Newspaper Rates and Policies From Waterloo Paper
The Waterloo newspaper lists subscription prices and advertising policies. It notes carrier weekly rates of 62.15 cents and mail rates within 49 miles at 4.06, within 054 miles at 2.33, and beyond 54 miles at 6.00 per year. Also mentions Associated Press rights and general publication terms.
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Waterloo
Iowa
Associated Press
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New York
Philadelphia
Gatease
Los Angeles
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Conrad A Seaborne Preacher Of Iron Law In Losses
The piece reflects on Conrad as a writer of the sea and a preacher of hard moral law. It argues his death is not inevitable, praises the upright men who follow the code, and notes the stark, distant destiny his tales reveal amid violence and loss. The narrative centers on Conrad, his men, and the burden of the iron sea.
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Conrad
Mfe
Oas
Tata
Davidson
Anne
Semburan
Mr. Jones
Corrad
Corm
Lou
Magdalene
Pisin
Dan McGrew
Qwitfe
Vosom-Ward
Hay
South Sea Isles
Robert W. Sarv Fea
Court cites forced immorality and monopoly issues
The text argues that breach of contract may be justifiable and notes that special privileges exempt labor from general anti monopoly laws. It claims labor often finds an ally in court while magistrates sometimes oppose it.
Lou's Reforming Heroine and Modern Monuments Debate
A Courier column defends modern wording over archaic terms tombstone and memorial. It lampoons clichés, praises progress, and lauds Lou the reforming heroine amid cultural notes. Also reviews education debates and a boxing-related verse fragment.
Court Decisions Favor Labor Across Various Verbal Rulings
A review of recent Law and Labor items shows labor unions winning multiple cases. Massachusetts bakers denied injunction to stop a strike. a teacher’s union dispute with a manufacturing firm. the Fourth Circuit upholding production until picketing fees. a striker’s contempt appeal in another circuit. a New York contract deemed formed under threat of a strike. a railroad dispute over safety act exemptions. and English union committees pressuring show managers over wages and morality standards.
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Massachusetts Baking Corporation
Trim Manufacturive Company
Teather
Thiradetates Supremo
Antitmer Aw
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
New York
Mrs Spratt shows backbone with steady walking
A narrative recounts Mrs J Spratt who trims weight by daily six mile walks amid neighbor ridicule then triumphs as backbone and health improve. Her husband Jack joins walks, while community mockery shifts to envy as she regains fitness and confidence.
The Able McLaughlins winter reunion and arrival
Wally a Union soldier returns to the McLaughlin household after illness and a split from his regiment. The scene shifts to Christie and infant twins and Mrs McNair bringing gifts. The January thaw and past hardships mingle with questions of survival, generosity, and the potential second marriage's meaning in a harsh prairie winter.
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Wally
Mole McLaughlins
John
Isobel
Prairies
Ilness
Jeanie McNair
Christie
Peter Keith
Mrs. McNair
Thea McKnights
Dope peddler held for federal agent
Elmer StaMord described as a $5 alleged narcotic addict and peddler was arrested yesterday by patrolman Harry Johnson and jailed for the federal narcotics office. Police sought the source of dope in the north city area and Stafford, who has prior drug sells, tried to discard morphine from his trousers during arrest. An Orange Township notice follows about a band concert in Tannreuther's grove tomorrow night.
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Elmer StaMord
Harry Johnson
Jair
Polies
Stafford
Radio Programs Program for oe 7 Courtesy of Radio Digest
Radio Digest lists assorted radio schedules and programs from multiple stations. Entries mention orchestras, organ themes, talks, concerts, and variety segments across cities including Atlanta Chicago New York Los Angeles Philadelphia and more with times and program notes. The dense listing reads like a compiled guide to nightly air offerings and featured acts.
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Radio Digest
Associated Press
WSE
Atlanta Journal
Warners Orchestra
Britaln
WIA
Enge Nowa
Boy Seoul
Tallaby
Wal
Chicago
Pianoioes
Dallas News
Ansas City Star
School of the Air
T Nighthawks
Los Angeles
Courier Journal
Louisville ‘Times
WGI
Medford
Grac
Montreal
Secnestra
New York
Amy
WHN
Wear
Mousic
WOR
Newark
Hos
KGO
Oakland
Genterville
Mpntradelphia
WPI
Philadelphia
Paradelphia
Tittsburgh
Warden
Littsburgh
Kaw
Portland
KPO
San Francisco
Schenectady
Sorina
Hedtline
WCRD
Zion
RFD NF
Shenandoah
Poncert
Somcert
Clermont
Dia
Wheat arrival and local notes from August 6 1874
New wheat arrives two carloads at the grange elevator as harvest hands depart for Minnesota. Crowds thinning. Illinois Central lines expect heavy business. Pressey & Frank ship two carloads from La Porte City. Waterloo division trainmaster Tom Saunders given a horse by staff. A baby dies. kitchen fire incident. a theft at an Episcopal church. Circus and parade announced for August 12 in Waterloo.
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Grange
Storm Lake
Sioux City
Illinois Central
Pressey & Frank
la Porte City
A . Employes
Waterloo
Illnois Central Railway
Tom Saunders
L. B. Allen
Fortieth anniversary week sparks hog debate and tragedy
Fortieth years ago reports note a petition with 500 signatures urging Waterloo city council to curb the hog ordinance amid stench concerns. A deadly incident claims C Fenton’s seven year old son crushed by a kicked horse, while farm sales and institute enrollments highlight local activity. The dam repairs and rock crib filling are also mentioned along with various names and community updates.
Thrilling ride ends with crash as Galloway girls flee car
Twenty years ago on a Saturday evening Robina Galloway and the Wilson girls rode in Miss Galloway's car. A power surge sent the car over the curb and the front end collapsed as they were thrown from the vehicle. Florence Hiller, age 11 months, died after swallowing pills. Others report lost items at chautauqua and a lightning storm damaged the Farley home. Streetscar crowds awaited, Idaho land seekers left town, acid foul play burned Mrs Ramsay’s face, and a New Hartford woman died while trying to start a fire with kerosene.
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Janary
Wallyr
Alex
Christie
McLaughlins
Scotland
March
Chirstie
Chirelle
Vually
Mrs. McNair
Alex McNair
Robina Galloway
Wilson
Miss Galloway
Local Cedar Falls Notes and Alike from Waterloo Papers
Cedar Falls notes report George H. Twaddle and references to Waterloo Evening Courier with office at 111 West Fourth Street. Farmers report sweet corn markets active with prices at 2.50 per bushel. yield forecast uncertain. Hughes to play trombone solo at city park band concert. Union services planned at Riverview Park. Patrons frequent municipal bathing beach amid heat. Robert Fullerton sings at college. 225 to graduate from Teachers College Aug 22, largest in years. First cucumbers delivered for pickles near Janesville. 50 pounds shipped. Miller funeral held at Dahl Chapel. interment in Greenwood Cemetery. Barsalong to Black Hills trip with friends. Watters funeral at Hudson church after electricity burns. Jackson succeeds Helsey as principal preparing for fall semester start Sept 12.
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Cedar Falls
George H. Twaddle
Waterloo
Christensen's Visit Friends in Denmark
Af and Mrs A C Christensen former Cedar Falls residents have lived with Mr and Mrs C B Hussey at 809 Baltimore Street for four months then left this morning for a year long visit with relatives in Denmark and a European tour Mrs Hussey is Christensen's daughter The couple formerly owned a Cedar Falls farm which Iowa State Teachers College recently bought for campus expansion.
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A. C. Christensen
Cefiar
C. B. Hussey
Baltimore Street
Denmark
Europe
Hussey
Christensens
Christensen
Cedar Falls
Iowa
Catleza
Mason City Band Heads to Rochester for National Convention
The Orientals band from the Oda Fellows lodge departed Mason City with 31 members for Rochester, New York, to attend the national convention. The Mason City unit is the only band west of the Mississippi to undertake the long journey.
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Mason City
Band of Orientals
Oda Fellows Lodge
Rochester
N. Y
Order
Mississippi River
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