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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1910
Page
5
Clothcraft highlights its snug coat collar and non-breakable front with non-sagging pockets. The maker and seller guarantee pure Alb Wool content and offer Clothcraft suits priced from 10 to 25 dollars, urging buyers not to risk ordinary clothes.
Ex Governor Warren Garst of Carroll county spoke in Algona urging Republicans to vote the ticket straight. He endorsed all Republican candidates, urged primary voters to honor the primary result, and praised Gov Carroll alongside Senator Cummins. Garst aimed at business and traveling men and rafl road employees as key supporters before touring eastern Iowa.
The Morey Stock company presents Just Plain Fritz at the Syndicate theatre tonight with a 2:30 Saturday matinee for ladies and children at 10 cents. Night prices are 16 20 and 30 cents. Also showing Lottery Man at the Bijou and Rosalind at Redgate at the Waterloo with Saturday matinee and night performances. Wildfire starring Gus Alexander comes to the Syndicate Monday October 31 with an exceptional company and the original scenic production.
Grundy Center Oct 28 a constable from Ackley found 72 year old Mrs. Swede in a depot at Ackley after a daughter left her there. Her daughter Mrs Aults of Minnesota had been staying with her. another daughter Mrs Sheerman near Ackley had visited recently. She has about 1000 coming next spring from land sale near Wellsburg. She will remain at the sheriff’s home until a place is found.
Snowy morning hushes North Waterloo as shop crews quicken pace and merchants see sales rise. Sugar beets travel via Illinois Central to Waverly while duck hunters depart for the river. a switch engine narrowly averts a collision with a coal wagon. The city notes visits to Cedar Rapids for Shriners and Masonic services, and announces a relocated couple to Waterloo at 611 Hicker Street.
The North Waterloo Commercial association will hold a special meeting this evening at Kurth's hall on Fourth Street East. It resumes from a three week pause and will review past work, celebrate industrial achievements, discuss future plans, and boost membership with invited Board of Trade and Chamber of Commerce members.
A mother urges tonic treatment for growing girls to prevent health decline during adolescence. The ad recounts a Pueblo Colorado woman's recovery after using Dr Williams Pink Pills for the Blood and promotes the pills as safe and effective for a range of illnesses. It notes a free booklet and offers the product through druggists or by mail.
Former Senator Joseph Benson Foraker rejects a request to modify his speeches on Roosevelt's new nationalism calling it treason He cancels his Sandusky address and all campaign appearances in Ohio stating he will speak or not at all due to the dispute with the Republican state committee Chief critic Theodore Roosevelt sparks heated stump exchanges as the race draws national attention.
Former Chief Justice Simeon E. Baldwin Democratic nominee for Connecticut governor says he will sue former President Theodore Roosevelt for slander if Roosevelt does not retract remarks from a Concord speech. Judge Baldwin confirms the plan amid a statewide campaign.
Former President Roosevelt stands by most of his speech calling Judge Baldwin retrogressive in his decisions especially on labor matters. He says he was misquoted on a portion and waits for a full letter reply before any formal action. Papers printed the demand for retraction but Baldwin has not yet received it.
The advertisement touts Mother's Friend as essential for expectant mothers, easing the birth ordeal, aiding bodily changes, soothing nausea, preventing breast cake, and preserving figure. Sold at drug stores with a free information book from Bradfield Regulator Co Atlanta Ga.
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