Dry and Wet Business Figures Clash in Waterloo
A Waterloo dispute cites remarks by a Sioux City preacher and accuses progressives of backsliding on temperance. The letter claims bootlegging persists, urges saloons to act, and praises Prohibitory law. cites 1910 Atchison data on saloon closures, crime drops, and economic gains.
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Sioux City
Short
Waterloo
Iowa
Ohio
Business Men’s Committee
Northfield
Waterloo Saloons and Bootleggers Stir Debate in 1910
A Kansas–Iowa clash over wet and dry politics cites Massachusetts arrest figures and Waterloo Iowa permits. Prohibitionists allege bootlegging near saloons, while Wichita peers tout enforcement and growth under prohibition. The letter from R Stubbs in Topeka argues wet Progressive claims and warns of retaliatory disclosures.
Massachusetts Dependent Poor Records Compare Costs
The state records show 80 percent more money spent on maintaining the poor in licensed cities than in unlicensed ones. One year’s cost per 1,000 population: saloon cities 675.00 dollars. non-salo on cities 378.00 dollars. Read from a business standpoint, not the suffering involved.
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Pauperiam
Massachusetts
Lcense
Golden Wedding Reception in Waterloo for plac e50th anniversary
A lavish Golden Wedding reception honored Mr and Mrs T W Place on High Street Waterloo marking their fifty years together. About 300 friends attended, indoor reception followed by lawn mingling with Myer’s Orchestra, Yellow and white decor, gifts in gold and silver, telegrams poured in from relatives and Il linois Central officials. Several other couples celebrated golden anniversaries, including Mrs Thompson in her wedding dress from fifty-two years ago. The event included children and relatives, a frappe service, and a display of presents.
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Waterloo
T. W. Place
High Street
Myers
Yousic
Ilinoise Central
Place
Plate
Henry D. Lamb
Andrew Thompson
Minnesota Republicans uneasy over insurgent mood in state
Washington reports Minnesota Republicans show concern over public opinion trends as insurgents pressure Senate seat holder Clapp and Governor Eberhart fights loom. Regulars Towney Nye and Stevens push campaign. insurgents see strain toward Democratic alignment amid widespread discontent. Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets are sold by all druggists.
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Minnesota
Washington
Clapp
Eberhart
Towney
Nye
Stevens
Senate
Congress
House
Alexander Glenny Honored by All
Alexander Glenny died at his home near Hudson at 92 years, nine months, and fourteen days. Born October 10, 1817 in Sligo Ireland, he moved to Canada, endured a fire loss, lived in Rockford Illinois, then settled in Black Hawk township Iowa. Survived by his wife and seven children, funeral was held at his home with burial in Elmwood Cemetery, Waterloo.
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Courier
Iowa
Ohio
Waterloo
Etherington
Ricketts
Bob
Minnesota
Towa
Alexander Glenny
Hudson
Sligo
Ireland
Canada
Ottawa
Eben Erwin
Rockford
Ill
Black Hawk County
Glenny
Eagle Township
Black Hawk Township
Episcopal Church
United Brethren Church
Henry Glenny
Iil
Anna Chamption
T. F. Glenny
C. W. Virden
A. E. Glenny
Burton
Wilson
Blackwell
Okla
Balliett
M. R. Balett
Pleasant Hi
Elmwood Cemetery
Realty Agents Have a Picnic at Cedar Heights
Officers and selling agents of the Galloway-Gibson Investment company joined a combined picnic and business meeting at Cedar Heights. About thirty traveled by autos to view recent improvements including rustic bridges and miles of graveled roadways. Executives held a session planning immediate new improvements and a general meeting followed with discussions and decisions.
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Galloway-Gibson Investment Company
Cedar Heights
Auction to sell two cars of hard coal to cover railroad charges
Public sale planned for August 22 at 10 p m at the I C freight office to satisfy freight charges of 875 13 and car service 192 on two coal cars shipped in March by Taylor Coal Co Chicago to a local dealer. Sale to highest bidder for cash if charges not paid beforehand.
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I. C
Taylor Coal Co
Chicago
Red Nose Cleared by Poslam Skin Remedy
Patients from Wilkes-Barre and Columbus report rapid improvements with Poslam for red nose and eczema. The ad asserts Poslam heals skin imperfections including pimples and rashes, offering 50 cent and 2 dollar sizes and free samples by mail from New York City.
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Charles F. Shutter
Wilkes-Barre
Carl D. Steinhoff
Columbus
Ohio
Wangler Bros
West 25Th Street
New York City
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Stubbs
Topeka
Kansas
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Kas
R. Stubbs
Topeka, Kansas
Wichita
United States
Masonic Temple
D. Myers
Walter G. Cox
Dubuqui
Annie F. Cox
George
Marjorie Parrott
Winnifred Cox
Flossia la Tier
Clara Maynard
Marion Henderson
Gladys Shores
Helen Place
Jeannette Smith
Marshalltown
Luin Cox
M. A. Whitney
Alden
A. J. Cox
Ben Fox
Dodge
Ethel Cox
Dubuque
George Crownover
Oelwein
Sullivan Day
Jula Day
John C. Kuhns
Illinois Central
Gilleas
Los Angeles
Cal
F. A. Perry
Denver
Colo
L. B. Hamilton
Melrose J
Goderich
Ontario
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Franklin Street
Madge Seeley
Window
Minn
Blanche
June Seeley
Westbrook
Lesiie Thomas
Jamestown
N. 10
Mrs. Pratt
Holley, Coto
C. Cadwallader
Muskoka
Grand Trunk Railway System
H. G Elliott
A. G. Pba
Merchants Loan & Trust Building
Chamberlain
Arug-Ainta
Henry Frank
City
Atlantic City
New York
Alexander Gluenny