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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1910
Page
2
The Waterloo community is thanked for its growth in industry and property, while spiritual revival promises moral uplift. Editorials urge humble gratitude and charity, noting fear of war rhetoric as unfounded and Diaz’s stability in Mexico.
A writer defends Gifford Pinchot amid criticism over patent concerns, arguing his actions reveal noble motives and a shared drive with Theodore Roosevelt to advance civic justice. The piece lauds Pinchot as a pivotal force against wealth’s lure, shaping a broader movement for citizens and future generations.
Officials should publish annual reports that inform citizens with essential facts in simple language. Detailed inventories and extensive statistics burden readers. focus on transparent statements and accessible information while keeping necessary facts readily available.
A collage of editorial clippings from Davenport Times and Sioux City papers. Items discuss a hoboes union proposal, a farmer finding a skull in corn, Thanksgiving proclamations delayed by election canvass, and debates over Lafayette Young as a native born Iowa senator with focus on tariff protection and political reputation.
The piece argues Cummins of Iowa will be the inevitable Senate leader after March 4, dismissing rivals and labeling him the leading exponent of the country’s chosen policies. It condemns tariff beneficiaries and criticizes public response to disaster, urging revision of the wool tariff schedule by Congress or Democrats to prevail.
A speech in the dominion parliament by Earl Grey urges freer, more equitable tariff relations between Canada and the United States. He notes the tariff wall harms commerce and advocates closer economic ties and unified policy to benefit both nations.
The Dubuque Times Journal calls for ending the decennial state census by constitutional amendment. It argues enumerations have been as inaccurate as the last one in Dubuque and offers no reason to continue the practice.
Dr. Woods Hutchinson denounces tuberculosis as a disgrace to civilization and condemns society’s laxity fostering the disease. The piece notes the Mexican revolutions’ gestation period and cites municipal fiscal year endings as spring approaches.
Crescent Rural and Select Master Masons No 16 held a semi annual meeting with elections for officers. Elected were Right Illustrious Grand Master P J Marin Right Illustrious Deputy Grand Master S J All Principal Conductor of Work J A Doty Captain of the Guard H Knapp Treasurer G C Becker. Under order George C Welker Sentinel F W White.
A magazine list shows 176 boarding schools advertised in one issue, revealing a trend of mothers entrusting 12 to 14 year old daughters to outsiders. The writer argues this practice risks molding girlhood without parental guidance, preferring a daughter at home or in later college years.
A total of $3254.75 has been paid into the Waterloo Cedar Falls and Northern Railway office to compensate property owners for tracts condemned for railway use. The lands are at the northwest end of Lafayette street near Cedar and Union parks.
Des Moines grocers protest an ordinance by Councilman MacVicar to remove licenses from peddlers and set a $1 yearly fee for all, arguing it would void city taxes and hurt groceries owners. Final council vote on the measure slated for Friday morning amid strong opposition.
Council debates license rules for grocers and peddlers. officials argue grocers sell at or below cost while commission houses back the ordinance. Critics warn of unchecked competition under the measure. James A Cook and wife travel to Aurora for Thanksgiving with relatives.
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