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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1912
Page
2
A fragmented 19th century newspaper page mixs a court notice with political commentary. It references P G Holden and Senator Kenyon, touches on primary elections, labor philosophy, and a garden metaphor. It notes Iowa voters signaling a desire to return Kenyon to the senate and mentions financial and ad rates details.
A heated editorial voice argues against frequent presidential changes and praises the move toward primaries. It critiques Taft era spending, questions party loyalty, and emphasizes citizen engagement in politics since the primary system's rise. The piece reflects wartime rhetoric and constitutional debate.
A collage of brief Iowa items and editorials dated June 3 from Mason City to Davenport. Topics include delayed election results for Hanugan, glass in city streets and protection for vehicle owners, growth in farm property owned by colored farmers, accusations of voting irregularities in Kenyon, calls for a shorter primary ballot, and a note on inauguration date changes for state officials.
The discussion notes constitutional limits on when Congress can begin without a future-date amendment. It suggests delaying inauguration to allow a cabinet official to serve briefly after term expiration, though this is deemed unlikely. The Marshaltown Times-Republican reviews Judge Archbald’s controversial appointment and a European trip by Archbald as district judge, tied to funds solicited by a clerk.
A collage of jokes and prose from various sources notes humorous quips about hotel life and advertising, a train station scene with a grandma and grandson, poems on love and aging, and a Milwaukee Sentinel plug for Chamberlains Tablets. The fragmentary text also includes a sales pitch line about shop ads and a brief note on elderly readers and digestion aids.
Des Moines Capital lauds Senator William Kenyon for a strong victory in the June primary and urges a Republican legislature in November. The paper pledges continued Iowa GOP support, notes the defeat of Lafayette Young, and expresses resolve to publish a loyal Republican voice across the state.
Ruth Cameron reflects on Kipling’s If and celebrates “gameness” as the serene, unfretted waiting for fate’s verdict. She praises a woman who lost 105 dollars yet revealed no distress to their traveling companion, choosing courage and composure over worry.
Advice on treating a child with whooping cough using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to loosen cough and expectoration. Claims it has been used successfully in many epidemics, is safe and sure, and offered for sale.
Fox Township May 29. William Shuller works for William Bunce near Shady Grove. Mike Schmitze shelled 1000 bushels of corn and delivered it to La Porte City Wednesday. Peter Rauter paints his house three coats. School Director Frank Benardy belts school house No 7. Rudolph Orth returns from visit to Oelwein.
The Holden candidacy united old rivals and farm interests to back his bid for governor. Ames backed Holden almost unanimously, signaling strong local support. Holden aims to continue promoting agriculture and a stronger Iowa, with his broader movement just beginning. Real estate transfers from Black Hawk County include transactions in Waterloo and Hudson, with various parcels and sums noted.
Jey and Roy Ashley acquire land in 21-87-11 for 1. Merrill and Elmer L. Mether transfer to A. D. Harrington Lot 2 Block 2 Morningside for 1. Elmer L. Mether to A. D. Harrington Lot 1 Block 1 Grand View Place for 1. Florence Lester et al transfer to Geo J Conner Lot 262 Pacific Addition Gedar Falls for 600. Hattie C. Elliott et al transfer to Frank W. Dann land in 8-89-14 for 1. The James Gardiner company handles real estate rentals and insurance. A sprained ankle heals in 3 to 4 days with Chamberlain Liniment per bottle directions. Card of thanks from the family of Mrs Meria Guy.
A local ad promotes Make-Man Tablets at 50 cents a box claiming to strengthen nerves and improve blood, with a free coupon offer and no obligation. Home delivery through Tong Stores, plus a free trial box by mailing the coupon to Make-Man Labs in Chicago.
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