Waterloo Daily Ad Rates and Circulation Notice
Waterloo Daily issue listing rates and circulation details from Hartman Company. Includes daily and weekly carrier pricing, mail rates, and publishing address. Nameplates show John G Hartman, Edicos Peterson, and Gan Mer as officers.
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Hartman Company
Weee Park Avs
John G Hertman
Edicos
Peterson
Sec.Trets
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Pudterace
Waterloo
Iowa
Highway policy divides officials and contractors debate
The piece criticizes road promotion factions in a state, arguing progressive highway plans are stalled by anti building forces aligned with contractors. It highlights a Boston governors conference where Cole Blease spoke, branding him a demagogue and anarchist who excuses vigilante violence and panders to rabble.
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Waterloo Courier
Dubuque Telegraph Herald
The
Courier
Boards of Supervisors
Bridge
Highway Commission
Auh
Cole Blease
South Carolina
Boston
Mr. Blease
Mble
Blease
Faia
Hr. Blease
United States Senate
South Carolan
Brease
Kewise
Wilson and suffrage readers predict Wilson stance in 1916 race
Suffrage readers in New York and New Jersey confidently forecast that President Wilson will support woman suffrage before the 1916 election. They argue his reelection would hinge on backing enfranchisement, while noting he may avoid a direct stance during the current crisis due to his diplomatic skill in politics.
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Wilson
New York
New Jersey
Editorial Wires In Blunt Political Commentary Across Papers
A collage of opinion notes from Keokuk Gate City to Cedar Rapids Republican and Osage News cites editorials on suffrage, political rhetoric, and national affairs. Mentions Winds, Lorimer, Mexico, and Porfirio Diaz with critique of press argument styles and calls for reform in journalism and politics.
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Citeago Tribune
Br. Louis Republican
Ftw
The
Tribune
Lorimer
the Tribune
Missouri
South
Keokuk Gate City
William and Mary’s Remarkable Early Century History
The article highlights William and Mary College in Williamsburg Virginia as the second oldest institution, noting its historic main building from 1602, multiple fires, and surviving original walls. It recounts its role in education, presidents, and reforms, including the elective and honor systems, with a claim of revival after Civil War troubles and current student body around YHN, receiving state support.
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William and Mary
Iig
Tedin
Harvard
Illnois
Wisconsin Universi
Pm Yeuhar
William and Mary Fe
Countes
United States
Jefferson
Monroe
Harrison
Tyler
pWorld
George Washington
Thomin
John Marshall
Tme
William and Bary
Yale
Whith
Wiliam and Mary
Withamsburg
Ing
Virgini
Why is suffrage opposed in our town debates
A town discussion shows a suffrage split with a woman joining the smarter crowd and a rival condemning it. The dialogue reveals bias in critics who label opposing views as prejudiced, while others defend co education as a moral safeguard and cite David Starr Jordan on folly from novelty.
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Lucy
Aaint Luevi Eas
Marshall
Ruth
Mother
Ansiong Mather
David Starr Jordan
FEET AND EYES IN PEPPER TALK
George Matthew Adams urges harmony between sight and movement. Eyes guide feet and feet follow eyes toward steady, upward paths. Eyes pilot the soul and responsible vision leads to self mastery and purposeful life.
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Pepper Talk
George Matthew Adams
Eyas
Des Moines State Fair Delegation and Oil Dealers Meet
Waterloo sent a large delegation to the state fair now underway in Des Moines. The Chicago Des Moines Limited train carried nine coaches for fair travelers. M R Shepherd and HH A Caward returned from Milwaukee after attending the National Association of Independent Oil Dealers convention.
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Waterloo
Des Moines
Great Western
M. R. Shepherd
HH. A. Caward
Milwaukee
National Association of Independent Oil Dealers
From Davenport to the Dardanelles in Iowa editorials
Des Moines Capital highlights war reflections as Davenport bankers and American readers are named in articles about the Dardanelles. Davenport figures as a peaceful hometown contrasted with global conflict while editors discuss political candidates like Charley Rawson of Knoxville and denison hopefuls.
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Davenport
Dardanelles
Des Moines
Arthur Ruhl
Wolier
Urat
Ruhl
Collier’s
America
Ana
Iran
Mare ‘Tian
Elty
Imore
Charlie Rawson
Knoxville Journal
Cart ‘Kuehnis
Denison
Clifford Thognaig
Nate Kendall
Charley Rawson
Rawson
Governors Race Rumors Spark Pressure for Candidacy
A flood of sentiment urges a candidate from the state, with Des Moines backing a strong governor’s chair run. Raw son is praised as a fit choice and poised for a major bid, while observers note shifting voter dynamics and regional support shaping the decision. The discussion crosses party lines as analysts weigh the potential impact on the upcoming primary.
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Rawson
Des Moines
Decline of Native Birds Amid Sparrows and Habitat Loss
The article lists several diminishing west bird species including the crow, blackbird, blue jay, and robin. It cites factors such as shooting, reduced breeding and shelter, predators, orchard spraying, and the rapid spread of the European house sparrow. On farms the sparrow outnumbers native birds, reducing food and monopolizing nesting sites.
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Clude
The Stork and the Fairy Queen Tale
A fairy named Dimple Dot uses a long legged stork to deliver melted ice cream to the Fairy Queen. The Queen orders more, leading to a comic chain of events with the army, a bullfrog adviser, and the stork pulling endless legs. In the end the ice cream returns hard and the stork boasts his now longer legs. Copyright 1945.
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Mis Almont
Dimple Dot
Sue
Stark
Fairy Queen
Dot
Ana
Synndicate
Imackie
Supervisors clash with Gazette over hard surfaced roads
The Linn county supervisors face editorial criticism from the Cedar Rapids Gazette and other papers for opposing hard surfaced roads in Iowa. Editors argue the body's stance harms progress, calling for education on road policy and urging the supervisors to wake up and adapt to modern infrastructure needs. Local papers note Des Moines conventions and invite state supervisor associations to Cedar Rapids for lessons.
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Mifted
Cedar Rapids
Council Bluffs
Des Higines
Tawa
Formad
Wood Roads
Council
Bhindar
Cedac Rapids
Highway Commission
Vinton Eagle
State Association of County Supervisors
Censorage Movements Stir Debate Over Personal Liberty
Louisville leader T M Gilmore of the National Model License League voices concern that a Mason City liquor censor signals a push to regulate personal diet and partner choice. The WebbKenyon law prompts interstate shipment rules, railroads and authorities now rely on local censors to approve liquor consignments, with penalties for overstepping.
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Sioux Clor Tribune
Mason City
Mazon City
Ann
Gilmore
Webb-Kenyon
Oryn
Tha “Drs
Railead
Mason City Censorship Praised for Restoring Private Nip
A local observer commends President Gilmore for restoring private liquor enjoyment in Mason City while arguing against overreach that would threaten personal freedoms. The note frames Prohibition-era policy as balancing law with individual liberty.
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Mason City
Gilmore
Comends City Manager System by Visitor from Somerville
Gabriel Farrell Jr of Somerville Massachusetts praises the city manager plan as efficient economical and free from political machination. He notes its adoption in Norwood and hopes Waterloo soon adopts the system, praising housing civic work and his forthcoming duties as a deacon in Pittsburgh.
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Gabriel Farrell, Jr
Somerville
Mans
Lowell
Mullan Arehug West
Farrell
Norwood
Moss
Farrett Lever
Massachusetts
Somervile Latin
Nore Flan
Charles River
Boston
Dartmouth
Doston Transcript
Episcopal Theological School
Harvard University
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Mmore
Adisteult
Ackley
Dave
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Penton
Ron
Osage News
Mexico
Porfirio Diaz
Maurice Connolly
William Asd Mary, Y
George Pitch
Absath
Los
Uae
HIG
Sioux City Journal
South Dakota
Ft Bean
Boone News-Republican
Robert Ridgeway
Illinois
Tully Satie
Adove-Mantionet
Gerrit J. Bennett
Grant Ave
Frank T. Hartman
Fifth and
Mulberry Streets
East Side
Owice Nours
Snags Il
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Tam
Ted
Sterling Gum Company, Inc
Long Island City
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