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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1912

Page

4

Dairy Day program at Dunkerton Methodist Church

Dunkerton August 9 special report describes a Dairy Day event at the Methodist church tomorrow evening at 7 30. Hadley's Boy Band of Waterloo will perform with Paul Davis, touring by auto from Waterloo. Prominent dairying authorities Van Pelt Marsh and Johnson attend as experts. charity refreshments served by Episcopal ladies. The piece also notes local subscription sales opportunities and wage examples for agents including a Kentucky seller and a Missouri soldier.

Dunkerton Methodist Church Hadley Waterloo Paul Davis Messrs van Pelt Marsh Johnson Mr. van Pelt Kimball’s Dairy Farmer W. W. Marsh Dairy Maid Pinehurst J. B. Johnson Waterloo Gasolina Engine Company Jericho

Leaver Turns From Old Party After Twenty Years

A letter from an editor and reader recounts forty years of party loyalty in Chicago. He recalls joining the old party, voting for Fremont, and now plans to support the new party under Theodore Roosevelt. The piece reflects on party shifts and a pledge to vote for reform and the square deal.

Courier Chicago Lares Noth Croc Joll John OC Fremont Sew Party Ol. Roosevelt

Roosevelt electors and Penrose clash over Pennsylvania choice

A Pennsylvania political scene is described with Flinn backing Roosevelt electors on the Washington party line while opposing Taft electors on the Republican ticket. The Pittsburgh group has just seized control from the Penrose machine, and Flinn voices frustration at Roosevelt's demand for a straight third party electoral slate. Also includes a consumer note praising Foley's Honey and Tar for asthma relief with a testimonial from Wm. M. Merethew.

Pennsylvania Roosevelt Washington Taft Flinn Pittsburgh Penrose Machine Johnson Foley Wm. M. Merethew N. Searsport H. W. Taggart

Des Moines visitors and local arrivals at Shell Rock

Ed Dobbs of Des Moines, a former Shell Rock resident, visited friends here last week. Mrs. Minnie Walker of Waterloo visited relatives. Harry Ward and Harlan Yarcho, clerks in Newcomb and Yarcho stores, are in Chicago on vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Robi Graham of Dell Rapids visited Mrs. Graham's sister Mrs. W. H. Mason and family. the Grahams plan to locate in Waterloo. Mrs. Chas. Winslow of Waverly spent Sunday here. Mrs. J. E. McAllister from Emmetsburg is visiting relatives. The union tent meeting, led by Evangelist Nelson, continues.

Shell Rock Ed Dobbs Des Moines Minnie Walker Waterloo Harry Ward Harlan Yarcho Newcomb Yarcho Chicago Robi. Graham Dell Rapids Graham W. H. Mason

Bandanna kerchief ties to Marie Barbato case in Brooklyn

Brooklyn police say the only lead in the Marie Barbato murder is a bandanna handkerchief found used to stuff her throat. Other items note singer Wood opening Sunday, Maquoketa visitor Z M Holcomb with Young and Sinkey, Neal family buying a new auto, L Bisplinghoff trip to Cedar Rapids, and local moves and hires including the United States express office relocation with Mr Rosenberg, Hugh Hickle leaving C E Miller for Richards & King, and W T B Barney dairy commissioner visiting Waterloo for the upcoming dairy congress planning.

Brooklyn Little Marie Barbato East River Singer Wood Z. M. Holcomb Maquoketa Sinkey Neal L. Bisplinghoff Cedar Rapids Wallace Weed Elma Byron Sherwood Geo. Austin Ethel Amick Rolfe United States Express Olney Drug Store Mr. Rosenberg Mr. Rosenburg Hugh Hickle C. E. Miller Richards & King of Waverly

Ferguson’s Community Impact Highlighted by Chicago Speech

Thomas Ferguson argues that national issues shape local life for Chicago communities and individuals, stressing the intertwined fate of policy and daily living. He calls for inclusive reforms to uplift residents across neighborhoods.

Chicago Aug Thomas Ferguson

Foley Kidney Pills Advertises Progressive Party Claim

The Progressive Party promotes Foley Kidney Pills as a cure for backache rheumatism and related kidney bladder issues. The ad claims the pills are healing strengthening and quick acting with no harmful drugs and come in two sealed bottle sizes in a yellow package from H. W. Taggart.

Progressive” Party H. W. Taggart

Flinn Chagrined by Roosevelt Leadership Claim

Chicago Aug 9 William Flinn of Pittsburgh Roosevelt leader in Pennsylvania announced that he

Chicago William Flinn Fof Pittsburgh Roosevelt Pennsylvania

Health talk links colors to nervous health in Los Angeles

Dr. Harriet W. Carman addressed the Los Angeles Woman's Christian Temperance Union at First Methodist church urging non gray tones in bedrooms and favoring pink or blue. She emphasized health, diet, and sanitation, noting fruit eating and moderate meat, pure water, and a strong water system as key to a healthier city and nation.

Os Angeles Cal Harriet W. Carman Los Angeles Woman’s Christian Temperance Union First Methodist Episcopal Church Dr. Carman London California

Waterloo Bread Wins 25000 Loaves for Soldier Camps

Friedl & Son bakery of Waterloo awarded the bread contract for the Iowa National Guard camp at Iowa Falls. Deliveries total 25,000 loaves over ten days, 2,500 daily, Pan-Dandy brand. They also secured a 1,000 loaf order for the Ringling circus. Try a Coulter want ad.

Waterloo Soldier Boys Iowa National Guard Iowa Falls Friedl & Son Fried & Son Ringling Circus

Local Grocery Ads Offer Bargain Pantry Staples

Readable items list includes rice tea buckwheat grits macaroni and spaghetti soda vinegar and beans with prices shown per pound gallon or per package. Sales quoted from multiple sellers with cents and fractions, reflecting a late 19th or early 20th century marketplace catalog style.

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North Star Beacon Indian Warner's W. B Waterloo Specialists Methodist Church of Iowa Justice of Peace Arkansas Missouri Kentucky James M. Pierce Homestead W. T B. Barney Dairy Congress Marie Barbato Boss Flinn C. H. Elsworth Baldwin St Rochester East 4Th Street Camp Commercial Street Michigan Webster Delta Bunker Hill Alaska Baker's Lowney Runkel Baker's Chocolate van Camp Marshall's H. Krensky Lenox Bob White Jade Trooms
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