Waterloo Evening Courier and Waterloo Reporter Advertisements
Waterlo o Evening Courier and Waterloo Reporter notice page lists subscription rates for carrier delivery and mail outside city, with daily except Sunday publication and annual terms. Rates show 1 year 1.50 for Sunday Wednesday and Friday, 3.00 annual mail outside city, with 78 cents monthly. service by Hartman Company at 2089 Park Avenue Waterloo Iowa.
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Waterloo Evening Courier
Waterloo
Beo'y Treag
Goa
Iowa
Waterlon
Seia
Shipeiecers
Ada Loentaword Noad
Winter Quarters and Soldiers' Hard Winter Life
A historical notice surveys winter quarters in wars, noting why campaigns slow in cold weather. It covers shelter types, frostbite dangers, and ironic praise for Philadelphia’s role in keeping British troops warm, plus farm notes on horse feeding and a baby names column.
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Nebraska
En Stove
Iia
Valley Iorge
American Republic
Philadelphia
Brazil the republic that grew from empire to stability
An essay discusses Brazil’s transformation from empire to republic, noting independence in 1822, empire end in 1889, and a constitutional phase starting in 1841. It argues Brazil’s progress came under its own sovereignty, with growth in political and economic influence and a stance of nonintervention in Mexico.
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Brazil
Mexico
Atepublic
United States
Razil
Bragzli
Porfiria Diaz
Aha
Alaska
Uch
Washington
Rest For the Shoe Shiners in Waterloo Push Sunday Closing
Waterloo shoe shiners petition city council to close shops on Sunday afternoons amid calls for humane working hours. The column weighs civic pride, street signs, and regional notes including Danville’s new locomotive plant investment and a hopeful hospital addition.
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Waterloo
Danville
To the Heart of the Matter on Imitation in Religion
The passage argues that religious and personal feelings are largely imitated, shaped by family, culture, and social cues. It notes how lovers, tastes, and religious motives resemble borrowed forms, with genuine emotion often formed through external suggestions and recurring patterns across generations.
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Wallace
Silver
Stirling
Button
Pear
Margaret
Elizebeth
Esther
Janet
Ethelind
Gwendoline
Novine
Ananine
William
Robert
Henry
Reginald
Claude
Adolphus
Bac Decker
Indichies
Bryan In Office Shows Busy Public Service
Des Moines Register and Leader reports on Bryan administration activity from Oct 14 to Nov 28, noting patronage moves and public office appointments in Iowa. The World questions withholding information and ties Bryan to party splits, citing changes in internal revenue, appraisers, and district attorney posts amid Connolly’s defeat.
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Des Moines Register
New York World
New York
Bryan
State Department
Piorida Wasta
Mis
Flas
Fellowe
Iowa
Connolly
Senate
Gore
National Committee
Martin J Wage
Jerry Sullivan
Iowa Bryan
Cononal Board of
Louis Murphy
Delmane
Anthony van Waxonen
Sioux City
Internal Revenue
Maurice Connelly
United States
Fragmentary Text Teases Rethinking Sentimentality
A brief, unclear OCR fragment questions how sentimentality can be tempered and made more reasonable. It hints at debate over emotion and rational judgment without clear names places or dates. The readable portion suggests a philosophical or literary discussion rather than a reported event.
Party Leaders Signal Shift After Wilson Years
A critical broadside against Bryan suggests increasing self assertion by Bryan and signals a potential rift among Democratic leaders. The Wilson administration faces a renewed slate of problems in its final two years, indicating upcoming shifts in policy and leadership as the party contends with internal divisions.
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Bryan
Wilson
Iowa and her autos in the motor world map
A Dubuque Telegraph Herald summary notes Motor World Publishing Co shows Iowa ranking sixth with 100,183 machines, behind New York and Illinois. Total machines in western states reach 100,953. southern and midwestern states total 102,142. Based on the 1910 census Iowa has a population of 2,224,771 and one car per 22 inhabitants, indicating widespread wealth among Iowans.
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Dubuque
North Dakota
South Dakota
Utah
Virginia
West Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Arkansas
Kentucky
California
Hawkeye
Iowa
Reforming Iowa spring hunting and fish limits urged
Cedar Rapids Republican discusses John C. Hartman of Waterloo urging the Iowa legislature to ban spring migratory bird shooting and tighten fish sizes. He cites 1913 Iowa geese and duck slaughter, blizzard-driven returns, and argues breeding disruption harms future stocks. He calls for 10 inch bass, 12 inch pike and catfish limits and earlier protections for streams. He notes pot haulers and fishers influence and hopes the next session may adopt changes.
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Cedar Rapids
John C. Hartman
Waterloo
Real Sportsman
Iowa
Hartman
Lowa
Farming Notes on Horses, Storage, Erosion and Hens
A farm column discusses draft and driving horse ages, pony longevity, and factors affecting longevity. It covers potato winter storage methods, air circulation, darkness, and frost protection. Erosion is illustrated by Iowa rainfall and soil loss, with suggestions to keep rolling lands in grass, deepen soil, and grow alfalfa or clover to improve water retention and fertility. It also gives tips to improve winter egg production by housing, drainage, sun, and deep litter in hen houses.
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Glen Richardson
Iowa
Wallace
Flour relief grows as Belgian fund receives gifts
Donors including Emmons Johnson giving ten barrels and C F Fowler Mra Emil Hanna George contribute to the flour fund aiding starving Belgians. W J Peddicord of Waterloo Cedar Falls Union LI Co oversees relief while Northwestern Millers steamship has raised 87 764 95 dollars by Nov 28 for flour shipped from Philadelphia later this month with editor William Edgar guiding distribution.
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Emmons Johnson
C. F. Fowler
Mra
Emil Hanna George
W. J. Peddicord
Waterloo & Cedar Falls Union LI Co
Northwestern Millers
Philadelphia
William Edgar
Northwestern Miller
Jook
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Sacred Heart Hall
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Clarke
Gallant
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Wilhelm
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TOWLE
Towle Maple Products Co
Seales
Chicago
Antes
Sv Tse
F. H. Latier
Lafayette Street
Fourth Street
Evening Courier
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