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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1912

Page

2

Waterloo Evening Courier International Listings

Advertisement page lists foreign postage, pricing, and mail routing for the Waterloo Evening Courier. It notes second class matter status and 6 cent per word rates, with offices in London Paris Berlin and Saint Petersburg for traveler services and exchanges.

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The Hold Over Paper

The Paper that all Waterloo reads Saturday nights and thoroughly digests Sunday, is the Saturday edition.

All Waterloo

Beef Cattle Costs Rise and Parades Boost Waterloo Trade

The piece discusses high beef prices due to tight cattle supplies and ongoing campaigns by the Iowa Beef Producers to show farmers how to profit from beef on high priced land. It also notes a Waterloo parade opportunity to showcase farm and factory products to attract visitors during Dairy Cattle Congress week. It includes viewpoints on English opinions of American judges and a theft incident in Minneapolis.

Iowa Beef Producers’ Association Lowa West Old World United States Waterloo Dairy Cattle Congress Minneapolis Journal London Law Journal

Monster Parade Exhibit Prompts Local Attention

A fragment notes a recent event labeled a monster parade with displayed samples. The text lacks clear details on participants or location, but suggests a public display drawing local interest and potential discussion about the event and its purpose.

Surprising Year in Politics Spurs Tie Breaking Talk

A nominee on the Illinois Republican ticket has withdrawn. The scene underscores the tense moment in party politics as leaders weigh home ties and resolution strategies amid a volatile year.

Ilinois

Fight at Both Ends Sparks Sioux County Remarks

Sioux City Tribune quotes a Sioux County resident calling a bull moose a fight at both ends. Iowa City Republican notes Col Roosevelt's party has stirred interest in Old Testament history. Perry Chief comments on third party talk and Republican loyalty amid turbulent party tensions.

Sioux City Tribune Sioux County Iowa City Col. Roosevelt Perry Inwal Terbone

Iowa to Taft or Roosevelt Passions Roil in Letters

A compendium of Iowa newspaper editorials debates party loyalty and nomination tactics. Tribunes from Sioux City Cedar Rapids and Forest City weigh the Taft Hadley Cummins La Follette split and call for principle over custom. A Georgia peach dispatch closes with literary flourish.

Sioux City Webster City Freeman Tribune Taft Cedar Repids Gazette Hadley Cummins la Follette Chicago Teddy Forest City Summit Iowa New Party Kenyon Roosevelt

Fragments From A Lapses of Time Tasteful Wit and Echoes

A collage of quips and prose snippets on life and society. The selection includes satirical quotes about liberty prices courtship and everyday manners, ending with notes on a long lived Eagle House hotel and its name changes through the years.

Older men not necessarily best marriage matches

Ruth Cameron argues that girls aged fifteen to eighteen idealize much older husbands and urges mothers to reconsider. She warns a decade or more age gap brings differing outlooks and likely discord, advocating for brides closer to their own age for balanced compatibility.

Ruth Cameron

Olive Camp M W A opposes Chicago rate revision

Olive camp M W A of Manchester Ta voted unanimously against the Chicago rate revision after extensive discussion. The local lodge numbers over 409 members and longtime member John Anderson said the new rates would be nearly prohibitive for him to carry on his insurance at age 44.

Manchester Olive Camp Chicago John Anderson

Platform of Progressives on Roads and Alaska Development

The platform advocates good roads and early national highways plus expanded rural free delivery. It calls for immediate development of Alaska’s coal and natural resources under federal ownership, opposition to private monopolies, and government-led rail, harbor, and river transportation. It also supports Panama Canal use for U S benefit, fair tolls, and stronger ties with Latin American nations.

Alaska United States Pacific Coast Panama Canal U. S Mississippi Gulf Progressive Party

U S Student Studies Long-Distance Courses in Burma

Mrs Walda Keller Smith formerly of Davenport now teaching in Mandalay Burma will study English and German at University of Town via a year long program instructors Hunt and Wilson will oversee. The couple plans to return to the United States in five years after completing the distance instruction with prior high marks.

Town City Walda Keller Smith Davenport Mandalay Burma Smith Hunt and Wilson Universit

From Degree to Mandalay High School Teacher

A woman completed her university degree and is now serving as a teacher at A. B. M. High School in Mandalay, shaping local students.

Mandalay

Hog Cholera Ravages Reinbeck Area Straining Tama

Swine disease courses across Reinbeck area with rapid spread toward northwest Tama. Losses around Reinbeck range from fifty to 200 head, with Robert Innes near Dinsdale losing nearly 250. Affected herds include a large 409 to 500 head group rapidly depleted. thirty three deaths in one day.

Trucr Reinbeck Robert Innes Dinsdale Robert Palmer Will Mcllwraith Tama

Death of Joseph Billmeyer in Colesburg Iowa

Joseph Billmeyer died suddenly at his Colesburg home after collapsing on stairs. Post mortem found a brain blood vessel rupture as the cause. The notice mentions August as a period of illness and includes an unrelated medical advertisement for Foley's Honey and Tar Compound.

Iowa Soston Post Decka Colesburg Joseph Billmeyer Billmeyer Foley Wm. M. Merethew N. Searsport H. W. Taggart

Rewards Waitress for Finding Watch

Miss Sadie Moulds, a dining room waitress at the Union station, found a forgotten watch, locked it in the safe, and notified authorities. Sandy McManus of Waterloo sent her a $5 reward after reclaiming the timepiece, praising her honesty.

Cedar Rapids Gazette Sadie Moulds Union Miss Moulds Sandy McManus Waterloo

Eminent Skin Specialist Unveils Freckle Removing Drug

A noted skin expert introduces ethinedouble strength a freckle remover sold by top druggists with an absolute money back guarantee. First night results show improvement some lighter freckles may vanish entirely and the product is claimed harmless to tender skin.

Breakthrough cure claimed in Kansas leg condition notice

Two year leg outbreak described as spreading blotches with severe itching and sleepless nights. Patient records relief after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment, crediting cure and no scar. Advertisement promotes Cuticura products and free samples via mail order.

Hiltop, Kan Anna A. Lew Quticura Dept.t Boston Sampin Fres

Merital Hair Tonic Endorsed by Drug Associations

The American Drug and Press Association authorizes members to guarantee Merital Hair Tonic as an unparalleled remedy. A trial will convince you. Henderson Drug Co. and Red Cross Drug Co. carry the product.

American Drug and Press Association Henderson Drug Co Red Cross Drug Co

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