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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1912
Page
4
Waterloo theatre presents Thomas Ross in The Only Son with a six months Chicago run and three months in New York. Critics praise Ross in Winchell Smiths new play as he returns to Waterloo crowd familiar with Checkers and The Traveling Salesman.
Joseph Tuffree of Marshalltown, age 107, voted for Taft in the 1912 election, marking his twentieth presidential ballot. He first voted for Henry Clay in 1832 and has voted every year except one while he moved in western Pennsylvania on election day. He walked to the polling place, then returned to his real estate office to work.
Omaha implies a Democratic legislature may elect a Republican U S senator after the state adopts the Oregon plan. Ninety five percent of legislative candidates signed statement one pledging to back the preferred senator. Although Norris led in preferential votes, late returns point to a Democratic legislature.
A Jesup farmer, Matt Schuler, testifies their Marsh Place office doctors cured seven years of stomach trouble. He says he improved quickly after a month of treatment and urges others to seek their care. They offer home visits if unable to come to the office. Phone numbers provided.
Dale Blanchard 21, formerly of Delaware county, died earlier this week at his Fort Collins Colorado home. He was born near Masonville and later lived in Dyersville where his father Howard Blanchard managed the county home. The family had moved to Fort Collins seeking TB relief. his father died there about a year ago.
La Porte City Progress Review notes Woodrow Wilson's election could honor La Porte City. Cato Sells, key Wilson ally and Texas fundraiser, is expected to merit a cabinet appointment, potentially bringing recognition to his former hometown. The piece also mentions a local musicale fundraiser for Seraphic Heights Hospital.
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