Pickett Attacks Reciprocity Bill in House Speech
Representative Pickett denounced the Canadian reciprocity agreement in a forceful hour long speech. He argued land values and production costs favor Canada, and warned the bill harms Iowa farmers. He urged safeguarding farming interests over a one sided trade deal. Come and see us in our new store, 710 Commercial street. Commercial street Second-Hand store, next to Independent market.
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Washington, D. C
Pickett
House
Iowa
Judge Prouty
Canada
Underwood
Commercial Street
Reverends and residents visit in Reinbeck list
Reinbeck notes include visits by Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Kearner to Klemme, Rev. J. W. Henry of Monticello, Mr. and Mrs. John Wilson in Corn Rapids, Attorney Bert Boles of Waterloo, Mrs. Graves recovering in Rochester, Minn., and the birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. V. A. Fall. Also reported: Mrs. Albert Hildebrand sick, Stewart Bros. dissolution with Fr H. Stewart continuing, Harry Mason recovering from pneumonia, P Gebits trip to California, Mrs. Matt Anderson visiting in Reinbeck, T. E. Fountain visiting Iowa City, and Dr. Hathaway in Des Moines.
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Albert Graves
Rochester
Minn
California
Los Angeles
Matt Anderson
Waterloo
Aug Goettsch
T. E. Fountain
Iowa City
Dr. Hathaway
Des Moines
Thomas Disposes of Horse Barns in Waterloo
George J. Thomas, northeastern Iowa horse dealer, sells his Jefferson street sale and feed barn to E. B. White and Joseph Kelly. The buyers plan a larger L shaped facility, keeping White & Kelly’s focus on feed and boarding, as Waterloo aims to expand its horse trade.
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George J. Thomas
Iowa
Jefferson Street
Messers
E. B. White
Joseph Kelly
White & Kelly
Thames
Waterloo
Stewart
Fifth Street
Jefferson
Commercial Streets
Thomas
Chicago
St. Louis
Rocky Mountains
Sixth Street
White
Tllfois Central
Kelly
Belle Plaine to Start New Brick and Tile Works
Belle Plaine Iowa April 19 Special The Nelson Construction Company of Mason City will begin building the brick and tile works this week with seventy five men while employing over 100 year round. The project was secured largely through H R Mosnat secretary of the Belle Plaine Commercial Club due to his work with Iowa state geological survey on artesian wells and the glacial moraine area.
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Belle Plaine
Nelson Construction Company
Mason City
H. R. Mosnat
Senator Cummins to Be Sworn In Likely Thursday
Washington April 19 Senator Cummins received word from Judge Kenyon that he would reach Washington today and is expected to be sworn in as senator Thursday unless delayed by the department of justice cases notably the beef trust case.
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Washington, D. C
Cummins
Kenyon
Washington
Department of Justice
Beef Trust
North Waterloo and Railroads Update
North Waterloo notes show several railroad crew movements with transfers and routes. H. H. Brenneck and Mrs Brenneck return from Excelsior Springs health trip. C E Doxle reports back on the Dubuque division. Fred Trumbauer and Fred Morris resume duties after time off. Nick Scharie travels to Dubuque due to a brother’s illness. J P Mulcahey and M E Taylor join as brakemen. J A Bell appoints inspectors for safety between Dubuque and Cherokee. Beers list cut again on the division. various calls to Dubuque and Freeport. Middleton resigns for Kimball laundry. Wolf resigns as engine cleaner. Morgan hired as boilermaker helper. W S Quinn returns to work.
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H. H. Brenneck
Excelsior Springs
Nick Scharie
Dubuque
Brad Hill
North
Waterloo
William Yordy
Frank Meyers
Cedar
J. P. Mulcahey
M. E. Taylor
J. A. Bell
Harry Steinmaier
James Meyerson
Car Department
Duhuque
Cherokee
Arthur Conrad
Freeport
John Webber
W. J. Montgomery
Larrabee
J. W. Dewhtrat
Frank Middleton
Kimball Faundry
Louis Wolf
Round House
D. W. Morgan
Quinn
Morning as pipe After helper in the shops
Theodore Behrens, wife and baby have returned from an extended visit with relatives at Dunkerton.
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Theodore Behrens
Dunkerton
Prisoner Drank Germicidal Cup Attempted Suicide
Newton Iowa April 19 George Foucher held to await grand jury tried to kill himself by drinking disinfectant with phosphorus matches. Not expected to survive. Grand jury probing larceny from all building. Foucher allegedly stole a gun and fountain pen, escaped, later returned to Newton. Di...
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Newton
George Foucher
Fourcher
Cardui touted by Lenoir woman as life saver tonic
Mrs. Kate Waters of Lenoir North Carolina declares she is not tired and sturdier after a two week wash, crediting Cardui the woman’s tonic. She praises its strength, promises relief from headaches backaches and other weak-woman ailments, and urges others to try it with a promotional note for advisory literature.
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Lenoir, N. C
Kate Waters
Lenoir, N.C
Cardui
Waterloo City Warrants Valid Despite Past Expenditures
The Iowa legislature considers the Waterloo city warrants worth fifty thousand dollars issued to cover expenditures, asserting they did not exceed constitutional debt limits and were for legally authorized purposes. Doubts about legality due to annual revenue, appropriations, and indebtedness limits are addressed in the act. The general assembly proceeds to enact section 1 validating the warrants.
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Waterloo
Black Hawk County
State of
Iowa
City of
General Assembly
Lowa
Waterloo City Warrants Legalized by 1912 Act
A 1912 act from the Iowa legislature legalizes Waterloo city warrants totaling fifty thousand dollars. The measure declares the warrants valid and subsisting as if all legal requirements were met and notes no impact on ongoing litigation. It becomes effective upon publication in Des Moines Register and Leader and Waterloo press, without state expense.
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City of
Waterloo
Black Hawk
State of
Iowa
Register and Leader
Des Moines
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