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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1912
Page
12
The Republican rally at the Cedar Falls opera house drew a full audience as Hon. H C Hemenway introduced Congressman Pickett and Senator Kenyon, who spoke to an eager crowd. A Hallowe\u2019een party and forthcoming Democratic county candidate event follow, with a funeral tomorrow for Mrs. M F Arey at the college auditorium.
Cedar Falls Ia Nov 1 special The Dramatic club postponed rehearsals due to many political meetings Chet Corwin injured by a horse reported in serious condition The Parent Teacher club East Cedar Falls School organized with officers Mrs Yaugho president Mrs Towsley vice president Miss Eula Turner secretary Mrs Zack treasurer Next meeting Nov 15 Amy Arey expected from Albion Idaho with Miss Young Lindsey Robinson sick with quinty Majestic hall hosts young ladies coming out party for Eastman sisters Edith and Madge Eastman invocations invitees Cedar Falls Mrs EB A Snyder ill with grippe Hard time dance at Odd Fellows temple draws large crowd Brother Thomas Hamilton joins Monmouth Conservatory of Music from Chicago Miss Catharine Clasey moved to Presbyterian hospital W H Miller returns from Omaha with nearly 2000 in cattle Phreanez club hosts initial dance Woodman hall Rolla Burns moves into Charles home Fourth and Franklin scene of drunken man sleeping in yard Robert Fullerton visiting Iowa City faculty Prof Fullerton Rev James B Snowden to preach Congregational church Sunday morning no evening service church vote after service Rock Island raises fare to Waterloo to 14 cents Alphas Philoes to Waterloo Miss Beasie Litchfield hosts guests Ralph Charles ships goods to Minneapolis Market shifts noted with local moves and parties
Harvey Hess, born in Illinois in 1868, moved to Iowa about two decades ago. A prosperous Orange township farmer and Drake University graduate, he serves as vice president of the Angus Breeders Association of North America and is described as a capable and efficient servant.
Inspector Witt reported violations of the law as glass was found on the Fifth Street Bridge. A perpetrator was identified and removed, with a warning that a second offense would be costly. City law provides heavy penalties.
The report of state bacteriologist details extensive anti diphtheria work, lower state costs due to improved mailing packaging, and annual quarantine savings of 37000 dollars. It urges distribution of rabies action cards to physicians, warns against killing suspected rabid dogs, and notes Pasteur Institute aid in Iowa City. Social news covers a large Jesup Presbyterian thimble bee with 100 guests and Halloween decor.
Iowa City Iowa Nov 1 Dr Henry Albert calls for stronger rabies safeguards nationwide and asks for appointing an epidemics investigator to protect the state. He urges expanded measures and monitoring to curb rising rabies cases.
A native of Butler County born in 1884, the candidate attended the Allison public schools and is a Culver Military Academy graduate. He has held several responsible positions and is amply qualified for the offices he now seeks.
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