Advertising and editorial notes from Waterloo Evening Courier
The Waterloo Evening Courier prints subscription rates, service notes, and staff credits amid a national wire service roster. It endorses licensing drivers to curb reckless driving, urges stricter penalties for intoxicated motorists, and highlights driver license as essential as car ownership grows in Iowa.
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W. H. Harrman Co
Courier
Comer Park Ave
Comercial St
John C. Hartman
Jackson McCoy
Treas
Guy Meg
Postowice
Waterloo
Iowa
Associated Press
United Press International News
Associa Pres
Ins
Sid
Audit Bureau of
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Story
Brooks & Finley
Representatives
Courie
Des Moines Tribune
Miaralsuasion
Conventions on Wheels Encourage Traveling Editor Meetups
Wisconsin editorial writers propose traveling conventions to visit multiple cities by auto. The plan, praised for scenery and road quality, aims to attract editors from Iowa and beyond, turning gatherings into educational, diverting experiences across several towns.
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Wisconsin Editorial Association
Wisconsin
Iowa
Des Moines
Marshalltown
Waterloo
Mason City
Story Lake
Fort Dodge
IOWA EDITORS: Debates on crime and reform costs
A Marshalltown Times-Republican report summarizes Iowa Teachers Association remarks criticizing spending eight million dollars on penal institutions while arguing for more investment in training youth. It notes many criminals arise from neglect and calls for broader education and useful citizen programs.
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Marshalltown
Iowa Teachers Association
Sta
Abe Martin on welcoming cities and progress in Nebraska
A collection of quotes and opinions urging cities to advertise and warmly greet visitors to attract residents and businesses. The piece references Nebraska’s stance on capital punishment and includes a satirical aside about Paul Revere’s midnight ride, noting contemporary curiosity about civic progress.
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Faa
Uncle Wiggily Ice Cream Cone Adventure
Uncle Wiggily’s woodland tale centers on Sammie Littletail and Susie who crave ice cream. Jingle and Jangle tell them Uncle Wiggily has a freezer full of cones given away free by Longears, drawing oodles of animal children to enjoy cooling treats while Woozie Wolf incurs a chilly mishap.
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Wally
Sammie Littletail
Susie
Samule
Tangle
Onur Daddhums
Sammie
Lce Hopper
Thetable
Anels
Nurse Jane Fuzzy
Mrs. Longears
Mr. Longears
Mr. Wolf
Uncle Wigxily
Pam
Uncle iWirefly
Ora
Miss V. 5
P. S. FL
Lawrason Brown
Lea & Febiger
Philadelphia
Chast E. Atkinson
Junk & Wagnalls Co
W York
N.Y
Health column on convulsions and worms in children
William Brady addresses reader concerns about childhood convulsions, worm diagnoses, and amateur gossip. He warns against misdiagnosis based on facial cues or breath and stresses delaying proper treatment as a crime. The column mixes Q A on walking infants, tuberculosiss guides, and blood pressure questions.
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Yonder Field
Dr. Brady
Paddy
Antonio
Altho
William Brady
Cottonwood Gulch Trial: Not Guilty Verdict Proclaimed
In Cottonwood Gulch three indictments faced miners and cowboys in a tense trial. Dave Saunders and partners maintained order as jurors deliberated after hearing prosecution and defense arguments. The jury returned a not guilty verdict, ending the standoff with dangers and raiders lingering in memory.
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Cottonwood Gulch
Hank Simpson
Jim Hawkins
Hank
Dave Saunders
Red Shea
Keener
Dangerfield
Saunders
Red
Alice
Rangsrete
Prairie
Billy Feller
Billy
Argonaut
Milly
Denver
Dave
Frank
Mian
Judge Hutton
Lis
Lfe
Burroughs Nature Notes Point to Curious Questions
A 1925 Burroughs Nature Club column invites readers to send general nature questions to the Naira Notes Dept. It recounts readers’ inquiries on plant pests, night hawk appetite for mosquitoes, and distinguishing dog trails from wolf tracks, followed by answers and brief natural history notes.
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Burroughs Nature Club
Houghton Mifflin Co
Naira Notes
Lydia Pickham Vegetable Compound Promises Women's Health
An advertisement touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as restoring health to thousands of women across cities and towns. It urges readers suffering from women’s ailments to try the remedy, claiming long-standing success and renewed vitality.
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Lydiana Pickham
Lydia FB
Pinkham
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Webster City
Uncle Wiggily
Howard FR. Garis
Dawn
Jingle
Jangle
Jan Gle
Nat'l Newspaper
George Tou Sraone
Rink eyDt
Ho-Hahea
Ant
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Doubleday, Page & Company
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Toam Pat Boing
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Alaska
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