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Newspaper
Semi Weekly Reporter
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1906
Page
2
The report notes tension as financial institutions face a potential crisis if the man beyond the tans to meet it is not ready. It warns that payday pressures cannot be postponed much longer, with country banks already busy and strained by the looming demand.
The Indianola Herald argues farmers should resist daily political elimination and urges farmer voices in Warren County elections. It discusses a shift to a primary system, concerns on representation, and how Waterloo and Cedar Falls influence county offices.
The commentator attacks a political figure as elitist and greedy yet admits occasional practical insight. He argues the country spends past earnings, drawing on bank loan growth and capital concerns. The piece contrasts national liquidity with local Sioux City and Waterloo bank dynamics, urging prudence amid rising credit demand.
Whi B Perry, blind since the year of seven, has been chosen by the solicitor of New Bedford Massachusetts. He is a Harvard Law School graduate.
Des Moines reports a possible senate line up as a House resolution to instruct Senators on interstate commerce powers moves to the senate. The federal relations committee plans to endorse Senator Dolliver and Congressman Hepburn while quarreling over amendments. Other items include ferret law repeal talk, comet notes, and various bills advancing or stalling in both chambers.
Rev Frank Loveland argues the Golden Rule should govern water rights and business practice. He condemns confiscation of property, warns of plunder seekers, and urges square deals in franchise matters. Foley’s Honey and Tar advertised as a trusted throat remedy with warnings about imitations.
Seed corn special train from Great West erm headquarters runs Feb 16 to 24 in Iowa, excluding Feb 18. Waterloo visit Feb 17 with an early afternoon stopover for farmers to learn corn growing methods from Prof. P. G. Holden and other authorities. Include seed exhibit and health ads for kidney trouble and Foley's Kidney Cure. Sold by Wangier Bros and W. Bltner Co.
State News in Brief reports WV. W. Cornwall of Spencer, serving as supreme court reporter, will seek the Republican convention nomination for a second term. The item notes diseases in Garnagilico, a death in Story county, and various local items including evangelist Updike and school closures. It also covers legal actions, accidents, and local political moves.
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