Waterlo o Evening Courier ad rates and firm details
Waterloo Evening Courier pub details with price list, offices, and policies. Lists carrier and mail rates, publication scope, wire services, and advertising rules. Notes editorial leadership, associated press membership, and agent representation in major cities.
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WH. Hartman Co. Courier Bidz
Corner Park Ave
Commercial St
Joan C. Hartman
Jackson McCoy
Trews
Gen'l Mgr
Ipail
Ofice
Waterloo
Iowa
Associated Press
United Press International News
Associated
Ineal News
Bureau of Circulations
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Brory, Brooks & Finley
Wise Mr Coolidge and the political balance ahead
President Coolidge hosted a conference with John T Adams to recall the agricultural commission and to back voluntary consolidation of the railroads. Observers note the moves could ease clashes between western shippers and railroad owners while highlighting Coolidge as a keen observer and potential statesman.
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Wise
Coolidge
John T. Adams
Republican National
Towns
Agricultural Commission
Naion
Towans
Northwest
Western
Western Railroad
Des Moines Resurrects Curfew For Children Under Sixteen
Des Moines public safety chief John Jenney enforces a revived 1897 curfew ordinance requiring anyone under 16 to be indoors by 9 pm in summer and 8 pm in winter. Parents may be fined 10 for noncompliance as the city debates modern views on home life versus supervision.
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John Jenney
Public Safety
Des Moines
Mr. Jenney
Thomas Gray
Rose Hartwick Thorpe
Alboit
Jenney
I Should Worry About Taxes Even If You Hint At None
Iowa editors argue tax philosophy. Every consumer pays taxes whether or not they own property. In a profit system, people pass tax burdens to others. Corporate taxes get shifted to customers, though some securities are tax exempt. No one escapes in this system. Ottumwa Courier notes a typist misspelling Caesar.
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Cedar Rapids
Bss
Aswer
Hoeen
Dietetics and Threshers Modernize Farm Food
A commentary on changing farm food habits during harvest suggests that threshing crews benefit from balanced meals. It notes farmers’ wives adopting sensible portions based on domestic science, improving health and reducing labor, and predicts widespread adoption will boost wellbeing. A stray item mentions a Chicago taxi driver held up.
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Royal Gorge
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Burroughs Nature Club Answers from 1925 Column
Nature Notes by Houghton Mifflin Co presents questions and answers on topics from native bees and humane ways to deter bats to sea lilies and milk snakes. It includes guidance on wireworms origins, lifecycle, and control, plus observations of birds like chickadees in spruce woods and Hudsonian chickadees in Adirondacks.
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Burroughs Nature Club
Houghton Mifflin Co
Nature Notes
North America
Zoological Park
Ak Perseni
Mountaine
New Ireland
Adirondacke
Tspruce
Vanishing cream myths debunked by Dr Brady
Dr William Brady dismisses vanishing cream as cosmetic hype spread by aging actresses and ad agents. He notes creams merely spread grease that helps powder cling, not nourish skin, and urges skepticism toward beauty claims while advising caution with unqualified healers and stressing practical heating and digestion guidance.
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Louis Kahlenberg
Uncle Wiggily and the Red Spots
Uncle Wiggily and the Red Spots follows the forest rabbit family as two young bronny boys question return to school and wake in a hollow stump bungalow, with the mother calling them to start the day.
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Scooter
Tooter
Uncle Wiggily and the Red Spots Mischief Tale
Uncle Wiggily guides Scooter and Tooter with his new wife and Nurse Jane Fuzzy Wuzzy as they explore the woods. A black bear provocatively blocks their path but laughs off danger, while lady bugs prank him by painting red spots to mimic measles. The group returns home to hope for more adventures and cake.
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Wigsily
Mr. Long- Ears
Bunny Boys
Scooter
Tooter
Uncle Wigelly
Mrs. Longears
Jane Fuzzy Wuzzy
Uncle Wiggily
Uncle Wiggs
Lady Bug
Mr. Longears
Rabbit
Uncle Wig- Andaway
Bunny
Bugs
Caele
Nipper
La Follette Jr Faces A Difficult Campaign Task
The Republican notes that Hubert La Follette Jr. must show the same pugnacity courage and diligence as his father to stay atop the field in Cedar Rapids political contests.
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Cedar Rapids
la Follette
Hubert la Follette, Jr
Cottonwood Gulch Reckoning Sparks Mob Rule and Reform
In Cottonwood Gulch a miner town murder ignites a rush to justice. Hank Simpson is killed in his tent, Jim Hawkins wounded, and Dave Saunders shelters the injured. Miners rebel, elects Henry Dangerfield as sheriff and Colonel Hutton as judge, while Dangerfield’s allies push a vigilante framework. The new system brings swift but contested justice as robberies and killings escalate.
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Hank Simpson
Jim Hawkins
Wood
Jim
Dave Saunders
Red Shea
Alice
Dangerfield
Saunders
Dave
Red
Danterfield
Shea
Col. Hutton
Argonaut
Henry Dangerfield
Danegerfield
Cottonwood
J Huttons
Zuich
A. Ts
George Tenner
Clem Linscomb
Maas
Hts
Guich
Prohibition enforcement shakeup stirs attention
Abe Martin reports a shakeup in enforcement circles but notes few agents likely to be caught with half paid cars. The Foe Lark family, which vanished weeks ago, is found today living within its income.
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Thor
Lark
T'Day
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Mivers
Cotton
Abe Martin
Wm Ce
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