Waterloo Evening Courier and Tribune Building listing and political notices
The Waterloo Evening Courier lists its offices and circulation details, with a tri weekly edition schedule and advertising rates. Political announcements include candidates for Black Hawk County offices such as county attorney, representative, treasurer, recorder, and auditor with June primaries and party affiliation.
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Black Hawk County
Cullom urges youth away from politics amid Lorimer vote
Senator Shelby M Cullom, aged veteran of fifty nine years in public life, urges young men to steer clear of politics warning it makes one a pauper or a thief. He says public service should be demanded rather than sought and that true patriotism requires honorable service rather than office hunting. The piece contends Cullom’s advice reflects his own political pragmatism and questions motives behind career politics.
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Torimer
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Lorimer
Senate
Politica
Ambition and reform mix in a fading era of politics
The piece weighs on capitalistic dominance and reform, naming Cullom Aldrich Heyburn Lorimer Bailey and figures like Roosevelt Beveridge La Follette and Wilson. It urges young men to enter politics to modernize governance, while noting cheaper paving by concrete as an Iowa City issue. Clara Barton is praised for merciful service and national reform, and Representative Jackson's fire insurance investigation is highlighted. A river longing, boat life, and spring bonfire smudges close the section.
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Clara Barton
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America
Spirit of the Iowa Press on primaries and reform
The Iowa press round up notes from Sioux City to Muscatine and Webster City on primary field activity, suffrage, liquor politics, and Republican loyalty. It cites Datuque Telegraph-Herald, Trihane, and Muscatine Journal, highlighting suffragist gains and saloon pressure, with Taft, and a wary note on the national GOP conventions.
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Sioux City
Trihane
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Muscatine Journal
Taft Should Withdraw From The Race
A collection of editorials notes Taft’s defeat in Wisconsin North Dakota and Illinois primaries. The Times Republican urges renominating a candidate who lost badly and the Des Moines paper urges Iowa to take the hint while other papers call for reforms to curb loan sharks and defend farmers against critics and pressures.
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Quotations and Quaint Bits From Historic Columns
A mixed collection of humorous quotes and brief excerpts from era newspapers. Jabs at public opinion, women’s suffrage footwear jokes, social banter, a balking suitor exchange, and a light exchange about Thomas Fortune Ryan end with a sly remark about Irish roguery.
The Quiet Within Amid Strenuous Worldview
Ruth Cameron reflects on the fatigue of constant nervous strain and the value of patient, steady living. She contrasts hurried, tense behavior with the calm pace of nature and cites Mary Lyon and Theodore Parker to urge restraint and balance. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is advertised as a cure for coughs and colds by All dealers.
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All the Ryans Are Rogues, Yet Not All Rogues
A Washington Star commentary asserts that while all Ryans may be rogues, not every rogue is a Ryan, highlighting a distinction in character labels within social discourse.
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Washington Star
Mike Maloney Prosperity Featured In Coos Bay Times
The Coos Bay Times devotes forty six newspaper pages and a four pay cover to praise Coos Bay and Coos County Oregon. The daily paper is published by Mike Maloney and his brother Dan Maloney, former Fort Dodge journalists, now prominent residents of a rich agricultural and lumber region.
Kenyon Attacks Lorimer Aims in Mason City Address
Senator W S Kenyon spoke in Mason City on corruption in government rights of individuals and recall of judges and pledged publicity of campaign expenses. He criticized Lorimer methods urged strengthening Sherman act with imprisonment for offenders, and praised Luke Lea while denouncing Senator Jones.
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Elaborate Dinner for Town Criers at Masonic Temple
Members of the Town Criers club attend a morrow evening meeting at the Masonic temple with a sumptuous banquet at 75 cents per plate served by the Eastern Star. Menu includes creamed chicken, meat loaf, tomato sauce, potatoes, pickles, cheeses, bread, salad, prune loaf, cakes, coffee, cigars. James Schermerhorn, publisher of the Detroit Daily Times, will deliver the principal address after dinner at 6:30. Reservations to Secretary Henry Frank by tonight. About 300 seats available.
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Masonic Temple
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