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Newspaper

Semi Weekly Reporter

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1907

Page

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Late State Fair Figures Show Higher Costs and Lower Net

The official state fair tallies report 170 495 attendees this year versus 187 213 in 1906 and receipts of 103 865 26, down from 110 929 85. Costs rose to 76 209 07 from 72 459 39, with a net profit of 27 655 68 versus prior gains. Weather and reduced subscriptions influenced results.

Roy Cual

President Finle urges openness in public talks

Fragmentary prose shows President Finle of the Southers rail line urging presidents to speak more publicly, while private discussions are suggested as better. Names such as Leon A Bereznalk and others appear in garbled lines, mentioning places like Indianapolis and Odessa with disjointed references to professions and translations.

Finle The Southers Railroad Rellroga Bettter

Des Moines Frost Dates Disputed by Spirit Lake Ledger

Spirit Lake Beacon contests Des Moines frost records for killing frosts over 30 years and offers Keokuk data showing earlier and later dates. The Keokuk view notes regional contrasts with Spirit Lake and Des Moines, and recalls 1883 winter conditions along the Des Moines valley.

Des Moines Lake Beacon Pehene Lord Kelvin William Thompson Oearony Igon Basel Escepes Peete Keokuk Gate City Sleven Towa Iowa Spirit Lake Keokuk Arm Iowa Arain Point Lee Des Moines Valley van Buren Ottumwa

Chronology of 18th Century World Events

A dated mosaic of events lists military actions against the Cherokees in Tennessee in 1739, political shifts in Nova Scotia in 1763, Benedict Arnold's flight in 1781, Jefferson becoming Secretary of State in 1790, and later 19th century terms. It weaves in railroads, notable births, deaths, and market notes, with a long block on George F. Baer’s birth and career and a hall of catarrh cure advertisement.

Qarolna Tennessee Montague Wilmot Jonathan Belcher Nova Scotia Benedict Arnold Thomas Jefferson Virginia Holy Alliance Paris Masony Baltimore Charles Bradlaugh Richard Wellesley Duke of Wellington Aliles Balakave High Commission Washington Great Britain United States Gerfeld George F. Baer Paladelphia. and Reading Railway Somerset County Pennsylvania Franklin and Marshall College Army of the Potomac Bull’Run Chancellorsville Reading Aid Reading Rairoad J. Pierpont Morgan Reading Railroad Propertien

Machines for curing liars reveal nerves in trials

Harvard professor Hugo Munsterberg trains devices to record involuntary signals during interrogation. The aut autograph sling traces hand movement, the pneumonograph logs breathing, and a sphygmograph monitors pulse to detect emotional stress in suspects.

Hugo Munsterberg Harvard University Selentot Hars Tts Munsterberg Harry Orchard Hayward

Market Report Signals Strong Demand for Cattle Hogs and Sheep

Chicago market notes last week’s record cattle supply and strong demand for good cattle with prices near seven dollars plus. Hogs show narrowing price ranges and heavier weights rising while light weights ease. Western sheep arrivals remain high with declines in sheep and lamb values, but fat lambs hold firmer. Conover and Swanson report ends with a note on hot chocolate at Munger’s.

Chicago Paciers Acarce Sellink Conover & Swanson

Good Fellow and the Poker Crowd Moral Tale

A humorous tale follows Herbert and Cousin Jim in a rough crowd, detailing schemes at a boarding house, race track chatter, and a night of bluffing and betting. The narrative contrasts bravado with weakness, ending in a moral about delivering the goods. It also references Gladstone and Poe in brief digressions on character and writing style.

Ondethers Rhinestone Tim Jim Tal Byer Anon Lesaly Sam Onder Herbert Feibert Hin Vichy Honeas Congress Pherds Conaia Jim

State News in Brief from Cerro to Des Moines Area

A mixed Iowa roundup reports damages in Cerro and school ban, a Burlington train wreck probe, Gillespie seeks damages over mosquito pest, a rattlesnake incident near Bankston, county fiscal moves in Woodbury, and a Des Moines supreme lodge invitation. Also notes deaths from lockjaw in Orange City and rail/telegraph terminal talks near Mason City.

Henry Milled Washington County Grand Jury Burlington-Des Moines Coppock BE. B. Evans Iowa Supreme Lodge Des Moines Supreme ‘Lodge Deg Moines Iowa Falls Northern Mason City Milwaukee

Health in the Canal Zone and fire at Perry

The article notes high wages tempting youths to join Panama Canal construction despite fever fears, praising Electris Bitters as protection against malaria. It also reports a fourth major Perry fire destroying B. H Powell feed yards and stables and threatening the Durant Jones residence and St James hotel, with cabinet photos lost.

Panama Canal Wangler Brou Boe Perry B. H Powell Durant Jones St James Simmons! Gallery

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