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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 08, 1916

Page

2

Rival European trading drive tests Brazil US advantage

In Rio de Janeiro American merchants form a Chamber of Commerce to expand their Brazil trade. A bold Portuguese ad for an American car ends with an Ecuadorian agent in Quito, illustrating vast distance hurdles and slow replies. European rivals prepare to reclaim prewar supremacy through transport, banking, and communication channels.

Rio de Janeiro Europe Jaker Brazil JA. Blank Quito Ecuador South America New York Solon Canal Zone Guayaquil Buenos Aires United States Andes Rio Deaneiro New York Paper Ofer Sitka Saska

County Officers Receive Big Vote

County Republicans swept the ticket with large majorities in yesterday’s election. Burton E. Sweet led a strong congressional race with over 2,040 votes in the county. Officials elected include A. W. McFarine and C. T. B. Sam as representatives, T. J. Rainbow as eighth term judge, W. J. Burbank treasurer, Miss Jennie S. Bird recorder, N. B. Henderson sheriff, Fred S. Pettit clerk of courts, Wenner county attorney, and Dr. Smith coroner. Wenner, Burbank, Henderson and Smith begin new terms. Grout holds over as senator. Indications show J. Anderson (Republican) may have donated Peter Bahl (Democrat) for supervisor in district six. Waterloo Evening Courier and Reporter ad urged.

Burton E. Sweet Congress A. W. McFarnie C. TB Sam Anditer T. J. Rainbow W. J Peter Bahl Suervisor Poyner Fox Barclay

Republicans Gain Member On Board In Sixth District

Electors chose a Republican for the county board in the sixth district for the first time in years. J J Anders defeated Democrat Peter Bahl by 14 votes and will assume office January 1, 1918. After that date the board will have five Republicans and two Democrats. Republican members include D S Tiffany, John D Thompson, Joseph Shirley, J J Anderson, and M J Magee. Democrats are W D Shayer and T D Teeter. Shirley will start January 1, 1917. Magee will serve a three year term beginning January 1, 1918. Here are the sixth district results.

J. J. Anders Peter Bahl Anderson F. J. Schmitt Dr. D. 5. Tiffany Waterloo John D. Thompson Cedar Falls CR. Rownd Joseph Shirley East Waterloo J. J. Anderson Barclay Township M. J. Magee Bennington W. D. Shayer Orange Township T. D. Teeter Big Creek Mr. Shirley W. ©. Leland Fred Henry

Short Crops Push Alcohol Price Up

Waterloo druggists report rising denatured alcohol prices due to high wheat and corn costs and a poor night crop. Glycerin advanced over 5 cents per pound after Du Pont Powder ordered 180 cars of stock glycerin for 1917 delivery, with purchase priced at 2.4 million dollars. Drug manufacture in the United States has lowered prices for several products including carbolic acid.

Waterloo Druggists du Pont Powder Company United States

Electrified Milwaukee Road Progress Reported

Malcolm H. McEwen, freight and passenger agent for the Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul announces that 110 miles of electrified track will be completed by January. The electric equipment is being installed through the Rocky Mount region as rapid progress continues on the line.

Malcolm H. McEwen Chicago Miwaukee St. Paul Dan Rocky Mount

Side with Truth and Conviction, Not Popular Opinion

A quotation urges siding with truth and God, valuing conviction over drift. It argues most people hold opinions rather than firm beliefs, noting a small portion possess true convictions and urging steadfast adherence to personal conviction.

God Happe Minot J Savage

Talent and Character Quote Analysis

This fragmented reflection contrasts talent with character, urging adherence to tradition while valuing courage to forge new paths toward better goals. It emphasizes character as the source of power that unites a company and inspires excellence beyond what is imagined.

Emarson

Electrified Mountain Route Extends Through Montana

The Montana electric railroad line now covers 326 miles between Alberton and Deer Lodge with electric engines easing winter relining hazards. The system is among the first in the nation to wire through the mountains, reducing storm and grade dangers. George H. Farnsworth buys Harry Shaw's home on Berkshire road in Prospect.

Ains Alberton Deer Lodge Mont McEwen George H. Farnsworth Harry Shaw Berkshire Road Prospect

Food Prices Rise Faster Than Wages, Report Says

Washington news item notes average American family income at 700 to 900 dollars per year based on state data. Food retail prices climbed about 60 percent from 1900 to 1914 while wages for servants rose under 30 percent, prompting thrift movement calls. The piece also lists postal appointments and a pension grant, plus the death of Dubuque attorney Fred Thilt.

Washington News Bureau Waterloo Evening Courier Washington, D. C American Society For Thrift National Edition Association United States

Lydia Pinkham Remedy Praised by Women Across States

Letters from Vermont Arkansas and New Jersey praise Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for easing female ailments. Mrs Frexom of Roxbury Vermont credits months of back trouble and anemia relief, while Mrs Lroxparnt of Weehawken New Jersey reports relief from menopausal symptoms and renewed vitality. Mrs Garris of Branch Arkansas says cramping pains and irregularity vanished after three months of use.

Lydia E. Pinkham Roxbury Lydia EL Pinkham Neri E. Frexom Branch Ark

Political Miracle in Fox Township election shocks county

Fox Township voters produced surprising results with Republican ticket wins. Meares dith led the ticket with 41 votes for Meares dith while Wilmer’s ticket captured several posts, and Wilson won the township by a narrow plurality. Demographic notes say the area is German-leaning and once had more Republicans.

Democora Tieding Tor Mearesdith Ure Rainbow Wilmer Democrathomomines Pettit Demoerrat Henderson Elis Wilson Pee Demt Sloughes Fox Township Hippely Wis Trsp

Rainbow Auditor Besieges Polls In Farcical Feud

Readable text portrays a chaotic scene around a local polling place as Mr Rainbow, urged by his brother J C Rainbow, rushes toward the vote while an assistant and bystanders react. A call arises that the polls now close and the scene ends with election chatter and confusion.

J.C. Thainbow Ratibow Padnbew

Mucil Announces New Talent For Annual Show

New talent added for the annual show highlights a program east of the Wiles with performances by Jitu Wrearton Hiarrisan and Maman Tiller among others. The event lineup includes unique acts and local participants preparing for the stage.

MUCIL Menapret Stdakey

Cedar Falls Band and Elks Parade Set for Tuesday

Campbell reports a 40 man chorus and 29 women will sing while the Cedar Falls band of 50 pieces and 40 Elks in new uniforms join a parade Tuesday.

Vinci Health Tonic Promises Strength and Blood Gain

An Iowa advertisement touts Vinci as a beef and cork peptonate based tonic. Mrs Harl Brunson of Vinci testifies it raised her blood, strengthened nerves, and restored vitality after prior remedies failed. The ad cites Wangler Drug Co., and lists Waterloo as a lead local store.

Vinci Bellefontaine Ohio Vinci Harl Brunson Wangler Frag, Co Drugetatsa Miller Waterloo Algo Leadfinn Drug Iowa

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Waterloo Evenng Courier W. L. Harding Peter Raul Jos, Shirley R and J. D. Thompson Are Poyner Total Water Ale Saan Electriu Mwountain American Society For Thiet Publishers Statistics Oliver M. Brown Hillerton Postoffice Department Civil Service Commission Archer Newport Ernest E. Lambertson Cadar Rapids Frank McDonald Leslie 8. Wight Lamont Clara Smith Sheldon Ambrose Jermann Otto Petersen Ramsen Mary FP. Leonard Perry Pcbuque Dubuque Fred Thitl Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Mass Ratobow Fuor Ford Chalmers Detroit Waterloo Auto Supply Company GT4 SON Strel Plone WT. Wandson Eieci J. W. Burger Payette Seau & Thom Winthrop Neal Sienes Greene Wawkeye Arlington Vort & Co Th. Nickerson Conrad Vberhardt, Beaman Raymond Grundy Center Waverly
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