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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1929

Page

2

Al Smith Urges Democratic Drive to erase deficit

Former Gov Alfred E Smith speaking as a private citizen urged the Democratic party to wipe out its 1928 deficit of about 1.5 million dollars and form a permanent, fighting organization. He called for contributions and a party that operates continuously for the rights of all people and the vindication of Democratic principles. He hinted at a southern trip and his freedom from office after 25 years, with no clear plans announced.

New York Alfred E. Smith Democratic Party Aud Constanty Smith

Smith outlines campaign leadership and book fund plan

Sevens by sevens signal he will lead the new party. Smith's ideas echo Roosevelt, but without bitterness. He proposes the Democratic national committee sell or solicit $2 or more campaign books to cover deficits and keep offices, research, and information flowing. ENLISTS IN ARMY Leland Hunter enlisted at the U. S. Army recruiting station for service in the Fourteenth Cavalry in Des Moines.

Smith Franklin Roosevelt New York Roosevelt Democratic National Committee wWe ARMY Leland Hunter Galva U. S Fourteenth Cavalry Des Moines

Pioneer James F. Porter Dies in Cedar Falls Home

James F. Porter died at his Cedar Falls home on Tremont Street from apoplexy after years of frail health. He came to Iowa from Ohio with his family in 1866 to settle a south Cedar Falls homestead. Surviving are his widow Sarah McGaffin Porter, three sons Roy Frank and Robert, five grandchildren and two granddaughters. A son James and a daughter Olive predeceased him. He was born May 24.

Courier Special Service Cedar Falls James F. Porter Iowa Ohio Tremont Street Porter Sarah McGaffin Black Hawk County Waterloo James Olive Roy Frank Robert Mr. Porter

Summerville Bank Offering Service at First M. E. Church

In Summerville Monroe County a bank offering will be held at the First M E church on Sunday morning. The event notes the late last of ten siblings family history with Mrs Frank Cotton as sole surviving sister. Miss Jeanette Oldfather, a Korea furlough mission worker, will address attendees and devotionals were led by Mrs Harry Downs. A theft report links a Dodge sedan stolen near Hotel President between 9 and 11:40 p m with local authorities investigating.

Summerville Monroe County Frank *Cotton First M. E. Church Friends of Africa Harry Downs Jeanette Oldfather Korea

Greene Missionary Society Plans Sunday Service

Greene Ta Jan 17 The Foreign Missionary Society met in the M E church parlors Wednesday morning Mrs J M Wilson president re-

Courier Greene, Ta The Foreign Missionary Society M. EB J. M. Wilson

Cold Can't Cause Them to Disappoint Singers

A brief ad style note claims a compound helps performers avoid or beat colds quickly. It touts singers staying on stage despite chill and promises fast relief in hours, urging readers to try the product advertised.

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Three Autos Stolen Here Last Night Reported

Police say three cars were stolen last night with one from S. O. Aungst at 301 Leland Street. The report notes a new sedan taken from the residence, details to be released by the department.

S. O. Aungst Leland Street

Pape's Cold Compound Promises Quick Relief

An advertisement touts Pape's Cold Compound as a pleasant tasting tablet that rapidly breaks up a cold. It claims drugstores sell it for thirty five cents and even lungs-settling colds respond with a slightly longer treatment. The copy denigrates "doping" and urges readers to remember the product name.

Pape Isement

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