The Courier in Europe Travel Guide Listings
An advertising notice lists where American travelers can access The Weteree Conner abroad. Locations include Paris at 10 Boulevard des Capucines and 14 Ewe Gerbe, Berlin Unter den Linden 9, and other offices in Laendoe Roma, Northumberland Avenue, Dawe's Steamship Odyssey, and Petersburg. Foreign postage details appear on the third page.
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Courier
Europe
Weteree Conner
Laendoe
Rooma
Trafaige
Northcumterland Avenue
American Fxorase Ofice
Fands
Beymarket
Dawe
Greenstreet
Paris
Boulevard Des Capucines
American Expressee
Berlin
Unter
Petersburg
The Hold Over Paper
The hold over paper reads Waterloo edition Saturday night and digests the weekend issues Sunday.
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All Waterloo
Minnesota and Iowa legislative contrasts on roads and taxes
The piece compares Minnesota and Iowa sessions noting kill of anti drinking bills and election of U S senators. It highlights Minnesota’s highway spending 150000 a year and a road tax amendment while Iowa pursues limited road changes. It argues good roads spur civility and prosperity and contrasts state progress.
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Minnesota
Iowa Assembly
United One
Clapp
Kenyon
Iowa
Gopher
Hawkeye
Oregon
United States
Hts
Towa
Puget Sian
Anrestors
Manure Myths and Germs Echo Through City Alleys
A grim narrator speaks in quirky terms about filth and waste, claiming to thrive on manure piles and dirty yards. The speaker warns cleanups in spring will force migration to the country to lay eggs, fearing hatch failures and spread of typhoid germs to a fruit stand.
Aviation meets and money boost to flyers amid state tension
Despite aviation hazards last year, flying sport and science gain momentum with more prize money and broader recruitment. Minnesota witnesses state power struggles as militia threats arise to back a governor, a scene likened to comic opera with Roosevelt as a looming figure.
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Iowa
Minnesota
House of Representatives
Roosevelt
New York
Proper milk and butter cleanliness guidelines
Instructions emphasize sanitary handling of milk and butter. Clean utensils with cold water to remove new milk, wash with warm water and Gold Dust powder, rinse, scald, and air dry for twelve hours before reuse. Use extra cloths washed in Gold Dust suds.
Dam Family Seeks Move to Jowa in Colorful Slogan
The Dam family, parents and eleven children, arrive from Reverdam aiming to settle in Iowa. A proposed slogan “Bring the whole Dam family” would honor the Dams while promoting state growth. Mentions Hi Arthur flying and a warning of potential chaos if he crashes. References to political squabbles in Minnesota and Springfield periphery.
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Reverdam
Jowa
Iowa
C.C. Gorey
Northfeld
Borderists Seek Neutral Zone Along Rio Grande
The United States proposes a neutral strip along the river to halt border fighting and safeguard life. Douglas and other border towns would vocally oppose the measure as the first to protest.
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Rio Grande
Mexico
United States
Douglas
Arizona
Political Clash Over House Measure Draws Partisan Fire
The article notes a partisan standoff in the House over a city measure with Democrats and Republicans accusing each other of motives. It references Kit Chin and Rene Fon and suggests opaque political maneuvering as the debate continues.
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Kitchin
House
Rene Fon
Mattet
Davenport resident dies in wart era trimwing accident
An elderly Davenport resident dies as a result of a wart era trimming mishap. The report notes a cautious approach to wart injuries and community concern for safety.
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Davenport
Cannon's Reciprocity Talk Faces Blaring Land Opposition
The piece notes Cannon’s criticism of reciprocity echoes his Kansas campaign rhetoric. It suggests the pact’s friends must clear the finar and allow Uncle Joe more speech, framing a political maneuver against the opposition.
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Cannon
Kansas
Friends of the Pact
Uncle Joe
Factories Won’t Solve Iowa City’s Economic Woes
The report from Council Bluffs argues that Iowa needs more factories, but cautions that factory growth alone cannot fix the broad economic problems. It notes persistent unemployment and uneven development across regions, urging diversified strategies.
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Council
Nenparei
Towa
Iowa’s rural decline and land value vs city growth
The article argues that rural population decline cannot be solved by Iowa factories alone. Land value hinges on productive power and proximity to cities. Development companies lure settlers with easy payments and guidance, drawing away savers and renters, highlighting the need for coordinated rural and urban growth to retain population.
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Iowa
New York
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Indiana
Connsi| Bluffs
Des Moines
Towa
Lown
Savings Bank
Spirit of the Iowa Press Echoes in National Talk
Iowa newspaper clippings reflect partisan commentary on Congress and Reform era politics. Writers gesture toward reform figures like Murdock and Cannon while noting local sentiment in Des Moines and Cedar Rapids regarding Kenyon and broader class struggles.
The Cynic Seeks Luck With a Horse That Fails
In The Evening Chit Chat a cynic buys a horse, praises it for days, then faces a sudden decline as the animal stiffens and proves unpredictable. A wife’s warned tale echoes generational misfortune, prompting rueful laughter and shared anecdotes about similar fates.
Waterloo lands big ony show for dairy cattle
Waterloo wins the 1911 Iowa State Dairy Association show dates October 9 to 14 in Waterloo after beating Des Moines in offers. Waterloos promises include a $1000 bonus, $6000 to $8000 in prizes, full expense coverage, season tickets, and premier site and entertainment. Des Moines offered the Coliseum, $1000 bonus, and land but the Waterloo package was deemed more liberal. The event aims for a record prize list and features new dairy cattle tests and regional creamery meetings.
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Des Moines
Waterloo
Iowa State Dairy Association
E. R. Shoemaker
Shoemaker
J. J. Ross
Iowa Falls
F. L. Odell
F. W. Stevenson
Lamont
Town Criers
H. E. Kiester
Town Criers’ Club of
W. W. Marsh
Dairy Association
Des Moines Boosters
Coliseum
United States
Chicago
Iowa
Holstein Association
Creamerymen of
Iowa Creamerymen’ S Association
Qelwen
Food and Dairy
W. E B. Barney
Food and Dairy Department
Geis Botsford
Commercial Club
H. GC. Hargrove
F. A. Leighton
Morris Labeled Counterfeit by Cantwell in Chicago
Chicago light heavyweight bout talk erupts as Mike Cantwell brands Carl Morris a counterfeit fighter after Oklahoma return. Cantwell claims Schreck laid down in Oklahoma and asserts a $2,000 forfeit guarantees a Morris bout where he would win in eight to ten rounds.
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Chicago
Apri
Mike Cantwell
Oklahoma
Carl Morris
Cantwell
Morris
Schreck
Sapnipa
White Hope
Mike
Carl
Mr. Morris
Prouty Delivers Noted Maiden Speech in House
Representative Prouty spoke in favor of an adjusted reciprocity agreement to allow free Canadian admission of farm use articles. The maiden speech drew praise from peers including A Mitchell Palmer, and generated amusement over his struggle with the word toadstool. His performance attracted attention as he had previously defeated Captain Hull.
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Washington, D. C
Prouty
House
Canada
Judge Prouty
A. Mitchell Palwer
Fennsylvania
Hull
Short Lived Joy at Inn Meeting Ends in Reunion
A wife who quarreled with her husband seeks him among his companions at an inn. She asks for forgiveness and returns with him. The husband recalls mistreatment but forgives and plans to go home together. The scene, titled Filegende Blatter, captures a late night reunion.
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Edward
Cuticura Heals Scalp Humor and Restores Hair
A mother in Amana Iowa shares how measles followed by a severe scalp humor cleared after using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent. Hair regrew to become long and beautiful, leading to endorsements of the remedies to others.
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Chas. Salgorenner
Amana
Towa
Pater Drug & Chem. Corp
Boston
Mane
State dairy leaders plan fall Des Moines show
The Iowa state dairy board and officers of the state dairy association met with Prof. Hugh G. Van Pelt of Waterloo and assistant F S Estill of Marshalltown for a session. No business of importance was transacted. The executive committee may meet in Des Moines soon to arrange the fall show program.
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Dairys
Des Moines
State Dairy Board
State Dairy Association
F. Curtiss
Mortenson
Ames
W. B. Barney
Hugh G. van Pelt
Waterloo
Iowa
F. S. Estill
Marshalltown
German Plays at East Waterloo High School Tonight
For the first time in school history an entirely German entertainment will be presented by East Waterloo high school students. Miss Roemer directs a two-play program in the manual training auditorium starting at o o clock, featuring Hine Tasse Kaffe and Gott: Sei Dank Der Tisch ist Gedeckt with humorous roles performed by the casts.
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East Waterloo
Roemer
German program promises pleasant evening of songs and recital
The students, new to German, will present folk songs by the girls a vocal solo by Miss Louise Woodruff and a recitation by Miss Margery Park all in German Proceeds go to buy pictures and reference books for the German department with a substantial sum hoped to be realized.
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Louise Woodruff
Margery Park
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