Classic on Public Health Tuberculosis in Dairy Herds
The state health department bulletin for late 1910 analyzes bovine tuberculosis and its dangers. It discusses how cows appear healthy yet carry infection, the impact on milk and butter, and emphasizes pure milk. Dr. G H Sumner and Waterloo feature as anti tuberculosis leaders in public sanitation.
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Waterloo’s Stand in Three I League Feud
Waterloo weighs the wrangle over the Three I league with resolve to avoid loss regardless of outcome. The city sees little to gain from siding in, noting that Southern clubs carry the largest risk if the league dissolves, while Waterloo would lose little compared with others.
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Waterloo
Winnber
Ciy
League at stake over Boss Tearney dispute
A letter urges unity to save the league against powerful managers who prefer to dissolve the circuit. The writer warns southern cities against allowing professional bosses to break up baseball in eight cities, stressing common interests with Waterloo and opposition to Tearney and Kinsella.
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Boss Tearney
League
Waterloo
Jal Tearney
Dick Kinsella
Waterloo commercial boards urged for united city promotion
The piece argues for a higher commercial board uniting Waterloo's three commerce groups and the Town Criers club to push rail lines, a coliseum, and municipal projects. It envisions a representative team, arbitration roles, and a single force to boost the city's interests while noting local legislative wins and a protest against tips in Minnesota.
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Higher Commercial Board
Waterloo
Town Criers
Greater
Des Moines Tribune Divorce Plea Over Kiss Demand
A Des Moines woman seeks a divorce claiming her husband insisted she kiss all his sitars. The case highlights a dispute framed around personal boundaries and marital strain amid later comments on social expectations.
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Des Moines Tribune
St Louis
Harding Slings Back in Oregon Primary Plan Debate
Harding opposed the majority in the Eleventh district on the Oregon primary plan bill, aligning with Schee and Campbell. He is noted for vociferous talk on Safe Young primary issues, then opposed in the real primary, reflecting a mixed record. The Cedar Rapids Gazette lauds a home products exhibition as a breakthrough for local industry awareness and pride.
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Harding
Sioux City
Oregon
Schee
Campbell
Safe Young
A Iesson
Cedar Rapids
Governor writes own veto message and salary raise talk
Iowa Governor personally authored his veto message on the Oregon plan bill. Editorials argue for higher salaries for state officials including governor, secretary, auditor, treasurer, and superintendent of public instruction to attract capable leaders and assure governance reflects competence and integrity.
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Davenport
Iowa
Oregon
Marshalltown
Learn to Make Small Decisions Quickly
The writer chides people who wobble over every minor choice and seek others opinions. She urges prompt silent decision making to strengthen judgment and will power, citing examples from daily life and a fanatical reluctance to decide. Dea C.
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Marion
Dea C
Taft and Wilson Compared in 1912 Presidential Context
Minneapolis Journal summarizes Colonel Harvey's chart based comparison of Taft and Wilson. Taft is pictured as prudent calm and steady, with fair diction and mild progressiveness while Wilson appears daring imaginative and radical with keen intellect and deep knowledge. Taft is portly. Wilson is sinewy.
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New Jersey
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Teasing Taft and Wilson in a presidential comparison
The writer weighs Taft and Wilson in temperament faith and speech style noting Taft as genial and Unitarian while Wilson is graceful and Presbyterian both share golf interest and a temperate use of pronouns. A playful forecast suggests a joint platform and an era of good feeling led by Colonel Wharvey with a presidential bill of fare for all.
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Taft
Wilson
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Wharvey
Calgary Method Cuts City Improvement Costs
A Davenport Times reprints that Calgary estimates service life of projects before funding to keep taxes low. It compares Calgary 8 million dollar valuation to Des Moines 18 mills and suggests Davenport adopt similar amortized funding, noting state law may require changes. Future generations would share the burden.
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Davenport Times
Calgary
Des Moines
Davenport
Crusoe by Choice Found on Macquarie Island
Captain Davis on the Nimrod reports meeting a solitary man, MacKibben, living on Macquarie Island. He refused to leave, surviving on sea elephant meat and sheltering in a two room hut with stoves. The party dipped their flag as they departed, leaving him to his isolated life.
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New Zealand
Macquarieyland
Davis
Geographical Journal
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American Geographical Society
Nimrod
MacHibben
Arctic Ocean
Tellef
Macquarie Island
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Senator Cummins Compared Across a Long Public Career
The piece defends Senator Cummins, arguing his record shows consistency and integrity. It cites his early defense of farmers, liquor issues, and defeats, his gubernatorial achievements, and his restrained leadership after Dolliver's death. It notes two main features: faithful, efficient work and no dishonor, despite critics and political maneuvering.
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Cummings
Canada
Cummins
Gear
Dolliver
Allison
Cum ‘Mins
Roosevelt
Grundy aims to eliminate Waterloo in title clash
The Grundy Republican notes Grundy High School will face West Waterloo for the cup this year. Earlier plans had Grundy slated to meet Algona, with winners meeting Waterloo, but players’ Evanston trip altered the bracket and Waterloo defeated Algona, leaving Grundy to defeat Waterloo.
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Grundy Republican
West Waterloo
Grundy
Algona
Waterloo
Evanston
New Electric Line South of Waterloo Draws Enthusiastic Support
March 17 Traer Iowa reports strong farmer backing for an electric railway route. Key donors include Will Sprole donating right of way plus $1,000, Rescoe and Reen McElhinney offering free right of way and $5,000, and Peter McMillan proposing $1,000 with a mile of line nearby. Surveys to begin next week. some opposition from Crystal business interests.
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Tutt
Geneseo
Crystal
Will Sprole
Mr. Sprole
Rescoe
Reen McElhinney
Wolf Creek
Gladbrook
Peter McMillan
Henry Reimers
Howard
Toledo
R. M. Gunn
Jack McGarvey
Waterloo
Guan
Eagle Township
Genesda
Scratched for Forty Years D D D Clears Itch in Six Months
Anne Croman of Santa Rosa California shares her experience with the D D D prescription as an eczema cure. The mild wash cleanses the skin, relieves itching, and leaves the skin smooth. A 250 trial bottle is offered for home use. Wangler Bros.
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Santa Rosa
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Wangler Bros
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