Foreign Postage and Vacation Rates in The Waterloo Courier
American travelers can find The Waterloo Courier at locations in London Paris and Berlin with offices listed. The Evening Courier offers vacation mailing with address changes during trips and subscription rates: one week ten cents or one month twenty five cents, payable in advance.
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Europe
Waterloo Courier
Fils
London
Traffigas
Northcumberland Avenue
American Express
Andé Saymarket
Dewe’s Steamship Agency
Green Street
Paris
Boulevard Dex Capuchoms
SeaOpera
American Expres
Boe Ecrbe
Berlin
Unter den Linflen
Et Peterabura
Neveky Prospekt
Your Home Here And In New York Opinion Piece
A persuasive column argues against arbitration in labor disputes and criticizes urban land ownership patterns. It contrasts tenancy in New York and Chicago with Waterloo’s housing, urging readers to consider Waterloo as a path to home ownership and freedom from tenantry, touting opportunities and quality of life in the Mississippi Valley town.
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New York
Western Hemisphere
Landlards
Chicago
Waterloo
Misasissippi
Legalized Anarchy in Des Moines Street Car Strike
A critical editorial argues that both owners and workers erode rights without arbitration. It condemns unilateral hiring and firing, advocates impartial arbitration to prevent strikes, and warns that refusing arbitration Deepens lawlessness and public distress through riot and disruption.
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Board of Arbitration
Des Moines
Tf Towa
Boston
Lorimer
United States
Lorimer confessed sins prompt defense theory
Attorney Hanery argues that White and other confessors sins will absolve Lorimer. The prose suggests White’s unprincipled yet capable manipulation could craft a coherent tale, aligning with known facts to appear authentic.
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Hanery
White
Lorimer
Import Labor and Market Strains Highlight Iowa Sparks
A collage from Iowa papers notes calls to import labor to sustain farm work as U.S. wages and supply tensions rise. Reports caution about urban markets inflating prices, with Cedar Rapids Gazette referencing Indianapolis market price dynamics and producer consumer gaps. The mix reflects nationwide uncertainty in labor, immigration, and price structures.
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Marshalltown
Indianapolis
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Indianapols
Farming seasons and Iowa manufacturing urges local buyers
The article argues wet and dry seasons demand different soil and sowing methods, urging farmers to learn from seasonal shifts. It notes Iowa factories employ about 9,000 and claims state goods require large labor to meet consumption, urging towns to buy Iowa made products and connect consumer growth to land value.
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Oceyedan Press
Iowa
Cedar
Farmer
Debates on Class Distinction Stir Reader Letters
Readers weigh whether class equals wealth or is rooted in refinement and character. Contributors cite birth, education, culture, and self-made achievement as criteria for the upper class, from Germany’s view to universal standards, arguing refinement as the true key to belonging.
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Nature
Food Authority
Chhildren
Twold
Farmer on Tear Brought to Town
A sheriff's deputy arrested James Bruna, a Bohemian farmer, about three miles southwest of Eagle Center Saturday afternoon for drunkenness and allegedly driving his family from home. He was arraigned before Justice Dempster for hearing. At the county jail Bruna underwent initiation rites, had his beard cropped, and was shaved. he protested the bath as the water was cold.
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Three Milles
Eagles Center
James Bruna
Bruna
Justice Dempster
Added Interest Picture Sermons At First Presbyterian
The First Presbyterian church drew a packed audience as Rev. Dr. Robert C. Westenberg delivered his third stereopticon sermon series with Holy Land scenes. The evening service ran until 9 30 with music by Dorothy Westenberg and Frank Sucher. Attendees included many out-of-town visitors. The morning service drew unusually large crowds, and Dr Westenberg preached a vigorous Matt 6 33 sermon urging seekers to seek the Kingdom of God within and around all life settings.
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Robert C. Westenberg
Holy Lands
First Presbyterian Church
Westenberg
Dr. Westenberg
Dorothy Westenberg
Frank Sucher
Cedar Falle
Oberlin
Ohio
Plains of Peace
Rosetta Olson
Waterloo
Emerson
Release of nine year old girl after two year search
Gov. Osborn helps reunite George Bobrowski with his nine year old daughter Jennie who was stranded in Kamchatka after a Russian transport refused passage. The girl travelled over 30,000 miles via Vladivostok and Seattle, with Red Cross help and U.S. consular coordination, before joining her father in the United States.
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Sault Ste Marie
Mich
George Bobrowski
Kamchatka Peninsula
Nome
Alaska
Bobrowski
America
Gov. Osborn
United States
Jennie
Kamchatka
Seattle
Petropaviovek
Red Cross
Vladivostok
New York
Bobrowicki
Rewards of Heroism and Taft La Follette Debate
Lona Ingham Robinson critiques editorials from the Record-Herald Waterloo Courier and others on Taft La Follette tensions. The piece argues that La Follette is used as a fire whistle to wake Senate inaction, while Taft’s record is blamed on corporate influence though not maliciously. It reflects a defender of Taft versus La Follette and labels the Courier as ambivalent toward 1912 Republican prospects.
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Lona Ingham Robinson
Des Moines Register and Leader
Republican Party
Taft
la Follette
Congress
Record-Herald
Galt
Advocate
Waterloo Courier
Courier
United States Senate
Waterloo
Supreme Court
Intereata
le Follette
Garrison
John Brown
Whittler
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Patrick Henry
The
Lincoln
la Foyette
Senator Hoar
Massachusetts
Chicago
la Foliette
the Courier
Richard Carle to perform Jumping Jupiter at Waterloo Theatre
Richard Carle, called the king of musical comedy, plays at the Waterloo Theatre Friday in Jumping Jupiter. The show features Edna Wallace Hopper in a 2-cast production with a dozen featured girls and songs by Karl Hoschna.
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Richard Carie
Richard
Edna Wallace Hopper
Karl Hoschna
Madam Sherry
Eczema From Teething Cured By Cuticura Ointment
A mother describes her infant develop skin eruptions starting at eight months, diagnosed as eczema linked to teething. After failing with other treatments, she used Cuticura Soap and Ointment per a booklet and the child was fully cured by age one. The notice promotes Cuticura samples and a dermatology booklet.
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Freeman Craver
Lewis St
Syracuse
Wills
Potter Drug Chem. Corp
Dept
Boston
Mass
Meritol Pile Remedy Sold by Henderson Drug Co
To the People of Waterloo we announce Henderson Drug Co as sole agents for Meritol Pile Remedy in this city. The manufacturers report unusual demand for the preparation made from a prescription of merit. It is not a common salve but a distinct double treatment form guaranteed by the manufacturers.
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Council Bluffs
Cantor Lis Sentates
Chas. H. Fletcher
T Cate
Henderson Drug Co
American Drug and Press Association
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