Political clash over Taft and Roosevelt bids in a Sharp editorial
The Courier argues against both Taft and Roosevelt clashing over presidential power, preferring a stable system over a Roosevelt or Taft driven upheaval. It critiques the money trust, GOP infighting, and fears democrat capture of the electoral process, urging compromise and focus on reform.
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Courier
Taft
Roosevelt
United States
Alexander Ao Charlewagne
Farea
The Hold Over Paper reads Waterloo after dark
The Hold Over Paper is billed as the paper Waterloo reads on Saturdays and digests thoroughly on Sundays, promising a weekend wrap with local flavors and notable items from the city.
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All Waterloo
Sane Fourth movement gains ground for safer Fourth of July
An editorial argues for a sane Fourth of July in contrast to fireworks excess. It cites New York and Chicago as examples, notes reduced deaths and injuries in cities observing civil celebrations, and urges ordinances to curb dangerous displays while preserving patriotism and Independence Day meaning.
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Ifte
Pete Lon
New York
Chicago
Flinn Glasscock Plan Sparks Party Crisis
A scrambled excerpt laments a political scheme by Wra. Flinn and Governor Glasscock to control electoral outcomes by swaying electors toward Tin Veil. The piece condemns the effort as despicable, claiming it undermines party conventions, harms our system for choosing officers, and showcases poor sportsmanship in defeat.
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Flinn Ofburg
Glasseck
Virginia
Taft
Roosevelt
Flinn-Glasscock
Iowa Political Phrases and Slogans From The Era
A compilation of local editorial snippets and political slogans from Iowa papers praising candidates and urging enthusiasm. It notes Towan in nomination talk, Morse’s unlikely revival, and Cummins momentum, with calls for unity and vigorous campaign messaging across towns and industries.
Please Kill That Fly Campaign A Call to Clean Our Town
Household readers are urged to confront a health threat from flies. The text warns flies spread disease, breed in manure, contaminate food, and multiply rapidly. It appeals for weekly cleaning and manure screening to prevent fly breeding and protect public health.
Rules for Dealing With the Fly Nuisance
Public health guidance urges thorough fly control to protect the ill. It advises disposing of refuse, covering garbage, screening vents, and maintaining clean streets, sewers, and manure pits. It also recommends kerosene drains, pyrethrum or formaldehyde treatments, and contacting the Board of Health for neighborhood nuisances.
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Board OF Health
A Patchwork Chat From The Times And Echoes
A collage of quips and snippets from newspapers and conversations, ranging from palotistry and future husbands to gloomy moods and civic notices. It oddly threads together humorous lines, stray phrases about Columbus, and a teaser for Crystal theaters, capturing a fragmented late era vibe.
Courtesy in Comment and a New Spirit of Praise
The piece celebrates breaking old social rules against commenting on others possessions and meals, sharing anecdotes of friendly praise and social warmth. It praises genuine, well‑meant compliments while warning against insincerity, excess, or abrupt delivery. Ruth Cameron attests to kinder behavior, and a reader testimonial for Foley Kidney Pills concludes the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tregard
Hananan
Ruth Cameron
Mrs Artilea Judd Chiropractop New Method Ad
Relieves acute and chronic diseases with a modern chiropractic approach. Spinal adjustments are presented as simple, effective, and painless. Free examinations offered. Office hours listed as 0 to 12 and 7 to 9. Contact Wellington St with a phone number.
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Artilea Judd
Wellington St
From the Old Pasture Republicans Split Over Young
Cedar Rapids Republican notes a factional split as supporters of Young feel unsettled and question his decision to leave his 40,000 voters without his counsel. The piece hints at discomfort among those who backed Young and wonders about his leadership.
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Cedar Rapids
Young
Young and Ismay compared to past leadership in political critique
The piece argues Mr. Young failed to act as a responsible leader, unlike a captain going down with his ship. It contrasts Ismay’s flight with noble duty and urges editors to stay true to their convictions. It notes voters preferred Kanyon's fresh outlook over Young's old guard traditions. Fancy dairy butter at Draper's, "Phone 905.
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Mr. Young
Captain Smith
J. Bruce Ismay
Young
Kenyon
Hickory Ridge
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