Hartman Comfant Sophis West Pack Avenue
Hartman Comfant, editor of the Waterloo Evening Courier, along with associates and circulation details, is listed with publication and address information. The notice notes foreign distribution in Europe and locations in London Paris Berlin and Saint Petersburg with related offices and agencies.
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Erico Evexing Courier
Associated Press
Sanday
FER Y
Hartman Comfant
Sophis West Pack Avenue
Joan C. Hartman
A. W. Peranson
Loc'y-Treas
Mgr
Alfred Keey
Lox Tribune
A.W. Allen
Neseger Evening Courier Courier
Wedo
Waterco
Waterloo
Europe
Waterloo Evening Courier
Ndon
Trafalyst Building
Northpurmberland Avenue
American Express
Haymarket
Dawe's Steamship Agency
Green Street
Petis
Boulevard Des Capucines
Cornet
Berlin
St. Petersburg
Nevsky
Prospekt
Dr J Evans remembered as a humane and fearless mind
Waterloo mourns Dr J Evans a Scotch Presbyterian by birth yet a liberal thinker who defied dogma and injustice. He spent life in gospel ministry opposing aristocracy and snobbery, loved the weak and oppressed, and left a legacy of justice, charity, and democratic spirit.
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Dr. Stevenson
Stevenson
Waterloo
Humanity
Farmers urged soil expert at Black Hawk Institute
Pertinent to farmers at the Black Hawk county Institute to be held at the court house this week. The discussion centers on urging farmers to employ a soil expert who shall prescribe recommended practices for their land.
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Black Hawk County Institute
Court House
Farmers urged to back county crop improvement plan
The Courier notes progressive farmers already support scientific farming and a county soil expert. Bankers and businessmen in Waterloo show interest, aiding the project as Town Criers endorse the movement. If Black Hawk county keeps the effort rolling, a crop improvement expert will be employed, boosting county wealth and farmer profits.
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Courier
La‘terested
Waterloo
Lick Hawk County
Black Hawk County
The Party Versus Progressive Goals and Public Welfare
Critics say party principles should yield to public good and reform. Elgin butter board ends price fixing, prompting claims of excuses for past high prices. Helen Gould cites a hero who freed a bound engineer with an ax in a railroad wreck.
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Elgin Butter Board
Helen Gould
Editorial Snippets From Iowa Newspapers
A collection of brief quotes from Iowa papers includes Marshalltown noting Bryan as a potential diplomat, Dubuque reporting a jailed editor, Sioux City musing on a Progressive Party organ, Cedar Rapids on parcels post impacts, Des Moines on Governor Blease’s pardon, and Connell Bluffs critiquing tariff reform.
Geysers by George Fitch Satirizes Nature and Tourism
The article humorously describes geysers as intermittent natural fountains, noting Yellowstone as the main site and Old Faithful as a famous example. It contrasts the grand spectacle with human pursuits and travel costs, ending with a critique of American priorities.
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George Fitch
Busy Woman's Day and Health Claims Ad
A historical ad promotes Foley Kidney Pills promising relief for kidney and bladder issues. It portrays a busy housewife’s fatigue nervousness and sleeplessness and urges hearings on a political plan as an infringement on republican preserves. The ad credits H. W. Taggart.
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H. W. Taggart
Sympathy and its subtle abuse in everyday life
The piece argues against sympathy selfishness where friends and spouses use others as a safety valve for their woes. It cautions that overtaxed sympathy drains vitality and can turn friendship hollow, urging careful, genuine sharing and restraint to preserve true support.
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Abraham Lincoln
Stanton
Tam
Line
Economy Talk Plain Buncombe in Cedar Falls Move
Iowa City Republican criticizes Cedar Falls and Waterloo clubs for denouncing the college board action. The piece argues that moving the upper years to Iowa City would not save money and would cost as much as training in Cedar Falls, calling the economy talk plain buncombe.
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Iowa City
Cedar Falls
Waterloo
Des Moines Urges 1 Mill State Road Tax for Permanent Roads
The Des Moines Register and Leader argues a 1 mill state road levy would fund permanent Iowa roads, replacing temporary improvements. It compares the impact to other levies, notes Minnesota's experience, and suggests bonds or advance funding with the same 1 mill levy to accelerate road construction.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Library
Park
Ilowa
Minnesota
Underground Water Resources of Iowa Volume Due Soon
The Iowa Geological Survey will publish a comprehensive 1100 page report on Iowa underground water resources in cooperation with the U S Geological Survey. It covers shallow local waters and artesian supplies, regional districts, county data, water chemistry, and forecasts for towns needing artesian wells. Prof. Norton, with collaborators, and Prof. Hendrixson contributed. Free distribution to residents who request it in Des Moines.
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Iowa Geological Survey
United States Geological Survey
Iowa
W. H. Norton
Hendrixson
Des Moines
Foraker 13 Hot in Denunciation of Archbold Letters Sale
Former Senator Foraker presented a statement to the senate campaign expenditures committee detailing an alleged scheme to sell Archbold letters. Winkfield and Stump allegedly took letters from the Standard office, offered them to Hearst via Eldridge, and received payments totaling thousands for letters from Penrose, Hanna, and Foraker among others.
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Washington, D. C
Foraker
Senate
Gilchrist Stewart
W. W. Winkfield
Winkfield
Charles Stump
Archbold
William R. Hearat
Mr. Foraker
Stewart
W. A. Ullman
Co. P. Taft
Hearst
Ullman
Mr. Stewart
Chicago
Stump
New York American
Little Savoy
Eldridge
Penrose
Hanna
Home Made Pinex Cough Syrup Recipe Promises Quick Relief
A pint of cough syrup made with 234 ounces Pinex and sugar syrup costs less than standard remedies and claims to stop obstinate coughs including whooping cough quickly. The recipe uses a pint bottle, warm water, 20 minutes of mixing, and doses every one to three hours. Pinex is described as a concentrated Norway pine extract with guaiacol. The ad notes satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded and directs readers to The Inex Co in Ft Wayne Indiana.
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Ted Sax
Norway
United States
Canada
Inex Co
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Real Estate Transfers feature Waterloo deeds listed
Real estate transfers show Lillian E. Winchell to John Engleman for part of Lot 8, Block 24 in Doe's addition Waterloo. Charles M. Young to R. E. Fairbanks for right of way. J Rector to Charles A. Roby for Lot 4, Block 6 Fast Park Place Waterloo. J K Joder to Ralph A. Ellis for part of Lot 9, Block 8 original plat West Waterloo. Alta Miller to Anna Miller for parts of lots 202 and 203 Galloway addition Waterloo.
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Black Hawk Co
Lillian E. Winchell
John N. Engleman
Doe
Waterloo
Charles M. Young
R. E. Fair Banks
R. Rector
Charles A. Roby
Fast Park Place
J. K. Joder
Ralph A. Ellis
Et Lal
West Waterloo
Alta Miller
Anna Miller
Galloway Addition
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Jack Johnson
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Marshalltown Times-Republican
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Sioux City Journal
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Yellowstone Park
America
Excelsior
Democratic Party
Ruth Cameron
Plain Buncombe
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Dr. Pierce
Pierce
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Lafayette Building
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Geo. Hunt
Biuimer
C. M. Wray
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First Nate Bank
Dr. C. A. Waterbury
Hussell-Lamson
E. T. Jaynes
Black Hawk
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C. D. Pedersen
Jefferson Street
Robert G. Dakin
Blue Waterton
Carl Bickley
Cecil Bickley
Weatonn Street
DR. Flo.liffring Osteopathic
Lafayette Bidg
Gerrit J. Bennett
West Fourth
Elmwood
Wantern
DR. I
Bazard
Black Hawk ‘Rank
DR. Bodwell
Osteopathic
Gey the Ralston
Lainson Building
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