Wilson rejects Hamiltonism in new Wilson essay
The February World’s Work prints the second part of President-elect Wilson’s The New Freedom. He repudiates Hamiltonian principles, argues the rulers are capitalists and manufacturers, and says the people have little voice in government while warning against demagogy. Extracts discuss two theories of governance, praising popular rule and opposing the view that a few should guide prosperity. The piece cites critics and lists a long set of names and places connected to the family notices.
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New York
Wilson
Alexander Hamilton
United States
America
Hamilton
Lincoln
Vintoin
Local notes and visits from Waterloo to Waterloo area
Folk travel and social calls include Fredera a Fred visiting Rev Evans. Anna Dreier stays in Waverly. Ida Mooney visits Dresten. a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Artie French. Morris Christensen to Des Moines for appendix surgery. Rev Kirwin accompanies him. several trips to see relatives. revival meetings to begin next week. Milton Rice dies of pneumonia west of town. funeral at M E church with out of town attendees, Frank Rice family among mourners.
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Fred
Waterloo
Rev. Evans
Anna Dreier
Waverly
Ida Mooney
Dresten
Plainfield Notes and Local Visits Round Up Jan
Plainfield residents record social calls and health news from January including visits to Mrs J A Roach in Gorm, the McCaffree family, and Me Holmes and Chris Larson seeking Mercy hospital care in Waverly. Banquets at Baptist church, a cancer patient Mr Henry Cooper, and a funeral in Frederika are noted alongside telegraph switchboard update and school substitutions.
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Plainfield
Frank Smith
Mtchel Hawking
Js. A. Roach
Gorn
Walter McCaffree
Frank Holmes
Chris Larson
Waverly
Mercy Hospital
Hey
Ll. Edouards
Baptist Church
Chas. Oberdiear
Rochester
Minn
Oberdiear
Lirs. Mayo
The
P. Marion Sims
Henry Cooper
Osage
A. L. Wanamaker
Etfe Kelley
Frederika
Milton Rice
Rice
Mr. Wanamaker
Thimble Bee Society of the Baptist Church
Mesdames Edwards
A. Sutcliffe
Jake Smith
Charlotte Foster
Dazie
la Grande Holmes
Garwin
Clio
Werner Holmes
Waverly Hospital
Mr. Preston
Grinnell
Alfred Westervelt
Waterloo
Geo, Ogbin
Nashua
Gene
Frank Christman
Nis
John Juhl
Geo. Meyers
Ernest Lehman
Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy article
An advertisement extols Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy as a ready to use product to restore natural hair color and lustre. It claims the formula stops dandruff and falling hair, darkens gray strands naturally, and offers simple application with a sponge or brush. Available at WW W Taggart.
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Wyeth
WW. W
First Annual Chamber of Commerce Meet in Washington
Washington on January 24 marks the first annual meeting of the chamber of commerce of the United States. About 1,000 delegates from 276 affiliated organizations, totaling roughly 164 208 members, gathered to discuss a program uniting business interests and influencing federal legislation. Eliot H. Goodwin heads the permanent headquarters as general secretary, with the chamber envisioned to amplify private enterprise nationwide.
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Washington
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Nagel
Department of Commerce and Labor
Taft
Chamber of Commerce of
Chambers of Commerce
Boards of Trade
Manufacturers’ Associations
Congress
Chamber
Eliot H. Goodwin
Charles W. Eliot
Harvard University
Tilmots coal for the heater or furnace advertisement
Blim and Company advertise five dollar coal for heaters or furnaces. Phone 1716. Local notice style ad promotes affordable fuel with emphasis on value and contact number.
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Blim, & Co
Raymond News Roundup of Local Life Events
Raymond notes include Henry Miller returning from Minnesota, birth of a girl to Mr and Mrs Geo Brown, visits by Mrs Norris of Waterloo, Mrs C A Mills of Waterloo visiting daughter Lynn Smith, and the marriage of postmaster Math Berend to Sula Traidt officiated by Rev H Rottler. Also reports on Catholic Ladies Aid meetings, family moves, visits, and a sick teacher at Poyner school.
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H.rottler
Catholic Church
Martin Neuses
Josephine Traidt
Catholic Ladies’ Aid Society
Ed Carroll
Joseph
Ed. Carroll
Carroll
Ladies’ Aid Society of
Dewar
Raymond
Gilbert Shanks
Mis. Della Miss
Independence
Lynn Smith
Ward
G. C. Smith
C. A. Mills
Waterlooo
Ban Waterfield
Waterloo
Miss Barch
Poyner
Wm. Weyden
Dan Lindner
Chicago
Visitors Bring Pleasant News From Last Week
Weeks returned home on Tuesday evening after an enjoyable visit. Mrs Laura Lown of Waterloo visited Mrs G W Arthur last Thursday. Mrs Elizabeth Fairchilds, who has spent a month with her sister Mrs Ed Marble, has gone to Nebraska for the rest of winter. For sale by all dealers, Cham berlain s Cough Remedy is a reliable medicine for coughs and colds.
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Laura Lown
Waterloo
G. W. Arthur
Elizabeth Fairchilds
Ed Marble
Nebraska
Cedar Rapids & Marion railway plans major track upgrade
Cedar Rapids and Marion City Railway proposes to spend at least 200000 dollars on extensive street railway improvements in Cedar Rapids. The plan includes adding about six and a half miles of new track, reconstructions on existing lines, heavier rails, two new lines, and at least ten modern cars. The ordinance was filed with the city council for review and awaits further propositions.
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Cedar Rapids
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Irving Palmer
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New Hampton
Harry Parker
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Gerard Kerrsyn
Williamstown
Bradfield Regulator CO
Atlanta
Nair Turing Gray
Chamber OF Commerce
Rapids Lines
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Smart Shop
East Fourth Street
H. A. Touhey, Prop
W. T. Naldrett
Mgr
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Leavitt & Johnson National Bank
Iowa
Wearywell Shoes
Wear-U-Well Shoe CO
Roth & Routh
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