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Newspaper

Semi Weekly Reporter

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1908

Page

2

Waterloo Reporter subscription ad and notice

The Waterloo Reporter lists subscription rates for daily and weekly editions, including per month and yearly carrier options, and outlines a change of address procedure for subscribers. It also provides contact information for the newspaper offices and departments in Waterloo Iowa.

Postoffice Waterloo Iowa Alwys

Good Roads Meeting Opens at Iowa Road School 1908

The Iowa Good Roads association hosts a weeklong road school in Blackhawk County with skilled practitioners guiding practical road construction and maintenance. The event emphasizes farming, land values, beautification, and rural city connectivity through graded highways, plus music and picnics to engage residents.

Iowa Good Roads Association Blackhawk County

Taft Rabbit Foot Gift Amid Roosevelts and Trials

Philadelphia broker John W. Frazier sent Taft four rabbit feet claimed from the same animal with a note praising the charm against rivals in politics and referencing past horseshoes tied to Cleveland and Parker. Harry K. Thaw seeks bankruptcy settlement after large claims from his murder case. Waterloo hosts praise for road-building at state convention, highlighting the Iowa Highway Commission and Ames agricultural college. Hall's Catarrh Cure ad closes the page with a drugstore claim of efficacy and a $100 reward offer for cures.

John W. Frazier Philadelphia Roosevelt Grover Cleveland Alton B. Parker Cleveland Frazier Taft United States William Jennings Bryne Jesus Tate Ty Colorado Idaho Tndiana Montana Nebraska Nevada North Dakota Uta Delaware Georgia Kentucky Maryland Issours North Carolina Tennesace Bryan Harry K. Thaw Stanford White Thaw Waterloo Waterloo Way Iowa Highway Commission Agricultural College Ames Iowa Colonos Hall F. J. Cheney & CO Toledo Ohio Hat

Notice to Farmers Seeks cider making partners

The Elmdale Mills at Waterlo Route 2 announces readiness to handle cider making tasks. It lists equipment including a Hydraulic Press 0 from Mt. Gilead Ohio with 2000 bushels capacity and a knuckle joint press handling about 20 bushels per use with 146000 pressure, powered by a gasoline engine. Contact F M Trich at 4305.

Mt. Gilead Ohio Elmdale Mills Wilson Junction F. M. Tri

Iowa Republicans Split Over Cummins Bid for Allison Seat

Palitice Dubuque Iowa August 10 The friends of Senator Allison issue a statement criticizing Governor Cummins bid to succeed Allison in the U S Senate The Chicago interview and press reports are cited as premature and contested The note accuses Cummins of party machine tactics and seeks unity among true Republicans while warning against compromising principles The piece links Cummins to Dallas county vote disputes and alleged political maneuvering to deny Captain Hull and favor Prouty It also states President Roosevelt did not endorse either side in Iowa politics and denies any manipulation from Washington.

Dubuque Iowa Theriends AlLison Republicans of Cummins Chicago Associated Press Peng Cumming Senatoy Allison Einhition United States Senate Alison Ons Dallas County Pancha Taw Executive Council Ura Hull-Prouty Dallas Prouty Board of Supervisors Gov Ernor Mesars Carol Morrow Haywal Carroll Executive ‘Council Judea Prouty White Capt Hull Capt Hull Wani United States Cumminalem Washington Roosevelt

Notable 14 events in American and British history

The record recalls Otterburn where the Earl of Douglas fell and Hotspur was captured in 1388, Randolgh born in 1763, Cooke the financier born in 1821, the Prince of Wales in Charlottetown in 1840, Lyon killed at Wilsons Creek in 1861, Racine steamer explosion in 1864, and deaths of Scott in 1900, West in 1904, with a note on born December 6, 1830.

Earl of Douglas Hotspur Otterburn Edmund Randolgh United States Williamsburg Virginia Iay Cooke Sandusky Philadelphia Prince of Wales Charlottetown General Lyon Wilson's Creek

Navy Hero's Long Career Marked by 66th Birthday

Rear Admiral Clark born August 10 1844 in Bradford VI. He joined the U S Naval Academy in 1860 and served in the West Gulf Blockading Squadron during the Civil War, taking part in the Mobile Bay battle and Fort Morgan bombardment. He rose through ranks, commanded the Oregon in 1898, and participated in the Santiago battle. the Oregon's speed set naval records. Also notes an August 10 golf tournament in Linville North Carolina with the Hseeola Golf Club, featuring the interstate team championship and men's championship events.

Clark Charley F. Clark Bradford Unite States Naval Academy West Gulf Mobile Bay Fort Morgan Leutenant Oregon San Francisco Ban Francisco Key West Florida Santiago Annala Linville N. C Hseeola Golf Club Big Place Bseeola Club

Red Men Convention Held in New York State

The order of Red Men in New York State held its annual convention in Orren with good attendance. The meeting focused on affairs of the order and examined the organization’s business.

Oreon Nly Order of Red Men New York State

Count Zeppelin Airship Flight Marks Era of Aerial Navigation

Count Zeppelin, veteran inventor and Civil War veteran, demonstrated the balloon type airship for military potential. A 24 hour test ended with propeller repairs and a fire after mooring mishap. the feat still proves feasibility and future military use despite setbacks.

Count Zeppelin Stuttgart Grand Army of the Republic Misalasippi Carl Schurz Frederickshire Ines Corot Zeppelin

Negroes Favor Taft Not Responsible For It

Des Moines August 10 prominent African American leaders state Roosevelt and Corbin clarified Brownsville affair and Taft’s stance. They report northwest sentiment as largely Republican with only a small Democratic minority, urging blacks to vote Republican to prevent Democratic control and loss of ballot rights.

Des Moines Roosevelt Henry C. Corbin Brownsville William H. Taft D. A. Halmes Davenport Colored Baptist Sunday Schools Western Baptist Association West St. Louis Holmes Ohio Indiana Thos States Chia Northwest Mt. Pleasant Iowa Bryan United States Buxton Gazette The Des Maintes Bystander Auppart

Tennis events highlight North Dakota tournament week

Grand Forks North Dakota opens its seventh annual North Dakota Tennis Association tournament with focus on state championships and Red River Valley events. Other items include a weekly service ushered by the South Manchurian railroad and various national gatherings in Detroit Boston Narragansett Pier and more across the country.

Grand Forks North Dakota Tennis Association Narragansett Pier R. 1 Point Judith Country Club

Black vote drives turnout in Iowa campaign push

A fragmented report notes that about 5,000 Black voters in Iowa are strongly supporting the Republican ticket. The passage emphasizes mobilization and the party's appeal to Black communities amid the campaign atmosphere.

Prohibition Campaign Opens in Franklin Pennsylvania

Prohibitionists rallied at Monarch Park as the state campaign opened. Professor A Watkins, running on the prohibition ticket, addressed the crowd and outlined a three day speaking tour in western Pennsylvania before moving into New York.

Franklin Ista Wottango Monarch Park Watkins Pennsylvania New York

Sioux City Exalted Ruler Eyes 1910 Elks Convention

Sioux City Elks leaders report strong optimism about hosting the Iowa Elks convention in 1910 with 3000 to 5000 attendees. Exalted Ruler PF S Lamar and Secretary QO D Pettit praised Waterloo turnout and said Sioux City plans a special train, a large delegation, and extensive preparations amid extensive banquets and parades.

Sioux City Iowa Elks PF. S. Lamar QO. D. Pettit Waterloo Elka Hoya Association Dubuque Dubughe Iowa

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