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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1913
Page
2
A Iowa editorial clash erupts as Des Moines Capital mocks Ames College for not purchasing extra advertising. The dispute centers on a $418 corn prize payment to Ames students and a missed $5,150 advertising deal, contrasting editorial bitterness with Courier optimism.
George W Clarke stands as Iowa governor at a dawn of a broader, more vigorous era. He inherits post partisanship and a unified push for public works, worker compensation, reform, blue sky laws, and taxation changes, signaling a memorable administration. The piece contrasts Clarke's aims with prior factionalism and cites the need for value in public investment and policy.
The piece blurs politics with social issues as states rights advocates push for a western secretary of the interior, while garment industry woes and child labor fears loom. It questions Rockefeller testimony, governor success, and calls for ballot reforms and tax reallocations amid current debates.
Spirit of the Press notes contempt by three editors before the Iowa Supreme Court and reflects on public sentiment toward the new governor and legislature as they prepare for Des Moines duties. It also humorously critiques prize fighting and crops as observed in local commentary and market notes.
The piece notes Germany's cities differing on public utilities versus private control. It argues city governance yields efficient results and cites Germany as a model of strong municipal authority. It mentions a New York report by the state public service commission investigating related issues.
The essay argues that children as young as two or three can assist with tasks like setting the table. It links labor to happiness, noting many wealthy women and idle youths find purpose in work. Early guidance and loving teaching grow a child’s ability to help, reducing mischief and enriching life.
Jacob Hohl a long time Jesup resident and meat market owner died last Wednesday evening after a yearlong battle with paralysis. He began in Buffalo at 18 with a successful meat market and later moved to Jesup with his wife where he ran the local business nearly his life. His son Jay managed the firm during illness. He was known for business skill and broad historical knowledge.
John Jacob Hohl born in Germany in 1844 died at his Jesup home June 8 1913 aged 68 years 1 month and 19 days. He lived in Waterloo and was a lifelong Presbyterian and Mason. Survived by his widow three daughters Mrs G W Dickinson Mrs S J Hacker and Margaret Hohl and three sons Fred R Jay and Henry. Funeral held at home Sunday conducted by Rev H G Irvine and Rev J H Cochran with Masons in charge at the grave Cedar Creek cemetery.
In Harlan Iowa on January 17 Judge H K Evans dismissed the ouster suit against Mayor W L Baughn after arguments. Witnesses testified about alleged drunkenness but most denied intoxication. Mayor Baughn said he had taken a drink during a dispute but was not drunk.
Miss Minerva Rendinger of Upper Bern Pa describes years of nervous prostration and stomach trouble until taking Hood's Sarsaparilla. She reports immediate relief and a cure, claiming the medicine purifies and enriches the blood and strengthens nerves. The ad touts liquid and chocolate tablet forms, urging purchase.
A compact biographical sketch of Benjamin Franklin tracing his rise from Boston to Philadelphia, his early start as a editor at 15, Poor Richards Almanac success, role in declaring independence, alliance with France, and later achievements including the U S postal system and the Constitution. It notes his frugal lifestyle and enduring reputation.
Judge Evans said clashes with organizations and citizens did not drive the ouster suit. He called the mayor's testimony the most damaging and accused him of prejudice against Harlan residents. The judge condemned pamphlets signed by the mayor and criticized Baughn for drinking with his son, while affirming the mayor's honesty in enforcing the law.
The Pythian Sisters will entertain members and friends at a card party Wednesday evening in the Pythian hall on the temple's second floor. After play, the committee including Mrs. J. L. Shannon Mrs. W. E. Seballian Mr. and Mrs. Jeffery H. L. Green and George Humphreys will serve refreshments. The affair promises to be enjoyable.
A mother recounts a infant illness starting with small white pimples spreading to the head and body over two and a half years. She credits Cuticura Soap and Ointment with a complete cure after using thick ointment and a hood to prevent scratching.
Announcer promotes Merital File Remedy as fast relief for piles claiming positive permanent results. Endorsed by Henderson Drug Co and Red Cross Drug Co with strong recommendations to sufferers.
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