The Wateros Courier Listing Across Cities Abroad
A note lists locations in London New York and other places where readers can find The Wateros Courier including Trafalgar Building London and American Express offices. It also references a vacation delivery note and subscription rates amid a wider editorial on the recall of state judiciaries and President Tafts stance.
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HE Courier
Europe
Aeetican Travelera
Wateros
London
Trafalgar Building
Northeam- Pesland Avenue
American Express
Sands Hermarket
Dawe'a Steamship Agency
Green Street
Farie
Perlin
Linden
F. Petersburg
Nevalis Prospekt
Roads To Be Built Solid Now And Marketing Needs Attention
The piece argues that mud and rutted roads reflect neglect and reliance on weather, urging solid road construction with gravel, cinders, or concrete and state aid via a highway commission. It notes a need for a marketing bureau in agriculture, references water rules in Lynn and a hospital incident in St Louis, then mentions Cedar Rapids and Waterloo aviation festival plans for fall.
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Iowa
Lawa
White Pole
Wickliff
Louisana
Department of Agriculture
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Statesmanship in a tough path and bold display ahead
The president chose a hard route by signing statehood bills with judiciary recall, a move praised as principled statesmanship. Taft challenges Congress now, suggesting a strong presidential role and legacy. A massive Waterloo machine display is planned for this fall, promising a startling view of Waterloo’s daily production.
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Waterloo
The New Interurban Line Expands South from Waterloo
The interurban rail project grows south from Waterloo through Eagle Center Traer Toledo Tama Maleam Montezuma Barnes City and Oza Joosa with plans to extend to Albia. It will greatly boost regional intercity travel adding Cedar Falls Waterly and Denver Junction. A Cedar Rapids line and a La Porte route are also under consideration to demonstrate benefits. Boost the interurbans.
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Waterloo
Eagle Center
Traer
Toledo
Tama
Maleam
Montezuma
Barnes City
Oza- Joosa
Albia
Cedar Falls
Waterly
Denver Junction
la Porte
Cedar Rapids
Waterlon
The White Pole Road Opens With Dragged Dirt Path
Great ado over the opening of the drag prepared dirt road from Atlantic to Van Meter. Enthusiasm for good roads is urged but tempered with intelligence and forethought. The road between the two towns is a splendid specimen of drag work. Enthusiasm may wane without proper direction.
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White Pole
Atlantic
van Meter
Warning on new tussock moth brood for city trees
Chicago Record-Herald reports a new tussock moth brood hatching with a possible third brood feared. City forester Prest urges tree owners to act now to protect elms and other shade trees, citing past damage from pests and praising entomologists for guidance and remedies.
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Chicago
Sorme
Mississippi Valley
Nature
Fragmented Iowa gossip column bites and notes
A compiled column from the Dubuque Telegraph Herald Sioux City Tribune and other papers features sharp vignettes on public figures and habits. Items include Mise Force stories, outdoor sleepers, Governor Carrols lakeside fishing, warden charges, corn outlook, a talkative nuisance, a stingy sardine figure, Frick retirement musings, and Des Moines caucus attitudes toward Canadian reciprocity and Taft’s renomination.
New York Law Bans Highway Signs On Public Lands
Davenport Times notes a recent New York state law making it illegal to display signs on rocks trees or other highway supports and allowing any citizen to remove them. The regulation aims to curb road property disfigurement though advertisers may still seek space on farm property for boards or painted signs. The piece guesses future limits on landscape witches in ads.
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Davenport
New York State
Taft Portraits and Politics in Westward Visit
Cedar Rapids Gazette argues Taft seeks votes in his western trip while noting his sincerity and long term aims. The piece suggests Taft would retire if defeated but believes in certain ideals and hopes the country will embrace his views.
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Taft
Cedar Rapids
Mayha
Cdver
Evening Chit Chat on Love and Reassurance
A reflective piece compares a quarrel between a loving couple to Eve and Adam. It argues men err when they Offer logical explanations instead of warm reassurance. The narrator, claiming to be a woman, asks readers to doubt no longer.
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Rushworth
Eve
Adam
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Ad Ends Hay Fever Relief Claim
Mr M Stewart of 1034 Wolfram St Chicago reports relief from hay fever and summer colds using Foley's Honey and Tar Compound. The letter suggests others with similar symptoms may benefit, as noted by J K Joder & Son.
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Foley
M. Stewart
Wolfram St
Chicago
Stewart
J. K. Joder
Sen
Miss Pearl Coats Dies At Waverly Mercy Hospital
Waverly Ta Aug 17 Miss Pearl Coats daughter of Mr and Mrs Silas Coats died at Mercy hospital Wednesday forenoon at 10 o'clock The 28 year old Waverly native had long struggled with ill health after an operation last week She showed temporary improvement then declined rapidly Tuesday night and passed away early Wednesday morning Medical care and family prayers could not halt the loss Her death ends a long battle with illness and the community notes her as a well known local figure.
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Waverly
Pearl Coats
Mercy Hospital
Silas Coats
Feith
Forced Hazers Fined in Algona High Incident
Three youths arrested prosecuted under hazing statute for burning 15 into Clemmer Horan a 14 year old freshman to stop hazing in Algona high school. Horan treated for burns. Hazers pleaded guilty fined $5 each plus costs as county authorities pledge action with school board president urging crackdown.
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Algona, Ja
Algona High School
Clemmer Horan
Horan
van Ness
Hazers
F. M. Taylor
Ju. C. Kenefie
Algona
Taft’s poised policy shapes a divided party’s path
The article lauds Taft's self defined policy to align his party with its pledged principles. It highlights his proactive stance on reducing worst protectionist features along the northern border and his decisive actions on the southern border. It notes growing national respect and potential for international adjudication progress, seeing these as immense services to the United States and the world.
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New York Times
Taft
Buty
Felicitations Tendered to Mr Taft and Family
In a formal message the people express strong approval and pride in President Taft and his family. The note conveys grateful felicitations from American citizens and reflects broad public sentiment. It references Mrs. B. H. Sheakley and daughter Eleanor visiting various Iowa towns.
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Mr. Taft
8. H. Sheakley
Eleanor
Waterloo
Jbut
Chicago
New Hampton
Nashua
Waverly
Iowa Points
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