Waterloo Evening Courier ad policies and contact info
The notice outlines newspaper rates and policies for Waterloo Evening Courier including per week and annual subscriptions, advertising rules, voided or rejected ads, and office locations in Washington and New York. It lists staff roles and claims exclusive AP republication rights.
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W. H. Hartman
Weet Park
Joan C. Hartman
W. Peterson
Treas
Iowa
Waterloo
Associated Press
Audit Bureau of
Washington, D. C
Munsey Ride
E.G. Dougherty
Ate
New York
Philadelphia
Chicae
Story
Brooks & Finley
Budget Bill Seeks Budget Commission To Control National Expenditures
The senate committee reports a unanimous bill creating a budget system with a treasury budget commissioner and staff to supervise national spending. The president acts only as an appeals court. The measure aims to fix responsibility and cut duplications and waste by removing reliance on congressional committees. John Deere is praised as a key economic driver for Waterloo, aiding major local improvements and broader regional impact.
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Senate
House
Secretary of the Treasury
Congress
Court of Fines Appeal
Treasury
Legislative Branch
Timle
Budget Commission
Supremacy in Naval Warfare Across Time
An analysis of naval power shifts from World War I era ships to modern designs. German and British perspectives show range and firepower determine dominance, with newer ships outclassing older battleships within a few years. The Maryland’s looming eight 16 inch guns symbolize ongoing progress as engineers push for greater distance and power.
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von Hase
Leipsig
Jutland
von Huse
Maryland
Agso
Tee Jong
Iead
Mars
Health Talks by John B Hiber A LL M D in The Stopless Town
Health column discusses civic spring cleaning in New York and similar efforts nationwide, highlighting cleaner streets, screened wares, and reduced disease risk. Contains dietary guidance for heart conditions, listing soups, fish, meats, breads, vegetables, fruits, dairy, and beverages, with cautions on fats, fried foods, and alcohol. Public notices invite readers to send questions by mail and provide a mailing address.
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New York City
Portland
Point Loma
Cal
Ore
Key West
Fin
Friend Wife By Roe Fulkerson
Tew and Andrew suffer a mounting illness described as a cold with alarming symptoms and coppery taste. They note ears ringing, tears in reaction to light, and fear for family fortunes and possible moves, amid a fragmented domestic scene.
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Wife
Roe Fulkerson
Andrew
Just a Cold or a Culprit Past in War Talk
Fragment from a serialized or domestic scene where a speaker dismisses illness as merely a cold while describing vivid pains and metaphoric burdens. The dialogue shifts to a courtroom moment where a bigamy charge is raised and a satirical note on war casualties sparingly appears, referencing Birmingham Age-Herald.
The Enchanted Goldfish Part II in The Sandman Story
The Ogre confronts the Princess as the Sea Monster vanishes. The Princess tricks the Ogre by tossing a stone that becomes a sea witch, who reveals the fate of the ogre’s sons and plans to seek the magic pot with the Princess aboard a whale. They dive to the ocean floor to access the magic pot. continuation promised tomorrow.
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Ogre
Life and Laughter in a Quiet Country Tempo
A compact verse feature by Frank L. Stanton and a set of short gags. The pieces mix rural humor and wry wisdom about wishful thinking, misfortune, and a brush with authority. Notable lines include a whale ride anecdote, a debtor creditor pun, and Br'er Williams’ White House lawn joke.
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Washington
Williams
White House
Nature Notes questions and answers on wildlife and maple syrup
A reader discussion lists questions and answers about animal distinctions and behaviors. Topics include whether muskrats are European rodents, distinguishing birds of the same species, differences between bumblebees and honeybees, migratory bird timing, a spider's method of killing a bee, and the color of maple syrup from different production methods.
Aviator plots shorter route for mail drop square
A letter-carrying aviator tests a route dropping 16 bags on 16 station points arranged in a square. After nine straight legs, he returned to start. The puzzle asks how to design a shorter tour with fewer flights to cover all objective points.
Election board law changes in county article
Fifty years ago in The Courier notes a revised county board election rule allowing three members elected at large with no two from the same township and county choice on number of members. Also items on native wine, local land sales, a Moscow carriage factory, a new policeman at the depot, church additions, and school honors with moving notices and market prices.
Local brief highlights from 1880 notice page
Forty years ago on April 14 1880 Luminary Gay erly father of J L Gay died at Cedar Valley at age 83 born in Vermont 1796 fought in 1812 war. Barley Township assesses personal property value 52 231 with 50 vehicles 572 horses 218 cattle 3047 hogs and 41 mules. Theft in Jefferson Township. thief stole horse harness and buggy from William Saunders home. Inman Andrews open new meat market. Benjamin Knapp father of Marcus Knapp died in Waterloo Township aged 80 at residence of Robt Steel. George W Rarick of Cedar Falls returns from Deadwood S D seeking new trade.
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Gay
J. L. Gay
Cedar Valley
Vermont
Great Britain
T. Lusch
Jefferson Street
A. Isl Eg
Airs
A. C. Milnler
Ee Barclay
T. F. Rice
A. Ortner
Goebay
Benjamin Knapp
Marcus Knapp
Robt. Steel
Waterloo Township
Washington Township
Roadwork plans and local notices from Waterloo area
Twenty years ago on April 17 1900 roadmaster Kiley reported dirt train work to begin May first at the Waterloo pit and a new freight depot site to be filled rapidly. Judge Platt issued an injunction restraining five Fairbank saloons from business. Waterloo population 12 500 with five miles of paved streets and 14 miles of water mains. Also notes of census supervisor J W Krapiel seeking 165 enumerators from 600 applications. Horace Bojes may be Democratic candidate for president. east and west school athletic societies to unite for spring work with C R Halliwell captain and F D Mellravy manager.
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Kiley
B., U. SR. & WN. Railway
Waterloo
Waterloo Pit
C. R. Halliwell
F. D. Mellravy
F. D. McIlravy
Ray Voorhees
E. B. Jodert
Rey Dewey
Iowa Editors Say Cummins Backed By Some Friends
A fragmented Iowa newspaper column argues Senator Cummins, once radical, now conservative in later years, has the better argument amid national direction concerns. It notes Hoover’s political posture and quips about Palmer, then cites brief remarks from Anamosa Eureka and Sioux City Tribune on political advantage of shorter days.
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Shell Rock News
Cummins
Anamosa
Mr. Hoover
Cocoanut Oil Shampoo Best For Hair Care
Maintain hair condition with pure mulsified cocoanut oil shampoo. Regular soaps and sham poos damage scalp and hair from alkali. Rub damp hair with a small amount to create rich lather, rinse easily, remove dust and oil, leaving hair fine, silky, and easy to manage. Sold cheaply at drug stores for family use.
Danderine Promises Hair Stop and Boost in Value
A vintage ad touts Danderine as stopping hair loss and boosting beauty for a few cents. It claims after application no more falling hair or dandruff and that each hair regains life, vigor, shine, color, and thickness. The bold claim targets general grooming and cosmetic enhancement.
Eight Hour Day Lifts Ambitious Men to Remunerative Work
A fragment notes that the eight hour day is valued by ambitious men for enabling substantial remunerative work outside regular hours, reflecting a labor perspective on work efficiency and productivity.
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Charles Kruse
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Mary Ayers
Charles Halcock
Minnie Clough
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Frank Strayer
John Mull
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Bickley
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Mercury
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Bremer County
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George Rarick
Cedar Falls Township
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