Daily Courier ad rates and office listings
The text lists office addresses for the Daily Courier in New York Chicago and American travel offices in Europe with sample advertising rates and contact options. It includes postal notes and references to telephones and private exchanges. The item reflects a period newspaper advertising and distribution notice.
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New York
Tribune
Alfred B. Lukens
Chicago
A.W. Allen
Paeia Haebtelail
Ae Daily Courier
Telepaones
Ceurier
Europe
Woteries
London
Trafalgar Building
Northea
Werlard Avenue
American Fxpress
Haymarket
Dawe's Steamship Agency
Greentreet
Boulevard Des Fapocines
Comer Place de Opera
American Express
Roe Feribe
Ferlin—Unter den
The Hold Over Paper
The Hold Over Paper summarizes Saturday’s Waterloo scene with rhythmic notes on the week’s read and digest. It showcases a local paper fittingly described as the one Waterloo reads for weekend digest and Sunday reflection.
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All Waterloo
An Historic Convergence in Los Angeles Votes
The piece argues Los Angeles marks in national history as women win suffrage and dynamite confessors influence mayoral outcomes. It credits women’s ballot as decisive, notes McNamara brothers’ confession and socialist defeat, and praises the vindication of women’s suffrage amid a charged political moment.
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Los Angeles
Adywas
Thase
Che Me
Theivy Candida Tardeo
Passing of the bludgeon and union corruption in Los Angeles
District Attorney Fredericks says the recent Confessions trial and lynching outcomes signal the passing of the bludgeon walking delegate and dynamiter from union labor. He predicts labor will cleanse itself and broad reform will follow as women voters tipped the balance in Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
Fredericks
Abrogate Russo American Treaty to Defend Honor
The author urges abrogation of the 1883 treaty with Russia to protect American travelers and missionaries facing denial of travel rights. They warn that Russia uses commercial interests to suppress dissent and argue that canceling the treaty and the 1887 extradition pact would serve as a strong national statement without seeking war, while acknowledging tension and revolution risk.
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Russia
America
State Department
Roosevelt
National drive urges action against dairy tuberculosis
A nationwide movement pressures groups and unions to back thorough investigations of dairy products amid tuberculosis fears. Iowa clubs and societies from Davenport to Mason City adopt resolutions, while Waterloo is notably absent from the list despite being the state’s wartime center against dairy TB. The ordinance passed
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America
Burieson
Iawa
Wonmai’s Club
Davenport
Weoran’s Ciub
Spencer
Tuesday Club
Davenpor
Ingleside Woman
Lodge
Tso
Mt Clinton
Drovhermnad
FAT
Des Moinne la Coterie Eink
Atta
Ecup
Muscavine
Grinnell
Wemnts Federatian of
Inka
Friday Club
Newton
Bakers and Confectionery Workers’ Union
Wenkuk
Sheet Metal Workers’ International Alliance of
Cedar Rapids
Nineteenth Century Club
Bedford
Marie Mitchell Club
Mason City
Tiis
Waterloo
Waterloo Dairy Reform Moves Toward Statewide Milk Safety
City council debates tuberculosis free milk for Waterloo suppliers. It urges state and national action, with compensation plans for cows deemed worthless by testing. Aimed at pure milk, the drive seeks Congress input and broad public support across labor and capital sectors.
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Waterloo
Congress
Good Shingles Properly Applied and Public Commentary Echoes
A collection of brief newspaper mentions and commentary voices critiques and recollections from Des Moines to Cedar Rapids. Topics range from advertisements about shingles to remarks on politics reform radicalism and anti McNamaras sentiments, highlighting public discourse across Iowa papers.
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Des Moines Register and Leader
Webster City Freeman Tribune
Cedar Rapids
Lincoln Steffens
McNamaras
Richard Little
J.fitie
Cain
Bluebeard
Nero
Captain Widd
Steffens
A Christmas Lesson on Earning to Give
A columnist argues children should earn or save Christmas money rather than receive gifts from parents. They praise earning small sums by doing chores, discourage bribes, and share memories of a neighbor’s cat care funding family gifts, urging parents to foster generosity through work.
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Guy Friend
Christmas gift of giving urged for children
Ruth Cameron urges adults to allow children to both give and receive this Christmas. She emphasizes the joy of unselfish acts and suggests taking opportunities for children to practice generosity.
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Bels
Ruth Cameron
Business change at Winthrop by Hoyt Company
The W. D. Hoyt company of Manchester takes over the Winthrop implement business and warehouse, to operate the Winthrop stock under the Hoyt name. Mr. Miller will head the Winthrop enterprise, joining other Manchester and Earlville investors in the new arrangement.
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Manchester
W. T. Miller
Winthrop
Hoyt Company
Miller
Implement
Fbartville
W. D. Hoyt
Earlville
Mother's Friend Promises Healthy Pregnancy Support
Advert sees Mother’s Friend marketed to expectant mothers. It claims pre-natal preparation prevents weakened health and aids recovery, reducing ligament strain and breast inflammation. The ad urges readers to write for a free 200k booklet and lists a Atlanta Ga contact.
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Brug
Bradfif
Atlanta
Possible Police Matron Proposed to Aid City Jail
Discussion proposes appointing a city matron to oversee female prisoners at the city jail and assist health police and poor departments. The third floor of City Hall, now used by the militia, could be repurposed for a matrons office with minimal expense as officers study the change. Iowa law allows cities of 25000 population to create such offices and many cities already employ matrons under police chiefs.
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Iowa
Burns links dynamite outrages to McNamaras 1906 claim
William J. Burns arrived in New York to consult with Walter Drew for the National Erectors' association about more than a hundred dynamite outrages. He asserted that every dynamiting since 1906 could be traced to the McNamaras and their associates and defended his stance against charges of opposing organized labor.
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New York
William J. Burns
Walter Drew
National Erectors’ Association
Burns
Organized Labor
John Mitchell
Union Leaders urged to oust dishonest leadership
A speaker warned that unionism must purge dishonest leaders and the corrupt machine pulling it down. He decried the McNamara cage as a historic blow to socialism, noting he has received many threatening letters yet expects no further confessions from McNamara.
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McNamara
Burns
McNam
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Associated Frerland Lawsing Press
Bisck Bawk County
Spirit OF the Iowa Press
Testestaetesteates
Tartes
Sarre Et
Vinton Eagle
Canada
Bhiey
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Dubuque Times-Journal
AirNamaras
Lmany
MacNamaras
Oye McNamartas
MecNamaras
H.W. Taggart
Janet
Sckenzie Hill
McKenzie Hill
Boston Cooking
Slpet Fame
Rey
Jaques Ae Mfg. Ca
Aras
Iron Workers
Philadelphia
Waterloo Savings Bank
Corner Bridge
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Stewart
East Fifth Street
Waterloo, Iowa
Blackstone — State House
Black Hawk Coffee & Spice Co
F.H. Latier
Lafayette Street
Fourth Street
Evening Courier
Lafayette Building
4Th St. E
Ralston
Lamson
C. M. Wray, M. D
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Dr. C. A. Waterbury
Russell-Lamson Block
Eiveninga
E. T. Jaynes
M. D
Black Hawk
Franklin 81
Robert G. Dakin
East Fourth Street
Blue Waterloo
E. A. Hunt
Edgar H. Knifele
Bank
Walter M. Blowers
Nat l Bank
F. C. Liffring
Lafayette
DR. Bodwell
Jordan & Gilbert
Marsh-Place
J. E. Jordan
W. H. Gilbert
C. D. Pedersen
Consolidated Hone
Jefferson Street
Mueller
Ventist
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Nat Bank
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