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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1912

Page

12

Opening sale offers free piano benefits and savings

Prospective buyers are offered a piano with two years of free instruction plus a free bench and scarf, one year free tuning, life insurance if the buyer dies before payment, fire insurance, an instruction book, and deductions equal to what a factory salesman would cost. The pitch argues against using factory salesmen and promises a better bargain next week.

West Tenth Street Des Moines Sioux City Waterloo Marshalltown

Lodge Opposes Constitutional Changes at Princeton

Senator Henry Cabot Lodge urged strong opposition to initiative, referendum, and recall before Princeton University students on March 9. He warned such direct vote measures threaten representative government, citing minority influence and eroded the will of the whole people. He quoted Woodrow Wilson and contrasted constitutions with ordinary laws, arguing direct vote reduces evolutionary governance. A final line notes a separate event: a business girl aboard Mise Crittenden, atk. W. O. A, Sunday at 4 p.m.

Princeton N. J Henry Cabot Lodge Massachusetts Princeton University Spencer Trask Lodge Woodrow Wilson Mr. Waison Mr. Lodge

Roosevelt Extended Reply to Taft Speech

Col Roosevelt declines to comment on Taft speech, saying he will respond later after reflection. He focuses on presidential preferment primaries, noting opponents push against primaries in Michigan and Illinois. Oklahoma’s scene shows divisions, with Roosevelt favored in state conventions. Kansas delegates lean Roosevelt. Roosevelt expects no visitors at Sagamore Hill. he may face jury duty, with no court session today.

Quater Bay IL. T Hel Oklahoma Fourth Taft Roosevelt Col. Roosevelt Joseph McCoy C. F. Mead Oyster Bay L. L Mineola Sagamore Hill

Waterian College alumni banquet at Ellis Hotel

Ninety four alumni and faculty of Waterian Business College attended a mid-winter banquet at the Ellis Hotel ending the graduation exercises. Mrs W H Langlass hosted as toastmistress and a seven course feast followed by a program featuring magazine titled toasts by graduates and former teachers.

Waterian Business College Ellis Hotel W. H. Langlass Mr. Hildebrand

Country school hosts box social at Thornberry school

The Thornberry school in East Waterloo township, led by Miss Edith Bunn, cleared $85 from a box social held last evening. J. T. Curran served as auctioneer and Thomas Thornberry won a dime-and-ring prize for paying the largest amount, $3, while a big crowd attended and the evening was a great success.

Thornberry East Waterloo Township Edith Bunn J. T. Curran Thomas Thornberry

Steam shovel at work on Quasque ton road project

The steam shovel previously used between Coggron and the Buffalo last summer was fired up again at the Quasque ton end. Initial difficulties breaking through frozen ground gave way to smoother progress once started. Supplies are stored at ration camps as work is prepared to resume when weather allows. Also notes a stock exchange suspension reported by Connery & Co.

Quasqueton Coggron Buffalo

FIRST WARD CAUCUS IN WATERLOO MARCH 18

A Republican ward caucus will convene Monday evening March 18 at 7 30 at Klinefelter s livery office to choose twenty delegates for the county convention on March 30. Also notes about Foley s Honey and Tar Compound, Dr Robert C Westerberg s Marshalltown visit, and St B s church event.

First Ward First Waterloo Klinefelter Foley H. W. Taggart Robert C. Westerberg Marshalltown Independence Avenue Marion Roberta

Sudden Death in Missouri Claimed a Life

Mrs. Ethel DeWitt Shirley, 36, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. DeWitt of 711 Seventh Street West, died last night at her home in Queen City Missouri. Born April 1884 in Black Hawk township she married R. M. Shirley May 14 1893 and lived in several places before moving to Missouri three years ago. Survived by husband three children and five sisters. Burial expected in Queen City. Hear W B Sandford on The.

H. C. DeWitt Seventh Street West R. M. Shirley Queen City Shirley Ethel DeWitt Black Hawk Township Hudson Missouri William Brandhurst A. A. Wilson F. ¢. Campbell Benjamin Brisco Waterloo Ruth DeWitt Queen City, Mo

Thompson Ticket Nears Completion in City Race

Rumors indicate the R. C. Thompson ticket is nearly set with R. C. Thompson for mayor John Meyers police judge Russell De Gon city auditor and A B Switzer as west side alderman at large. Officials could not be reached for confirmation.

R. C. Thompson John Meyers Russell de Gon West Side A. B. Switzer Mr. Thompson

Government seed supply exhausted by Washington order

W M Law asks the Courier to announce that the government seeds sent from Washington for distribution are now exhausted. He has been overwhelmed with calls.

W. M. Law Courier Washington

Powerpaint Pioneers Free Trial by Adams Manufacturer

A. L. Rice of Adams New York introduces Powerpaint a dry powder paint made with cold water to render weatherproof and fireproof coatings. It adheres to wood metal brick and costs about one quarter of oil paint. Send for a free sample kit color card and full details.

Aa. L. Rice Adams, N. Y A. L. Blea Adams Jon Bhowle

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