Waterloo Daily Record Society News and Ads Notice
Waterloo Daily Record announces publication details including price, mailing rates, and policy notes. The page lists staff directors and advertising rules, with Associated Press membership and bureau contacts in Waterloo Iowa and major city offices.
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H Hartman
Weet Park Ave
John G. Hartman
Balvor
Peterson, Treas
Agen
Cartier
Waterloo
Iowa
Feds
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Washington, D. C
Munsay Bilig
B. G. Dougherty
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Story
Bronks & Finter
Rep
S. Ee Ees
Miners Profit Plan Seen as Stabilizing Bid
Indiana officials from United Mine Workers area push a plan placing price increases on consumers directly to miners profits while operators pledge restraint. They warn of possible fuel tariff rises and freight rate hikes, but advocate a fair wage for miners, fair profits for operators, and living margins for retailers. The piece also covers Socialist gains in Davenport Iowa, railroad labor actions, and political shifts in Michigan and Iowa campaigns. It closes with a note from Our Dumb Animals about dogs aiding humans in distress.
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Indiana
United Mine Workers of America
Phil. XL Penna
Indiana Bituminous Coal Mine Operators’ Association
Chicago
Tinos
Ohio
Interstate Commerce Commission
Socialists Aim to Move Battle to the Ballot Box
The New York Socialists condemn the legislature for denying seats to five party members and vow to take their case to voters. They argue ballots should be the weapon used by any party to pursue its aims under the American idea of majority rule.
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Socialist Party
Davenport
Iowa
New York
Atata
Fifty Years Ago In The Courice April 7 1870 Crowded
Fifty years ago in The Courice dated April 7 1870 reports a drowning of Albert Merkle after being swept over a dam near Beck, Nau man & Bro. mill. High Cedar River water peaks and recedes with no damage. City sidewalk work is urged, arguing for macadam streets. Prohibition discussion at Waterloo Literary Society with both sides named. City ordinances on street commissioners duties and city clerk and marshal salaries set. Marriages listed: J G Manlove to Hattie E Case, Roscoe M Parsons to Hilen. Legislative appropriations for a new capitol tolling passeth $150,000. Government instructs collectors to withhold property owner tax lists from newspapers.
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Albert Merkle
George P. Beck
Beck
Nauman & Bro
Merkie
Fifth Street
Ohio
Local notes from 1880 town scene and economy
Forty years ago townsfolk spoke of quiet days as farmers seeded fields. Sheriff Hayziett bought Benedict brewery property for a creamery in La Porte City. Butter and eggs prices fell. potatoes sold for 20 cents a bushel. Illinois Central added three locomotives, weight forty tons, with 16x24 inch cylinders.
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Hayziett
Benedict
la Porte City
Ilinois Central
Dubuque
Waterloo
Health Talks on Sanitary Conscience and Drinking Habits
Dr John B Huber discusses the sanitary conscience rising from abuse of alcohol and its social harm. He urges recognition of drink as an evil and outlines education neighborliness and missionary effort as keys to progress. The column invites reader questions on asthma and climate choices while reminding that a family physician should advise treatment.
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Tlis Glass
North Pole
Ori
Nolson
Ietter
When Youre Ready for the Rise by Frank L. Stanton
A reflective poem urges readers not to sigh but prepare for ascent and success, promising that readiness yields flight and glory. It contrasts dawns with farewells and uses rural and celebratory imagery to motivate perseverance and early bold starts. It also includes a fragmented prose passage about dining etiquette and social scenes.
Madam Fox and the Young Hen Tale in Nature Notes
In a village tale from Nature Notes a young hen and her sister chick escape Madam Fox after being captured. They hide in a pantry then plot to outwit the fox family, while Mr Fox mistakenly searches for dinner. The adventure ends with a plump supper secured by Madam Fox and a quiet lesson about wandering beyond the barnyard.
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Madam Fox
Liss Young Hen
Chick
Fox
Mr. Fox
Thei
Miss Young Hen
Ngaman
Miss Young -Hen
Madam ‘Ox
Bicycle ordinance and coal transport plan emerged
Twenty years ago Waterloo city officials regulate bicyclists with bells lights and street rights while forbidding sidewalk riding. Belgium pledges 60 000 tons of coal monthly to Italy and France proposes a high power transmission line to deliver fuel as current, deemed feasible.
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Belgium
Italy
Friend Wife By Roe Fulkerson
Andrew and Imogene discuss plan to visit a place with social activity. Imogene suggests showing her new spring hat. He hints at Cafe Royal as a venue while teasing about watching people eat and drink.
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Wife
Roe Fulkerson
Andrew
Imogene
Cafe Royal
Imo Gene
Democratic chairman Cummings sparks wary talk in capital
The Des Moines Capital notes Chairman Cummings of the national Democratic committee is seen as a provocative voice likely to claim credit for any war win by the Democrats. Republicans anticipate sharp rebuttals as the exchange heats. The Marshalltown Times-Republican remarks on Democrats' suspicions and wish for clearer statements from President Wilson on his intentions.
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Des ‘Moines
Cummings
National Democratic Committee
Marshalltown Times-Republican
Wilson
Unsure Third Term Plans Spark Market Talk
Fragmentary lines hint at a leader seeking a third term and contemplating leveraging a personal initiative for a broader market strategy. The passage implies ongoing speculation about political moves and self-directed enterprise.
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Butler County
Lamartine
Thorely
Switzerland
Evry
Courice
Fonday
L. Hurlburt
D. M. Brooks
G. A. Hoff
C. W. Mullan
D. We Crouse
C. T. Ingersoll
Lewis. Lichty
S. M. Hoff
J._ G. Manlove
Hattie E. Case
Roscoe M. Parsons
Hilen
Rbbi Spaulding
John J. Sanford
Iiss
Julia A. Gritzemden
Lista
G. G. Bickley
Fourth Street
He Teason
Free Methodist Church
A. H. Frank
Fowler Company
B. J. Capwell
Polk County
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Sus. Sese
John B, Huber, A. M
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R Newssdaper
Frank L. Stanton
Allus
Eak
Shej Materinis
Sandman
Mrs. FP
A Walker
Nature Notes
John Burroughs
Home Park
William Watkins
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Rete Hay
Mendelssohn Club
F. Klingaman
Sam Lotd
Swift
Homer
Haru
OWA Editors
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