Smith as a staunch Cummins supporter and reflects the ongoing tension within the party over progressive reforms.

Osage Aixd Smith Cummins

Political clash over primaries and railroad influence in Iowa

A Cedar Rapids editorial critiques Senator Smith for inconsistency on state wide primaries, contrasts with Gov. Cummins and railroad ties, and cites Cummins defense before an interstate commerce panel. The piece portrays Cummins as a railway ally and accuses him of misleading farmers about rates and rebates while attacking Elkins law and the senate committee.

Cedar Rapids Elkins Gov. Cummins BL Cummins A. B. Cummins Iowa Cummins Executive Council A. K. Cummins Steve Etkins Cummings Tona Senate Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce United States Interstates Commerce Commission Praok Supreme Court Interstate Commerce Commission Iere Crnuains Frank Smith Whittemore J. A. Simpson Smith

Democratic hopes ride on split in Republican ranks

A city leader says the Democratic party will campaign with determination, hoping Cummins can win to influence state and county races. Factional splits in the Republicans lure progressives and socialists, while local candidates Galdwell, Elliott, and Murtagh are named as likely nominees and Hughes as a rising possible rep.

Crimmins Perkins Ruila J. TD. Galdwell Charles Elliott Meniane J. C. Muntagh Murtagh

Electric Theatre Big Show at Electric This Week

Electric tonight and all week feature Froste and Harvey in Lady Lemar impersonations. Budworth and Wells perform Personal Ad. Billy Carroll delivers black face monologue. William De Hoo and Ben Tillson add aerial stunts and ballads. Newsboy electrograph film marks the bill. Don’t miss tonight’s show.

Froste Harvey Lady Lemar Mr. Froste Budworth & Wells Billy. Carroll Wm. de Hoo Ben Tillson Electrograph Wail Inter Newsboy New York

Des Moines Conference Proceedings At Harlan

The evangelical conference at Harlan reports Friday balloting on recommendations and presiding elders. Rev. J Auracher declined. Rev. Chas Pleksora elected secretary. Stauffacher to Cedar Rapids district, Pickford to Des Moines, others chosen for itineraries for two years. Afternoon addresses by Rev. Patterson and Rev. Main and remarks by Rev. Weist. Bishop Heil spoke on Character The Minister's Asset. Evening sermon by Rev. Weist titled A Strong Man. Large audience.

Evangelical Conference Harlan J. Auracher Chas. Pleksora J. G. Stauffacher A-1 Waterloo Cedar Rapids Chas. Pickford Des Moines B. B. Utt G. W. Mullen B. H. Niebel J. H. Patterson Town Conference United Brethren Church J. H. Main Northwestern Conference S. Ll. Weist Evangelical Heil Sir L. Wiest

Dunkerton Announces Candidacy for County Superintendent

A Republican writes to Blackhawk Republicans announcing candidacy for county superintendent of schools subject to the decision of the Republican county convention. The letter is signed by tawny John M Dunkerton.

Blackhawk Republican County Conventive

First Christian church completes in Bidux City

State News in Brief notes that the First Christian church in Bidux City has been completed at a cost of 2000 dollars. The item also mentions a fire at a Royster property near Pilot Mound and various local incidents, church revivals, school enrollment figures for Clinton, and other regional notes.

Ehurchi Bidux City Mary BE. W. Woods Towa City Atlanta Woods Iowa City Tennessee New School Presbyterian Iowa Athens

Foley Honey and Tar Prominence Sparks Imitations

The ad notes Foley's Honey and Tar as the original throat remedy from Foley and Co of Chicago. It warns readers about numerous imitations and urges asking for Foley's Honey and Tar specifically. It highlights mild laxative effects, no opiates, safety for children, and lists GC W. Bitner and Wang Jer Bros Todd as sellers.

Foley & Co Chicago Foley GC. W. Bitner Wang Jer Bros. & Todd

Notable Name Scramble of Early 1900s Figures

A jumble of brief items notes Coin Harvey leaving book writing for a Ozark resort venture, Gypsey Smith invited to five months in America by evangelical committee, Paul Wooly becoming path lab director in the Philippines, Sir John Sinclair gifting gramophones to 800 institutions, and Lyman J. Gage set to resign as president of United States Trust amid health concerns after serving as Treasury secretary.

Gypsey Smith America National Congregational Evangelical Committee Lyman J. Gage the Treasury United States Trust Company New York Washington Gaze First National Bank of Chicago McKinley Treasury

Men Over Sixty Face Kidney and Prostate Dangers

Old men suffer from kidney and bladder disorders often due to enlarged prostate. Foley's Kidney Cure is advised at the first sign, claimed to correct irregularities and aid the elderly. a 91 year old says it helped after years of trouble. Available from local druggists. One way colonial train tickets to Western provinces offered at reduced rates with dates in February to April. For details, contact ticket agent East Waterloo Iowa. Also an ad extols Rocky Mountain Tea as a cosmetic alternative.

Foley Rodney Burnett Rock G. Wy Bitner and Wangler Bros. & Todd m-wefreBeLet Chicago Great Western Railway Alberta Arizona British Columbia California Colorado Idaho Montana Nevada Oregon Utah Washington A.bh Ham East Waterloo Iowa

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