Waterloo Reporter LG Parrott Editor Daily and Semi Weekly
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04 Oct 1907
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Semi Weekly Reporter in Waterloo, Iowa
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Newspaper
Semi Weekly Reporter
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1907
Page
1
Postal savings banks debate cautions and objections
The piece argues against rapid postal savings bank adoption, detailing practical hurdles. It cites Raymond on funds handling, national debt absorption, and potential rate challenges, noting private banks already offer high rates. It warns of constitutional and economic shifts and urges leaving banking to private institutions while considering safeguards.
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Washington
Chicago Tribune
Congress
Postal Savings
Raymond
Savings Bank
Raven
Quta
Connerng
Postal Savings Banks
Reymond
Cadet Rapids Republican
East Arshow
Bank Buat
Savery
England
Koose- Yelt
This Date in History October 3 Highlights
October 3 entries note pivotal events across centuries: Scots defeat Northmen at Largs in 1263, Jacques Cartier reaches Montreal in 1536, Long Parliament asserts supremacy over American colonies in 1640, Treaty of Limerick ends war between England and Ireland in 1691, Hortense de Beauharnais dies in 1837, birth of Napoleon III on April 10, 1809, and Rev. Joseph Signay becomes first archbishop of Ottawa in 1850.
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Montreal
Long Parliament
Limerick
Hortenss da Beatlharnate
Napoleon Jit
Joseph Signay
Onehaedina
State News In Brief Kept Readers Informed Across Iowa
A mixed Iowa roundup reports Mrs. Matilda Meede of Tipton dying suddenly in Des Moines. Washington celebrates Br. Tala's sixtieth wedding anniversary formerly Iowa legislator. Spirit Lake shooter Russell Klein tops high averages at Marshalltown Gun Club.
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Waverly
J. D. High
Jackson Township
Matilda Meede
Tipton
Des Moines
George Tala
Washington
Br. Tala
Iowa
Russell Klein
Spirit Lake
Marshalltown
Eleonora Duse Born on Train in 1869
The Italian tragedian Eleonora Duse, born October 3, 1869, on a railroad train between Padua and Venice, hailed as a great actress by critics. Her lineage includes a famed comedian and Padua Theatre Garibaldi founder. She debuted publicly at three, and by fourteen played Juliet in Verona, gaining fame and later touring America.
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Eleanora Duse
Italy
Padua
Venice
Come Jdian
Theatra Garibaldi
Elenora
Francesca da Fumini
Verona
Juliet
Paris
London
America
Hard Times In Kansas and Pleasant Surprises
A Kansas citizen recalls drought and grasshopper days while praising Dr King’s New Discovery for coughs and colds. Mrs Browning of Des Moines dies from burns after a gas stove accident. An appendix ailment prompts use of Dr King’s New Life Pills. Ames College bonds and contractor matters end with bond company taking over completion of buildings.
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Ola Gaya
Kansas
Coded
Bart Shamburg
King's
Wangler Bros
John Browning
Des Moines
Mercy Hospital
Burns Reserved
King
Wangler Bros. Drug Store
Cultural College
Schlueter
Ames College
Schluester
Circleville minister promotes Warner's White Wing of Tar
A Kansas minister Rev L Colton of Circleville Kansas endorses Warner's White Wing of Tar as a speedy cure for throat and lung diseases. Sold by J Knapp with a 56-26 listing.
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Rev. L. & Colton
Circleville
Kansas
Paysi
Warner
J. Knapp
Gouvernor William Larribee of Iowa Chronology
William Larribee, the thirteenth governor of Iowa, lived in Clermont and engaged in public affairs. Born January 2, 1832 in Ledyard Connecticut, he moved to Iowa in 1863 and helped found the Republican Party of Iowa. He served in the state senate for eighteen years and was elected governor for two terms before declining further office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Larribee
Clermont
Tews
Ledyard
Conn
Iowa
Tenordine Don
Miss Deakins and Jenks Fire Rescue Bond
Miss Deakins clashes with a neighbor painter over her dog Jenks. A fire breaks out in the building and the painter rescues Jenks and Miss Deakins. Firefighter-like moment ends with gratitude and a budding bond between Miss Deakins and the rescuer.
Just Like a Girl Be and the Baby’s Cradle Tale
A short anecdote from Person’s Weekly recounts a very young boy watching a baby. He uses a bassinet as a cradle and later reads while the infant naps. His sister asks why the baby cries, and he quips that if it could talk it would still be a girl who never knows what she cries about.
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Jenks
Jenksie
Andiag
Jenka
Ike the Miller
Dee
Felda
Ames
Columas
Jenkate
eWalt
Jen
Hila
Indian Balives to Omens and Mystic Hunting Signs
The San Francisco Chronicla notes that the Indian people rely on signs and omens in hunting. They believe birds flight, feather drift, or snake movement influence success and may delay hunts if spirits or cold threaten. Medicine and warmth are crucial to enduring the cold and surviving the hunt.
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Ine Gan
San Francisco
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