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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1912

Page

2

Waterloo Evening Courier Company Details and Offices

The Waterloo Evening Courier announces its weekly schedule as Jri Weekly published Monday Wednesday and Friday with editor Jon C Hartman and general manager. It lists New York Chicago offices and American traveler distribution points including Traflate Building and Place de la Concorde.

Aterloo Evening Courier Frese Pee W. H. Hartman Wepebay Park Avenue Jon C Hairman Sec'y Treas Mgr York Offee Oy Tribune Alfred H. Lukens Chicago Courier Courier Waterloo Oes Xed Ask Courier Pri Europe Linden Prospekt

Waterloo Wins Out For New Union Station

After years of petitioning Waterloo wins approval for a new union station to be ready before 1913-14. Officials and citizens celebrate Rock Island and Illinois Central plans, with East Side and Great Western crossin g facilities to follow. The project aims to modernize Waterloo’s rail access and place the city on the railroad map.

Waterloo Teck Island Ferreis Rock Island Great Western the Central Great Western Crossing Waterlon Uwinois Central Cor Terleo

The Coming of Columbus Theme in Film Program

Fragmentary text suggests a cinema program titled The Coming of Columbus at an event or show. Readers note a focus on featured films and associated discussion, with unclear details about venue or date.

Mellin's Food Ad Shows Happy Eleven Month Old Sibling

A letter accompanies two pictures of an eleven month old child raised on Mellin's Food praising the cheerful health of the baby and the product. The writer thanks Mellin's for courteous treatment and notes success in practice using Mellin's Food. A free sample offer invites readers to respond.

Aind Sen Mellin

Theatre management and the value of stage drama

The article argues that theatre education elevates imagination and historical understanding through affordable live performances. It notes children’s narratives may distort history, praises authentic productions with genuine scenery and acting, and urges parental support to encourage quality theatre and discourage indecent offerings.

Agiriea Columbus

Democratic Contempt Shapes Battlelines in Baltimore

The piece argues Democrats boast of unity in Baltimore to decide internal differences and prepare for the November showdown. It contends Republicans are torn but still dominant in the public eye, suggesting the GOP will coin new leaders to break free from old policies, while Democrats fear internal fragility.

Baltimore Toranse G. O. PL West Fell Democratic Party

Fragmentary Late Year Gaming Notes in Preer VE Papers

A garbled OCR snippet mentions players and crews, noting a late year context, a prediction of more forces than before, and a focus on a person moving through fields with attention to timing, while other phrases remain unclear.

What the Majority Wants in Iowa Politics hinge issue

The Clinton Herald reports a hinge majority of Iowa Republicans favor keeping the president. The piece notes party sentiment on the presidential question and reflects on Iowa political stance.

Clinton Herald Iowa

Nomination Viewpoint Shapes GOP At Large

Multiple Iowa papers discuss the 1912 Republican nomination, siding with Geo W Clarke as a strong governor candidate and noting current delegates’ influence. The Stony City Journal warns against overreliance on national committee power while others favor Clarke to energize reform and party unity.

National Committee Stony City Journal Republican Party

Easy Slippers The Far Marks

Snippet from a humor page listing quips about reformers bragging ancestors and social status. Bits reference playful exchanges among neighbors and familiar newspaper panels, with a mix of witty remarks about pride and manners.

Cummins Dark Horse Gains Notice as Presidential Talks Surge

Chicago reports Cummins strong as third man for president with Eastern papers backing him. Delegates seek compromise, Borah and Crane influence, while Taft supporters weigh Root. A Creston Iowa example underscores the fatherhood theme in Civilizational duty.

John Saure Ges Moines Register Chicago A.B. Cummins Cummins Norinee Roosevelt Roosevel ant!Roosevelt Astern Cummings New York Wall Street Senator Borah Senator Root Borah Towa Taft Root Judge Prouty Washington Hamilton Club Preuty Stevens Kenyon Edward B. Clark Chicago Evening Post Cumming Iowa Crane Kenton Knight Tom Neneen Pennsylvania Mlinots North South Dakota Creston

New York Friends Gather as Taft Delegates Hoped

Senators and allies praise Cummins victory while New York visitors arrive including Ret Clarkson and Allen Dawson. Washington chatter hints President Taft may lose delegates at the upcoming convention, sparking speculation about Root Fairbanks or Cummins La Follette as alternatives. Public notice offers flour for sale at $1.50 per sack.

Kenyon New York Cummins Ret Clarkson Allen Dawson Washington Root Fairbanks

Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Promises Relief for Women

A vintage advocacy piece cites Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as highly effective for female ailments. It claims vast testimonials from women, notes surgical avoidance, and explains the remedy's herbal roots and harmless nature.

Lydia E. Pinkham Pinkham Lynn Mast

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