Faterloo Evening Courier Ad Rates and Foreign Delivery
Public notice describes advertising rates and subscription terms for the Waterloo Evening Courier. It lists distribution areas and offices, with contact details for advertising, and notes foreign delivery and overseas office locations in London Paris Berlin and St Petersburg.
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Courier IN
Europa
Europe
Waterco Evening Courier
Ndon
Trafalgar Building
North Cumberland Avenue
American Express
Haymarket
Dawe's Steamship Agency
Green Street
Paris
Boulevard den Capucines
Americas Express
Ue Scribe
Berlin
Unter den
The Hold Over Paper
The Saturday issue of The Hold Over Paper is the paper Waterloo reads Saturday nights and digests Sunday, a trusted weekly digest for local readers.
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All Waterloo
Republican primary notices for Black Hawk County offices
Political announcements from Wirt P. Hoxin H C. Bernbrook Frank T. Bentley Charles Plummer and James J. Rainbow to Republican voters of Black Hawk County. Candidates announce for county attorney representative county treasurer recorder auditor subject to June primaries.
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Black Hawk
Black Hawk County
Iowa
H. C. Bernbrook
Remule- Mean
Frank T. Bentley
Black Hawk Country
Repubican
Charles Plummer
James J. Rainbow
Captain Smith of the Titanic Remembered as Salty Seafaring Leader
A historical portrait honors Captain Smith who perished with the Titanic. The veteran White Star Line commander served since 1892, helming ships on maiden tours and steering countless lives through peril with noted calmness and gallantry.
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Smith
White Star Line
Olympic
Hawke
Nini
Davy
Vitor
Captain Smith
Waterloo Boosters Prepare for First League Home Opener
Fans in Waterloo rally to keep a local three teaming season alive after threats of folding. The Courier previews a new league, promises real uniforms, and invites everyone to join the opening game on May 1 as the city seeks lively, homegrown baseball action.
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Waterloo
Tom
Billy
Courier
John Paul Jones Heroic Statue Unveiled in Washington
The Washington unveiling of Captain John Paul Jones’s statue stirs patriotism. The essay lauds Jones as America’s quintessential patriot, born Scottish yet embodying democracy and courage. It contrasts his fearless battles with modern naval feats and asserts his enduring example for Americans.
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Washington
John Paul Jones
Paul Jones
Scotchman
Captain Jones
Republic
Display ads urged by church leaders at national convention
A Kansas City speaker urged churches to buy newspaper display space to promote the Lord’s work, arguing ads may be more effective than notices. The piece weaves in satirical quotes and tidbits about politics, literature, and public figures of the era.
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Kansas City
Regulating Our Diet of Friends for a Healthier Mind
The piece compares regulating diet to regulate friendships. It notes how friends influence us toward clothes, intellect, calm, or rash behavior and urges choosing criticism over flattery. It argues a conscious restraint of social intake can improve both mind and soul, as well as the stomach.
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Gertrude
They Died Brave At Sea In One Last Lifeboat Stand
The poem honors Pemsaat and a merchant and millionaire diverging into a cluster of roles who died heroically at sea. It recalls soldiers scholars peasants and bystanding workers forming a united brotherhood. The verse notes their selfless act of launching lifeboats to rescue others as a lasting monument the sea cannot erase. 8. E. Kiser in Chicago Record-Herald.
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Pemsaat
E. Kiser
Chicago Record-Herald
Ghostly talk and old garden verses in a mixed press fragment
A garbled extract blends a ghost tale scene with dialect as Aunt Caroline disputes spirits while a garden verse laments planting and harvest. Interleaved are brief notes on Senator Kenyon in Iowa and a Titanic travel caution urging calm and continued sea travel.
Hearst in Iowa spurs campaign effort with local organizers
In Iowa Charley Walsh and C W Miller arrived in Dubuque and Woodbury to assess support for Hearst and to organize a fight against Wilson if local backing could be mobilized. The visit aimed to demonstrate Hearst's personal interest in the Clark campaign.
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Dubuque
Woolen Mill Ambition for Waterloo Promised
A local boast about establishing a woolen mill in Waterloo with plans to attract trade and boost industry, suggesting workers and merchants may shift focus to wool production as the facility becomes operational.
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Waterloo
Indians Taxed Like White Men in Tema County
Tax figures show Indians in Tema County taxed as white landowners. The ledger lists Holdings including 8.00 acres and other parcels valued for tax, with totals indicating a yearly assessment around 104,079. The report notes land ownership and tax practices across towns such as Calamity and Indian Village, reflecting a broader taxation policy.
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Star-Clippers
Tema
Tolia
Fewushig
Tams Prat
Idtan Village
Mak-E
Shoes Too Big for Editorial Duties in Iowa Papers
A collection of editorial snippets from Iowa papers critiques political and cultural topics. References to Lafe Young in Des Moines, senatorial challenges to a senior figure, student reading habits, harmony in politics, and Mason City concrete paving illustrate regional discourse and civic debates. The clippings mix humor and opinion on opportunity and convention participation.
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Jefferson Free-Lancé
Lafe Young
Des Moines
Ken
Hearst backed Clark as preferred Democrat and progressive
The letter suggests William R Hearst supports Champ Clark for president, denouncing Wilson as a federalist, and says Hearst would run if Clark falls short. It links Hearst payrolls to campaign efforts in multiple states and describes opposition to Wilson and Gaynor, framing Clark as Hearst’s only suitable nominee.
Hearst Papers Target Bryan Endorsement in 1912 Debate
The excerpt accuses Hearst and his newspapers of working to defeat Bryan in 1908 and argues Hearst should not be allowed to dominate the nomination process for 1912 Champ Clark would risk a Hearst backed administration. The tone is sharp political critique about newspaper influence on party choices.
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Hearst
Bryan
Champ Clark
Doctor M R Wray Offers Office Surgery Consultation
OC M Wray M D advertises limited practice to office work consultation and general surgery with hours 10 to 12 am and 2 to 6 pm, Saturday evening. Appointments available by request and phone numbers 827 and 2260 Red Rev Idetee.
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First National Bank Aid
Edgar
Natl
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