Waterloo Evening Courier Classified Rates and Offices
The Waterloo Evening Courier lists offices at 11-13 West Park Avenue and Chicago and New York contacts for circulation and management. It details weekly editions, carrier delivery, advertising rates by word, phone contact, and foreign dispatch availability through American travelers networks.
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W. M. Maertman CO Fary
West Park Avenue
Jemn
C. Banmar
Pereeson
Bec'y
Geo
Tribune
Alfred B. Laken
Chicago
A. W. Alles
Muni
Courier
Wateriec
Iowa
Cinaa Muatier
Wateries
Europe
Waterho Hrening
Boodon Room
Trafalgar Building
North Pemberiend Avenue
American Express
Haymarket
Dawe
Stamship Agency
Green Street
Farcie
Boulevard Des Capucines
Berlin
Unter den Linden
Bt. Petersburg
Nevaky Preapekt
Progress or Talk at Iowa Good Roads Conference in Des Moines
A Des Moines conference beginning December 17 gathers hundreds of delegates to push permanent road building in Iowa. Critics warn previous conferences produced little and call for a definite policy to replace dirt roads, arguing the event may become a waste of time and money unless clear progress is made.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Ming
Cecilia Farley
Ohio
Alvin E. Zollinger
Jerome Quigley
Los Angeles
California
Reno
Nevada
Economic woes and urban congestion prompt reform
A fragment warns that poverty in cities and immigration create social ills. It argues the nation needs moral, healthy citizens and calls for leadership from students of government, sociology, and ordinary citizens to address these urban problems.
Reform ideas on immigration and voter rights debate
A discussion outlines a government bureau to guide immigrants, with land use and agriculture training as a condition for settlement. It critiques the Shankland bill on liquor and ballots, argues for equal rights inclusion, and notes a Waterloo talk on party progressives versus bull moose tactics.
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Waterloo
D. W. Norris
Marshalltown Times-Ir Republican
Program of Towa Roads Convention Morning Session
The program outlines a two day convention with morning and afternoon sessions from Tuesday to Wednesday. It lists speakers and topics including state and county road administration, permanent roads readiness, road dragging revenue and spending, and organized roads. Notable participants include Lafayette Young, F F Jones, Joe L Long, James Atkinson, James Holden, Harvey Ingham, Tishenhamer, Paul Beer, D J French, and John W Foster.
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Lafayette Young
F. F. Jones
Willisen
Joe L. Long
The
Road Maker
James Atkinson
Homestead
James Holden
State Supervisors’ Association
Jefferson
William G. Raymond
Applied
Iowa City
Harvey Ingham
the Register and Leader
T. J. Tishenhamer
Gilmore Cit
Henry Wallace
Wallace’s Farmer
Paul Beer
Towa Engineering Society
A. Marston
Ensinsari
Iowa
H.C. Geard
Mount Ayr
Real Progressive Bristow Signals Winter Work In Washington
Baltimore News reports Senator Bristow will push progressive measures this winter in Washington with no political caution. He emphasizes principled action over party success, asserting a devotion to progressives’ goals and a clear conscience guiding his course.
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Baltimore News
Bristow
Washington
Kansas City
Hadley
Chicago
Mary Queen of Scots Birthday and its Historic Warning
A fragmentary piece recalls Mary Queen of Scots born December 8, 1642, Scotland, her tumultuous life through marriages and imprisonments, and her execution in 1587. It frames her as a cautionary tale for ambitious young women seeking power in the queen’s profession.
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Mary Queen of Scots
Mary
Scotland
Henry VII of
England
France
Lord Darnley
Earl of Bothwell
Darnley
Elizabeth
Wild Women and the Taming of Matrimony
Dr. J C Stevenson discusses wild women from marriage prospect to widows chased by suitors. He cites eastern and western marriages, warns about accidental weddings, and concludes taming wild married women remains a mystery.
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Wild Women
J. C. Stevenson
Waterloo
Shakespeare
Katherine
Petruchio
Anne Hathaway
St. Louis
Mary W. Barrington
Bristow signals support for Wilson and progressive moves
Senator Bristow declares in session his aim to aid President Wilson and the Democrats on every genuinely progressive measure. He argues that political unrest is constructive and that Democrats Republicans and progressives watch the situation, choosing to back the party that acts most for the nation's government.
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Ing
Congress
Wilson
Bristow
Farmers Auction Sale Bills Featured by Courier Ads
Advertisement notes that sale bills for farmers auctions are a specialty and regularly used to advantage in the Courier advertising columns. Issued by The Wartman Company publishers Watertown Evening Courier located at 200 213 Park Avenue West.
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Courier
W. H W. Wartman
Watertoo Evening Courier
Park Avenue West
STATE BOARD BARS WEDDING OF WARDS
Des Moines reports the state board of parole bans marriages of parolees without board consent, enforcing penalties including immediate return to prison. The rule applies to both sexes, affecting wards from Anamosa and Fort Madison. A separate note mentions a man with muscular rheumatism seeking treatment.
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State Board
Des Moines
Der
Anamosa
Fort Madison
State Board of Parole
The Two and the Huntress in Modern Courtship
Ruth Cameron writes about the persistence of a woman chasing a man who avoids calls and the social pressures of pursuit versus being pursued. She muses on gender roles, the hunt, and how traditional signals shape relationships with a tone suited to a newspaper column.
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Hever
King
Ruth Cameron
Hayward says 1914 victory can unite progressive and Republican factions
Secretary of State W C Hayward asserts a Democratic win in 1914 would fuse the progressives and Republicans, though Republicans face difficulty reconciling factions. He doubts Cummins plan solves party splits, predicts a radical conservative realignment and warns leaders Clarke Brown and Allen must placate both sides.
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Des Moines
W. C. Hayward
Lees
Hayward
Mr. Hayward
Cummins
George W. Clarke
W. C. Brown
W. 8
Cascarets Advertisement Promises Quick Gut Relief
An old styled ad touts Cascarets as a nightly cure for indigestion and constipation. It claims the product cleanses the stomach and liver, relieves gas and sour stomach, and provides a clear head by morning. It notes a 10 cent price and child friendly taste.
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Toledo
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Wholenna Drurgisia
Abstract Justice
Bull Moosers
Indiana
Towa
Toay Ikiteay
Hot Springs
Chamberlain
Danlera
Advartiaomant
Secretary of State
Litme
Waterloo Savings Bank
F.H. Latier
Lafayette Street
Fourth Street
Evening Courier
Lafayette Building
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C. M. Wray, M. D
First
Nati Bank Bldg
E. T. Jaynes
M. D
Franklin
C. D. Pedersen
Ivil
Jefferson Gtreeg
Robert G. Dakin
Blue Waterloo
Iowan
Garl Bickley
Cecil Bickley
West Fourth Street
DR. F
Unice
Lafayette
DR. Gerrit J. Bennett
West
Rimwood and
Western
DR. I
Bazard
Bieck Hawk Yank
Morera
Lamson Building
DR. Bodwell
Klinefelter & Son
Park Avenue War
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