The Hold Over Paper Read in Waterloo
The Hold Over Paper is read in Waterloo on Saturdays and digested on Sundays. The publication emphasizes Saturday readership and Sunday recap, reflecting its weekend circulation and audience habit.
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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1911
Page
2
The Hold Over Paper is read in Waterloo on Saturdays and digested on Sundays. The publication emphasizes Saturday readership and Sunday recap, reflecting its weekend circulation and audience habit.
The Iowa Senator seeks free admission for farm products only if imports for farmers also enter duty free. He favors amendments demanding free flour and meats, a stance condemned by many progressives who fear destroying the reciprocity pact. Supporters argue a combined approach could advance free manufactured goods from Canada.
A reader’s column rails at a political boss and lauds prairie chicken restocking as a two birds with one stone plan. It laments grasshopper pests in Pottawattamie and nearby counties and urges a closed season to let chicken numbers rebound. It also notes forest fire risks, Minnesota rail fare cuts, Cedar River park baths, and Waterloo property valuations rising over a million dollars.
A Dubuque Telegraph Herald item reports Ethel Barrymore confesses she erred in marrying Colt to calm or calm him. The Cobble dispatch notes a political row around Taft and Iowa delegates while Atlantic News outlines townships receiving auto tax funds after April first.
An essay argues beauty reflects health and efficiency, urging parents and schools to teach children that attractive appearance is a responsibility. It cites Dr Hutchinson on the link between looks, health, and success, advocating wholesome training, diet, and dress to foster self-respect and ambition.
The item notes state funds for roads, a 45 percent distribution, and mentions a Marshalltown report about a saloon closed and a beer-to-buttermilk money shift. It references commentary on Judge Deemer and a bar meeting with Governor Pennypacker, plus a quip about lawyers from Napoleonic times.
Hudson July reports show residents visiting relatives in Alberts Minnesota Waterloo Cedar Falls and Cedar Rapids. Local folks on vacation substituting at banks and harness shops plus a gyrate band visit and various shopping and social trips are listed with several residents traveling to see kin and attend events.
Foley Kidney Pills contain ingredients selected to correct and heal the kidneys, bladder, and urinary passages. The pills are described as antiseptic, antilithic, and a uric acid solvent, marketed by J. K. Joder & Son.
Des Moines July 14 reports jamison of Osceola as latest gubernatorial timber for republican nomination. Eli C Perkins of Delhi may enter lieutenant governor race while Ned Hoyt exits. Hoyt may run for state treasurer or contest Third district congress. W S Allen enters secretary of state race with statewide support. Also note diarrhea remedy ad follows.
Edd G Doerfler formerly of this city now based in Des Moines with Doerfler Wantley Company entering insurance and real estate. The Sovereign Fire Assurance Company of Canada names Doerfler Wentley as general agency to represent in Iowa. The new firm aims to establish Sovereign presence in the state with local agent Huntley assisting.
W B Barney state dairy commissioner observed in Waterloo as the Iowa State Dairy association executive committee set plans for the Water loo dairy show and cattle congress. He noted milk shortages due to drought, with Des Moines dealers unable to meet customer demand. By July end over 6500 milk licenses and Babcock tester operators will be issued, with exams required for testers and a new law aimed at saving sellers thousands of dollars.
A Lincoln Nebraska girl writes of chronic constipation and stomach trouble. After three days on Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets she could get up and improve, calling it a good medicine. For sale by all dealers.
Des Moines July 14 The state board of education elected Penny C McClanahan head of the Highland Park Normal Department as high school inspector to replace Forest Ensign who resigns to become registrar at Iowa University. Acting President Stanton was continued in office for a year while the board seeks a permanent president for the Ames Agricultural and Engineering College. no candidate is in view.
Coroner Hurd received three requests to hand over the mangled body of a youth killed by a Rock Island train in Solon. Mrs. John Meyer of Muscatine, W. H. Palmer of Kalona, and Dwindell of Des Moines each claim the youth may be their relative. Palmer’s son last spoke from Omaha. the victim wore Omaha made clothing and had an Omaha streetcar ticket dated July 4 in his pocket.
Meritol Snow White Liniment advertised as the greatest ointment, endorsed by the American Drug and Press Association. Promoted for rheumatism neuralgia sciatica swellings lumbago lame back strains and deep seated muscular pain. Available at Henderson Drug Co the Merital store.
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