15 Oct 1907
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Newspaper
Semi Weekly Reporter
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1907
Page
1
The Waterloo Reporter notes postal processing details on a second class entry at Water followed by a postmaster record. The fragment mentions entry status and classification without full context or dates.
A portrait gallery of Waterloo Daily Reporter alumni shows Dan Maroney and Jack Elliott among others who advanced from local paper work to national roles in Washington. The piece highlights Elliott’s AP bureau work and Parker/Roosevelt era assignments, and notes Willott, Hamilton, Williams, Elliott, and Willott’s Washington feats alongside Tama County real estate musings.
This date in history highlights events from 1066 Harold II of England dying at Hastings to 1841 Alexander MacLeod and various Iowa notes. It mentions Quaker immigration bans, battles, legal cases, local civic efforts, bank protection systems, a Des Moines poultry show, and a prominent Des Moines political figure, with details on trials, divorces, and a bridge case looming in court.
The article outlines profit sources in steer feeding, detailing ideal feeder traits, including a deep blocky body, refined head, and loose skin. It discusses market timing, buying strategy, and the need for high quality sires, noting young, well grown steers finish fastest and yield better profits.
Bishop Eilison Capers of the Episcopal diocese of South Carolina, recently injured in Charleston on October 14, 1837, is remembered in his 76th birthday remarks. A former major and lieutenant colonel in South Carolina units, Capers trained at the South Carolina Military Academy and served in the Confederate forces before ordination in 1867. He led Christchurch Greenville and was consecrated Bishop of South Carolina in 1893, having declined earlier an offer to head Aston.
A cheap tar preparation labeled similar to Wan net's White Wine of Tar is sold at twenty five cents a bottle though it costs about seven cents to the dealer.
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