The Gospel of Activity in a Federal Era
An editorial from Waterloo argues that constant action builds character as exemplified by Theodore Roosevelt and Senator Cummins. It laments aging without vigor, praises persistent effort, and urges enforcement of trust laws and anti monopoly measures, while condemning lumber barons for illegal timber practices harming common people.
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The Lumber Octopus
The federal government prepares to prosecute perceived interstate trading offenses but faces limits since many major offenders do not operate across state lines. Intrastate combinations hinder effective action and complicate enforcement.
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Raise Cattle Advice Encourages IllinoIs Farmers
An Illinois College of Agriculture appeal urges farmers to raise more stock to meet rising demand. The message notes Iowa also has growing opportunities in cattle, with favorable conditions and a call to start now.
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Ilinois College of Agriculture
Illinois
Lawa
Iawa
City notes clash with reform calls and aviation talk
A Chicago police training note urges civil conduct and people serving behavior. The piece mocks political rivals, hints at aviation ambitions, and reports a trolley collision in Indiana with a fatality. It ends with a goodwill farewell to local dairymen as the city anticipates growth.
Peary Receives Navy Rank Amid Pole Discovery Debate
Chicago Tribune notes Robert F Peary is named captain of engineers in the U S Navy not for pole discovery but by seniority. Bills proposing a gold medal annuity and rear admiral rank stalled as Congress adjourns, while Britain reportedly rewards its Arctic feats.
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Porter campaign platform stirs liquor debate in Iowa
The Ottumwa Courier notes Democratic candidate Mr. Porter pledges reforms that would sustain neighborhood agitation over liquor policy, describing his temperate stance and the implications for governance as the campaign unfolds.
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Porter
Porter challenged to spell out plans for Iowa governorship
The speaker urges Porter to present concrete plans aligned with the party platform rather than national talk. They reference Iowa's liquor plank in the Ottumwa convention, noting General Weaver opposed it, calling for rejection, but the plank was adopted and pledged to be carried out. They question Porter's and Bryan's stance on the liquor law.
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Weaver
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Nebraska
Roosevelt in Aviation and Iowa Voices on Reform
Iowa editorials discuss Roosevelt’s influence on tariffs and reform. Reports note Roosevelt’s St Louis air ride with Aviator Hoxsey, argue for revamping tariff methods, and urge Iowa to develop industries like beet sugar while reflecting on past evangelist events and public life.
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Cummins
Dubuque
Newton Woman Granted Divorce and Alimony
The wife of BR. AL Stocking inventor of the patent one-minute Washer was granted a divorce for cruelty and inhuman treatment. She receives city property and one-third royalty on machines. The One-Minute Manufacturing company pays Stocking $8,000 annually. Mrs. John Kelly of Dumont is visiting Waterlon with relatives.
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Evening Press
BR. AL Stocking
John Kelly of
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Waterlon
Willian Flam
Evening Overwork and Self Care Advice to Joan
A letter urges balance between work and rest for Joan, arguing against regular overtime. It contrasts tired, anxious devotion with steady, alert efficiency, advising her to leave work at quitting time and protect her health for long term success.
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Sa “Orla
Hoeut
Nieve
Foley's Flower and Tar Ad Endorsed by Sellers
Reliable medicine claims as a non narcotic cough remedy in yellow package. Advertises Foley's Flower and Tar as safe and effective with no opiates. Mentions Wangler Bros. and TM W Taggart as sellers.
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W. Taggart
Dolliver illness rumor denied by Mrs Dolliver
In Fort Dodge Iowa on October 15 Mrs Dolliver denied reports that Senator J P Dolliver suffers valvular heart disease. She said he is improving and stronger daily. A note on his recovery suggests a few weeks if he stays away from work. The piece mentions shared illness with LaFollette and notes upcoming Chicago speeches he cannot attend. Also reports 133 hogs sold from the Fowler farm bringing $2882.00. George V C Fowler is noted as an expert in hog husbandry.
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Cheap Accommodations Draw Dairy Visitors to Waterloo
Iowa dairy visitors from multiple states praised Waterloo for low prices on meals and lodging during the convention. Attendees noted Des Moines would have drawn far less attendance, and local real estate interests benefited as visitors bought land.
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Train Dispatcher Becomes A Banker In Jesup
Jesup Iowa. W Blasier son in law of Mr and Mrs James Dalton former Illinois Central agent at Jesup and former chief dispatcher at Dubuque resigns to become cashier at Farmers State Bank taking duties about Nov 1. Dalton will retire after twenty two years as cashier and Blasier is praised for railroad expertise and business ability.
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James Dalton
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Dalton
Rheumatism Warning and S S S Cure Ad
An old medicine advertisement explains rheumatism as a blood uric acid issue and promotes S.S.S. as a blood purifier that removes uric acid and nourishes joints. It claims temporary relief with ointments is insufficient and offers a booklet and free medical advice via The Swift Specific Co. Atlanta.
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SWIFT
Atlante
Bank President Retires After Long Service
The bank will benefit from the president's continued guidance while he rests from active duties. He plans to live with relatives until March then move to the Fox house on Hawley street. The Mast family suffered illness with two adult deaths in October and several children hospitalized in Round-Up with hope for recovery.
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Hawley Street
Typhoid Strikes Family. Mrs. Henry Mast Dead
Manchester Montana special report notes the death of Mrs. Henry Mast of Lavina Montana formerly of this place after the Mast family contracted typhoid fever following a move last fall. The illness struck all members in an unexplained manner.
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Henry Mast
Lavina
Montana
Galloway-Gibson Investment Fires Confusion Over Resignations
The Courier yesterday misstated that R. R. Gibbs resigned from the Galloway-Gibson Investment Co to pursue real estate. In fact C. R. Gates resigned to work for himself, while C. R. Gibbs remains with the firm in Prospectus tract sales.
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Galloway-Gibson Investment Company
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