Canvass Aims For County Meetings With Prominent Speakers
A plan to conduct a thorough canvass of the county and hold several outdoor public meetings featuring speakers of national and state prominence.
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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1912
Page
7
A plan to conduct a thorough canvass of the county and hold several outdoor public meetings featuring speakers of national and state prominence.
The plan of campaign was outlined at a meeting in Captain J. H. Hildebrand’s offices last evening. The canvass will extend to every voting precinct in the county. It is hoped Governor Johnson, the progressive ticket’s vice presidential candidate, will address Black Hawk county as he travels west after his east tour.
Over 400 dairy cattle entries flood the Waterloo Dairy Congress office as Prof. RB Estes notes rising mail. Hugh G. Van Pelt wires from Yakima to reserve 41 stalls for Smith & Mills. W W Blake Arcoll plans 20 to 45 Jerseys from his Paoli herd. Harclay of Rosenton enters 23 Ayres. Erneld of Glendale enters 1? Jerseys from a famous foundation. Plymouth Lad, once bought for 4000 dollars, is mentioned.
Des Moines Sept 28 The state board of control awarded contracts totaling about 198 289 for six months supplies to state institutions. Some grocery and minor supplies not let. Total year supplies near 420 000 with Chicago firms and 12 states represented in bidders.
An indictment returned by the September grand jury accuses R. M. Durchenwald and M. J. Ryan of maintaining a liquor club at 219 1-2 Fourth street west and selling gin, whiskey, wine, ale, beer and other intoxicating beverages. The charge specifies sale at the club in this city.
Pathfinding party arrived in Waterloo at 5 43 and left at 6 10 for Cedar Rapids after a night in Waterloo. The Des Moines portion completed today. Participants include B W Reynolds driver and reporters A R Hultman R F Place and John Weber. Chalmers six and four arrived Grundy Center greeted by Waterloo party. Outgoing party from Waterloo included Frank Bryant F G Pinkerton Harry Shaw and others. Outward 29 miles took 45 minutes return drive credits O O Hummel with refreshments. Roads Fort Dodge to Iowa Falls reported passable. from Iowa Falls to Waterloo were in good condition.
F M Michael of Waterloo purchased an interest in Waterloo Varnish Manufacturing from former owners F F Jungkunz and J W Gregory. Michael, a prominent midwest paint contractor and former Iowa Master Painters president, will actively engage in company affairs while continuing his contracting work.
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