Waterson Evening Courier and political notices
American travelers can access the Waterson Evening Courier at listed foreign and domestic offices. A Republican and Democratic slate of candidates for Black Hawk County offices is announced for the June 1912 primary, including county attorney sheriff supervisor recorder and superintendent with each candidate urging voter support.
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M. Ba
Call 1611
Agk
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Ecroir
Europe
Waterson Evening Courier
Trafelgar Building
Northgumberinod Avenue
American Express
Repubican
Charles Plummer
Toanion
Jane Frlanary
Wenner
Tam
Vinek Hawk County
Enyofert
Fr. M. Shores
Garnet
Black Hawk County
Siles Ooer
Jane
David TL. Henderson
Jame
M.S. Cline
Iam
W. D. Strayer
I. L. Ruechele
Ord
Margaret C. Meyers
The Hold Over Paper from Waterloo Readers
The Saturday edition of the hold over paper is described as the one Waterloo reads on Saturdays and thoroughly digests on Sundays, highlighting its status as the city’s widely read weekend newspaper.
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All Waterloo
Kenyon praised by Iowa labor leaders in tribute ad
The Evening Courier prints an advertising feature praising Senator Kenyon’s labor record. A. L. Urick of the Iowa Federation of Labor cites a letter from Samuel Gompers praising Kenyon’s humanitarian impulses and support for workers’ causes. The piece notes the praise is humanitarian, not political, and recounts Kenyon’s votes on labor friendly measures and reforms.
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Iowa
Senator Kenyon
A. L. Urick
Iowa Federation of Labor
Samuel Gampers
Senatser
Kenyon
United States
Children’s Bureau PH
Gallinger
Poindexter
Lawrence
American Federation of Labor
Aes
Sanatour
Lorimer
Imya
Ted
Ottumwa Courier
Tohn
Farce Overtones in Caucus Amid Turbulent Convention
Fragmented text shows a chaotic description of a party caucus in Tae Towns and a state convention. It references BeTL uli for president and phrases about Cummins and party bosses, hinting at political maneuvering and dissatisfaction among leadership.
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Peapie
Tae
SREB
Betl Uli
Taft’s Endorsement Show and Iowa Standpatters
The piece argues Taft’s defeat was real and significant as Iowa standpatters repudiated a favored son who had previously beaten them. It notes railroad influence in appointing commissioners and praises Thorne as a strong public servant while urging Ottosen’s election to counter railroad power.
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Bnsges
Taft
Ohio
Iowa
Ottosexn
Phoplw
Hitleheed
Clifford Thorne
Thorne
Railroad
Col
David A. Palmer
Nathaniel S. Ketchum
Marshall
Chris Ottosep
Ouesen
Humboldt
Wettosen
Towa
Fat Ottosen
Political tempests and 1908 contest themes
The text debates how March 4 scenarios could shift a presidential succession. It contrasts Taft, Cummins, Roosevelt, and Taft’s renomination prospects with Iowa prime through party bosses and public opinion, arguing the president’s effort may backfire and boost Roosevelt.
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Friends
Taft
Cummins
Iowa
Easy Slippers and Gabby Gossip Flash
A patchwork of satirical snippets and reminiscences from newspapers. It mentions Hugh Jennings, Ty bb fame, openings in fishing circles, and a blunt anecdote about Rear Admiral Melville restoring gloves. It contrasts past honesty with present money mad era, through Tim Brown and Jim, reflecting Detroit Free Press style.
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Melville
Washington
Tim
Jim
Detroit Free Press
Two big baseball deals clear contracts in major league moves
Pitcher Zackert from the St Louis Nationals was bought for $500 and outfielder Trace Hartford from Terre Haute for $400 by Seattle. Zackert starred for Seattle last season in the Northwestern league with 17 wins and strong hit allowances across four games. Reports from nearby papers note fluctuating team form and scouting commentary on pitchers, with speculation about Bay's rebuilding of a struggling roster.
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Quincy Herald
Timmington
Myers
Quines
Bloomington
Bay
Three-I beat turmoil and prod sluggers under review
Seauile from St Louis Cards and Bruce Hartford formerly with Kansas City join the Terre Haute club in a volatile chase within the Three-I circuit. Bay and Fraser face trouble as new managers misjudge the league’s strength and revamp lineups. Old Poke in the Davenport Times lauds a Waterloo player, while Jek Smith’s hitters fall to a standout, and Roddy’s pitching marks a season highlight.
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Seauile
St Loui Cards
Bay
Fraser
Persimmons
Glass Uney
Brush
Davenport
Waterloo
Wiggler
Jek Smith
Lofton
Vogel
Kommers
Smith
Colling
Taafe
McCarthy
Kohl
Middleton
Hearn
Price
Hendrix
Springfield
Roddy
Irrelevance of Women as Taught by Mrs Bishop
Ruth Cameron laments the stereotype that women are irrelevant in thought. The piece mirrors a social dinner table scene where a housewife’s interruptions mute conversation. It argues lingering domestic duties dull concentrated thought and explains feminine irrelevance as a common habit born from daily household burdens.
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Emily Bishop
Mrs. Bishop
John
James
Ruth Cameron
Spirit of the Iowa Press and Odd Phrasing Lottery
A garbled passage from the Spirit of the Iowa Press references Young Stands, Dobaque Telegraph-Herald, Old Orchard and Kanyon with mentions of an agent and a doorbell inquiry. It also includes fragments about Tania Neos, a smoothosto agent, a house call, and a question regarding her mother, plus a stray line about The Portrait That Wins and an Inspection of explanations relating to Malone.
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Young
Owe
Dobaque Telegraph-Herald
Kanyon
Tania Neos
Osto
Mys
Stavely
Iowa Opinions Split Over Kenyon Campaign
A Iowa press roundtable comments on senator Kenyon, noting some editors mellow toward his presidential bid while others attack political corruption and meat trusts. Commentary urges measured support amid public life scrutiny, praising lieutenant governor contenders like Van Law and warning against populist excesses.
Kenyon and Young Seek Senate Nomination in Iowa Primary
In Davenport Times the June 3 Republican primary is set to choose a U S senator between Des Moines attorney Young and Fort Dodge incumbent Kenyon. Kenyon, elected to fill the short term after Dolliver’s death, faced earlier deadlock but won with support from both factions. Now Young campaigns statewide to unseat him.
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Davenport
Young
Des Moines
Kenyon
Fort Dodge
Dolliver
Carroll
Iowa
Lafe Young
Cure for Child Eczema Claims Cuticura Effectiveness
A Tennessee mother recounts her infant’s six month bout with itchy scalp and red bumps. She credits Cuticura products Resolvent Ointment Soap and mentions enduring use and world advertisements from Hotter Drug & Chem. in Boston for a 32 page book.
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F. E. Harmon
ROOF
Atoka
Tenn
Hotter Drug & Cheam
Boston
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Mansger Evening Courier
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Wirt
Hoxie
C. Wl Virden
Kenyon and Labor
Kenyim
Taite
Sermator Stephenson
Theodore
Priond
Waltus
Roosevelt
Lis
Moosevelt
Pugeonies
Hugh Jennings
Scott
Pouet
Fisher
Mande
Sithe
Jack
Hoston
Tim Brown
Jim Hanes
Thant
Dubuyne Times-Tournal
Deminer
Teeatur
Fuel Company
Teerless Pierson
Manager Bay
Tal
Lenge
Zaekort
Spirit OF the Iowa Press
Sinwa
Marshalltown Times-Republican
Hawarden Independent
Teddy
Guthrie Center
Guthrian
van Law
Webster City
Freeman-Tribune
Iowa Farms
Barlington
Mother
India Tea
the Growers of India Tea
Down Town
Waterloo Loan and Trust CO
F.H. Latier
Lafayette Street
Fourth Street
Evening Courier
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Pace Hawk Coffee
C. M. Wray, M. D
Nate Bank
E. T. Jaynes
M. D
Black Hawk
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Robert G. Dakin
Blue Waterloo
Gerritt J. Bennett
Elmwood and Western
Edgar
Natl Bank
Carl Bickley
Cecil Bickley
West Fourth Street
F. C. Liffring
Lafayette
DR. Bodwell
Practica Sun Floor Syndicate
C. D. Pedersen
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