Political Announcements in the Courier for County Officers
A sequence of political notices announces candidates for county attorney sheriff and county recorder in Black Hawk County. Names include Wirt P Noxies Charles Plummer E J Wenner T F Shores C W Virden David B Henderson and M S Cline with calls for Republican primary support in June 1912 and sincere pledges of a square deal.
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Nomingation
Wirt P. Noxies
Repubican
Charles Plummer
E. J. Wenner
Black Hawk County
TF. M. Shores
David B. Henderson
M.S. Cline
Noted Courier Writer Julian W Richards Dies
The community mourns Julian W Richards longtime Courier staffer and famed columnist whose editorial voice and generous nature left a broad impact. A former newsroom veteran who helped set type and run presses he earned statewide respect for his clear prose and dependable character. His death calls memories of Waterloo era journalism and a trusted public figure.
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Julian W. Richards
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Richards
The
Courier
Waterloo
Julian Richards
Richar
Julian Rich
Couriar
Deafness Cured Only by Catarrh Cure Promos
A 19th century advertisement claims deafness stems from an inflamed Eustachian tube and promises a remedy named Catarrh Cure. It touts a money back offer of one hundred dollars for untreatable deafness and urges readers to request a circular from Cheney Co. in Toledo Ohio.
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Dewtean
Caine
Trea
Po Cheney & CO
Tolida
Tone i
Pitta
Lichty Receives Notable Civic Distinction in Waterloo
The article lauds Lichty and Waterlooo businessman for a personal distinction reflecting a lifetime of community service. It traces Lichty first as a clerk and later as a leading wholesale figure, praising his role in Waterloo’s development and civic booster efforts alongside Waterloos active business scene.
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Lichty
Waterloo
Liewige
George
Taft Fate in Doubt as Ohio Primary Nears
The piece discusses looming decisions on Taft's renomination with Ohio's upcoming primary seen as potentially eliminating him. It weighs Roosevelt's hold on GOP voters, intra party rivalries, and the possibility of a Roosevelt or Cummins nomination, alongside mentions of direct senator elections and shifting political reforms.
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Taft
Ohio
Roosevelt
Cummins
Hughes
Ramshackle Government Critique Turns On Congress Metaphor
A Saturday Evening Post editorial analogizes the U.S. government to a failing automobile with two clashing wheels. It argues Congress moves with endless amendments and delays, producing little progress while the president vetoes and the nation feels stalled.
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Saturday Evening Post
U. S
Supreme Court
Difsuse of Representatives
House
Senate
Congressional
Congress
House of
House of Trepresentatives
Debates on Teddy Taft Rivalry and Depot Prospects
The text reflects debate on Teddy Roosevelt and Taft relations and questions whether Roosevelt would have drawn support if entering the race as a backup after Taft’s weakness. It notes growing plans for a new depot improving over time.
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Teddy
Taft
You Gotta Quit and Bishops Shouted at
In Burlington Hawk Eye and Council Bluffs Wonpareil items, a Republican optimist still believes Taft or Roosevelt could win if nominated. The Meth odists are shouting to quit kicking bishops around.
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Burlington Hawk-Eye
Council Bluffs
Taft
Roosevelt
Chicago
Labayette Building
Ralston
Orcartec
What Alls Them The United States Form of Government
A clashing sample of early 20th century editorials debating democracy, primaries and party leadership. It contrasts Dubuque Times Journal praise for voting rights with Sioux City Tribune and Cedar Rapids críticas of Taft Roosevelt and progressive candidates.
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Dubuque
Sioux City Tribune
Taft
Iis
Barwin and the Mob
Cedar Falls Record notes a local citizen’s protest against mob violence following a brutal assault case. The piece defends level headed residents and argues Cedar Falls would not condone mob actions, despite provocative language and threats.
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Barwin
Cedar Falls
Iowa
Weather Blues and Rainy Day Morale
In a community note, residents discuss mood swings tied to a stretch of dreary weather. They reflect on how two or three rainy days dampen spirits, while sunshine may lift them, and note family sensitivities to weather patterns.
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Swat
Joseph Gazatte
Rainy Day Optimism from James Whitcomb Riley
Ruth Cameron shares a cheerful remedy for rainy days. The piece suggests ignoring gloom by recalling happy thoughts and engaging in pleasant activities. It quotes Riley on rejoicing when weather changes and rain serves a purpose for crops.
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James Whitcomb Riley
Ruth Cameron
Untoward Explanation of Tariff Support Exposed
The Des Moines Register and Leader and The American Economist discuss Colonel Young’s backing of a free trader as part of a broader Iowa political scheme. The editorial links Young to defeating Senator Cummins and Taft support for presidential delegates, suggesting strategic moves tied to tariff interests and Dodge of campaign plans.
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Des Moines Register
The
American Economist
Colonel Young
Economist
Cummins
Protective Tariff League
Iowa
Monkey-wrench Question Hits Campaign Timing
Fragmentary line questions if an unforeseen problem could derail a large campaign plan. The speaker ponders who might have disrupted the process at an inopportune moment.
Optimistic talk and old jokes fill a humorous page
A collection of short quips and cartoons from various papers, including exchanges about marriage, social roles, and a mock debate on swatting flies. It features a testimonial for Foley Kidney Pills from J. A. Adleman and a cameo note on spring pest concerns.
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Hartman
Jour C. Haathas
Permason
Bec'y-Tsees
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New York Ofice
Qos Tribune
Alfred Lukens
Chieags Ofce
Noe Tribune Building & Walles
Ask Vourier
Hachenge
JHE Courier
Europe
Perican Treveleta
Brenna Courier
Trafalgar Building
Northemberland Avenue
American Express
Haymarket
Dawe's Steamship Agency
We Green Street
Boulevard Des Capucines
Place de l'Opera
Ofice
Berlin
Peteraturg
Prospekt
C. W. Virden
Juliap Richards
Lorimer
Boston Transcript
Senator Cummins
Enery
Jerry B. Sullivan
Mnet
Jiudge A. van Wagenen
Stony City
Wilson
Sonreog
Clark
Washington
Reese
Taney
White
Spire OF the Jowa Press
Cedar
Ganzetti Rongsevelt
Hye
Seni
Daederies
Mather Cummings Oor Hughes
Ta Follette
Wisconeii
Anamias Club
Baltimore American
J. A. Adleman
West Plains
Foley
H. W. Taggart
Bos
NASA
Waterloo Savings Bank
Hileman & Gindt
H. W. Dean
Melfin
Mellin
Wm. B. McKerman
Berwick Park
Boston
Mass
Mellin’s Food CO
Horton, Mass
Serena
Acme
Gms
Cramleecspee
C. M. Wray
M. D
D. A. Waterbury
Russell-Lamson Block
E. T. Jaynes
Black Hawk
Franklin St
Robert G. Dakin
Lafayette Building
Blue Waterloo
Gerritt J. Bennett
Elmwood and Western
Edgar H. Knittle
Tet Nail Bank
Carl Bickley
Cecil Bickley
West Fourth Street
Liffring Osteopathic
Lafayette
Dr, Bodwell
Osteopathic
C. D. Pedersen
Consolidated Khona
Jefferson Street
Pedicord & Foster
Lafayette Bldg
Fhone
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