Waterloo Evening Courier and Waterloo Reporter Adverts
Ledger style notice from Waterloo newspaper listing publishing details and rates. Mentions Associated Treas, Hartman Company, West Park Avenue, and mailing terms. Indicates post office second class matter and advertising rate policy amid vague promotional language.
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Aterloo Evening Courier
Waterloo
Associated Treas
TRE W. HH. Hartman Comifany
West Park
Avenue
Thal
Aytsic
Lews
Veterlco
Tolling debate dwarfs in value and party politics
An editorial mulls tolls on American shipping as a minor domestic issue while condemning the political spectacle surrounding it. It warns such policy could aid foreign credit at the expense of U.S. balance and peace, citing Senator Lodge and Elihu Root as authorities and criticizing current partisan maneuvering.
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United States
Senate
House of Representatives
Hearst
Rome
Lodge
Lode
Senuter Root
New York
Elihu Root
Waterloo calls for state unity at exhibition
Waterloo interests praise the statewide exhibit in San Francisco while urging other cities to share display prominence and profits. The piece questions Waterloo’s solo prominence and stresses maintaining local identity amid regional boosterism. It notes April’s unusual sleepers report and comments on unemployment indicators. It also mentions Harry Thaw’s court status and Gifford Pinchot’s Pennsylvania Senate bid with a joke about honest clothes versus whisky.
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Waterloo
Solo
Jawa
San Francisco
Gifford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Trial and politics mix in Paris and Ames
Jack Johnson wins a new trial on Mann white slave law charges and may not leave Paris for a second trial. Judge Lee in Ames enters the gubernatorial race as Iowa nominating contest heats up toward the June primary. Maurice Connolly, third district congressman and U S senate candidate, faces a dilemma with bleak prospects either way.
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Jack Johnson
Paris
Lee
Ames
Iowa
Maurice Connolly
Third Laws Ussirter and Tenchlive
United States Senate
I Jon
Ideals and the Plain Man by Dr Frank Crane
The essay traces how experience broadens views across nations revealing patriotism as provincial bias. It contrasts egoism with shared humanity, critiques sectarian loyalty, and recalls thinkers like Saint Beuve and Chateaubriand in discussing faith, culture, and independence.
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DR Frank Crane
Forty Years Ago In The Courier April 16 1874 Russell hall
Old items from the Courier dated April 16 1874 note donations for whitewash and paint possibly reaching 160. Sealed bids advertised for mail from Jesup to Linkeville, seventeen miles, via Barclay and Lester, open a week. Jury rosters listed for grand and trial panels. Local licenses for wine and beer discussed, camp meeting set for Manchester June 30, and thanks expressed for a donation party. Weather remarks, court notes in Dubuque, and a joke about liquor sales in Waterloo. Complaints on cold weather dampen fruit setting.
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Post Office Department Advertien
Jesup
Linkeville
Barclay and Lester
Congress Member Known For Escaping Traps Is Mentioned
A remark notes a congressman famed for fighting his way out of traps, suggesting he may employ similar tactics.
A Moment of Fox and Fixed Habit
A brief collage of jokes and quips about domestic life and work. The dialogue parodies household chores with a maid, husband, and sly humor from the Cleveland Plain Dealer and Boston Transcript, while a Houston Post snip contrasts with car-smell avoidance and invention.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Petition on mulct law lacks 42 names in petition
Twenty Years Ago details show Auditor Rodamar found the mulct law petition deficient by 42 names, with 120 names stricken from the list. Plans to circulate new petitions begin, canvassers have until May 2 to complete the roster, while other local items and notices are also noted.
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Rodamar
Connelly Trapped Over Senate Nomination Fight
The article discusses Congressman Connolly facing pressure from his party to seek the senate seat after sacrificing re election to run as a party duty. It notes that Meredith may not grasp the angle, yet Connolly remains ensnared by the nomination struggle and the political trap.
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Dubuque
Connelly
House
Senate
Meredith
Connolly
Deceitful Appearances and Courtroom Snippets
A collage of brief sensational lines from era newspapers. A minister quotes a prison metaphor about appearances. A Dallas News note on hypnotic influence in detention. A Pittsburgh Post item on a girl liking a man who kissed her against her will after a fine. A Philadelphia Ledger scene shows Mrs Clubleigh and her husband communicating about timing. An ad urges Brom Quin ine as a one day cold cure with E W Grove signature.
Loos Runs for Seat As Cummins Is Succeeded Candidate
The remark notes Mr. Loos seeks the seat now held by Senator Cummins. The identity of Loos is uncertain, and he may not pronounce the name as stated. The piece hints at campaign passion and the political scene surrounding the race.
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Loos
Cummins
Mr. Loos
Iowa Press Snippets Mix Of Local Views And People
A collection from Marshalltown to Webster City highlights worries over Rowley Lind and Trewin, critiques Villa versus Washington, Peoria drys campaign kickoff, a Heaton Illinois desertion claim, and an unclear gubernatorial situation in southern Iowa.
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Marshalltown Times-Republican
Rowley
John Lind
Jim Trewin
Sioux City Tribune
Peoria
Endorses "Bob" Law in Third District GOP race
Howard Rann of the Manchester Press, a longtime standpat, endorses Waterloo candidate Bob Law as the best in the field to represent district sentiment and restore party cohesion. He lauds Law as young, clean, able, and genuinely progressive with proven honesty and integrity.
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Howard Rann
The
Manchester Press
Robert
Law of
Waterloo
Bob’ Law
Best Forts and cement $1.35. Lumber Co advert
Fragmented ad style lines mention price of cement at $1.35 and Best Forts with Lumber Co. advertisement connection. Other sentences discuss irrelevant topics about becoming a physician in Turkey, a Russian woman leading an expedition across Arabia, Esperanto in Edinburgh police, and Ecuadorian agricultural underuse.
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Canfield Lumber Co
New Dances Roar In Indoor Season With Wild Innovations
The era of new dances explodes indoors as teachers introduce hundreds of creations. Rabbit, Pyramid Special, and Stork Shotisenr headline. Others feature bold stunts like chandelier hangs, competitive climbing, and shoulder blade slides amid a shift away from classic dances.
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Asip
Eter Pepsin
America
Clem
Ier
Joyful Anticipation of Motherhood
An advertisement praises Mother's Friend as a safe external lotion easing pregnancy strain. It claims long-time, nationwide use, prepared in a Bradfield Regulator Company lab, and marketed by druggists with a request to write for expectant mothers at Atlanta offices.
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Euse
United States
BradOeld Regulator Coy
Lamar Bldg
Atlanta
The Author Man and Molly Meet Real Authors
In a candid heart of the big city scene Molly longs to meet famous writers. The Lady explains how meeting Thoreau Emerson and Johnson circles could inspire, yet notes authors polish what they write, not always what they say. Molly pores over Thoreau as the discussion turns to the ideal of authentic genius.
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Molly
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Emerson
Emergon
Thoreau
Johnson
Boswell
Police Public Notices Republican primary announces 1914 candidates
Black Hawk county voters hear candidate notices for county treasurer district court judge state representative state senator and other offices in the upcoming June primary. Names include E Duke Nav en A B Lovejoy Upton Kepford John Tuthill H E Tullar and H W Grout with party and district references.
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Black Hawk County
E. Duke Naven
Sidney D. Smith
Upton B. Kepford
John
Tuthili
H. E. Tullar
Waterloo
Iowa
Black Hawks
Grundy
Tynett
H. W. Grout
German Scientist Breeds Blind Fish to Gain Useful Eyes
A German scientist reports breeding blind cave fish in darkness with red light, over several years, to produce specimens with usable eyes. The work aims to reveal eye development under extreme conditions and may impact evolutionary biology studies.
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Grinne
Teches
Soyer
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Aken
Harry Kendall Thaw
Thaw
United States Supremeourt
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Cytha Fe
Tanger
Gowt Phrysichith
Betates
Mere Iveerntos
Aero Tata
Phil
Sontelliie
Saint Beuve
Chateaubriand
In the Courier
Russell Hall
George Bangor
Hardin Nowlin
Chail Reber
James Poyner
George’ W. Harbin
M.L. Burnham
F. Davenport
OG. W. Ellsworth
Thomas Welstead
Harles Mulan
Richard Sweet
Joseph Wilson
John Parker
J. W. Hankinson
Hi. N. Johnson
John Asquith
W. J H. Brett
Jonathan Pratt
A. C. Bratnaber
Charles Rugg
William Browers
William Deemisg
Charles City
Upper Iowa Conference
Manchester
J. T. Crippen
First Method Lat Church
United States District Court
Mesick
Coursier
Fox
Pat
Houston Post
J. T. Coolidge
California
Coast
Alge Cora Lane
C. BE. Marble
Worner
J.1
Harrison
John Alexander Dowie
Chicago
W Williams
Galenburg
A. J. Reber
Kimball
Cedar Falls
Preston
Towa
Washington Township
Gov. Clarke
Winterset News
Tom
Jack O'Neal
Orie
Keota Eagle
Fairfield
O'Neal
O’neal
Kennedy
Stone Walla
Dallas News
Pittsburgh Post
E. W. Grove
Wilson
Huerta
Spirit OF the Iowa Press
Villa
Washington
Clinton Heral
Villa Sill
George Washingon
Mexico
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Heaton
Ill
Secret Society
North Town
Webster City
Freeman-Tribune
Bob” Law
Turkey
Arabia
Edinburg
Ecuador
UTE
Cameron
District Court
Tein Tot Tata
A. B. Lovejoy
A. Lol
Sloan
Sloans
Henry Bishop
Mr. J. Swinger
Lowinska
F. H. Strange
Aral Dealere
Prive
Loc
Basten
Mass
T. F. Thornton
Black's Building
Drs
Commercial Street
DR. I
Bazard
Black Hawk Bank
C. A
R. E. Russell
James Black
F. C. Liffring
E. H. Knittle
Gerrit J. Bennett
Nesidence
Grant Avenue
F. H. Latier
Lafayette Street
Fourth Street
Evening Courier
Labayette Building
PPT ST
DR. Bodwell
Ralston Arcittrer
Syndicate
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