Jatzsion Evening Courier Presides Over Local Work
The Jatzsion Evening Courier notes appointments at the West Park office with HarryMax as President and Editor and Alfred B. Lukens as Manager. It details post office status, circulation notes, and advertising rates while highlighting overseas distribution points and a long discussion on national good roads funding and Iowa’s potential role.
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Jatzsion Evening Courier
Hakrtmay Company
West Park
HairyMax
W. Pareasor
Sec'y-Treas
Mgr
Tribuce
Alfred B. Lukens
Tribune
Allen
Evening Courier
Post Ofice
Waterloo
Jess
Europe
Levodon—Robin
Trafalgar Building
Northcumberland
Aveour
American Express
and & Haymarket
Dawes Steamslip
Green Street
Faris Boulevard Des Capucines
Corner Place
Ruebe
Berlin
den Linden
St. Petersburg
Notions on Good Government Leagues and Civic Duty
Go IT good citizenship leagues have mobilized across the country to spotlight political issues and deter corrupt movements. Waterloo's Just Government league is hailed as a hopeful, nonpartisan force. its aim is high-minded, efficient, and above personal ends. Milwaukee reports link seven self destruction cases to a spike in personal crisis news, while a theory claims the Mona Lisa theft was staged by the French government to distract from wartime demands. A state treasurer’s suicide, a Holy Rollers beating a boy, and tie-ins to Harry K Thaw and Rockefeller tax time extensions illustrate a era of political and social turmoil.
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Good Government
Waterloo
Just Government League
Ponderous Personages By George Fitch
George Fitch profiles William Jennings Bryan highlighting his rise in politics from youth to presidential candidate. The piece notes his oratorical feats, train platform campaigns, long-distance speaking, varied roles as lawyer soldier author editor and cabinet officer and lauds his State Department lectures.
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William Jennings Bryan
He Muins
Ilinois College
Nebraska
Mr. Bryan
Bryan
West
Iowa politics set for stormy year in Moody Mount Pleasant notes
Spirit of Tal Iowa Press surveys unsettled Iowa politics as 1912 GOP split echoes nationwide. Cedar Rapids Gazette notes Republican divisions after Chicago convention. Meredith hints at governor run. Wright praises caution on transatlantic flight. Huerta successor chatter in Dubuque Times Journal. Hungarian singer mocks American dress. satire on class and aristocracy.
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Iowa
Mount Pleasant
Cedar Rapids
Yowa
Chicago
Union
Huerta
Dubuque Times-Journal
Mexico
Charles Webb Murphy
Chicago National League Baseball Club
Murphy
Evers
Tinker
Chance
Dubuque Times Journal
America
Ideas Of A Plain Man By Dr Frank Crane Ranger And Love
The piece argues hunger and love are the two motive powers driving all human action. It notes crowds, workers, dandies, and poets are animated by these forces, shaping wars, ambitions, verse, and civilizations. Hunger and love are portrayed as eternal and dominant forces across history.
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Frank Crane
Schiller
Government agents denied access to railroad records debate
The Louisville and Nashville railroad refused government agents the right to inspect certain records, a denial sustained in the Senate over property rights. The passage notes that a poorer individual would likely face harsher treatment, implying a double standard in enforcement and a future funeral reference.
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Sioux City
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Louisville
United States Senate
Kentucky
Amusing Fragments From newspapers and novels
A collage of snippets and quips from unfamiliar papers and authors. It mentions a fair golfer, a mother advising a daughter, a proposed name anathema, February’s return, a rent bill, sculptor Franklin Simmons, a girl’s delight in playing with boys, and humorous quips from Punch and Sydney Bulletin.
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Franklin Simmons
Rome
Ghe
Iowa voters split as Progressives fail to gain in Second Iowa
The Washington Post review says the Progressive movement in Iowa largely helps Democrats by splitting the Republican vote. It notes Progressives rally nationally but show little local gain, with Iowa remaining progressively Republican and unlikely to become Bull Moose. The piece questions voting for Vollmer over progressive candidates in Iowa.
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Washington
Iowa
Secretary of Agriculture
Marshalltown
Post
New York
Ilke Vollmer
Beet Sugar Industry Trust Targets Beet Growers in Iowa and Colorado
The Washington dispatch reports Congressman Keating of Colorado urging a Commerce Department probe into the beet sugar industry. He asserts over capitalization and antiquated plants raise costs, threatening beet producers' profits. In Iowa, the American Sugar Refining trust allegedly moved old machinery to a Waverly plant to influence tariff fights, drawing Republican reactions and concern over a broader campaign to pressure beet growers.
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Anamosa Journal
BE. R. Moore
United States
Iowa
Washington
Keating
Colorado
Commerce Redfield
Sugar Trust
Department of Commerce
Waverly
American Sugar Refining Company
Trust
Sugar Tariff Reductions Prompt Economic Inroads
Fragmentary OCR note references inroads on swelling pate by sugar tariff reductions. No clear entities or dates. context suggests a discussion of economic impact though specifics are unreadable.
Iowa Dairy Train Brings Demos To Iowa Towns
The Iowa State Dairy association’s special dairy train on the C B and Q reached Centerville after visiting Brighton Winfield Mt Sterling Farmington Donnellson Milton Moulton Humeston. Lectures and farm visits drew over eighteen hundred farmers and wives, with live demonstrations and cow judging contests, expanding dairy knowledge and encouraging entries for ongoing contests.
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Centerville
Iowa State Dairy Association
Brighton
Winfield
Mt. Sterling
Farmington
Donnellson
Milton
Moulton
Humeston
New Art Books for the Library
Hal dane McFall's History of Painting eight volume set adds colored plates and country focused volumes. Each volume lists paintings and artists with a final index, covering Renaissance to modern times. Copies are in the east library collection for loan by study clubs on limited use. The French Genius volume will interest the fine arts department. Passengers trains on British rails traveled 270.3 million miles in 1911, compared with 286.9 million in 1910.
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Haldane McFall
Italy
Library East
Fine Arts
Mi-o-na Stomach Tablets Ad Boosts Digestion Relief
An old advertisement touts Mi-o-na Stomach Tablets as a fast relief remedy for poor digestion. It promises appetite improvement, reduced stomach upset, and strengthened digestive organs with regular use, claiming quick recovery and general well being with a money back guarantee from Wangler Bros. Co.
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Wangler Bros. Co
Women from 45 to 55 testify to Pinkham’s remedy
Westbrook Maine Mrs Lawrence Martin says Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound eased back and side pains during the Change of Life and she will recommend it. In Manston Wisconsin Mrs M J Brownell reports relief from back pains night sweats and hot flashes after a single bottle and continued use for six months. She credits lasting good health to the remedy and notes confidential letters are answered by a woman at Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co.
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Westbrook
E. Pinkham
Mre
Lawrence Martin
King St
Maine
Manston
Wis
Lydia B. Pinkham
M. J. Brownell
Lydia EB
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