Labor and Rail Service Dominant in Waterloo Courier
In this issue the Courier highlights Congress proposed nine member labor capital commission and its aims to resolve strikes. It cites McNamara and Lawrence cases as drivers for reform while noting limits on government power. Rail service is praised for safety and timeliness but criticized for ticket office delays and conductor errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thil
Lakor
Miss Jane Andams
No Houses of Congress
Lawrence Mass
Dorcas
Hog sales and farm notes from the era
Story recounts hog prices and sale experiences including five hogs at Chicago stock yards, prices of two hundred pounds and under weight hogs, and a buyer’s remark about a small hog. It also touches on cattle feeding losses, hogs as a financial mainstay, and local farming observations on crops, railroads, and riverfront development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bors
Mina
Chicago
Third Ticket Threatens Roosevelt Support in Iowa
The Algona Republican warns a third party ticket in Iowa would weaken Roosevelt and aid Democrats in state and county races. It cites Carl Franke and advisers as driving voters away from Roosevelt, noting local progressives in Kossuth County have not joined a state or county ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Franke
Dolliver
Iowa
Algona
Teoonevelt
Country learns campaign money sources across politics
A collage of clipped notes from Iowa papers cites public accountability and political funding, condemns harsh treatment of a dying tramp, mentions fines forPrize Fight attendees near Denver, and mocks a grand jury memory lapse. It also reflects comments on social behavior and wariness about farming losses and expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Water Len
Denver
Waterloo
Easy Slippers and Pleasant Interpretations in Archive Snippets
A collage of humorous vignettes and quips from early 20th century papers. Bits include a seventh son lament over worn castoffs, a would be fiancee’s reply to a marriage proposal, a green yard debate about turkeys, a Scotish joke session, a party misfire, and a wife’s half mourning joke at home.
Praise Where It Is Due In City Governance
Municipal Journal urges balanced praise for honest officials and highlights names such as Mrs Seraphine Pisko Dr H W Purinton Police Officer Thompson W H H Cranmer and William Geary. It cautions against hypercritical views and notes recognition can spur better service to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Municipal Journal
Henry J. Arnold
Denver
Colo
Board of Advisers
Seraphine Pisko
H. W. Purinton
Board of Charities
Thompson
Colfax
Broadway
W. H. H. Cranmer
William Geary
Sandiland Injured in Bicycle Collision at First and Locust
William Sandiland of 834 Williston avenue was badly hurt yesterday when his bicycle collided with another cyclist at First and Locust streets. He suffered a suspected hip injury and a bruised shoulder. doctors were called and he was sent home by car. Initial exams showed the hip not broken. recovery will take days. The collision was described as accidental.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Sandiland
Williston Avenue
First
Locuat
Sandland
Molly Fails to Roar at Friends and Flowers
In The Evening Chit Chat Molly recounts visiting Kisine and her father who expect constant raving over every detail from peas to nasturtiums and new dresses. She notes the pressure to display enthusiasm for others possessions and ends noting a Waterloo reunion group photo of pioneers including M Hileman and others aged 90 to 96.
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Molly
Mica
Kisine
Big Sleter
Mra. M
Elaine
Mrs. H
M. Hileman
Maany
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Mr. Hileman
Whale and Wells
Li M. Healy
Mrs. N.ja. Slocum
James Mitchell
Susan D. Keyes
Forty-Four Merchants Held for Lottery in Montezuma
In Montezuma Iowa on September 2 sheriff warrants charged forty-four merchants and three other citizens with violating state lottery laws by using tickets for a car giveaway. Warranted arrests targeted nearly all city merchants. the grand jury is next week. R. J. Smith won the automobile. two women, including Esther McGugin editor of the Montésuma Republican, were among those arrested.
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Montezuma
T. W. Smith
Chase
Brooklyn
R. J. Smith
Hugh M. Reed
Henry E. Lampoon
Des Moines
Reed
Attorney Wins Automobile
Smith
G. E. Binegar
J. L. McGrath
Chris Rasmussen
L. A. Bheerer
P. F. Smith
Cliff Smith
Harlan Anderson
J. G. Winger
J. H. Clatt
E. B. Williams
H. G. Moore
H. C. Roberts
A. B. Moore
E. D. Land
E. R. Stiison
Sense Blilson
B. H. Halgler
0. C. King
A. E. Reed
L. T. Jenks
Frank Gerschach
A. Mentzer
Geo
Johnston
Roy Alexander
R. L. Mortland
R. A. Mortland
W. M. Stone
Dr. O. W. King
A. B. Siberling
W. I. Powell
Fred Westphall
William Stull
KE. K. Rodgers
J. B. Bryan
Chet Bryan
C. H. Taylor
Bush Houston
M. M. Cochran
J. C. Webber
Charles K. Needham
Esther B. McGugin
J. B. Harden
George Lorenten
Charles Augins
Earl Brown
J. L. Mellrath
Esther McGugin
The
Montésuma
Deformities in Children and Causes of Deformity
The article outlines congenital and acquired deformities, noting most originate after birth from injury, posture, disease, or improper development. It discusses heredity, maternal impressions, and the rarity of spontaneous cures, urging early professional treatment and noting cost concerns for the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James K. Young
Sage and Sulphur Halt Remedy for Gray Hair Rejuvenation
An advertisement touts Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy as a solution to gray hair and dandruff. It claims Sage Tea heritage, promises color restoration in ten days, and notes benefits to hair growth and scalp health. Sold by druggists with a money back guarantee. agent listed as H. W. Taggart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyeth
H. W. Taggart
School children for wines program promoted by local paper
The Waterloo Evening Courier announces a weekly delivery program titled for school children to receive wines, urging parents to ensure responsibility and family support. A coupon appears on page 3 for participation.
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Waterloo Rivening Courier
Waterloo Evening Courier
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