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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1910

Page

3

Advertisers Share Boosting Vision At City Dinner

Nearly 100 business leaders gathered for a town crier dinner in the Pyihian temple as speakers urged aggressive promotion. Hon. O J Laylander of Chicago impressed with practical ideas while Edward White, W W Marsh and others contributed remarks. Letters from officials and telegrams circulated praising statewide publicity efforts and a state publicity bureau.

Pyihian Harry E. Kiester O. J. Laylander Chicago America Laylander The Cedar Schools Edward White Burlington Asvochite Hawkers’ Magazine New York W. W. Marsh O. BR. McDonald Ad Men’s Club Des Moines J. C. Bruce Floyd County Huw. Grout Black Hawk County Lloyd McCutcheon Jamison Iowa Lafayette Young Ben Pickett Waterloo G. M. Reynolds Herbert A. Huff N. M. Beebe Hampton William A. Sunday W. l. Adams West Union A. F. Dawson Davenport Towa Liaglander Kelden Miss Towa Iowna House of Prosperity Jewa Middle West Wether Ttowa Marsh Prof Holden Farmers’ Institute O. Wt. McDonald Ad Men's Etyh McDonald Waterigo Far West C. J. Laylander Hawkeye Fellowship Club Iowa Commersial Clubs Hawkere Fellowship Club Hlawkeye Fellowship Club

Iowa Publicity Drive Aims to Boost Rural Growth

A Waterloo town hall crowd urged a statewide publicity bureau to halt Iowa’s population decline. Speakers praised farming, roads, and advertising to attract homeseekers, with Prof Holden proposing a “humanity train” for farm education and hope that public funds spur manufacturing alongside agriculture.

Michigan Towa Holden

Feet So Sore Couldn't Walk Down Stairs

Mrs. Crockett of Jeffersonville reports drastic relief from chronic foot pain after a second treatment, walking downstairs for the first time in five years. Ad promotes TIZ cure as fast acting and superior to powders, selling at 25 cents per box via Walter Luther Dodge & Co of Chicago.

Mrs. Crockett Jeffersonville Tia Crockett Earth Walter Luther Dodge & Co Chicago

Political reform and education shift urged in Iowa town

Letters urge good roads fair freight charges and fair taxation while calling for prohibition of saloons and a referendum to curb political manipulation. A 1910 invitation to a Waterloo town dinner prompts remarks on state unity, agriculture in schools, and peaceful politics. Contributions from G M Reynolds Herbert A Huff Lafayette Young and Pickett advocate public openness and state growth.

Iowa Waterloo G. M. Reynolds Town Criers Eldora Lowa Herbert A, Huff Lafayette Young

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