Waterloo Evening Connice VOL 67 102 Polished Daily
A bellowed early 20th century newspaper page includes publisher details W J Hartman Co Courter Building Park Ave Caprainegunt St. rates and telephones. Public notices, AP and UPI affiliations, circulation claims and advertising policies are listed. Names of bureaus and representatives are noted.
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W. J. Hartman Co
Courter
Park Ave
Caprainegunt St
John C. Hartman
Jackson Lake
Algr. Iver
Wweee Hoe Town
Lea
Associated’ Press
United Press International News
Associated Press
Audit Bureau of Circulations
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Story
Brooks & Finley
Representatives
American Forests Proclamation Urges Timber Conservation
The president proclaims American Forests Week to inform the public about timber supply, fire protection, and forest conservation. It urges private landowners and every citizen to plant trees, prevent fires, and curb waste as careless actions fuel timber fires and higher prices. The notice stresses shared responsibility in protecting forests and reducing fire risk.
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United States
Veryone
Tennessee Law Triggers Resignation From State Education Board
News on the anti evolution bill’s passage in Tennessee and Gov Peay’s signature, prompting Mrs C B Allen to quit the State Board of Education. Her letter argues law enforcement may harm normal schools and graduates, while noting knowledge and truth are not inherently right or wrong. She highlights the broader role of schools in teaching and pursuing truth despite legislative pressure.
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Tennessee
Peay
State Board of Education
C. B. Alien
Allen
Rents Fall From Peak But Still High As Costs Shift
A 1920s trend analysis notes rents have declined from a peak of 86 percent above 1914 levels to about 82 percent, with greatest drops in the Midwest and little change in the East. Despite rent easing, overall living costs remain elevated and employment improves. Two baby grand pianos reach via air freight as writers and performers await Pulitzer results and legal names spark headlines.
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Middlewest
Iowa editors condemn Iowa and urge industry pull
A Globe-Gazette critique scorns Iowa’s image as a bad advertising force in the nation. It cites road reports praising central Nebraska and western Utah, questions Million Dollar Mains, and urges Iowa to boost manufacturing and industrial development for future prosperity. It notes farm wealth and calls for economy in federal policy.
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Iowa
Mason City
Towa
Nebraska
Utah
Webster City
Freeman-Journal
Muscatine Journal
Abe Martin reminiscence on political parties and weddings
A memory piece reflects on a bygone era with a playful jab at politics. The narrator recalls four parties named Democratic Republican General Bark and Calty Hin. The tone notes how times were different and mentions a wedding in February and a wife’s patience.
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Jerbadds
Lebush
Arteriosclerosis concerns and health literacy insights
Dr William Brady addresses arteriosclerosis myths common among laypeople and cautions against quack treatments. He warns most under 35 rarely have arteriosclerosis unless exposed to toxins or poor habits, urges medical consultation for high blood pressure, and condemns misuse of home remedies. He notes widespread misinformation from fraudulent literature and calls for accurate health education in schools.
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C. A. HL
United States
Leam
Jame
Waterloo Courier May 1875 items and society notes
In the Waterloo Courier dated April 28 1875 city affairs and social notices are recorded. George R. Crittenden is named city engineer while street officials order fences inside streets moved within 20 days. Community events include temperance lectures by Francis Murphy and numerous local business updates.
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George R. Crittenden
Uncle Wiggily and the Funny Door
Uncle Wiggily peeks from a bathroom as Jingle and Tooter seek help to open a door. Mr Woodpecker laughs at a mud turtle mistaken for a door. The bunny duo misreads the scene but plans another adventure with Uncle Wiggily guiding Scoot er toward more mischief and a future tale.
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Jingle
Mr. Woodpecker
Bers
Tooter
Meyer
Wiggily
Uncle
Walt
Jingis
Uncle Wiggily
Scooter
Wiggle's New Family Adventures in Fairyland
A fragment from a children’s tale features Uncle Wigglily and Mrs Wiggily’s family rabbits. The story centers on Wiggy planning adventuring while his rabbit children explore a mysterious door promising Fairyland, triggering playful clues and a doorway mystery. The tone mirrors a period-childrens page with playful dialogue and cozy domestic scenes.
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Uncle Wiggily
Nurse Jane Fuzzy Wuzzy
Mrs. Wiggily
Jane
Wiggie
Uncle Wig
Mr. Longears
Jane Puzzy Wuizay
Gaele Wigstiy
Rabbit
Fairy- Land
Wigelly
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George
Bite
Chris
Opeas
Wife
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The
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Ferry
John Williams
Francis Murphy
Waterloo Ladies' Temperance Union
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H. L. Swift
Key City
Ira Crow
Marshalltown
Scuimney
Cedar Falls
Raab
Wednay
J. P. Evans
W. H. Allen
Frank Cooley
Miller's Creek
Ontario County
N. Y
Henry Nauman
Wisconsin
Daniel & Nauman Co
George W. Hubbard
Fox Township
Owensmouth
Cal
Wiltian Raats
W. Dell
Hansac
Davis Dry Goods Company
Wilkin N. Birdsade
Listriet Court Dubuque
Charles
Frank Hubbart
M. R. Myers
FL Edwardson
G. W. Barnes
B. G. Button
Cc. E. Bronson
Manchester
Imogene
Andrew
Altho
Honey Tod
HD. Lamb
Budd Park
Raymond Corner
Gail
Alistadt & Langlas
Elm
Mulberry Streets
Vienna Y
A. D. Schorle
Jas
Nl Kuhns
Mary Klommer
Waterloo Business College
Paritie
George W. DeWald
Nelie Jones
Shelisburg
Avenug
Sou i
Edna
Cary Tae Teta
Uncle Wiggily and the Funny Door By
Howard R. Garis
Sase Loud
Nanna
Incia di Lammermoor
Lucy
Thair
Angly
Hinalasa
Charmian
Hall-Ekfeit Co
Bridge Street
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