Europe Travel Courier Ad Fragment
In Europe the Waterton Courier lists offices in London Trafalgar building Northumberland Avenue and other addresses including American Express and Dawe's Steamship Agency. It notes foreign postage and vacation mailing while away from the city with subscription rates in advance.
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Courier A Werksn
Europe
Waterton Courier
London
Trafalgar Building
Northcumberland Avenue
American Exarera Ofice
Sand & Baymarket
Dawe's Steamship Agency
Boulevard Des Captaines
Comer
American Express Office
Petersborg
Demand for Elimination of Court Technicalities Grows
A public demand rises for rulings based on meritorious grounds rather than technicalities. A committee of leading Iowa lawyers urges abolishing misdirection and evidentiary errors as grounds to reverse verdicts, citing overreliance on procedure.
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State Bar Association
H. E. Deemer
M. A. Roberts
J. J. Clark
W. P. Briggs
A.N. Hobgan
H. van Law
Iowa
Des Moines Register and Leader
England
Crippen
Canada
Letter prompts resort owners to curb typhoid risks
The fly fighting committee of the American Civb association urges resort visitors to question hotel health standards. A model letter asks about water sources, sewage and garbage disposal, and protections against flies and mosquitoes. It argues that healthier resorts boost proprietor revenue.
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American Civb Association
Income Tax Amendment Faces Delayed Ratification Yet Optimism Reigns
Senator Brown predicts the income tax amendment will reach three fourths approval as New York's action signals eventual ratification. He cites states likely to accept—New Hampshire New Jersey Pennsylvania Delaware Nevada Utah Wyoming—while noting Connecticut and Vermont have rejected it and others have yet to act. He expects ratification before next year.
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Brown
New York
Connecticut
Vermont
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
New Jersey
Delaware
Florida
Minnesota
Utah
Wyoming
Nevada
New Hampshire
Interurban Rail Expansion Aimed Toward Oskaloosa From Waterloo
The piece argues for building a line to Oskaloosa, promising land value gains and boosted business for Waterloo and intervening towns. It notes a $30,000 agricultural experiment bill, critiques media bias, and reports on wheat market strength and railroad taxation, concluding with a quip about life behind bars.
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Oskaloosa
Waterloo
Summer Resort Dangers and Typhoid Spread
The article warns that summer resorts act as infection centers with typhoid. Health officials strive to curb outbreaks as resorters return home carrying contaminated water untreated vegetables or flies and other vectors.
Bailey Disowned by Fort Madison Democrat Paper
In the Fort Madison Democrat, Bailey is described as a Democrat in name only and as a potential Republican if he resided in a northern state. The note calls Kenyon a hot wave and remarks on his political nature as summarized by the Spirit of the Iowa press.
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Bailey
Fort Madison
Council Bluffs
Ken Yon
Temperance Gaining in Dubuque Telegraph-Herald
A compilation notes temperance gains in recent years while temperance is contrasted with prohibition. It cites rising moderation in national behavior and uses the Dubuque paper to frame shifts in public sentiment.
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Dubuque
Senator La Follette Attacks Taft Presidency in Speech
Chicago Record Herald reports Sen Robert La Follette delivering a vehement assault on President Taft. The piece frames the speech as a potential indirect declaration of La Follette's presidential bid and reviews critiques of Taft’s reciprocity policy, trusts, and diplomacy.
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Senator LA Follette
Chicago Record-Herald
la Follette
Taft
Canada
Dominion
Roosevelt
Winona
Mexico
Taft gains broad support as progressives praise steady leadership
A historical assessment lauds Taft for steady diplomacy and supreme court marks, noting changed public opinion and broad admiration beyond Republicans. It counters Wisconsin Senator La Follette as out of touch, urging business leaders and professionals to recognize Taft as a capable, sincere public servant facing modern political currents.
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Taft
Supreme Court
Republican Party
la. Follette
A Grievance Lover Narrates Private Mood in The Evening Chit Chat
The piece presents a humorous inner monologue of a grievance loving narrator, detailing how she engages with family and guests as she simmers with hurt over perceived neglect. She plans mood shifts, contemplates staying silent or speaking monosyllabically, and notes how visitors force a more composed front.
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Dora Melegari
Bennett Guasse
Juicy In House Snub Cools Family Tension
A Lincoln girl recalls telling relatives she was not invited as the Randalls arrive. She claims the moment was a sharp rebuke and the family scene turns tense, with her pride in owning the moment. Also a testimonial for Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets notes quick relief from chronic issues. For sale by all dealers.
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Lincoln, Neb
Chamberlain
Lincoln
Buch
Nebraskans rebuke Bryan at Douglan county convention
The Douglas county Democratic convention electing delegates to Fremont July 25 adopted resolutions condemning William J. Bryan for turning against the party after repeatedly winning its support. Bryan supporters protested the measure as the session extended late into the night. A second notice promotes Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for diarrhoea prevention during busy seasons.
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Omaha
Neb
Ydouglan County
Fremont
William J. Bryan
Democratic Party of
Nebraska
Bryan
Montague receives more than 200 marriage proposals
Charlea Montague heir to Joel T. Montague's estate says he has received over two hundred marriage proposals from young women offering reputations and character but no money. He notes forty years bachelorhood and contemplates potential change if he must marry to inherit a quarter of a million dollars by age fifty.
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Mattoon
Charlea Montague
Joel T. Montague
Mr. Montague
Retired Rev E J Schultz Preaches In Waterloo Church
Rev E J Schultz long time Evangelical Association minister now retired spends years near his son H C Schultz as he preaches at Emanuel Evangelical Association Church. His sermon on The Sympathizing Christ praised Christ's compassion and sacrifice. Pastor Bauernfeind urged bringing in workers to influence others and follow the Master in seeking the lost. Sermons through four Sundays prep for fall campaign.
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E. J. Schultz
Evangelical Association
Waterloo
H. C. Schultz
Emanual Evangelical Association
Mr. Schultz
Christ
Mr. Bauernfeind
Liquor Sales on Increase in Fiscal Year 1911
New York reports from a government table show beer and whisky production and sales rising in the fiscal year ending June 30, 1911, with June estimates pending. Fermented liquors beer sales for 11 months through May 1911 total 56,308,458 barrels, up 6.21 percent from 53,014,413 barrels in May 1910. Distilled spirits receipts for 11 months ending May 30, 1911 amount to 138,742,991.72 dollars, up 7,423,880.25 dollars or 5.66 percent from 131,309,111.47 dollars the prior year.
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New York
U. S. Commissioner of Revenue
Interstate Commerce Commission
Prohibition
Change in Woman's Life in Graniteville WI
Mrs. Cuns Bacay of Graniteville after nervousness and other symptoms found Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound restores health and strength. The letter touts the tonic as a proven cure for women's illnesses including during the change of life and invites others to write for free advice from Mia Pinkham of Lynn Massachusetts.
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Graniteville
Lydia E. Pinkham
Bacay
R.F.D
Lydia B. Pinkham
Mia. Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
Waterloo man among 34 at UI midsummer commencement
Robert W. Daniels of Waterloo is among thirty four candidates to graduate at the University of Iowa midsummer commencement in Iowa City. He earned the bachelor of engineering degree from the College of Applied Science.
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Robert W. Daniels
Waterloo
University of Iowa
Iowa City
College of Applied Science
Meritol Eczema Remedy Offered By Henderson Drug Co
An article asserts eczema is a skin disease, not blood related, and promotes Meritol Eczema Remedy. The American Drug and Press Association developed the prescription after tests. Henderson Drug Co. is commissioned to sell the remedy in Waterloo.
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American Drug and Press Association
Henderson Drug Co
Waterloo
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W.W. H. Hartman Company
West Park
Ada C. Hartman
Tribune
Alfred B. Lukens
Chicago
A.W. Allen
Daily Courier
Carteres
City
Mandan
Monthe
Watetiec
Courien
Associated Freeland Lowe Evening Press Association
Black Hawk County
Woods
Secretary of Agriculture
Aaa
Spirit OF the Iowa Press
Boone Republican
St. Webster City
Freeman-Tribune
The
United States
Marshalltown
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Bill Nye
Lafe
Primghar Bell
Chernkes
Lafe Young
Young
Davenport
Bradfield
Aslanta
Randalls
Zev C
Hetr
Chas. H. Fletcher
Pne
Wayne F. Shiek
Vincent L. Barta
Ever
Automobile Repairing
Fifth Street
Waterloo, Iowa
F.H. Latier
Lafayette Street
Fourth Street
Evening Courier
Lafayette Building
4Th St. B
Robert G. Dakin
East Fourth Street
R. D. Tiffany
Consolidated Service
Black Hawk Bank
E. A. Hunt
F. C. Liffering
Bodwell
Syndicate Building
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