Waterlo o Evening Courier Political Announcements
Political announcements list candidates for Black Hawk County offices in the June 1912 Republican primary. Names include Wirt P. Hoxie for county attorney, Charles Plummer for county recorder, E J Wenner for county attorney, F M Shores for county supervisor, G. Corder for sheriff, David Fr Henderson for sheriff, and M S Cline promising a square deal to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wirt
Hoxie
County Recorder
Dune
Charles Plummer
Tam
E. J. Wenner
Black Hawk County
M. Shores
David FR. Henderson
M.S. Cline
Indianapolis Commercial Clubs Weigh Merge Plan
Waterlon hosts 30 000 residents while Indianapolis with 240 000 people has six clubs three merge into a single Chamber of Commerce. The aim is to unite members, cut duplication and save costs, creating a stronger voice for Indianapolis overall.
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Waterlon
Indianapolis
Gun
Watterlon
Inlianapolis
Fur United
eMart
Chusinrot
Syed
Waterloo
Town Criers Club Boosts Waterloo Unity and Progress
The piece argues for a single Waterloo organization to unify efforts across the city. It praises the club’s sudden popularity as proof that a citywide body strengthens communal service and boosts collective advancement, inviting broader civic participation.
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Town Criers
Waterloo
Ainsted Elit
Waterlow
Fatigue as a protective signal and call to action
The article argues fatigue is a mature body’s warning, not a flaw. It urges recognizing nature’s whistle to quit when tired and avoiding danger by embracing indoor exercise and gymnastic activities to maintain vigor for life here and now.
Primary Delegates Split In Roosevelts And Taft Support
Maryland and Massachusetts show split delegate choices with Roosevelt and Taft favored by different groups. A compromise pattern may divide delegates evenly at Chicago as states balance popular will and pledged guidance. The piece notes Iowa should adopt a binding preference law to avoid similar issues.
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Maryland
Massachusetts
Roosevelt
Taft
Chicago
Iowa
Socialist Convention Debate in Indianapolis Sparks Drawn Opinions
A fragment from Indianapolis reports that a majority of delegates rejected the idea of seizing all capitalist property and redistributing wealth, stirring debate among convention participants.
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Indianapolis
Chicago Milwaukee and St Yank Railway Plans New Staffer
A garbled note indicates the Chicago Milwaukee and St Yank railway plans a new passenger staffer at Perry and Watertog while a lead is knocked out of the molasses in Ward.
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Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Yank
Miilwasds
Ca Puld A
Perry
Watertog
Ward
Town Criers Cry Out Why They Are Needed
A fragment notes the IWW and its name provoking strange judgments and questions about purpose. The line suggests public skepticism and inquiry about the town criers role and relevance.
Quips and Snippets From Distant Pages
A collage of quotes and light anecdotes from various papers. Jests about injunctive tirades, Paris exposition crowds, corset fame, laconic speech, and a Brighton Beach oddity mix with a small turning of a turnip into a ball at a baseball venue.
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Xual
Brighton Beach
Aeross
Charley Gardner
Indianapolis
Gardner
Andy Reinhardt
Indianapolis News
Standout Appreciation in Iowa Press Roundup
A sampler of editorials mocks primary reform while praising Clarke as a strong governor candidate. Across papers, Taft’s Minnesota showing and Dixon vs McKinley delegate estimates hint at a viable third man. Cedar Rapids notes Ellis Park's beach ban to keep waters safe.
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T. Marshalltown Times-Republican
McKintey
Dixon
Clarke
Council
C. Ste
Cedar Rapids
Lazell
Ellis Park
Willie
Johnnie
Pete
Tom
Freddie
The Colonel’s Roosevelting Push and Diphtheria Warnings
Sioux City Journal weighs Roosevelt support and primary turnout while warning about contagious illness. The column questions the Colonel’s potential election strength if the silent majority stays home and urges prompt use of Foley's Honey and Tar Compound to treat coughs and colds in children.
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Sioux City
Foley
H. W. Taggart
Stenographer Molly Tops Claims Of Miss Ellis In Tale
In a chatty scene, Molly recounts helping a job-seeking friend with high school stenography. Miss Ellis, now successful at a big firm, refuses to assist others, arguing she had no help herself. The tale ends with the group noting Molly herself is the truly successful stenographer. Ruth Cameron.
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Molly
Eynie
Mina
Miss Ellis
Big Sister
Mise Ellis
Anite
Ruth Cameron
Deafness Cure Claims by Constitutional Remedies
An advertisement asserts deafness arises from inflammation of the auditory tube and asserts only constitutional remedies can restore hearing. It promises $100 for any case of deafness from catarrh cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure and urges readers to send for circulars.
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Hall
Cheney & Cos
Toledo
Methodist conference retires three bishops in Minneapolis
The Methodist general conference at Minneapolis voted to retire bishops Henry W. Warren David H. Moore and Thomas J Neels amid a tense session. Meg Frank Cole reportedly triggered a pandemonium among delegates as the action was announced late yesterday afternoon.
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Methodist General Conference
Minneapolis
Henry W. Warren
David H. Moore
Thomas J3. Neels
District Conference Rumors On Leadership Shakeup
The article reports on leadership conflicts at the Upper Iowa Conference including assertions about Bishop Neely and remarks by Rev. Frank H. Cole. It notes the age of Neely and references a Davenport pastor and a conference session in Watering Iowa last September.
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Neely
New Orleans
Upper Iowa
MM. E
Watering
Conflicting Votes Delay Floor Privilege at Conference
Delegates urged voting action to influence balloting while Dr Mason was denied floor access. Pandemonium erupted with cheers and hisses before Bishop Quayle allowed an explanation. Dr Mason claimed contact with old friend Mr Colena, not to intimidate. The conference quieted after Dr Buckley from New York urged no further action.
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Dr. Mason
Bishop Quayle
Mason
Colena
James M. Buckley
New York
Manon
Dickinson Died in Galesburg Peoria Star
Edward P. Dickinson 43 and a widower died Monday night in Galesburg from appendicitis after a business trip. He headed a New England Mutual Life Insurance general agency with his brother, who is also his partner. The burial will be in Abingdon cemetery.
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Peoria. i. Star
Edward P. Dickingen
New England Mutual Life Insurance Company
Galesburg
Dickinson
Gatesburg
Abingdon
Corn Planting Kicks Off in Eagle Center
May 13 Eagle Center reports the corn planting season is underway with locals sowing this week. The Voorhies Comedy-Drama troupe performed in Dike on Wednesday. Miss Ethel Conry visited relatives in Dysart, and Elmer Draper of Buckingham bought cattle nearby. Mrs. George Lynn suffered a dislocated shoulder in a Thursday runaway incident.
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Eagle Center
Voorhies
Ethel Conry
Oscar Casey
Dysart
P. E. McGarve
Elmer Draper
Buckingham
George Lynn
The
Dike
Cascarets Claim Quick Bilious Headache Cure
Ad claims Cascarets wipe out bilious headaches by cleaning the stomach liver and intestines overnight. It touts a 10 cent box as a family remedy and notes children enjoy the taste without causing griping or sickness.
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Cartier
Courine
Post Ofice
Prairice
Lews
Perso
Peent
Sutrofe Geserican
Europe
Waterion Loeving
Fie
Bedan—Roora
Trafzigar
Northemberland Avenue
Amencan Faprees
Haymarket
Dawes Stesmahip Agency
Green Street
Paris
Boulevard Des Capucises
Corses Place de Vopera
American Express
Beecham
Birthday Celebration for Peter Reiter Spreads Cheer
Mr. Peter Reiter received a birthday visit from friends and relatives last Sunday. Matt Miller joined his daughter Mrs. Will Heinz for the occasion while Mrs. Lena Connelly of Waterloo attended from the Reiter home. Guests enjoyed a pleasant afternoon of visiting and a fine supper. A oak rocker was presented to Mr. Reiter as parting gifts.
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Matt Miller
Will Heinz
Lena Connelly
Waterloo
Peter Reiter
Mr. Retter
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