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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1910

Page

2

Picketts Senatorial Candidacy Highlighted In Waterloo

The Waterloo Courier notes the death of Senator Dolliver sparks Iowa speculation on a successor. It endorses Representative Charles H. Pickett as logical, level headed, and able to unite factions, citing his first term accomplishments and regional balance. The piece questions public taste and urges support for high quality theatre and civic effort in Waterloo.

Congress South Iowa Pickett Larrabee Major Lacey United States

Water loo Demands Market Reform to Curb Retail Profits

In Waterloo a broad protest against vegetable and fruit sales rules argues that a 140 a day license inflates prices. The piece calls for repealing the ordinance, creating a market and freeing producer consumer trade, to curb trusts and ease consumer burdens.

Waterloo Thany Waterino

Theatre going in Waterloo shows decline in taste

Citizens in Waterloo are urged to awaken to theatre, with critique that public taste has degenerated and refined high class drama efforts have faded, amid many low price entertainment venues.

Syndicate Theatre Waterloo Chicago Theatre P

Gazette Attacks Cosson Over Law Enforcement Ideals

The Burlington Gazette endorses defeat of Senator Cosson for attorney general calling him narrow minded and tyrannical for strict liquor law enforcement. It argues enforcement by a trusted public officer is undesirable in a free country and warns that every man must be a flaw unto himself.

The Burlington Gazette Cosson United States R. V. Pierce World’s Dispensary Medical Association Dr. R. V. Pierce Preat Buffalo, N.Y

Demand grows for more voters in Grundy County race

The message urges more people to work resources and vote, warning that supporting the Democratic candidate Wumke in Grundy County may tempt some solid Republicans. It emphasizes increased effort at the soil and a stronger call for participation in the forthcoming election.

Jowa Wumke Wumkes Grundycoutr Wumke

Convicted Burglar Fred Gray Sentenced to Penitentiary

The article notes continued coverage of the case against burglar Fred Gray, highlighting the procedural steps that led to his conviction and penitentiary sentence as an example of efficient police work and quick justice.

Fred Gray

Waterloo Receives Mixed Hospitality Compared to Des Moines

Des Moines readers questioned Waterloo hospitality to fair guests and now know the town’s reception falls short of the capital city’s standards.

Des Moines Waterloo

October Dreams of Autumn Vacations in Golden Light

The piece muses on taking vacations in early autumn when heat fades and business slows. It contrasts the urge to travel with returning to town as summer lingers at the door. Descriptive language paints autumnal hues and the mellow mood of reminiscence.

October Memories Through Autumn Light

The text reflects on autumn as a recurring, mezmerizing experience. It contrasts its resonance for elders over children and marks October as a time of memory rather than simple hope. The prose evokes gold leaves, diffused radiance, and hidden footage within poetry.

Goring

Senator Dolliver Remembered as Independent Iowa Leader

The obituary lauds Jonathan P. Dolliver for his independence and progressive stance in the U S Senate after decades in the House. It notes his firm representation of Iowa's sentiments, his willingness to chart his own course, and the loss to state and party from his premature death at age 63.

Jonathan P. Dolliver Chicago Tribune Senator Dolliver Hfe House of Representatives Dolliver Senate Iowa Rhode Island Congress Dollive

Iowa Editorial Roundup On Political Spots And Local Tomes

A Cedar Rapids Gazette note highlights a fine stock show at a dairy convention in Waterloo. Davenport Democrat cites Texas values growth claims while Iowa outpaces them. Marshalltown Times-Republican reports New York business confidence aiding Democrats. Manson Democrat discusses vagrancy law use in small towns. Patient testimonial praises Foley's Kidney Remedy for relief.

Cedar Rapids Waterloo Iowa Davenport Texas Lone Star Manson Democrat Manson

We Need a Great Man to Fill Dolliver's Seat

Cedar Rapids editorial urges Iowa select a strong capable man in the Senate, stressing fitness and national heft over faction. It warns against older or lesser figures and calls for a primary election approach to determine the successor to Senator Dolliver. The Sioux City Tribune backs a primary process and warns Gov. Carroll against late appointments.

Fdkorial Cedar Rapids Republican Iowa Dolliver Congress Senate Towa Cummins Frank Gov. Larrahee Allison Hepburn Lacey United States Senate Sioux City United States Sioux City Tribune Tribune Carroll

Destruction and virtue in a street scene

A writer recalls a six month old sidewalk gouge made by children and warns that lax home training fuels vandalism. Observes defaced observatory with signs to respect property, noting parental guidance and lead pencils as signs of a broader moral problem. Calls for strict training to curb property damage and curb vandalism.

Jack

Barney's Bad Break Dispute Over Milk Health Risk

Omaha Bee quotes Dairy Commissioner Barney opposing the scientific conclusion and denying that milk from tuberculous cows is dangerous to human health whether or not it carries risk. The remark highlights a clash between official stance and public health science.

Barney Omaha Bee

Tuberculosis Debate Haunts Dairy Enforcement Chief

An advocate defends milk safety while questioning tuberculous risk in cattle. He notes Commission­er Barney’s stance conflicts with expert U S government bacteriologists who say even small lesions can taint meat and milk. The piece warns against untrained views influencing public health policy. Roumania could field 650000 men if war came, despite a population of 8.5 million.

Barney United States Roumania

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