Waterloo Evening Courier Ads and Political Notices 1912
The page lists contact details for the Waterloo Evening Courier and Courier Tri-Weekly, including offices in New York Chicago and Europe. It notes advertising rates, subscription details, and telephones. A series of political announcements run as notices, with candidates for county attorney, county recorder, sheriff, and county supervisor in Black Hawk County declaring intent to run in the June 1912 Republican primaries.
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COURL
Associated Press
CBE
W. H. Hartman
Park Avenue
Hamman
A.W. Pereneon
Sec‘y Treas
Gen
New York
Tribune
Alfred H. Lukens
Chicago
R Ww. Allen
Evening Courier
Ty Courier
Faserica
Clare
D &P
Luca
Europe
Waterloo Evening Courier
Iy ‘Ndon
Trafalgar Building
North Eamberland Avenue
American Jin
Ilmymarket
Dawe's Steamship Agency
Green Street
Perls
Boulevard Des Capucines
Cornek Place de V'Opers
American Express
Scribe
Berlin
Unter den Inden
T. Petersburg
Foreign Postag Po
Saar
Charles Plummer
Sherif
Black Hawk County
I. M. Sugres
Republian
David B. Tentherson
Cline
Larrabee Endorses Kenyon for U S Senate
Wm Larrabee urges voters to support Hon W S Kenyon for the United States Senate quoting his courage integrity and rejection of graft He predicts opposition from special interests and asks for an overwhelming state vote Clermont Iowa May 4 Also reports on Professor J J Mindley of Antes on Iowa population trends noting urban growth and farm migration in contrast to state loss from 1900 to 19—
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Larrabee
Wm. Larrabee
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Senate
WM. Lakeabee
Clermont
Towa
J. J. Mrindley
Antes
Deafness Cure Claims Face Constitutional Treatment
The article argues deafness cannot be cured by local applications and must be treated by constitutional measures at a specific facility. It warns that improper treatment can permanently destroy hearing and claims a cure promise of one hundred dollars for catarrh cases that cannot be helped, directing readers to Hale Catarrh Cure and Cheney & Co. in Buffalo.
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Catarth
BN Cheney
International Tlarvester Company
Owhiel
Edward Ranatorium
Naperville
One Term for President and Iowa Population Growth
The piece argues for a six year presidential term to reduce partisan pressure and enable focus on governance. It also discusses Iowa population shifts, urging back-to-the-farm policies and industrial growth to raise rural prosperity through faster packing plants and food supply expansion. It critiques the two-term presidency as problematic.
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Minneapolis
St. Pao
Deluthia
Metropolis
Chicago
St.Louis
Towa
Evement
New York
California
Tawa
Taft
Roosevelt
United States
Supreme Court of the United States
Only Commercial Banking Affected Explains Reform Aim
The National Citizens' League outlines that the current campaign targets commercial banking only. Its goal is to provide modern banking facilities for commercial industrial and agricultural business, not investment banking or capital for enterprises. It argues for a federal industrial relations commission to Mediate and arbitrate disputes between employers and workers.
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National Citizens’ League
Easy Slippers and Witty Quips Across Magazines
A collage of humorous snippets lifted from various periodicals. The items poke fun at famous names and common manners, including a playful misquote about Omar Khayyam, a classroom lateness gag, and a punch line about a boy with stage whisper insults. The entries evoke early 20th century light verse and jokes.
Nationwide Primary Talk Diverted by Local Debates
The Iowa press quotes show the presidential race weakening for Maryland and debate over Maine delegation loyalties. Local papers call for action on vehicle noise and critique caucus and primary systems while discussing Senate candidates and party alignment.
Hicks Capudine Clears the Mind
Capudine removes headaches and clears thinking quickly and effectively. It targets heat, cold, stomach or nervousness causes as a pleasant liquid remedy.
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Hicks’ Capudine
Primary anger ousts Kenyon in senate race
The June primary shows the beef trust’s strong displeasure with Senator Kenyon and its success in displacing him in the U S Senate, aided by Lafayette Young of Des Moines, a seasoned political operator.
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Beef Trust
Kenyon
Senate
United States
Lafayette Young
Des Moines
Two Mothers Learn From a Boy's Room Transformation
In a domestic tale Ruth Cameron notes how a parent changed a son’s habits by improving his environment. Observing Mark’s cluttered room, she realized it spurred mess and chose to beautify his space. The result was pride, responsibility, and lasting neatness for the boy.
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Gregg Halloway
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Philip
Mark
Bors
Ruth Cameron
Des Moines Teachers Rally for Salary Increases
Five hundred forty teachers principals and supervisors in Des Moines schools were granted salary boosts totaling 24400 dollars last night. Most grade and high school teachers received five dollar monthly improvements with a few workers getting ten seven dollar increases. A separate health testimonial praises Foley Kidney Pills by J A Aleman of West Plains Missouri after kidney trouble and rheumatism improved markedly.
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Fies Moines
Des Moines
Kith
J. A. Aleman
West Plains
Foley
Voley
H. W. Taggart
Erdmann act mediates industrial disputes with secrecy
The Erdmann act outlines that mediation begins only at parties' request, with confidential, staged talks and provisional concessions. Arbitration is rare due to difficulties in selecting a third arbitrator and the binding nature of awards, yet the act promotes peaceful settlement and mutual terms.
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Federal Commission On Industrial Relations
Eltigen
Peeples Store Ad Promises Free Coupons with Purchases
Taclics' hats now eneap. Our selection is large. Coupons free with each purvhiuas The Peeples Store, 225 West Fourth st.
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Taclics
Peeples
West Fourth St
Movement for federal industrial relations commission debated
The text argues for ending court like judgments and compulsory arbitration in industrial disputes. It calls for a federal commission of industrial relations, citing railroad dispute success and a desire to stop industrial war. It notes a 1913 Dallas conclave of Mystid Shrine leaders and re-elected imperial officers.
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Federal Commission of Industrial Relations
Council For
Dallas
Texas
William J. Cunningham
Baltimore
Imperial
John Rank Treat
Fargo
N. D
William S. Brown
Pittsburgh
Benjamin W. Rowell
Boston
Imperial Recorder
Shriners choose officers for next conclave
Ernest A. Cutts of Savannah Georgia was elected imperial outer guard by the imperial order in Los Angeles on May 9, as Shriners named officers for the next conclave to be held in Dallas in 1913.
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Dallas
Los Angeles
Cal
Ernest A. Cutts
Savannah
Imperial
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