Waterloo Courier Ad Rates and European Distribution
Advertises rate cards and contract pricing for the Waterloo Evening Courier. Notes post office entry as second class matter and lists foreign distribution points in London Paris Berlin and St. Petersburg with American Express offices and contact details.
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Waterloo
Europe
Fle
Bondon
Trafalgar Building
Phroberland Avenue
American Express
Haymarket
Dawes Steamship
Ty Green Street
Paris
Boulevard Des Capucines
Comet
Place de l'Opera
Utice
Rue Scribe
Berlin
Unter den Linden
St. Petersburg
Nevsky Frospekt
Republican Announcements Seek Black Hawk County Offices
A series of political notices from Black Hawk County Republicans announces candidacies for county attorney county treasurer county recorder county auditor clerk of the district court and a seat in the Iowa Legislature. Candidates include H O Bernbrook Frank T Bentley Charles Plummer James J Rainbow with primaries set for June 1972.
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Black Hawk County
Luge
Iowa
Ord
H. O. Bernbrook
Frank T. Bentley
Republ
Charles Plummer
Black
Hawk County
T Am
James J. Rainbow
Yam
Cummins Effort in Iowa Delegation Faces Setback
The piece argues Cummins cannot secure delegates at large or a majority of Iowa's delegation. It contends a pro Taft delegation will emerge, opposing reciprocity and Iowa farmers' interests. The article blames lack of organization among Cummins supporters and praises Taft's disciplined appeal to progressives.
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Cummins
Iowa
Chicago
Republica
Towa
Jlowa
Taft
Cumming
Gummins
Chanecer
Progres sives face opposition in state battles
The Beveridge opposition in Indiana and the Roosevelt opposition in New York challenge leading progressives, proving they stood for something. La Rol sette countered a big state, yet Cummins has strong foes and may still secure support at the Chicago convention, where a compromise nomination remains plausible.
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Beveridge
Indiana
Roosevelt
New York
Leveling of Power Persists in Roosevelt Taft Rivalry
A study of Roosevelt Taft contrasts and the evolving dynamics of U S politics. The piece notes their White House friendship and later divergent paths as power shifts, arguing that leaders like Wilson Taft and Roosevelt both seek public good amid entrenched interests. It laments lack of fresh language for political critique.
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Theodore Roosevelt
William S. Taft
White House
United States
Tawney
Barnes
Penrose
Galling
Cannon
Guggenheim
Orimer
Roosevelt
Congress
la Follette
Wilson
Taft
Leighton Named Chief of Police in Waterloo
Maxvor Thompson announces Leighton as chief, citing his experience and untarnished record. Leighton already served as city official and county deputy sheriff, earning public trust and promising honest leadership. The new administration shows early momentum amid debate on ethics in New Mexico.
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FE. A
Leighton
Maxvor Thompson
Waterloo
Sherif
College presidents clash at convention amid sharp rhetoric
The article accuses Nicholas Murray Butler of Columbia University of delivering a vigorous Mancipat speech at the New York Republican Convention, while criticizing other leaders for questionable behavior and implying political posturing at Kenyon.
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Nicholas Murray Byutier
Columbia
New York
Names and birthdays echo through generations in letters
Ruth Cameron recalls how names cycle across generations from Ruth to Dorotha and Elizabeth. A reader shares memories of Eva from 1852 and lists names like Priscilla Hester Margaret Barbara Olive Molly Miriam. She suggests keeping a birthday memo for thoughtful gifts and notes the impact of considerate reminders.
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Ruths
Dorothys
Elizabeths
Eva
Kya
Priscilla
Hester
The Successful Merchant Seeks Real Bargains for Big Customers
The Des Moines Register discusses outlooks for the May convention and predicts Iowa likely won’t join the Democratic column in November if Champ Clark is the nominee, regardless of the Republican candidate.
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Cedar Falla
Des Moines Register and Leader
Iowa
Champ Clark
Kill the Contracts
Editorial urges Iowa end prison contractor contracts and expand convict labor for state use to aid prisoners families, arguing the scheme benefits contractors rather than inmates and taxpayers.
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Marshalltown Times-Republican
Iowa
Kenyon and Lorimer in Iowa political clash
The Cedar Rapids Gazette expresses strong support for Senator Kenyon citing his Lorimer case stance and Iowa sentiment. It urges Republicans aligned with Lorimer to vote against Kenyon and notes opposition from Lorimer faction. The Des Moines Capital previews Mr. Young’s candidacy announcement crafted without his input.
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Kenyon
Cedar Rapids
Lafe
Des Moines
Mr. Young
Young
That Humorous Occasion and Babbling Bits
A collage of jokes and quips from multiple papers. The note sketches humorous dialogue about a girl with no sense of humor and a man’s proposal. It also cites mock biblical and light banter about David and Goliath and a flawed engagement idly described.
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Houston Post
Comedies and Quites in Press Snippets Across Papers
A collage of light theatre anecdotes and urban humor from Washington Star Chicago Tribune and Cleveland Plain Dealer. Bits discuss stage fakery versus real villainy, a hometown actor returning to roots, and a husband wife theatre night exchange about prayers and a nurse.
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Cleveland
Plain Dealer
Congress and Banking Reform Analysis
A House banking and currency subcommittee splits tasks. One panel highlights political flare around the Money Trust, while the other probes banking reform with a constructive, information backed approach. It leverages the National Monetary Commission data from 1907 and public sentiment for a better system.
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Banking and Currency Committee
House
National Monetary Commission
Commission
Equal stakes in banking reform move nation forward
The public now unites bankers and students of finance with farmers, workers, and merchants. The people insist national prosperity rests on an effective monetary system and sound banking.
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Promises Quick Cure
A vintage notice touts Chamberlains Cough Remedy as a superior medicine for coughs and colds. It claims rapid relief and cure, urging readers to try it and find satisfaction, with it sold by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
Converts Driven to Churches in Wheeling Easter Rally
Two thousand four hundred eighty six converts at the Billy Sunday meetings joined Wheeling churches on Easter Sunday. The Thomson M. E. church led with 232 new members, the largest single count, followed closely by other congregations as the revival drew to a close.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Churches of
Thomson M. E
Hearst and Clark in Iowa Campaign Effort
The Hearst papers back Speaker Clark with Charley Walsh touring Iowa to boost Clark's bid. Walsh recently visited Woodbury County as hearings on Harmon and Wilson stir party tensions. The piece argues Hearst's pattern of bolting tickets and seeks party unity to counter perceived divisive leadership.
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Dubuque
Brean
Feel Young With Olive Tablets For Gentle Relief
Promote regular bowels without harsh medicines. Dr Edwards Olive Tablets offer a gentle, natural aid to relieve constipation in older adults. Each tablet supports normal movement with no pain or griping, suggested use includes mixing with olive oil for best results. Boxes priced at 10 and 21 cents.
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Olive Tablet Company of
Co.lambus, O
Pm, Edwards
Have McDonald Do Your Upholstery and Refinishing
Local ad seeks upholstery and refinishing services by McDonald at 317 W 7th contact phone 2826 Black.
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McDonald
Black
Methodist and Presbyterial Churches Grow Membership
The Methodist churches reported 862 new members while the Presbyterial churches added 622, reflecting a sizable expansion in church membership across the denominations.
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Hartman
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Weet
AW. Petaneon
bec'y-Treas
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Chkags
4Th Street
Evening Courier
Cor
Lafayette Street
F. H. Latier
Wirt P. Hoxie
the Cummins. Fight
New Mexico
Ruth Cameron
Spirit OF the Iowa Press
Aurela Sentinel
Lafe Young
Middle West
East
Alice
Boston
Kate
Mother
Boston Transcript
David
Goliath
Cincinnati Enquirer
Mr. Cumroy
Washington Star
Uncle Eben
Snubbins
Pete Swafford
Gabe Snubbins
Gabe
Chicago Tribune
Congress and Banking Reform
Dr. Price
Wheeling, W. VA
Lafayette Streets
Waterloo Hardware Co
Crane & Jensen Attive
James Black Dry Goods Co
Hearst and Clark
Oved Singer Sewing Machine CO
John Geertsen
Commercial Street
Lafayette Building
H. W. Dean
J.T. Burkett
Artouss
Lafayette
Blackstone — State House
Black Hawk Coffee & Spice Co
M. Wray
First National Bank
E. T. Jaynes
M. D
Black Hawk
Franklin St
Robert G. Dakin
Blue Waterloo
Gerritt J. Bennett
Elmwood and
Western
Edgar H. Knittle
Natl Bank
Carl Bickley
Cecil Bickley
West Fourth Street
F. 0
EL. D. Rowe
J. A. Jerger
Pine St Hospital
DR. Bodwell
Osteopathic
C.D. Pedersen
Consolidated Phone
Jefferson Street
Eee Ee
Ralston
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