The Courier and Tri-Vex Courier News Note
A cluttered OCR page from The Courier and Tri-Vex Courier covers multiple items. It includes postal and office addresses, advertising rates, and a long essay on fire exergy and losses in the United States, stressing rising fire costs, preventive measures, and insurance impacts. It also mentions a Georgia congressman Herdwick bill against patronage bribery, a reference to a Lori mer case, and general political commentary on state and national issues. It ends with a note about Iowa senators and district gardens led by Representative Prouty.
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United States
W. D. Matthews
Chicago Board of Fire Underwriters
Watterloo
Lorimer
Shepard
Border crowd Distracted by Fight Across Rio Grande
Douglas Arizona residents flocked to watch the distant fight across the Rio Grande, but their enthusiasm has been dampened by a troubling scene as bystanders suffer from the ongoing conflict.
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Douglas, Ariz
Ariting
Rio Grande
Mississippi roads and names persist after general assembly
The thirty fourth general assembly is history yet local issues remain. Citizens still face bad roads and unresolved concerns about local figures including a tax dodger, doctors, and Charlie Miller, highlighting ongoing public grievances.
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Thirty-fourth General Assembly
Charlie Miller
Picnic Baskets Mark Spring Spirit Amid Weather Bother
Sunday sightings show picnickers celebrating spring despite a stubborn weatherman. Senate talks touch reciprocity while the farmer’s cup remains empty. People consider public baths as a cheeky nod to seasonal habits and public cleanliness.
Familiar Headlines Across Iowa Panels and Mirrors of Change
A collage of short notes from Iowa papers mentions a Davenport demonstration named Parade and Parada, Taft dinner remarks about senators, a Keokuk obituary for W Suits after ninety years of tobacco, and a Marshalltown take on senator Lafayette Young amid farm policy. It notes snow, sun, vehicle sales slumps, and rural road conditions as winter winds bite.
The War Begun Signals From New York April 12
The Waterloo Courier reports Beverly Johnson in New York approving the President’s moves and Maryland backing the administration. Fort Moultrie bombardment by Anderson continues with fire on Moultrie Stevens battery and Ft. Johnson. breaches appear in Sumpter’s side, and the fort likely to fall to storm. Harriet Lane sighted with a shot through its wheelhouse. Government ships in view. troops pouring into the city. Also notes Cedar Falls railroad celebration and local business updates. Market prices for butter, eggs, flour, meat, and wheat listed.
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New York
Beverly Johnson
Maryland
Herald
Moultrie
Stevens
Anderson
Ft. Johnson
Sumpter
Harriet Lane
Weather Warning: Iowa Roads Deteriorate With Snow and Wet
A fragile road condition in Iowa shows how even light snow or several rainy days can ruin travel. Officials caution drivers to plan for deteriorating surfaces and possible closures as winter weather returns and affects pavement integrity.
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Iowa
The Chit Chat Letter on A Married Man’s Moral Danger
A columnist denounces a married man who spreads false stories to lure a young woman into dinners and walks to the station. The piece urges girls to recognize the danger, questioning his fidelity and condemning the betrayal of his wife, mother of his children.
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Farmers see through reciprocity fears in wheat markets
The piece argues that a reciprocity pact with Canada would not protect prices for wheat oats and corn. It notes old farmers see price swings over years and understand duties rarely shield prices. It warns skeptical farmers, especially game and tobacco sectors, that long term effects depend on market signals rather than rhetoric.
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Chicago Tribune
United States
Canada
Tuberculosis Day Prompts Clergy To Unite For Health Drive
Des Moines reports strong support for tuberculosis day to be observed around April 30. Clergymen nationwide seek literature as leaders such as Champ Clark Rev Dr Cadman and Archbishop Keane endorse the campaign. The state department offers free educational material for ministers and laypersons to prepare for the observance.
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Des Moines
Champ Clark
National House of Representatives
National Association
Parkes Cadman
Brooklyn
John Scarborough
New Jersey
Protestant Episcopal Church
Orice of Prevention
Lawrence F. Flick
Sixth International Congress On
Keane
Dubuque
Department
National Association For the
Iowa
State Department
Wool Not To Be Free Leaders Agree On Reduction
Washington April 18. Wool will not go on the free list in the demon?rition program as Socratic leaders unite on reducing the schedule. The report notes the issue centered on whether wool should be excluded from free or export subsidies.
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Washington
Wool schedule revision cuts tariffs on wool products
Party leaders agreed on a wool program with a 40 to 60 percent cut on manufactured wool and woolens and a 50 percent cut on raw wool, per a Ways and Means member. Lawn Grass Seed advertised at N J Berkeley's.
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Congress
Ways and Means
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