Loo FYEKING COUREm Maweber Ad Notice
The text appears as a garbled advertising notice for a courier service with references to daily publication, rates, and contact points in multiple cities. It mentions one cent per word, special contract rates, and various office locations for the Courier in Europe and related services.
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Loo Fyeking Courem
Res Wy. U. Maktman
Cartier
the Courier II
Europe
Waterloo Evenlog Courier
Fle
Trefelgar Building
North Ext Avenet
American Expreee
Hovmerket
Vene's Steamship Agency
Green Street
Evard den Capucines
Cornet Place de Vopera
American Express
Ae Bertin
Uneer den Linden
Preesburg
Nevsity Prospekt
Borrign Postage
Political announcements from Black Bank and Black Hawk counties
Wirt P. Hoxie declares candidacy for county attorney seeking renomination at the June primary. H. C. Bernbrock announces run for Iowa Legislature in Black Hawk County, subject to voters at the June 1912 primaries.
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Black Bank County
Iowa
Black Hawk County
H. C. Bernbrock
Hankerin's and spring musings mix with rate reform talk
A column threads Shakespearean spring reverie with a brisk policy note on express rates. It contrasts lovers of spring with coal men, notes birds and woods, then shifts to interstate commerce reform proposals. Unanimity in juries is discussed as a civil case standard.
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William Shakespeare
Shakespeare
Hankerin
Hankerins
Interstate Commerce Commission
Interstate Commission
House Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce
Uncertain justice and political clashes in a fractured era
The excerpt discusses jury verdict rules favoring three fourths, debates on unanimity, New York judges backing the change, and recalls in Western states. It notes Taft era divides, reformers in Wisconsin, and a chaotic political climate with local squabbles over leadership and public records.
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Ohio Convetitutionallunvention
New York York
Editorial snips on national figures and local editors
A collage of brief Iowa newspaper opinions on Teddy Roosevelt Wilson and Bryan. Mentions include the Cedar Rapids Gazette on Teddy’s hat in the ring, the Des Moines Register on abolishing the commerce court, Denison Bulletin on Wilson’s enemies, Red Osk Express on Bryan as a Democratic bugaboo, and Oakland Acorn on editors between two fires in town reporting.
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Commerce Court
Des Moines Register and Leader
Red Osk Express
Bryan
Democratic Party
Oakland
Childs grief and grownups lesson on disappointment
An essay reflects on how children feel losses intensely while adults must learn perspective. It contrasts a child's quick grief with grownups memory of past pains, urging care not to belittle children’s troubles. Included is a personal note from Robert Stevenson about kidney pain and remedies.
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Browning
Elusive Divines and Odd Slips From The Tribune
A collection of humorous brief items and character sketches including a whisky fueled stomach complaint joke from the Chicago Tribune and a Scots exchange about a difficult meenester, plus a flirtatious Fifth Avenue figure and a Metropolitan club motif with a sharp closing remark about testimonials.
Humorous Exchange Fragments From The Hampton Magazine
Whimsical snippets from The Hampton Magazine and Boston Transcript feature jokes about marriage, vanity, and fate. A shabby man wins a drink by counting fingers, while a playful banter about halos and alibis fills a portable cabaret of light satire.
No Volunteers to Any Roads Hurt By Law Enforced
Cedar Falls Iowa April 4 A Winther a township trustee and road booster laments road dragging plan fails due to renter indifference. He notes $400 for township dragging remains unused and predicts law may be unenforceable without public sentiment. A reader letter touts Foley Kidney Pills after rheumatic kidney trouble.
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Cedar Falls
A Winther
Cedar Falls Township
Winther
Waterloo
Community notes from Claresville and nearby towns
Local notices recount visits by residents to Waterloo and Des Moines, teaching conventions in Waterloo, church events, and upcoming church sales. A spring shower brings renewed vitality as the river recedes after a mild to moderate flood risk. Funeral services for Wm Betta were held at the Christian church with family left to mourn three daughters and a wife.
Community meal serves society as town gathers
The new rear room will open for Saturday and all public and gal days. The event wins general approval and congratulations to the mates for aiding worthy cases. Mrs. Anne Reicherts returns home from Nashua after a three day visit with her mother and relatives. Miss Vennetta Johnson of Allieon visited Mrs. M. & Davis over Sunday. Lt. Wedeking and daughter visited Hampton to spend the day with a daughter. Miss Alma Hickle went to Waterloo to stay with her brothers John and Ed. Mrs. John Beet, staying with her parents, goes to Waterloo for a short visit.
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Anne Reicherts
Nashua
L. Wedeking
Mise Vennetta Johnson
Allieon
M. & Davis
Wedeking
Mrax. Busch
Hampton
Minnie Schmidt
Mise Alma Hickle
Waterloo
John
John Beet
Lo Downa
Allison Bulletin Notes A Busy Week in Grinnell Area
April 3 report from Allison covers spring sale plans at F. H. Hill Furniture, efforts toward a farmers cooperative creamery, and local visits by officials and candidates. Citizens discuss fire insurance, inspector visits, and county political events including the Republican primaries and county convention. The town shows civic activity, a successful stage show, and details on a fire incident at Opperman meat market.
Explosion Left Man Burned and Market Fire Contained
An explosion caused severe burns to a man about the head and face as a fire at a meat market was confined by concerted effort from the fire company. The building suffered substantial fire and water damage, while County Attorney W.S. Montgomery and Deputy Sheriff W. H. Bannon, quartered on the second floor with bachelor rooms, had belongings soaked. Real estate transfers were listed by Black Hawk Co. Abstract Co. including multiple properties in Cedar Falls and Waterloo with nominal sums.
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Attornay
W.S
Montgomery
W. H. ‘Bannon
Black Hawk Co
Abstract, Co
A. E. Adams
Butler
Throssch
Doe
TIZ heals tired feet promises youth like old ads
A vintage advertisement touts TIZ foot remedy claiming to revive feet and banish tenderness, chafing and swelling. It urges readers to avoid alternatives while noting the product costs 25 cents per box and is sold via Walter Luther Dodge & Co. in Chicago.
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Walter Luther Dodge & Co
Chicago
Local social notes from Eagle Center area
Edward and Peter Schaefer attended their uncle A Kelffner's funeral in Waverly on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Frank Neubalfin visited at the Christ Strubel home. Homer Lumbus saved Wood for Willam Bowler on Wednesday. Paul Strubel has recovered after serious illness. Mr and Mrs Carl Bierce visited Waterloo. Mrs Philip Frost, ill in Waterloo, did not return to Eagle Center. Mrs Jacob Snyder and son Milton visited over Sunday in Denver. Mrs Anton Kerner attended the watch event. Mrs P witty dan Waterloo had dental work.
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Eagle ‘Center
Aph
Edward
Peter Schaefer
Waverly
Kelffner
Frank’ Neubalfén
Chrlat
Strubel
Homer Lumbus
Willam
Pail Strubel
Carl Bierce
Waterloo
Philip
Frost
Eagle Center
Jacob
Snyder
Milton
Denver
Anton Kerner
Dan Waterlo
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Boston Transcript
Cincinnati Inaquirer
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Albert Neal
A. Metcalf
Greene Pere
America Lea
Christian Church
L. M. Valentine
Mason City
L. R. Thompson
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Alva Morford
Selah Hershey
Bristow
Carrol! Cook
Ramona Graham
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Elva Chapin
Dr. Day
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M.M. Molsberri
Mary Leete
Drake University
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Carl Smith Js
Grinnell
W. A. Smith
F. H. Hill
Farmers’ Co-Operative
B. Barstum
State Fire Insurance Company
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Ottoson
Humboldt County
Capaldate
Frank Hunt
Butler Township
Rufus Cooper
Shell Rock
F. L. Brown
Swanton
Mies
L H. Hart
Cross
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Iowa “Teachers’ Association
Lottie Kramer
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Mose Dillett
A. W. Parne
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Lloyd Waite
Citizens State Bank of Bristow
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Allison Opera House
R. A. Woolums
Chicago Great Western
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Span & Rose Lumber Company
W. A. Parka
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Z.elliott
W. P. Miller
BH. F. Wild
M. P. Jones
Grant Hardman
Park Rapids
T. M. Barry
Opperman
Barly
Early
Cheney & CO
F. J. Cheney
Met
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Isaac Davin
Smith, Lichty & Hillman Co
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Rice
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J. Bish
Brown
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Miller
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J.P. Jepsen
Sylvia L., Burkhardt
A. Burkhardt
Mary B
Isaac M. Miller
Sylvia L. Burkhardt
M. V. Flater
Mary Dobbins
J. Miller
Linden Place
Lewis Miller
J. C. ‘Kaufman
O. B. Zuck
W.A. Tompkins
Hammond & Hurd
James Gardiner
Harold
Tiz
M. Wray
M.D
First National Bank
C. A. Waterbury
Russell- Lamson Block
E. T. Jaynes
Black’ Hawk
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Robert G. Dakin
Ant Phiynician
Lafayette Building
Blue Waterlot
Gerritt J. Bennett
M. D
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Western
Engar
Jatl. Bank
Carl Bickley
Cecil Bickley
West Fourth Street
DR. F
Liffring
Lafayette Bldg
Pine St Hospital
DR. Bodwell
Osteopathic
Tear of Waterloo
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