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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 1912

Page

2

Courier Ad Rates and International Mail Offices

Early 20th century Waterloo Evening Courier announces advertising rates on application. Mentions American Express offices and foreign postage, with locations in New York Chicago Paris and Berlin and a list of services for international mail and ship notices.

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The Hold Over Paper

The Hold Over Paper is described as the paper Waterloo reads on Saturday nights, serving as a digest for Sunday. The notice highlights its role as a popular weekly read in the community.

All Waterloo

Back Together for Progressive Causes

The Evening Courier urges unity among progressive forces amid internal divisions in the party. It labels Cummins La Follette and Borah as pseudo progressives, praises Hiram Johnson selectively, and calls for cohesion to advance progressive government without infighting.

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Waterloo Growth Complaints and Pensions Debate

City dialog laments Waterloo hotel shortages hindering progress as rival towns invest in new hostels. Opinion leaders mock Carnegie pension plans for ex presidents while urging pensions for workers and widows. Also notes Iowa attorney general rise and road advocacy, with local sports like Thanksgiving football mentioned.

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False Progressives and a New Party Vision

A Kansas City Star excerpt quotes Governor Johnson of California outlining a new party founded on a stated platform. The narrative describes recent campaigning in the east where Johnson spoke nightly to audiences about building for the future and continuing organizational efforts to achieve their agenda.

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Progressive and Republican tensions shape political future

A historical letter discusses party splits with La Follette and progressives versus centrist Republicans. It warns of the risk of infighting harming the party's image and calls for an open conference and a broader convention to energize supporters and recruit lay citizens into the movement. The author signs as Hiram W. Johnsen.

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Road demands drive Iowa highway reform and funding

The editorial calls for a state highway commission and a dedicated fund from automobile license revenue to finance permanent road improvements. It argues better roads will stem population loss, boost farm wealth, and requires no new taxes, urging local control with state-supported aid and avoiding excess burdens on communities. It notes Iowa trails Alabama and others in road laws and praises the Mule Shoe ranch’s Texas longhorn.

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Debts and the Happy and Hapless Debtor

A satirical reflection on debt patterns showing how some owe heavily yet cope or profit, while others collapse under obligations. It notes collectors, bankruptcy, and the shift from debtor imprisonment to legal proceedings, portraying debt as a national pursuit and social habit.

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Unclear Phrase Triggers Historical Excerpt Card

Fragmentary OCR text mentions a long horn and vocal activity, offering no clear event, names, places, or dates to anchor a summary.

Serenity by ceasing to struggle with duty

A friend overcomes doubt by deciding to do what she must and abandoning the urge to find a easier escape. The author likens the relief to a cold bath after the initial plunge and urges readers to quit hoping for a better option and burn bridges to misery.

Tam

Travel Notes From Portales And Roswell Trip

A writer recounts the Vaughan Land Company excursion from Waterlooo to Portales New Mexico and Roswell details climate and soil quality, local industries, and a tuberculosis patient population. The piece notes a railroad under construction, Mount Capitan, the White Mountains, and Roswell’s military school.

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Progressive delegates claim 927 at next national convention

Chicago November 29 progressives say they will hold 927 delegates at the forthcoming national convention, a figure calculated from the total votes cast for Roosevelt and Johnson. The latest vote totals published yesterday support the claim.

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Progressives tabulate 1916 delegate distribution likely

Medill McCormick stated that the 1916 national progressive convention will seat one delegate and one alternate per 6000 votes for Roosevelt and Johnson by district with at least one delegate per district. Additional delegates at large will come from each senator and each congressman, though reapportionment may reduce congressmen-at-large.

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Thanksgiving feast served to soldiers home crowd

At the Soldiers' Home in Marshalltown a Thanksgiving spread Noon November 29 fed nearly 1,006 people including staff and civilian helpers. Central dish was 900 pounds of chicken with large accompaniments, much of it home produced, plus bread potatoes peas cranberries pies cakes coffee tea milk and jellies supplied by the W R C and Ladies of the G F R.

Marshalltown W. R. C. Corps

Pape’s Diapepsin Promises Quick Stomach Relief

An advertisement claims Pape’s Diapepsin digests any food and ends stomach misery in five minutes. It pledges rapid relief from heartburn, gas, nausea, and indigestion, offering a fifty cent case with enough for most stomach disorders.

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