Bryan Attacks Roosevelt in Des Moines Speech
We. D. Bryan assailed Roosevelt over progressivism and party conventions, accusing him of false claims about the Chicago and Baltimore events and urging support for Wilson. He contrasted Democratic reforms with Republican bosses and highlighted party control of future conventions.
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Des Moines
Rooseriit
Chicago
We. d. Bryan
Roosevelt
Tha Boereag
Bryan
Woodrow Wilson
Coronel
Bryant
Republican Party
Gained Strength From Mellin's Food
A mother from Fithian Illinois describes her infant son improving after switching from breast milk and various foods to Mellin's Food. At eleven months he weighs twenty two pounds, has ten teeth, sleeps well, and endured a severe illness without ailment.
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Mellin
Row
McBroom
Fithian
New Hartford Community Notes On Local Changes
Mrs. Francis Green is seriously ill. Ed Roloff and family returned home after an operation and can walk short distances. School resumes Monday after a two week heating plant shutdown. Cedar Falls visitor Mrs. D M Collar stayed over. Wright plans land investments after a Texas trip. Lily Decker of Waterloo ill at her brother’s home. Aug Behrens reports a sale netting 8100. Rev Farris new M E pastor preached. May Johnson died in Indiapendence aged 35. funeral at M E church with Rev H A Essex officiating. interment Oak Hill. Floral tributes noted. An Iowa Homestead subscription offer appears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hartford
Francis Green
Roloff
D. M. Collar
Cedar Falls
Harmon
Hockmeyer
Shell Rock
M. E
Mt. Auburn
May Johnson
Perrin
Indiapendence
M. EB
H. A. Essex
Baptist Church
Oak Hill Cemetery
W. J. Harmon
W. Jones
A. E. Seaver
R. L. Converse
F. L. Brown
Frank Younker
Golden 50th for Rockford couple celebrated
Mr and Mrs T Jenkinson marked their golden wedding last Saturday with relatives and two bridesmaids from fifty years ago present. The piece notes the 103 year old mother in Waukegan was absent and lists several local visits moves and visits by residents, including Anna Britton returning to Rockford and others visiting family and friends. Forty joined the American Nobles last Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockford
T. Jenkinson
Mr. Jenkinson
Waukegan
Blanche Crowell
W. P. Abbott
Anna Britton
J. W. Hawley
Annal Graham
W. E. Long
Macon City
J. A. McEwen
H. E. Wyatt
Minnesota
G. H. Purdy
Iden Burton
Eddyville
E. P. Andrews
Hampton
R. F. Bruce
W. D. Smith
C. H. Walker
Lake City
Minn
T. J. Merritt
Waterloo
J. F. McNeal
Los Angeles
Cal
S. E. Burton
C. A. Fullerton
Cedar Falls
Geo. Steuben
Hudson, Mich
W. Steuben
Mrs Fisher Won’t Discuss Fisher Murder Case
Mrs. Harry W. Fisher widow of the Chicago promoter who was shot near his Baldwin Michigan farm refuses to comment on new case phases. A maid says Mrs. Fisher is out of town and may not return for days while Oscar N. Arabach, a business associate, is held to the grand jury on the murder charge. A witness testified Arabach and Mrs. Fisher went bathing together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Harry W. Fisher
Baldwin
Mich
Fisher
Relden Avenue
Roosevelt brands Deneen an Ananias in Chicago clash
Theodore Roosevelt names Governor Deneen as an Ananias figure after Deneen’s Springfield speech. Roosevelt dictated a sharp reply accusing Deneen of falsehoods and double dealing, citing contested delegates, Taft and Root votes, and Lorimer era politics in a broad critique from the Chicago convention aftermath.
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Chicago
Theodore Roosevelt
Frank Funk
Deneen
Roosevelt
Governor Deneen
Springfield
Ananias
Barnes
Penrose
Guggenheim
Denton
Inter Ocean
Lorimer
Taft
Root
McGovern
Mr. Taft
Curding a Cold with Laxative Bromoidine Tablets
An old notice advertises a laxative remedy to cure a cold with a money back guarantee by E. W. Grove. It notes farmers auction bills as a specialty used with the Couriers advertising columns and lists W H Hartman Company publishers Waterloo Evening Courier at 200 218 Park Avenue West.
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E. W. Grove
Couriers
W. H. Hartman Company
Yshers
Waterloo Evening Courier
Park Avenue West
Greene Town Remembers Local Visitors and Tragic Deaths
In Greene on Oct 12, residents report Waterloo visitors and travels to Cedar Rapids Anamosa Armour and Clarinda. Several family illnesses are noted including typhoid and quinsy. J N Neal and Barnett Neal attend their father and brother’s funeral in Bristow. Lawrence Hagarty dies after a heart attack. funeral at St Marys on Sunday.
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C. H. Williams
Windom
Floyd Mauch
Northwest
Margaret McEntry
Armour
8. D
Nellie Wholford
Clarinda
Www. C. T. U
H. P
J. N. Neal
Wilber Maass
Fred Hesalroad
James B. McClure
Washington, D. C
Frank Bowman
Lawrence Hagarty
Kessler Hotel
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Local Social Notes From Shell Rock Area
Visitations and family news from Shell Rock and nearby towns include Mrs. L A Stonebreaker from Red Cloud Nebraska visiting friends, Geo Hughes of Clarion visiting his parents, Nettia Hichman of Waverly visiting the Rosenberg family, and the birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Chester DeVany. West family daughter mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shell Rock
L. A. Stonebreaker
Red Cloud
Neb
Geo. Hughes
Clarion
A. W. Hughes
Nettia Hichman
Waverly
J. W. Rosenberg
Chester DeVany
West
Daugh
Every Little Olive Tablet Has a Movement All its Own
An old advertisement promotes Oliva Tablets as a liver and bowel tonic from The Olive Tablet Co in Columbus Ohio. It claims Dr Ed wards of Ohio devised a vegetable compound with olive oil to purify the system, offering a gentle calomel substitute priced at 10c and 2? per box.
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Edwards
Ohio
Olive Tablet Co
Columbus
Local social notes and field day update
Cedar Heights visitors and delegates travel to nearby cities. Mrs. Blanche Herrington returns from Lincoln as Degree of Honor delegate. Miss Sadie Herrington leaves for Wakefield after a three week visit. Field day is marred by rain and an on track accident threatens serious injury.
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Ter
Cora
Cedar Heights
Blanche Herrington
Lincoln
Neb
Order of
Wakefield
K. J. Carter
Carrie Manafield
Peoria
Ill
H. C. Newcomb
Kenyon
W. P. Weed
Elma
Cliff Myers
Thursay
Clyde Stevenson
Mason City
J. H. Steven
Our City
Geo. Mead
J. M. Longfellow
C. C. Pierce
Waterloo
Q. M. Graham
Clarksville
Pape’s Diapepsin Promises Quick Stomach Relief
An advertisement touts Pape’s Diapepsin as fast relief for sour stomach gas upset and indigestion. It claims five minute regulation of weak stomachs and encourages taking the remedy with meals to prevent distress and support comfort.
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Pape
Pacer Belle Leander Finishes Race Without Driver After Injury
In the first race a driver named Tracy Scott was thrown from a surkey as horses began the event. The horse behind him ran over him, injuring his face and foot though not as seriously as feared. Belle Leander completed the mile with no driver, finishing fourth as the race ended. Miss Maud Fairbanks of Cedar Falls visited friends in town this week.
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Tracy Scott
Pacer
Belle Leander
Mr. Tracy
Maud Fairbanks
Cedar Falls
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New Jersey
Bryat
T. BR
Tom Platt
New York
Arans
Baltimore
Morgan
Tennessee Coal and Iron Company
Brian
Nebrackan
Iowa Homestead
James M. Pierce
Lows
Mrs. Fisher
Ananias Club
Illi
Nois
Denesa
Mr. Yattt
Lorimer and
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