Waterloo Courier and Waterloo Reporter
The Waterloo paper records subscription details per week and year with carrier and mail rates, including per year and six month options. It notes audience reach as larger than any daily in Waterloo and lists pricing terms, delivery days, and post office registration.
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al Evering Courier
Wateiuwoo
Associated Frees
Het Denny
Ht Hartman Company
Great Park Avenue Telephone
Bertman
A W. Peterson
Bec'y Trena
Gen Mar Se
Ecity
Postoffier
Waterion
Waterloo
Economy Notion Leads to Tragic Rail Crossing Death
A man was killed yesterday at a dangerous road rail crossing serving Cedar Dix and Waterloo road and two home additions. The bottleneck hill approach caused momentum issues for drivers, a risk long ignored to save costs. The悲 tragedy underscores need for safety improvements to prevent future deaths.
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Cedar] dix
Waterloo
Bottal Vt
Drakes
Conventionalism as a constraint on human initiative
The piece defines convention as the rule of thumb guiding thought and action, essential yet malign. It argues convention dulls initiative, stifles intelligence, and preserves harmful creeds while turning people into automatons. It urges occasional disruption of routine to awaken genuine selfhood and adapt to social change.
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Ratine
Maine
Opportunity For America Amid Trade Boost With South America
The last fiscal year shows U S trade with South America at 364 million and 1 6 billion with Europe. Analysts say this highlights a nations chance to expand its merchant marine. A J N Darling cartoon depicts a giant vulture and food speculator shaking hands to critique war profiteers. A homemade toy is proposed if European toys can not be afforded for children. The piece notes Germany could offer its view if censorship is eased for U S audiences.
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South America
Europe
United States
To the Heart of the Matter on manly courage and sin
A fragment reflecting on moral character, youth emigration, and the costs of virtue versus vice. It argues that hardship and danger forge real strength while settled wealth dulls life, with references to soldiers explorers and a critique of comfort as dangerous to moral fiber. It also notes emergency rights and the wartime shipping stalemate.
Shadows of the last wreck at Crystal today
A fragment notes a wreck where an engine in full speed crashes into an automobile. The item appears in an advertisement section with reference to a Crystal showing today. No clear event date or participants are provided.
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The
Crystal
Alfred the Great the great and the English king remembered
Alfred the Great rises in history as a college educated king who battled the Danes and reigned peacefully for years. The piece portrays him as a warrior scholar and prudent ruler who introduced learning and justice to England and earned the title the great. It notes his birth near 850 A D and his death around 900 A D.
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Alfred the Great
Tle
Harper
Alfred
Witel
Aime Lelag
England
Eagant
Neha
Bt. Louis
Ida
Ogee
Als
Glee Club
Bigelf
Eringe
Europe
Samuel
Kingoma
German Policy Defended by Hermann Schoenfeld
Professor Hermann Schoenfeld argues in defense of Austria and Germany amid Allied hostile reporting. He asserts Russia manipulates the Balkans to weaken Austria Hungary, blames Serbia and Slavic agents, and contends Germany sought peace while Austria acted to defend national existence. He cites the Carnegie Endowment report and notes German restraint during Balkan tensions.
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TY Hermann Schoenfeld
George Washington University
Austria
Germany
Archduwke Rang Merdinand
Belgrade
Francis Josep
Austria-Hungary
Coeur Leger
Duke of Gramont
France
Italy
Noleps Yolens
North Africa
Tripolis
Russia
Balkans
Servia
Turkey
Constantinople
Oan
Anatria
Danube
International Commission
Jarnegie Endowment For International Peace
D’estourneele de Constant
Miljonkof
Agram
Trieste
Adriatic
Satoniki
Aegean Sea
Mr. Delcasse
Tare
Morocco
Prisig
St. Petersburg
Germany Fights To Hold Line As Europe Grows Tense
The article argues Germany would not seek war, citing Bismarck era restraint and Austria Hungary's fatal action after the Serbian crisis. It frames Britain, France, and Russia in a broader struggle as Pan Slavic and Germanic destinies clash across Europe, with warnings about public reactions to price and supply pressures at home.
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France
Russia
Germany
Matthe
Bismarck
Alsace
Lorraine
Great Britain
England
Fashoda
Japan
Austria-Hungary
Belgrade
Servia
Austria
Constantinople
Suez
Persia
India
Folly of a Food Panfo in Canada War Obstructions
Toronto Globe critiques wartime controls on food in Canada. It argues imports are strangled by ships bans and market regulations, while export obstructions should lower food costs and favor domestic products. Monopolies are blamed for exploiting war to expand power without public pushback.
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Toronto Globe
Canada
Britain
Financial panic feared as banking system debate rages
Des Moines Register notes risks of not creating a centralized banking system and emergency currency while the nation braces for financial instability. The piece credits the president with enforcing a federal reserve bank amid party resistance, praising the new banking system as a bulwark against near future financial problems. Local Cedar Falls items tout fifty five new homes two schools a hospital a large factory and college buildings signaling rapid growth and extensive civic improvements.
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Des Moines Register
Federal Reserve Bank
United States
Cedar Falls
Teachers’ College
Cedar Walls
Iowa
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Earls
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Crystal Theatre Today
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Grant Ave
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Iowa Cleaning & Dye Works
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