Alignment of the Reciprocity Question Across Newspapers
The article argues for U S Canada reciprocity, citing President Taft Beveridge and many editors in favor, while noting opposition from certain politicians and papers. It traces support among national magazines and western papers, and lists Iowa newspapers aligned with farmer interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Canada
Taft
Montana
Texas
Albert J. Beveridge
Cannon
Young
East
Lyman Abbott
Outlook
Chicago Tribune and
Record-Herald
Minneapolis Journal
Northwest
Register and Leader
Iowa
Dubuque Times-Journal
Marshalltown Times-Republican
Council Blutts Xkonpareil
Sioux City Tribune
Davenport Times
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Chicago
Des Moines
Enulyaix
Courage of Conviction Stirred by Reciprocity Debate
Professor James D. Boyle of the University of North Dakota urged reciprocity with Canada before a U S Senate finance committee, arguing it serves the country despite farm price worries. North Dakota politician Treadwell Twitchell criticized Boyle, threatening to remove him from his faculty post, saying the university should stay out of politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James D. Boyle
University of North Dakota
Canada
United States
Beas Boyle
Finance Committee
United States Senate
Treadwell Twitchell
North Dakota
House
Boyle
Iowa Saloon Figures Show Impact of Dry Law
A historical Iowa report shows saloons dropping about 24 percent and revenue down 17 percent under the mulct law. It lists counts of saloons per year 1908 1910 and revenues, noting an average license around 865 86 in 1908 and 900 86 in 1910 and a 600 license proposed for next legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Harvard
Biles
Hemet
Etons
tWeisieee Ehst
Ekenese
Spirit of the Low-A Press and scattered editorial quips
A compilation of fragmented clippings from small papers lampooning politics and transit. The entries mention Standard Oil breakup conjectures, Congressman candidate Tudge Greene’s self description, jokes about streetcar seats, Cedar Rapids interurban plans, and nostalgia for partisan politics.
Davenport Teachers Celebrate Reform Achieving Life Certificates
The Davenport Times notes a long dreamed reform as the last legislature allows teachers with sufficient experience and ability to receive a life certificate, removing annual exams. Education progress becomes a cause for celebration and potential annual observance by teachers statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Debating Mrs Phillips and the married life
The essay discusses David Graham Phillips and his view that middle class American women fail in marriage by not sharing economic and domestic duties. It cites quotations urging independence, efficient home management, and salable skills as necessary for a wife to deserve marriage and mutual support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Graham Phillips
Phillips
Mr. Phillips
Enid
Debates on Marriage Roles and Railroad Shipping Rates
A Dubuque Telegraph-Herald excerpt weighs in on gender duties in marriage, suggesting some truth to equal obligations for wives. It also reports Wells Fargo Express rate disputes, noting railroads and express firms collude to push higher shipping charges. An Iowa farm trip to the Gulf Coast is advertised, with details on a June 6 outing and a 40-person limit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubuque
Express Company
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Gulf Coast
America
French & Frazee
Black Hawk Bank
Make the Crossings Safe and Patrol Traffic
Citizens urge turning Fourth Street crossings into police like Chicago crossings. They call for officers at First, Second, Third and Fifth avenues to police traffic, reducing collision risk between streetcars and engines. The plan aims for safer crossings without major extra cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cesar Rapids
Gazette
Fourth Street
Second
Third
Fifth Avenue
Chicago
Bever Park
Marion
Ruth Kimball BECOMES Bride of James Denmead
In Marshalltown Iowa on May 22 a church wedding joined Ruth Kimball a society favorite and James Denmead vice president of the First National bank. The groom’s brother in law Dr E A Hunt gave away the bride with Mrs Hunt as matron of honor and Sara Chamberlain as maid of honor. Mabel Bushong Danville Illinois and Gladys Carey served as bridesmaids. Best man was H K Denmead with ushers Dr Frank B Whinery Dwight Denmead and Fred Lets CHaten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshalltown
Ruth Kimball
James Denmead
First National Bank
Inlaw
E. A. Hunt
Waterloo
Hunt
Sara Chamberlain
Mabel Bushong
Danville
Til
Gladys Carey
H. K. Denmead
Carroll to Seek Third Term Amid Campaign Tour
Des Moines reports indicate Governor Carroll has begun a state tour to secure the third term nomination. Officials say he left the city without notice, intends to meet supporters firsthand, and avoid public conferences in Des Moines to build early campaign momentum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
State House
Carroll
Blaze Bleakly
Morrow
Atention
Waterloo Mission Reports First Quarter Finances and Reach
The Waterloo Mission's first quarter report by secretary Miss Alice Kinney shows receipts of 242.20, including 195.75 in monthly pledges and 44.45 in donations. Expenditures totaled 237.62, leaving 4.58 on hand. Attendance reached 2,500 with 26 average nightly. Fifteen men found employment, and daily prayers were requested. Milford R. Hughes led services with pastors, boatmen, Gideons, and laymen speaking. Bible study occurred weekly and a reading table was added for religious literature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Mission
Alice Kinney
Milford R. Hughes
Twenty Annual Black Hawk County Sunday School Convention
The twentieth annual Black Hawk County Sunday School association convention will meet Thursday and Friday at the First Congregational Church. An pre-session midweek prayer meetings on Wednesday evening. The opening program starts 1:30 p.m. with songs, devotions by Rev. HK OW Reherd, an address of welcome by J. R Vaughan, a response by J. H. Shoemaker, then talks by Co. D. Meigs Indianapolis Des Moines Rev. Frank Fitch and Miss Florence Ward on themes of character, teacher training and child adapted Sunday schools. A general round table on Sunday School problems closes the program led by F. Fitch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hawk County Sunday School Association
First Congregational Church
HK OW. Reherd
Waterloo
J. R Vaughan
Union
J. H. Shoemaker
Cedar Falls
Jesus Christ
D. Meigs
Indianapolis
Ind
Frank Fitch
Des Moines
Florence Ward
F. Fitch
Cough remedy claims to loosen coughs in one hour
An old advertisement touts a home made cough syrup titled Essence Mentho laxene with sugar syrup as a laxative remedy. It promises to cure coughs and colds quickly for adults and children and includes simple preparation steps and dosing guidance.
Remedy for rheumatism promoted by American Drug and Press Assn
Meritel Rheumatis is offered as a new rheumatism remedy compounded from a special formula by its chemists. Claimed to bring certain results and praised by physicians and users. Sold by Henderson Drug Co and local representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Drug and Press Association
Meritel
Henderson Drug Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wasereon Daily Courier
W. M. Mamtman
Hertuwen
Wdseer
Pamesan Oro'Treae
Aen
Meneee Daily Courier
Reena
Oniedis City
Watarlecawa
Corvens la m
Associated Pree Nedlows Evening Prew Association
Lareset
Black Hawk County
Lees
Cearter
the Courier
Europe
Europs
Waterlco Courierom
Dfcom
London
Trafaigns Building
Pormign Postagr
Spirit OF the Low
Ieee
Dickens of
Stretch
Tudge Greene
Congress
Des Moines Register and Leader
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Cedar Rauids Gazette
Northern
Vinton
Urbana
Brandon
Toad
Vernon Hawkeye
Nespapera
Pompana
ORD
Civilized
Chaz
Fechner Castoris
Governor
Brete
Convention OF Sunday Schools
Western Union Tele
Tila
Semvce
Western Union Telegraph Company
Western Union
THE
Western Union Telegraph Coo
F. H. Latier
Gorner
Masager
Waitikq Room News sTaxp
Moe
Bos
Weedy 9
LaPayette Building
4Th Street
Geran Ghesterough
C. A
E. T. Jaynes
Robert G. Dakin, M
Burgeo
East Fourth Street
Phows
T. A. McManus
M. D. Rye
Ear
Gunema Jivears
Comiservial Bank
R. D. Tiffany
Ben C. Everall
Marth
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!