Waterloo Evening Courier and Plaza Office Details
The Waterloo Evening Courier announces weekly publication and mail rates, notes circulation claims, and lists advertising terms plus a separate Europe travel file location. It provides addresses for the New York Tribune Building office and foreign distribution points in London, Paris, and St Petersburg, plus a verse about reformers and shopping.
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Bepiog Evening Courler
Associated Prees
Sur
Martmay Company
Weel Park Avenue
Hikimam
W. Paterson
Scc'y Treas
Gen
New York
Cg Tribune Bulding Cig
Lukens
Menager
Tribune
A. W. Allen
Ee Evening Courier
Courin
Bisont
Posiv
Waterloo
Luisy
Bo Weterirte
Courier
Europe
Waterloo Evening Courier
Btndon
Trafigar Building
Eumberland Avenue
American Axpress
Haymarket
Dawe's Steamship Agency
Green Street
Carner Place
Christmas club in Waterloo Town distributes 36000 profit
In Waterloo and Town a bank organized Christmas club distributed over 36000 among members this season. The payout rewards saving, funds gifts, and toys while encouraging a lasting habit. The report notes broader implications for financial stability and future club ideas.
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Waterloo
Wajot
Hou
Sherad
The Shop Window as a Sociological Factor in City Life
A column discusses shop windows as a social force in cities and their impact on public perception. It notes the window display as art and its influence on consumer behavior, including the role of boycotts in price adjustments and the broader cultural effect on daily life.
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Chicago
A Moment of Fun A Municipal Tree Tot About a Chrisomas
Fragmented text describes a public display in a city with mentions of gifts, people, and a commerical remedy. It references Grier and Selway white piso, Pinex, and various names in a disordered fashion. The piece feels like a jumble of product pitches and local chatter with unclear narrative.
Panama Canal as the eighth wonder of the world
A bold, satirical take on the Panama Canal praising its engineering feats under Col Goethals. It mocks political figures, notes the canal unites Atlantic and Pacific, and jokes about mosquito nets and climate changes while claiming the project reshaped the region and politics.
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Panama Canal
Panama
United States
Atlantic
Pacific
England
America
Col. Goethals
Why Cities Are Ugly and the Call for Cooperation
Compiled thoughts discuss why modern cities appear unattractive, tracing the ugliness to competitive principles in society, urging cooperation and social organization to save humanity and create harmonious towns and shared prosperity. The piece references Davenport, Victor Rosewater, and local political chatter as context for future city governance and trust.
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Mr. Hyde
Deserving People and Hard Times Cited in City Journal
In a clipped note from the Kity Journal and Chicago Record-Herald discussions, concerns about nervous strain and prostration surface as workers complain of relentless day and night labor. The exchange hints at financial limits affecting ability to seek relief or relocation.
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Chicago Record-Herald
Red Light Law Validity Argument Heard in Des Moines
Atty Gen George Cosson argued before the supreme court that the constitution does not grant the speaker of the house a veto power in the Cosson red light junction law case state v Mrs Maurice Lynch. The dispute centered on Speaker Guy Feely not signing the enrolled bill amid a late session delay. Cosson urged the bill’s regularity despite the missing signature, noting precedents and potential broad impact as the law already exists in thirteen other states and has broad polling support.
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Des Moines
House
George Cosson
Supreme Court
Cosson
Maurice Lynch
Guy Feely
Thirty-third General Assembly
James Parsons
Latch
Carroll
House Journal
Supreme Court ruling tests enrolled bill signature issue
Arguments before Iowa and federal supreme courts centered on whether a bill can be invalidated for lack of speaker signature or clerical error. Attorneys argued about signs, records, and procedures behind the enrolled bill, with one case seeking to bar use of a Fourth Street property for immoral purposes.
Seagun's Crop Biggest Ever in Iowa State History
Iowa crops in 1913 reach record value of $429,443,457 as crops beat 1912 totals despite a 92,025 bushel drop in corn and smaller potato yields. Dr. George M. Chappel of the U.S. Weather Bureau and Iowa Weather and Crop Service notes high prices drive the peak, with 1912 at $392,420,688. He says overall average crop despite adverse conditions.
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Towa
George M. Chappel
United States Weather Bureau
Lown Weather and Crop Service
Chappel
Iowa
Arkansas Smiles at Egg Boycott in Lead Hill
Lead Hill Ark December 10 The threatened national boycott on eggs does not worry area egg handlers as outside prices barely affect profits for housewives who sell eggs. In rural North Arkansas the marketing is managed by farmers wives who own the fowls and handle all aspects of sales and income. When the woman goes to town she brings a basket of eggs and the clerk counts dozens and asks if the seller wants cash or trade.
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Te Bovcott
Lead Hill
Ark
efEs
Arkansas
Panama Canal
MUSTEROLE Advertised for Lumbago and More
An old advertisement touts MUSTEROLE as fast relief for lumbago and numerous ailments including chills, croup, stiff neck, asthma, congestion, rheumatism, sprains and sore muscles. It promises easy use, a soothing feel, and a stated price of $2.50 with mail order options from Cleveland Ohio. Dr J J Gordon endorses its medical value.
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Wiland
UU Piessu
Musterole
Musterole Company
Cleveland
Ohio
J. J. Gordon
Troit
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Advertisement Endorsed
J A Kimbro of Georgetown observes that Foley's Honey and Tar Compound has provided permanent relief for stubborn coughs and colds in several years of use. The ad claims no opiates and urges refusing substitutes. Sold by all druggists nationwide.
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Georgetown
Texas
J. A. Kimbro
Foley
Christmas Victor Victrolas Fis at Stroebel's
Stroebel's displays Christmas Victor victrolas priced at 25 40 50 75 100 150 and 200 dollars, offering a range for shoppers seeking classic audio gear this season.
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Victor Victrolas Fis
Stroebel’s
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