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Iowa
Advertisers Warn Iowa Farmers About Canada Exodus
Reports from Town State-Wide Peanut? veterans and Iowa farmers describe Canada as a poor bet for relocation. They cite short growing seasons, six month loans, lonely prairies, and banks only offering short-term credit. Warnings urge Iowa’s Publicity Commission to counter aggressive advertising pushing immigration to Canada Texas and Florida. Senatorial committee speech cites Wilson administration policies.
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Tin Town
Tretian
Canada
Kelly
Pawan
Weil
Iowa
Hawkeye
Wwe
Laws
Canada Prairies
Adada
Texas
Florida
Ideas of a Plain Man by Dr Prank Crane
Fragmented OCR text appears to discuss ideas of a plain man and relaxation, with repeated phrases about effort, mind, and social governance. The passage is garbled with numerous interruptions, making it difficult to discern a coherent narrative or concrete actions, but centers on personal philosophy and the notion of not forcing achievement.
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DR. Prank Crane
San
Peffart
Iva
Fifa
Numan
Coquette and Consequences of Hatred in Society
A satirical meditation on hatred as a toxic social habit. The piece argues hating others saps the hater more than its targets, likening the mind to a pickled walnut and describing how long-term spite alienates friends, dulls optimism, and erodes purpose while others grow happier and prosper.
Fifty Years Ago in The Courier Highlights
Spring weather invites pardonings as mill dam repair brings farming relief. Waterloo's regulars return to cheers after battles at Pittsburg Landing and Vicksburg. Black Hawk county fields 272 volunteers, Grundy 25, Butler 113, Fremont reports thefts of two horses and a wife. George Bishop, attorney at law, plans Waterloo residency.
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Vander
Black Hawk County
Grundy County
Santh
Butler County
Fourty Years Ago in THURSDAY APRIL 9 1874
W P Thompson of Lincoln called on readers reporting farmers busy seeding and hopeful for early crops. Bank statements show healthy growth. Thirteen girls and seven boys prepare for first communion at Barclay Catholic church led by Father Scallan. W W Perry warns against liquor sales. Riverfront square described as seedy, needing repairs. Marshal Evang targets rowdy youths entering empty freight cars.
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W. PL Thompson
Lincoln Winchip
Barclay Township
Father Scallan
Park Equipment Urged for Spring Readiness
On a chilly evening, park commissioners noted sufficient use of apparatuses, prompting plans to double or treble equipment before summer. A hint of new curtains in the room reminded of spring as Richard Pearson Wobson failed to win the Alabama senatorship on the prohibition issue, though his effort was brave.
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Wen
Richard Pearson Wobson
Alabama
Two Chicago Suffrage Advocates Stir Equal Rights Debate
Real workers in the cause chide critics as Jane Addams and Ita Flagg Young are highlighted for advancing suffrage in the nation. A Marshalltown Times-Republican note questions why The Cleveland News says people are getting out of town, while others seek cheaper lands or return after finding opportunity. Some papers speculate on Roosevelt’s absence influencing toll policies.
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Chicago
Jane Addams
Ita Flagg Young
Wctiviries
Marshalltown
Irreverent Cynic Links to Marriage Attacks
John D Rockefeller Jr spoke at Seal Harbor attacking cynicism noting nothing holy to the cynic including marriage. At a club a married man’s troubles raise the value of a wife, a jest echoed amid remarks about Matrimony and property. The Washington Star cites these quips and adds a fragmentary remark on Solon and wisdom.
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John 2D. Rockefeller, Jr
Seal Harbor
Smith
Washington Star
Roosevelt era talk sparks tolls dispute
The piece contrasts Roosevelt and Secretary John Clay framing of a treaty with Wilson's attempt to uphold it. It mocks Champ Clark's charge of cowardice toward Great Britain tolls and praises Cato Selle for temperance advocacy, urging protection of Indians from whiskey and rapid action against liquor sellers.
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Champ Clark
Great Britain
John Clay
Wilson
Jobo
Tray
Cat Sells
Mason City Globe-G
Cato Selle
Ato Sells
Cato
Towa
Poking Fun At Pap and Local News From Waterloo
Twenty years ago the Waterloo column notes a playful jab from H. W. Jenney about a bicycle rider. It reports 19 March arrests, a mulci law petition with 1000 names filed, and protest by Ed Mesick F. C. Platt and Matt Parrott against Conaway bill. Weather mixed with hail snow and rain. The page includes humorous quotes about marriage and police attire from Cincinnati Enquirer and Washington Star.
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Ed Mesick
F.C. Platt
Matt Parrott
Des Moines
Combing Won’t Rid Hair of Dandruff
An old style consumer tip claims combing cannot remove dandruff and suggests topical liquids applied with fingertips to moisten the scalp, then overnight treatment. It warns against harsh remedies that dry or damage hair and favors gentler solutions.
Democrat projections in district calm voters for fall
Democratic newspapers in his district say he would not run. Vollmer writes he feels a good Democrat can be elected in the Second district this fall. He notes that disaffection among Iowa farmers over the tariff has ceased by this time.
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Vollmer
Iowa
A Hint for Coming Maternity
An instructional note on a maternity aid called Mothers Friend, an external embrocation for abdominal muscles to ease pregnancy strain, reduce nausea, and aid nerves. The Bradfield Regulator Co. of Atlanta markets it through druggists, with a request to write for a title book.
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Bradfield Regulator Co
Lamar Bidg
Atlanta
Vollmer Not To Seek Full Term
Washington April 8 Representative Vollmer announces he will retire for private and personal reasons and will not run for another term in the Second district. The decision unsettles the Democratic organization as National Committeeman Wade tried to persuade him to reconsider, but Vollmer remained firm despite recent reports he might run.
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Washington
DT. C
Vollmer
Democratic Organization
Wade
Theo
Local Republican Candidate Announces Treasurer Run
A candidate announces for county treasurer, stating intent to seek the Republican vote in the district. The notice emphasizes party primary accountability and signals a formal campaign entry by Tames & Eason.
Heart Trouble Symptoms Misleading Digestive Link
A vintage remedy note suggests abdominal indigestion often causes chest pains mistaken for heart disease. Meritat Tonic Digestive is touted to restore stomach function and alleviate presumed heart trouble in a period-voice ad from the Heart Cross Drug Co. and Slenderson Drug Co.
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Meritat
Hed Cross Drce Co
Slenderson
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