Iowans for Penny Postage in Burlington Meeting
The Southeastern Iowa Lumbermen's association met in Burlington with about 200 attendees. They adopted resolutions urging a 1 cent postage rate and a postmaster general appointed from outside the publishing industry. Officers named include President I. E. Matthews, Vice President S. P. Stephenson, and Secretary Treasurer Fred Beach.
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Burlington
Southeastern Iowa Lumbermen’s Association
I. E. Matthews
Oskaloosa
S. P. Stephenson
Olds
Fred Beach
Muscatine
New Buildings Planned for Cedar Falls in 1900s
Cedar Falls Iowa February 1 Special The Hummel estate draws plans for a two story building to rise this year on the Metee Dry Chemical site. Metee and Sanitary Laundry to move to Main street Brown Son undertakers aim for a premier furniture store. International Harvester plans a large new office building on long owned land boosting Cedar Falls commerce.
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Cedar Falls
Hummel
Metee Dry Chemical Company
Metee
Sanitary Laundry Company
Main Street
Brown & Son
International Harvester Company
the Harvester Company
Farmers Meeting Promises Noted Speakers at Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls Iowa February 14 Prominent speakers will headline a two day farmers meeting February 21 and 22 at the Standard Gate company factory building arranged to accommodate about 7000 people. Lectures will cover alfalfa culture dairy cattle and home town improvements with experts from Iowa State College and Ames plus speakers from Chicago and Kansas. Also announced is the departure of Mr and Mrs George H Wagner for Baltimore March 1 with their daughter Miss Marie entering the Peabody Institute and the sale of their Cedar Falls home and auto.
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P. A. Walters
Debora Wiley
Grinnell
Walters
Prof. Walters
Hot Springs
Ark
Cedar Falls
Suecigl
Farmers’ University
Black Hawk Test Association
Standard Gate Company
H. H. Pew
Iowa State College
Chas, H. Stange
Ames
F. C. Coburn
Kansug
Iowa
H. G. van Pelt
H. H. Kildee
P. G. Holden
Chicago
Baltimore
George H. Wagner
Wagner
Franklin Street
Marie
Peabody Institute
Wagners
Glenny
Waterloo and
Judson Road
Waterloo
Hudson
Rale
Fercheron Society of America
Percheron Society of America
Franklin County Pioneer 15 Dead
James M. Falls aged 72, a Franklin county pioneer, died at his home in Jowa Falls Iowa early yesterday. He located between Hampton and the county seat in early days, sold farming interests years ago, and later moved to Hampton before settling in Jowa Falls.
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Jowa Falls
James M. Falls
Franklin County
Hampton
Double Platoon Bill Dies In Iowa House
Des Moines Feb 18 the house committee on municipal corporations indefinitely postponed a bill creating a double platoon fire department system. Opponents argued it would force city departments to expand. supporters cited Omaha as a success. Key figures included Mayors Mueller Davenport Smith Sioux City Thompson Waterloo and Edward Leeder of Omaha.
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Des Moines
House Committee On
Senate Committee On Municipal Corporations
Alfred Mueller
Davenport
A. A. Smith
Sioux City
Q Omahan
Edward Leeder
Omaha
Nebraska
Se- Nebraska
Tee
Mueller
Mena
Tha Inet
Iowa
Frank G. Pierce
Iowa League of Municipalities
Firewmren
Boettrer
Scott
Crop expert to address Black Hawk teachers
A. A. Burger the Cedar Falls crop expert will speak to Black Hawk county teachers next Saturday Feb 15 at 2 pm at the courthouse. He will show simple practical corn growing methods including seed care germination tests and grading seed with materials and readings.
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A. A. Burger
Cedar Falls
Black Hawk County
Burger
Roosevelt Again Scores Courts Over Idaho Decision
Colonel Roosevelt attacked Idaho Supreme Court in his Lincoln birthday address, calling its ruling a grave offense against justice and the American judiciary, worse than the Dred Scott decision. He tied the Idaho court to the Republican machine, urged recall of judges, and defended Lincoln’s legacy while condemning contemporaries who jailed critics.
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New York
Roosevelt
Supreme Court of Idaho
Dred Scott
Abraham Lincoln
Supreme Court of
Lincoln
Taney
Supreme Court of the Nation
Pierce
Buchanan
Idaho
United States
Supreme Court
Reactionary Court of
Republican Machine of
Supreme Court of the United States
Supreme Court of the State of
Blue Albatross Tea Gown Described in Detail
The tea gown shown is pale blue albatross with deep cuffs and a white shaw collar dotted with blue. A lingerie beading tun features a blue ribbon outline at the waist.
Progressive ideals vs constitutional limits in social reform
The text argues the people, not judges, should decide social and industrial justice statutes such as the bakers case workers compensation tenements safe machinery eight hour law and similar acts. It quotes Roosevelt on Lincoln’s letter and fusion, endorsing progressive grounds for alliance while rejecting other terms and noting support for capable, principled men who align with progressive beliefs.
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Bakeshop
Tenement House Cigar Factory
Lincoln
Roosevelt
Progressive Party
Misery Hates Company But Loves TIZ
Foot ailment remedy claim touts TIZ for all feet including bunions chilblains callouses and other conditions. Advertises a 25 cent box and a free trial package via Walter Luther Dodge & Co at 1223 Wabash Chicago.
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Nature
Walter Luther Dodge & Co
Wabash Ave
Chicago
Barnished Rooms To Rent Ad In Waterloo Evening Courier
An advertisement for furnished rooms to rent appears in the Waterloo Evening Courier. The notice markets the property as a better living option and urges advertisers to choose the paper for wide reach and strong classifieds.
Lincoln on progressive platform fusion in party politics
The remark argues against diluting the progressive standard by merging with other parties. It asserts Lincoln's view on platform principles and methods remains relevant today for resisting fusion with rival factions in the reform movement.
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Lincoln
First Smokeless Boiler In Waterloo City Building Contract
A contract for plumbing and heating in the Stewart-Simmons building on Jefferson Street was awarded to William A. Conwell for 34,600. Specifications include sanitary features such as a smokeless boiler, perpetual bubbling fountains for workers, and a shift from towels to germ-free health measures. The project aims to render the print shop highly sanitary upon completion. Delaware County attorneys discussed redistricting the judiciary and the potential need for a third judge, with opposition to two resident judges in Waterloo and a willingness to have one resident judge.
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Stewart-Simmons
Jefferson Street
William A. Conwell
Waterloo
United States
Delaware County
Courier Want Ad Promises Best Apartments for Money
A Courier want ad urges readers to advertise for rent needs in the Waterloo Evening Courier. It claims the paper offers superior results with more than double the paid circulation in its territory, encouraging ads to reach the best apartments for the money.
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Waterloo Evening Courier
Waterloo Rivening Courier
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