Evening Courier and Courier Tri-Weekly Ad Rates Listed
The Evening Courier, distributed daily except Sunday, lists advertising rates and contract options with special pricing for longer commitments. It notes a private branch exchange and office details, plus foreign travelers can access Waterloo Evening Courier locations in London Paris Berlin and St Petersberg for foreign postage services.
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Associated Press
Fee W. B. Hartman
West Park Avenues
Martman
Pevenson
Gas Tribune
Courier
Waterien
Eny Dally
Europe
Waterloo Hrening
Don
Trafalgar Building
Northumberland Avenue
American Hxpress
Haymarket
Dawe's Steamship Agency
Green Street
Paris
Boulevand Des Capucines
Place de Lopers
American Express
Rue Scribe
Berlin
Unter den Linden
Petersburg
Nevsky Prospekt
The Hold Over Paper
The Hold Over Paper is presented as the Saturday issue the Waterloo readership consumes fully. It promises in-depth digest content across topics, aiming to be the weekend staple for local readers seeking thorough summaries and analysis.
Republican candidates announce for Black Hawk County offices
Advertisements show multiple Republican contenders announcing for county attorney county treasurer county recorder county auditor clerk of district court and representative of Black Hawk County in the Iowa Legislature. Primary election is in June with support from Republican electors.
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Black Hawk County
Iowa
H. C. Bernbrook
Republcan
Black Hawk
Frank T. Bentley
Charles Plummer
James J. Rainbow
Lincoln LoRimer quarrel in Minnis winds primaries tangle
The Winds primaries produced a sharp clash over Lorimer and Lincolns image. Voters rejected Small, tied to Lorimer, in a clash that exposed fraud allegations and exposed the shadowy backing behind the gubernatorial bid. The piece polemically defends Lincolns memory while denouncing the Lorimer faction.
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Lorimer
Abraham Lincoln
William Lorimer
Kathreomn
Lincoln League
Pelf
Len Small
Lorimer Band
Minnis
Mlindis
Bart
Lon
Winots
Pelf Society
St. William's
Voting Machines In Illinois Raise Political Tempers
The week brings a harsh critique of Taft Roosevelt split while Illinois tests its first voting machines. Systems delay voters, with many lines four to forty minutes long and some unable to vote before closing. Critics say machines bias toward politicians and hinder independent ballots.
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Illinois
Ilinois
Chicago
the Tribune
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Marshalltown's First Annual Report Under City Government
Marshalltown's annual report shows financial gains under the new commission form. Bonded debt rose from 90 000 to 110 000 with 25 000 in bonds to cover warrants. unpaid warrants fell by 19 974.60. cash on hand rose 14 004.42. city debt dropped to 10 939.42. Water receipts climbed from 39 285 to 322 632 3. saloon revenue undercuts cut police costs by 2 900. saloon license income was 10 200.
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Marshalltown
Commission
STV News
Aviator profits from harrowing experience for science
An unnamed aviator, after surviving a harrowing incident, intends to convert the ordeal into a contribution to aviation science. The bold move aims to advance understanding and safety in flight, demonstrating practical learning from perilous experience.
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Roy
Safe and Sane club urged to curb aviation deaths
The piece notes a rising toll in early aviation accidents from 1908 to 1911, urging Walter Brookings to promote a Safe and Sane club to advance scientific safety measures over daredevil stunts. It also reports Senator Cullom’s defeat linked to Lorimer tainted votes and hints at Taft’s nominal chances amid strong opposition.
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Walter Brookings
Jess
Lieut. Selfridge
U.S. A
Safe and Sane Club
Washington
Cullom
Illinois
Tuesaday
Lorimer
Taft
Lincoln-sorimer League
Good Soldier and Neighbors Drive Highway Improvement
A Cedar Falls and Waterloo effort is praised for improving a road near John Call’s farm east of town. Call’s initiative dragged the road out of mire into a passable flow, urging other property owners to take similar interest to ease highway problems.
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Cedar Falls
Waterloo
John Call
The Evening Chit Chat on Faces and Expression
A reflective piece argues that beauty stems from expression, not form, citing how cheerful or intelligent expressions can outshine physical features. It notes sneers and discontent mar a face, while happiness and inward serenity illuminate unattractive traits, urging readers to study faces around them. Roosevelt Lorimer debate commentary follows, critiquing demagogy and political tactics in Illinois.
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Jme
Wei
Earth
Mars
Brant
Iowa City
Roosevelt
Lorimer
Ruth Cameron
Hook
Taft
Illinois
A Revolution Favors a Western Progressive Leader
Sioux City Tribune argues Iowa voters show revolution against the old politics and favor a middle western leader. The paper calls for a progressive candidate respected for state leadership and service in Washington, backed by Iowa support.
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Sioux City
Washington
Easton’s Opera Tastings and a Rum Mage Sale Gaffe
Washington Herald reports on Edward M. Easton, a leading talking machine maker, hosting weekly grand opera concerts at his home for his servants from diverse nationalities. A Swedish housemaid showed evident pleasure, while the piece also notes a humorous incident about a rum mage sale where a hat was sold for 25 cents.
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Washington Herald
Lina
Edward IT
Easton
Cummins for presidency despite Taft’s renomination hopes
The speaker argues Cummins has all but one qualification for the presidency, faulting Taft’s supporters and the federal machine. He warns Iowa against believing Taft will be nominated on the first ballot, predicting disappointment. He asserts Iowa backs Cummins but accuses the state of deception and urges repentance.
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Albert B. Cummins
Jack
Taft
Iowa
Cummins
A Curious Mix of Soprano, Slang and Sales Gags
A jumbled clipping mixes comic vignettes and a street anecdote about borrowing money from an optimist, a department store mouse trap anecdote, a girl delaying a sneeze, a Pittsburgh Post quip, and a Mrs H Silks Sydney testimonial praising Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, all reflecting light everyday humor and ad style.
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Chamberlain
Get Rich Quick Wallingford at the Metropolitan
The Minneapolis Journal notes that George M. Cohan's comedy evokes country hotels from travels and cites the Palace hotel in Battlesburg as the intended stage setting. The scene mirrors an Iowa inn, with Cohan arranging sketches and photos to recreate that atmosphere on stage.
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Iowa
Minneapolis Journal
Wallingford
George M. Cohan
Metropolitan
Palace Hotel
Battlesburg
Middle West
Mfe
Ihostelry
Cohan
Local News Highlights From Winslow Area
Miss Mary Hickelberg returned from Chicago. Mrs Bickelberg and daughter Anna visited Waverly. Louis Barthing hosted Easter with sister Tred Paul at Boles. Bridges at Shell Rock Union and Washington undergoing repairs this week. Ed Messier and W A Beatty of Cedar Falls called on W H Bickelberg. George Davis assisting Louis Bartling with spring work. Mrs Will Davis visited Janesville. Farmers began field work this week. Dan Rice and John Stivers of Cedar Falls visited last Monday.
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Bickelberg
George Davis
Louis Bartling
Will Davis
Janesville
Dan Rice
John Stivers
Cedar Falls
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Nes Moines
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Household Goods
New York Sun
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Umford
Winslow
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Waterloo, Lowa
Masonic Building
Sycamore Street
Park Ave
John Deere Plow Co
Studebaker
W. F. Eighmey
Court House
the Fowler Co
Sionotacwrer
Waterloo Cheese Gell
Blackstone — State House
Black Hawk Coffee & Spice Co
Henderson Drug Co
Red Cross Drug Co
O. M. Wray
M. BD
First National Bank
E. T. Jaynes
M. D
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Robert G. Dakin
Lafayette Building
Blue Waterloo
Gerritt J. Bennett
Elmwood and Western
Edgar BH
Anittle
Bank
Hes
Carl Bickley
Cecil Bickley
West Fourth Street
F. C. Liffring
Lafayette
Town
L. D. Rowe
J. A. Jerger
Pine St. Hospital
DR. Bodwell
C.D. Pedersen
Consolidated Hone
Jefferson Street
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