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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1911
Page
2
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Senator Cummins and the Iowa delegation seek progressive endorsement for their votes against the Canadian reciprocity pact. The Iowa bloc hopes to secure the state convention’s sanction, arguing the pact will prove harmless and beneficial to farmers and trade if it takes effect before next spring. The piece frames the debate as a test of sincerity and willingness to remove duties from own products.
An advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure and promises a $100 reward for any persistent case. It asserts internal action that strengthens the body and claims a list of testimonials from Toledo and Zene Y Co. Includes a brief note on family pills and a treatment routine.
A review contrasts past Iowa resistance to reciprocal trade with renewed doubts about the pact. It notes proposed endorsements by the Iowa delegation, comments on nationwide welfare, and public reaction amid political maneuvering. The piece also memorializes Minneapolis officer Joseph Olinger and critiques local governance and railroads, ending with a broad question about changing times.
Political commentary cites Underwood and Clarke as possible Democratic leaders amid calls to reform corporate influence and railroads. Opinion pieces from Des Moines and Odebolt praise Clarke’s past efforts while questioning Wickersham’s appeal and forecasting unsettled party sentiments.
The letters critique Wickersham and his ties to the Bal linger affair. They discuss Dr. Wiley and patent privilege abuse. Editorials warn against reciprocity with Canada undermining farmers and mill owners, urging independence and fair domestic pricing.
The author rejects constant indecency accusations yet criticizes women’s tight gowns and silhouette emphasis in public life. He cites a Japanese observer and Parisian fashion shifts to argue that American dress trends draw gaze and imply character. He ends by noting his persistent challenge to prior arguments.
State's Attorney Wayman nolle pressed the cases against Simon O'Donnell James Garvin and Thomas Kearney Chicago labor leaders accused in Vincent Altman's March 22 murder The withdrawal followed prosecution witness Pardee admitting prior crimes and asylum time Pardee testified he was promised money and a car to kill Altman Enright remains under indictment held without bail
Senator Kenyon urged reducing wool duties and questioned reciprocity, arguing tariff reform should aid farmers and workers alike. He praised Dolliver, urged equitable protection for both farmer and manufacturer, and favored a swift tariff reduction on woolen goods.
The American Asphalt and Rubber Co plans to lay a new pavement in Dubuque for 60 to 5 cents per square yard. The mix uses a six inch crushed stone base bound with Pioneer asphalt and a crushed stone surfacing. Costs include asphalt, fuel, labor, screening gravel, and base materials.
Residents report the water is at its lowest in memory with ponds and bayous along the river dry, destroying favorite fishing spots. The notice ends with a short classified line promoting selling and a Courier wanted to save time and money.
The Cedar river at Vinton Louisiana is at its lowest level in many years making travel by small boats or motor boats nearly impossible. Local residents report difficulty moving along the river in both directions as the water recedes rapidly.
Des Moines weather official Dr. George M. Chappel cites scant rain in the city while Burlington leads with .67 inch and Keokuk with .25 inch over a 48 hour period. Davenport and Sibley show light totals as the region records scattered showers and a cool outlook ahead.
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