Demographic Projections in Electoral Vote Debate
A Waterloo newspaper column surveys Democratic odds in the presidential race. It lists states with Democratic governors and their electoral votes, totaling 290 or more, and adds seven more states with Democratic senators to strengthen the claim. It also considers a potential House scenario and mocks reliance on statistics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
Davis
Union
Alabame
Arizona
Arkansass
Colorado
Florida
Georgia
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maryland
Mississippi
Nebraska
Nevada
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New Mexico
New York
North Carolina
Ohio
Oklahoma
Oregon
Rhode Island
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Sinfa
Wyoming
Delaware
Indiana
Michi-gan
Montana
Utah
Washington
West Virginia
la Follette
White House
SOY SCOUTS ADVANCE IN FOURTEENTH ANNUAL WORK
The Boy Scout movement grows with 661,452 members and national effort. Chief Scout announces expansion, training, and programs emphasizing health, character, and outdoor activity. The movement stresses trustworthiness loyalty helpfulness and other Scout laws to build civic virtue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eeuzine
Boy Scout Movement
The Harmless Prince and the Crown Theorists
A late 19th century style column lampoons hat bans and seasonal fashion as well as royal coverage. It notes Edward Albert, Prince of Wales, arrives amid reflections on monarchy and public interest, mocking excess and market-minded attention to the prince.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Albert
Price
Wales
Americas
Edward Jenks
Law Society
Hon
Great Britain
Max Kleinman
Max
WRY HEALTH ADVICE FOCUS ON WHEN TO SEEK CARE
Dr Brady advises readers to draw a broad line between health and disease and warns against self diagnosis. He states all disease is functional and urges seeking medical attention before problems worsen, noting a backlog of reader questions and a limited reply service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cocaugh
Alek
Shim
Brady
William Brady
The Able McLaughlins by Margaret Wilson
Summary of the novel describes Wally a Union soldier among the Able McLaughlins family. He returns home to wed Christie, uncovers her secret, and faces threats from Peter Keith and Alex McNair. The tale follows marriage, gossip, jealousy, danger, and a vow of retribution amid small town life.
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Wally
John
Isobel
Ele
Iness
Jeanie McNair
Chirstie
Wully
Peter Keith
Christie
Isaball McLaughlin
Alex McNair
Scotland
Peter
Glacier Trip Plans Fractured By Chisolm Detour
Andrew and Imogene argue over a Glacier national park trip vs a Minnesota stop in Chisolm. He proposes a two day Buffalo to Duluth boat route with meals for 71 dollars, while she fears travel strain and social gossip as they reconcile plans.
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Chisolm
Andrew
Missoula
Imogene
Glacial National Park
Glacier’ National Park
Glacier
United States
Sam
Glacierasi
Minnesota
Imongene
Europe
Chisolm Ig
Duluth
Tom
Andrey
Bare’falo
Ann
Buffalo
Glacier National Park
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Readers Answers
Inland feeding advice requested for a merganser duck and a Franklin's gull. Reader asks why quail vocalizes more during flight and how many young rabbits have. Answers to be printed in tomorrow's Nature Notes.
Trumpet shaped leaves of Sarracenia flava noted in Georgia
An OCR fragment discusses Sarracenia flava a southern pitcher plant with trumpet shaped tubular leaves growing in wet spots. It mentions leaf and blossom forms, related species Sarracenia purpurea, and references Mathews Fieldbook. Also briefly touches on whips and eye removal in birds and goat hair as fabric despite limited clarity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Srek
Georgia
Mathew
Treas
Orient
New Ball Club Formed in Waterloo During 1874
Fifty years ago The Courier reports the formation of Mutual B. B. Club of Waterloo with L. F. Cobb as president and G. D. Clinger as captain. Team members include Pryne, Mullan, Woodward, Stewart, Holmes, Moon, May, Turner, Arch Woodford, Lindley, Harness. West beats East 41–20 in a second river side match, played southeast of town in two hours thirty minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cobb
Mutual B. BC
Waterloo
G. D. Clinger
Charles Pryne
H.C Mullan
A. M. Woodward
B. A.tewart
HB. A. Holmes
Will Moon
al. May
M.G. Turner
Arch Woodford
Harvey Lindley
Matt, Harness
West
East
Stounds
Waterloo West
Barnum Bailey crowds greet shows and civic notes
In 1904 crowds gathered for Barnum and Bailey shows as a drunken man was pulled from the river by an officer. Contractors Gray and Bros. won a Waterloo Water artesian well contract to begin within ten days. Calvin Kinley was named First ward councilman after Claus Junge's death. A wedding in Cedar Falls linked Henry V. Hoyer’s Oelwein Register editor status and Anna Heiber's marriage, with a note of a prolonged, continued story to follow.
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You. L
W. EL .Hartman
Wisil
Waterloo
Iowa
Associated 3 Press
Associated Presa
Totos
Per
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Beencisco
Story
Brooke & Finiey
Rep
W.oa. Gray & iBros
Waterloo Water Company
Calvin ‘L. Kinley
Claus: Junge
Henry V. Hoyer
The
Oelwein Register
Anna Heiber
Cedar Falls
Iowa Editors Note On Public Mind And Campaign Speculation
A Marshalltown Times-Republican column laments a strange public mood as speculation rises about Charles Bryan’s presidential prospects. The Sibley Tribune mentions a wedding suggestion tied to a local home. Prohibition candidate for congress Dr Daniel McGurk tours by auto. William Horrabin reports progress on city streets storm sewers and sewers costs totaling 215000. Mrs B H OG Winbur resigns as East High music instructor. Grate Sylvia Burt, Waterlo o contralto, shines at a local chautauqua assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshalltown
Muster day memory and royal pledge celebration noted
The old fashioned Muster day in the eastern states drew great crowds with exuberant festivities. The Teopie assembled renewed their pledge of royalty and celebrated the splendid land inspiring citizens to lifelong loyalty.
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Trini Theos
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Able McLaughlins
Margaret Wilson
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Byright
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Mr Knight
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Burroughs Nature Club
Houghton Mifflin Co
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Courier
Sioux City
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Illinois Gentral Railway
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George Fyink
Illinois Central
C_ WW. Jones
Cedar Valley Baptist Association
Jesup
Saat Ser
Nelson Hitchceck
W. W. Weller
Duchess
Charles Cook
Lester Town- Shin
H. H. Geist
Anna M. Turner
C. H W. Turner
Henry Steers
Mt. Vernon Township
Harry Sargeant
Harry
Wil Crumline
Iowa State
Tom Mickley
Day
A Reiinder
Sibley Tribune
Daniel McGurk
Baptist Church
Cedar Hils
John AL Earl
First Baptist Church
William Horrabin
BH. OG. Winbur
East High
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