Waterloo Evening Courier and Reporter listing rates
The Waterloo Evening Courier and Waterloo Reporter, Associated Press member, lists circulation details and advertising rates. Evening daily and weekly options, with mail and carrier pricing, address at 120 West Park Avenue, Waterloo Iowa.
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Associated Press
Audit Bureau of Circulations
W. H. Hartman Company
West Park Ave
John @ Hartman
Kaltor
Peterson, Lee-Trovs
Gen. Net
Westoffier
Waterloo
City Manager Plan debated in Waterloo letters urged
In Waterloo during the coming months discussion of the city manager plan will rise as Proposition 10 goes to voters for approval or disapproval. An education campaign will explain the law drafted in the city to place municipal business on a businesslike basis under electorate approval. The Courier and Reporter will answer questions and publish concise communications signed by writers for reference.
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Orly
Waterloo
Yroters
General Assembly
Wwimeang
Ter
Courier
Serbia's Pan-Slav Dream Of Greater Empire
The Serbian prime minister described a pan-Serbian empire spanning Serbia Croatia Slavonia Posnia Herzegovina Dalmatia Istria and Transylvania. With Russia as ally, Serbia envisions domination of the eastern Mediterranean and continental Europe, reflecting a nationalist surge in the ongoing conflict.
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Serbia
Ines
Croatia
Slavonia
Posnia
Herzegovina
Dalmatia
Istria
Transylvania
Mediterranean
Russia
Europe
Grady Rates Dispute Over Rail Freight Increases
The piece argues western railroads earn solid dividends and that increased freight rates burden farmers. It suggests mismanagement, not rates, causes receiverships, and notes farmers reject bearing higher costs while railroads seek larger returns than farmers see on their farms.
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Ione
Northwest
Interstete Commerce Commission
The Cleanest Town Campaign Sparks Cleanups
In Mississippi thirty four towns join a five dollar per town jackpot to reward the cleanest locale as judged by the state sanitary inspector. Enthusiastic cleanup drives surge across counties amid the contest with towns touting improvements and civic pride.
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Mississippi
Controversial Prize Idea and Political Jabs Highlight Iowa Note
The piece muses on funding a silver trophy for a future contest, imagines public displays at a city ball, and weighs popularity in Iowa. It mixes remarks on Roosevelt, Boss Barnes, Huerta, and campaign talk, with weather, farming, and Iowa bank health.
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Beato J
Waterloo
Mrecy Uime
Pepper Talks on Hunting and Life Purpose
George Matthew Adams suggests hunters pursue meaningful goals beyond wealth and vanity. He frames hunting as a metaphor for striving after character building aims that outlive youth, urging readers to seek service and lasting impact rather than fleeting gains.
Union schoolteacher sues for damages over statements
In Tidora Eldora April a Union school employee named Misa Iva Turner and her attorneys filed a suit seeking £ 10,000 for damages alleging statements made by Welty superintendent of the Union school caused harm to Turner. Turner had been an instructor in magic in Union schools until a dispute led to action and the case remains pending awaiting the autumn term court session.
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Eldora
Union
Tidora
Misa Iva Turner
Mate
I T. Welty
Turner
Suger Pont
Welty
The Wheat Crop Forecast Creates Anxious Markets
Farmers merchants bankers and speculators brace for July wheat prices as forecasts stir worry over a potential bumper yield or a meager harvest. The piece notes farmers fear losses either way and warns that anxious citizens who obsess over supply risk economic overreach and credit strains.
Quotations and reader responses offer daily insight
A column invites readers to share favorite quotations that helped them. excerpts include Lincoln, Milton, Browning, and others, with reflections on aging, perseverance, and the search for meaning. The editor hints at more letters to come and thanks readers for contributing.
Playing Possum tale teaches lazy to pretend to feign illness
Jack Rabbit hurries home to dinner as Billie Possum feigns sickness to avoid work. Jack helps, Fox feasts, and the trick backfires when Billie vanishes. Jack learns the moral of feigning illness and being lazy.
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Ack Rabbit
Jack Rabbit
Freud
Mrs. Rabbit
Billie Possum
Irung
Jim
Billie
Bis
Zack Rabbit
Mr. Fox
Tillis “Possum
Mr.Fox
Wu Mr. Fox
Jack Ratt
The Possum Lesson From A Woodland Dinner
A fable notes that Billie Possum faked illness to avoid chores, while Jack Rabbit reports a kind heart can avert hunger. The tale follows animals sharing a meal with Mr Fox, until Dr Goose arrives to treat Billie with medicine for overeating and cramps. Tomorrow’s story, The Sandman’s House.
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Billie ‘Possum
Jack Rabbit
Mr. Fox
Dr. Goose
What Iowa Editors Are Saying Altogether Puzzling
A compilation notes editorials from Des Moines Tribune Cedar Rapids Republican and Sioux City Tribune debating federal court rulings in the Frank case and Thaw related issues. It discusses due process jury presence asylum cases and the value of independent thought along with Arbor Day teachings and respect for life. The piece also references home opinions on Harding and governance.
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Des Moines Tribune
Federal Supreme Court
Frank
Henyés
Altho
Altho Frank
Georgia
Supreme Court At
Washington
Holmes and Hughes
New York
Cedar Rapids
Wisconsin
Parkhurst
Gubernatorial Talk Confuses Old Order Stance in Iowa
The piece notes how a gubernatorial candidate’s talk on Comeon Mrathis and Allen suggests support for changes, while claiming old order values. It recalls Louie Murphy’s silence on Bryan’s laws, contrasting past support with present shifts. It cites Senators Aldrich and Rhode Island’s current two senators as a prompt for reader recall.
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Comeon
Mrathis
Allen
Anbeling
Farding
Mr. Murphy
Marshalstown
Times-Republican
Louie Murphy
Mr. Bryan
Laws
Ted Mquor
Louie
Bryan
Iowa
Des Moines
Jata
Aldrich
Rhode Island
Be An American First in a Time of Global War
An Illinois State Journal voice urges readers to remain American first as Europe erupts into war. The piece counsels empathy for distant kinsmen, calls for peace where possible, and warns against allowing hatred to replace flag loyalty and civic duty.
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Europeja
United States
Europe
Milk Hong
Moen
Illinois State Journal
Iowas Narrow Escape from Fool Legislation
IOlowa's narrow escape is noted as the El Paso Times compiles a list of proposed laws in various states. Items include Minnesota fees for whiskers, Kansas bans on face powder and ear cutting, Colorado roost times for chickens, Nebraska road work and stock food licenses, Illinois bans on tips, and taxes on bachelors. The report surveys odd bills aimed at addressing imagined evils.
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Dubugus Telegraph-Herald
el Paso Times
Minnesota
Kansas
Colorado
Massachusetts
Nebraska
National Guard
North Dakota Law on Sleigh Runner Thickness Quoted
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a North Dakota law establishing uniform thickness of sleigh runners and reference a town not listed, plus a remark about a house on Johnston road and a congratulation. The passage also repeats a slogan about no alum in Royal Baking Powder and bath tubs.
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North Dakota
Johnston Road
Road Drag Problems in Iowa Road Care
The Road-Maker argues spring road maintenance requires uniform county and township drag pricing in Iowa. Varying rates for same work cause public funds waste. A county schedule of 50–60 cents per mile for three horse drags, 70 cents for four horse, with reductions for longer single-operator stretches, is advised. A competent dragging superintendent and county-wide pricing can keep dirt roads in good condition through April and May using the road drag as the main tool.
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Iowa
Atlantic Ocean
Plymouth
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