Small Dissects Young's Letter
Dr L M Small of Waterloo rebuts Chicago Health Commissioner G B Young's letter amid milk regulation debate. He accuses interests of graft and questions pasteurization, citing tuberculin testing limits and analyses from London and the New York Medical Journal. He urges scrutiny over motives and notes opposition to blanket pasteurization. Double Coupons Tonight at Williams' cigar stores.
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L. M. Small
Waterloo
Young
Chicago
Courier
G. B. Young
City of
The
Royal Commission
Health Officer of
London
England
Market News Shows Wheat Decline Amid Private Crop Estimates
Chicago reports private crop estimates suggest 40 to 50 million bushels more wheat than government figures, pressuring prices. December wheat opens lower, rallies with week-end covering to around 92 1/4 and 92 1/2. Corn and oats also fall then steady, while pork and lard prices slip as provisions sell off. St Louis stock numbers show cattle and hog receipts and varied prices across classes.
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Chicago
Kansas
Washington
Canadian Northwest
Waterloo
Crystal
Stea Pioneer
Dairy Butter. Co
L&c
Kansas City
South Omaha
Omaha
Neb
Texas
Governor Wilson accepts Democratic nomination in Sea Girl event
Governor Wilson delivers acceptance speech as Governor Marshal of Indiana attends. Crowd on the lawn of the Little White House watches the proceedings while reporters note estimated hog, cattle, and sheep receipts and a laborious crop price table.
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Wilson
Sea Girl
N. J
Marshal
Indiana
Notifeation Committee
Marshall
White House
Unfilled US Steel Tonnage Rises from June to July
The Unfilled tonnage of the United States Steel Corporation as of July 31 totals 5,957,079 tons, up 149,733 tons from June 29. The figure compares with 3, HR4,085 tons on July 31, 1911, amid other market notes from New York and Chicago briefs.
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New York
United States Ste Corporation
Enthusiasm at Roosevelt Rally in Waterloo Theater
A large Waterloo audience greeted Dr. Charles Talmage of Boston as he outlined the Progressive Party platform at the Roosevelt rally in the Waterloo theatre. The event included a reception at the Ellis hotel, a La Rue Waterloo band parade, and plans to enroll every voter in the county for the upcoming election.
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Waterloo Theatre
Lincoln Park
Dr. Talmage
Ellis Hotel
la Rue
Waterloo
Woter
B. L. Hosteter
A. FL Gates
Planne
Emmons Johnson
Paul Davis
Johnson
George Washington
Roosevelt Leads New Progressive Party Call in Toast to Lincoln
A speaker recounts the founding ideals of government by the people and announces joining a new progressive party led by Theodore Roosevelt. Dr. Charles Talmage of Boston voices a platform focused on protection, a scientific tariff board, and unity beyond old party lines. The audience erupts as Roosevelt is hailed, while Taft is portrayed as cautious.
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Cod
Theodore Roosevelt
Charles Talmage
Boston
Roosevelt
Dr. Talmage
Col
Progressive Party
Jie
Taft
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Chicago Board OF Trade
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Marsh-Place
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Temple
Ind
Waterloo Evening Courier
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Studebaker
21St St
Michigan Ave
Chicago, Ill
de. C. H. Ellsworth
Baldwin ,St
Rochester
N. Y
Foley
H. W. Taggart
Wasterloo Evening Courier
Lane Souci Hotel
Williams
Oes i Ae Gan Aia
Brady
Henry W. Elson
Ohto, University
W. H. Hartman CO
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