Courier Tri-Weekly news and notices from West Fork area
The Courier Tri-Weekly reports editor Alfred B. Tekeus and staff at Tribune Building. It notes daily advertisements and prices, shipping woes with sugar and a call for safer ocean liner lifeboats after the Titanic disaster. urges reader awareness of ocean travel dangers and future safety improvements.
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The Hold Over Paper
The Hold Over Paper is the Waterloo weekend read, a Saturday edition digested Sunday. The anonymous paper notes, with readers in Waterloo, focus on the Saturday issue.
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All Waterloo
Political Announcements and Local Editorials Mixed in Advertisements
A sequence of political candidate notes for county attorney treasurer recorder and auditor appear, with names Wirt P Hoxie Frank T Bentley Charles Plummer James J Rainbow and E J Wenner, stating June primaries and Republican support. An unrelated Sioux City Tribune commentary discusses Taft and broader party dynamics with a varied local rail depot anecdote from Galesburg and Waterloo.
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Sioux City
Home Talent Benefits for W. C. A. Building Fund
Young performers and trainers in our city prepare an opera to aid the W. C. A. building fund. The production features a biblical theme, high quality music, and dramatic action. Attendees will support a worthy cause and enjoy performances by dedicated chorus and soloists under a strenuous director.
Two Men Sentenced for Street Glass Litter in Waterloo
The Waterloo case records two men convicted for throwing broken bottles on sidewalks. Each received hard labor on the streets for five days and two days respectively. The Courier notes the offense endangers pedestrians and vehicles and urges stricter street cleanliness to prevent accidents.
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Mrs Harris Claims Victims Were Murdered In Disaster
Mrs Henry B Harris, wife of the theatre producer lost in the THank disaster, declares in grief that victims were murdered in cold blood. She vows to awaken the world to the horror and demand punishment for those responsible.
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Henry B. Harris
Congressional call for non political hawking reform
Citizens urged to inform representatives on return from session that the nation demands a non political reform of the hawking system and that lawmakers should heed this demand.
Action Not Hopeless in Davenport Times Election Stand
The Davenport Times notes that current voting by senators does not guarantee no action this session on the popular election question. It states many supporters of the first amendment would back direct voter choice for electors if Congress can require supervision to determine eligibility in contests.
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Editorial Comment on State Convention in Iowa
Editorials from Sioux City and Des Moines papers discuss Iowa delegates backing Taft, protests over Cummins and La Follette dynamics, and cues for future conventions. The pieces reflect tensions between progressives and standpatters, noting delegate votes and anticipated national outcomes.
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No Sudh Slams and Ball In Fancy Dialogue
A jabbering collage of quips and quotes from Chicago Tribune Chicago News Harper’s Weekly and other papers on behavior language and social norms. It features remarks on marriage money gender politics and fashion with playful nods to public figures and contemporary debates.
Little girl at Brooklyn Institute ponders stuffed owls
A girl at the Brooklyn Institute museum gazes at a display of stuffed owls and tells her mother God must have laughed at making creatures like the owl the giraffe and the rhinoceros in a moment of childlike reverie.
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The Evening Chit Chat on Obligation and Card Costs
An exchange in The Evening Chit-Chat discusses paying for dinner cards and the burden of obligations. A speaker argues payment prevents under obligation, while another recalls a time Mrs Rand cared for her babies and felt obliged to host her niece’s visit.
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Measles sapped host’s patience in social blunder
The narrator recounts a chaotic hosting experience with sick children, a new maid, and hay fever in the household. She resolves not to owe favors, yet questions if gracious reciprocity is necessary, arguing that friendships rely on mutual exchange of talents and opportunities rather than strict favors.
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Remembering the note of hand and rheumatism remedy tips
The passage warns against giving a note of hand without readiness to pay and advises on rheumatism care for spring. Ruth Cameron suggests rubbing affected parts with Chamberlain's Liniment, claiming quick relief, and notes it is sold by all dealers.
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