Waterlos Evening Convier and Sundry Advertisements
A historical newspaper fragment lists subscription rates and mail options for Waterlos Evening Convier with prices per week and per year, plus delivery by mail and in-town service. It notes editorial staff including Hartman as president and editor and Jackson McCoy as treasurer. Policy statements from Associated Press and United Press International and advertising guidelines are included.
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Hartgins Co
Schoornse Park Ave
Aumercial Telephone
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Gahe CL Hartman
Jackson McCoy
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Gey
Carrer
South Cheyond
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Associated Press
United Press Titernational News
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Dini
Audit Bureau of Circulation
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Anche Dale
Teles
Yeblic Valley
Baner
New York
Philadelphia
Angeles
San Peanelace
Olffcea
Stary
Brooks & Finley
Decree Breaks Up Bread Trust In Federal Ruling
A Baltimore federal district court consent decree dissolves the Ward Baking General Baking Continental Baking firms. The three companies must fully separate and reduce General’s capital stock, ending the era of the bread trust and rebuking anti big business critics.
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Baltimore
Wank Food Products Corporation
Ward Baking Corporation
General Baking Corporation
Continental Baking Corporation
General Concern
Bread Trust
Roosevelt
Coolidge
New York City
Len Follette
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Frank P. Walsh
I Ls Guardia
LaFallette
Trey
Seak
Breast Trust
Italian spokesman touts Mussolini as world figure
A foreign office spokesman declares Mussolini the world's outstanding figure and defends the choice in a reply to correspondents. The discussion contrasts prominence with admirable qualities and notes historical figures once seen as outstanding.
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Foreign Office
Duce
Mussolini
Yale
Aelsim
Nero Muust
Morelas
Machiavelli
April Weather Leaves Sports Readers in Wait
The column notes April brings variable weather with cold winds and postponed games while promising enough to test players as spring sports begin. It compares April to March and hints at Easter and golf plans as greens open and teams adapt to changing conditions.
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Greens
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Stuart
Ilund Dale
Peluse
Judiciary policy critiques and youth behavior notes
Davenport Times reports the judiciary committee warns current safeguards won t let federal judges support their households without concern for needs. Mason City Globe-Gennette notes seniors face college choice and cost. Charles City Press reflects on indulgent parenting and a spoiled child’s unhappy future.
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Davenport
Judiciary Committee
Abe Martin Nibsteg Nyawermndy Inh or Py Tyr Ever
Fragmentary text mentions a PAN Warlibanedng Sth and vital community concerns. The readable lines reference Abe Martin and local figures, with unclear dates or places. No coherent event or outcome is discernible from the damaged OCR.
Influenza Advice and Medical Views From Dr Brady
Public health note discusses influenza symptoms and spread in New York State. It urges bed rest for the sick, explains mouth spray transmission limits, and criticizes sensational often impractical press copy. Brady answers readers questions on alcohol use and doctor titles, underscoring scientific caution.
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Thae Stata Healthy Departinune
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Night of Tragedy Sparks Inquest and Escape
A stormy night confronts Kaikisa Deonard with an intruder, El yon Poss, leading to a deadly gunfight. Rodney Evans is linked to the shooting as Kathryn Leonard faces an inquest delay and hospital confinement while witnesses and lawyers maneuver for her fate.
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Kaikisa Deonard
Elyon Poss
Kathryn
Rodney Evans
Rodney
Rkathisn
Dick Stermount
Bist Linger Ile
Jolgon Foss
Poss
Rodner
Dick Styathtyi Ur
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Dr. Johnson
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Link
Thodney
iMton Foss
Ross
Kathryn Cecosquice
Sud
Providence
Rod Spoy
Rod
Dirk
Ron
New York
Apts
Lucile Stedman
Kathleen
Reho
Rodney Ed
Krathive
Hel
Kathipnster
Kathlyn
Starmaunt
Wah
Mward
Uncle Wiggily and the Mud-Puddle
A woodland tale recounts Lady Mouse Teacher scheduling classes after Easter. The Big Rat Janitor rings a backward bell to keep children away, while Sammie Littletail and friends navigate the odd schoolday in the Hollow Stump.
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Woodland
Hollow Stump
Sammie
Susie Littletail
Tesler
Scooter
Uncle Wiggily and the Mud Puddle Adventure
Uncle Wiggily takes a leap over a mud puddle seeking an adventure but the bear fails to jump far enough and sinks in the mud. The bunny hero returns home while the bear faces a soggy mishap and learns caution.
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Tangle
Namby
Pamiby
Uncle Wiggily
Flurray
Tohnnie
Billie Bustytail
Djackiee
Peetie Dow Wow
Joie
Fammie
Wittie Kat
Anels
Mr. Longears
Himsel
Torrie
Uncle
Burroughs Nature Club Notes 1926 Q&A on Birds and Insects
Questions on squirrels thrushes and leaves lead to replies about bird weapons wings and flight. discussion covers ants bees and other species, with notes on nocturnal creatures and a street encounter with a bat or similar animal and a vague identification effort.
Law Enforcement and the Bandit Terrors Loom Across States
Philadelphia Public Ledger notes rising efforts against banditry as authorities study a gang credited with stealing about 1.07 million dollars in a year. The piece reports on robberies by thieves, gunmen, and safe blowers terrorizing bankers in Illinois, Iowa, Indiana, and parts of Mississippi, with 56 robberies in the region noted.
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Philadelphia
Atlantic Seaboard
Middlewest
Reo
Ilinois
Iawa
Indiana
Missonei
Ito Jown
English Robin Compared With Its American Cousin
A reader letter discusses the English robin’s habits and appearance, noting its tame winter behavior, melodic song, and preferred nesting sites. It contrasts this with an American robin, mentions early English settlers naming a local bird roams, and includes readers’ riddles and upcoming columns.
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England
Amer
Bankers Arm Vigilante Forces In Midwest Crime War
The piece reviews how Iowa and Illinois banks armed vigilante groups, deploying pistols, rifles, riot guns, and large ammunition stocks to protect vaults. It cites drops in robberies and insurance rates, noting Chicago and Kansas City as key centers, and credits self defense plus swift punishment for crime reduction.
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Brady
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Little Gentlemah
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Burroughs Nature Club
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Nature Notes
LAW Enforcement and the Bandit
Otnica
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Valleys
Eappaard
Maby Sara Louise Ray
Henry D. Ferguson
Margaret HH. Smith
Ilna Dayasher
Lydia Kpinkham
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