Baldwin Snubs Teddy Severely in New Haven Clash
Mutal friction persists as Roosevelt writes Governor-elect Baldwin who returns the letters. No public reconciliation yet over Baldwin’s criticism of workingmen's compensation. Roosevelt may address New Haven chamber banquet next January if a disavowal of Concord speech is issued. Meanwhile legal papers case against Roosevelt looms without service. Local notes recount obits, visits, and school staff across Waterloo Cedar Falls and surrounding towns.
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New Haven
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Roosevelt
Baldwin
Uinan
Patdwin
Chamber
Concord
N.el
Judge Baldwin
Mary Blank Burkhart obituary from Mt Vernon Twp
Mary Blank Burkhart, born May 1836 in CaGerahron Germany, married to Philip Burkhart in 1855, lived in Wisconsin Iowa and South Dakota. She died November 23 in Dell Rapids at age 85, after heart failure while visiting her daughter. Funeral conducted by Rev. Halen at East Janesville church. buried at East Janesville cemetery. Survived by children John George Frank Lizzie Heiser and Mary Weil. husband predeceased her in 1866.
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Mt Vernon
Mary Blank
CaGerahron
Germany
Philip Burkhart
West Bend
Washington County
Wisconsin
Black Hawk County
Iowa
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Burkhart
Wis
Dell Rapids
5. D
Henry Kell
Lizzie Heiser
Elrod
S. D
Mr. Halen
Fritz Evangelical Church
East Janesville
John Blank
John
George
Frank
Mary Weil
Corfow
Bert Harsmoand
Kftls
Afr
Austin Leversee
Haymand
Nes Moines
Fred Henry, Jr
George Albright
Aittle
Acker
Harry Athey
Coffee to Postum Switch Reforms a Woman’s Health
A Washington woman credits stopping coffee with restoring her health after years of nervous exhaustion and invalid spells. She details improved energy, ability to care for two children, and returning vigor, urging others to read The Road to Wellville and consider Postum as a healthier beverage option.
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Washington
Wellville
North Waterloo and Railroads
T F Shannon general foreman of Cherokes shops was a business visitor in Waterloo yesterday. W L Bradford returned to work after visiting relatives in Blafburg. W Steinbrucker visiting an old acquaintance from Bohemia. L A Downs new Omaha division superintendent called to Terre Haute Indiana by his mother's illness. Downs began new duties Monday amid busy work. M B Scrogg y plans a Spirit Lake hunting trip with friends and a big duck supper at Kurths hall after return. Miss Breckner and Sager of Waverly visiting George Sager. M M Taylor Fort Dodge round house general foreman was a Waterloo visitor yesterday.
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T. F. Shannon
Cherokes
Waterloo
Shannon
W. L. Bradford
Blafraburg
Wenzl Steinbrucker
Pilsaner County
Bohemmia
L. A. Downs
Omaha
Terre Haute
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Downs
M. B. Scroggy
Spirit Lake
Breckner and Sager
Waverly
George Sager
M. M. Taylor
Round House
Fort Dodge
North
I Know Not Ye Know Last Song by Rev L Hartsough
The Evening Courier publishes a set of verses titled I Know Not Ye Know offered by Rev. L Hartsough of Mt. Vernon aged eighty two. Written after a return from revival meetings, the poem speaks of salvation through Jesus, present peace, and daily cleansing from sin as the author nears life’s end.
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Evening Courier
L. Hartsough
Mt. Vernon
Jesus
New Campaign Against War In Cleveland
A world peace propaganda movement was begun by the Cleveland peace society to unite all religious denominations. The plan calls for every U S minister to speak on world peace on Sunday December 15. W J French and Mrs Frazee left for San Fordyce Texas on business.
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Cleveland Peace Society
United States
American Civic association to convene in Washington
The sixth annual American Civic association convention will be held in Washington from December 14 to 16 with hundreds of volunteers. Key sessions cover national and state park policy, city planning, and civic improvements. Notable speakers include J Morace McFarland Frederick Law Olmsted John Nolen Arnold Brunner and William Ellicott. Women leaders and governors will address sessions on streets schools and civic societies. Attendance from across the United States and Canada is anticipated.
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Washington, D. C
American Civic Association
America
J. Nloraca McFarland
McFarland
Commonwealths
New York
Wisconsin
California
Michigan
Clinton Rogers ‘Woodrum
W National Municipal League
Philadelphia
Frederick Law Olmsted
Brookline
Mass
A. B.C
John Nolen
Cambridge
Arnold J. Brunner
Geo. B. Dealey
The
Dallas News
Dallas
Harold J. Howland
Outlook
Franklin MacVealgh
the Treasury
Chicago
Caroline Bartlett Crane
Kalamazoo
Mich
Zona Gele
Friendship Village Improvement Sodality
Louise Kleine Miller
Cleveland
Edward W. Biddle
Federation of Pennsylvania
General Federation of Womens’ Clubs
American Civicaassociation
United States
Canada
Association
Washington
William M. Ellicott
Baltimore
National Forest
Versailles
Paris
France
Normal schools urged in each Iowa county plan
Mason City December 7. F A Makannah president of the Iowa State Teachers Association and legislative committee member advocates creating normal schools in every county. The plan would have one county high school add a normal department funded by the state, with the county supplying space and equipment. Tuition from county students would finance two years of normal training under state inspection, after which graduates could teach in rural areas without further examination. Cerro Gordo County faces many teacher shortages. Mrs J J Owens of 1125 Washington St has gone to Kansas City to winter with her daughter Mrs Seth D Perkins.
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Mason City
F. A. Makannah
Iowa State Teachers’ Association
J. J. Owens
Washington Street
Kansas City
Seth D. Perkins
YULETIDE SAFETY PLEA TO MERCHANTS BY CITY INSPECTOR
City electrical inspector F L Fisher urges Cafe and Dane Yuletide merchants to reduce fire hazards by ensuring electrical wiring is sound for decorative displays. He requests advance designs be reviewed and offers to inspect any wiring in doubt to prevent panics and disasters.
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F. L. Fisher
Waterloo
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