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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1910
Page
2
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A sweeping account of Senator Cummins leading a reform surge against the bloc of Aldrich allied with progressive Republicans. The piece portrays Cummins as maligned yet pivotal in politics, triggering a thaw in Iowa and national tariff and governance debates with prominent allies La Follette Beveridge Dolliver Gurtis Clapp.
The United States postal service cut projected losses for the year ending June 20 through service extensions and expense controls. Postmaster General Hitchcock urged higher postage for large magazines and advertising, arguing current rates subsidize free distribution and cost taxpayers millions annually. He backs eliminating waste while preserving reading matter delivery.
Weaker magazines face elimination as postage costs threaten to raise prices. Advertising fuels revenue while competition persists. A Washington Post employee refuses a salary raise, praising restraint. A Des Moines drys detective is guilty of extortion. reformers misjudge the anti saloon league. Heyburn defends tariff methods, worse than the time of Pharaohs. ex m a citizen’s wife shoots her millionaire husband over a bedchamber window dispute.
Meat and provisions return to high marks from months past. Retailers who did not respond to wholesale reductions and waited for increases are now vindicated.
Quick-shift Senator Young questions Towa population logs and accuses Lafo of politics. The exchange raises tensions over depopulation claims and political tactics surrounding a local population issue.
RES ESTATE TRANSFERS by Black Hawk Co. Abstract Co. list Ann L McGovern transferring lots S and 9, block 3, East Park Place to The James Jardiner Co for $1. Amelia J Anderson transfers sand in 27-9-19 to Harry M Anderson for $1. Theodora Week transfers lot 4, block 6, East Park Place to John R Rector for $1.
A famed expert endorses a harmless fat reduction frame remedy using Marmola Cascara Aromatic and Peppermint Water. Take one teaspoon after meals and at night until target weight, without wrinkles or dieting, with no exercise required, and ensure Marmola is authentic in sealed packaging.
In this Evening Chit Chat reflection, the author ponders how waiting reveals character. He contrasts restless pace with calm restraint, noting how some pace, drum, or trade nervous habits while waiting, and others, like a controlled, patient figure, command their own timing. The piece cites a poet about patience and service.
Iowa newspapers discuss Senator Tate's anticipated Senate speech and the political dynamics around resistance to reform. Analysts weigh whether Tate will break long standing traditions and how fellow Republicans may respond.
Announcement of Farmers Tribune changing its name to Farmer and Breeder. Established 1878. published in Sioux City since 1904. The publishers, Farmer And Breeder Company, pledge continuation of management by H G McMillan and Joan Thompson, with plans to focus more on live stock and breeding features to support regional agriculture and soil fertility.
A mosaic of 1910s Iowa editorials questions senatorial courtesy and Cannon stance on House size. It argues cities’ slow growth, Iowa’s westward emigration as debt and seed for future expansion, and calls for a state commercial survey. It laments population loss driven by investment abroad and urges spending at home. An ad endorses Foley’s Honey and Tar for croup.
Hamburg Iowa faces a scarlet fever scare with only two deaths and a few cases. Public schools closed for the week and church services suspended. All amusements barred for children as officials monitor exposures and maintain control.
In Carroll Iowa creditors contest Mrs Culbertson widow of the First National Bank banker over resident status as administratrix. Judge Powers sustains Helmer as administrator, Judge Church affirms. An injunction was sought as Helmer bonds for 100000. Bank liabilities about 400000 with 30 percent dividends paid. Assets may yield 40 000 to 50 000 for the Culbertson family.
A six hour old infant left on a Rockwell doorstep was found by J. S. Wallace and his wife. The baby, wrapped in a blanket and a dress, showed signs of freezing but is receiving care. The Campbell family hosted a crowd as residents investigated the mysterious delivery. Ohio mine officials were fined $25 for a miner’s death. the note hints at costly safety failures.
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