Iowa Courier faces Iowa political judge pick clash
The Iowa political scene tightens over the northern district judgeship to replace Reed. Scott and Morling emerge as finalists with Cummins backing Scott and Kenyon backing Morling, while a Salinger appointment hints at administration influence. The piece flags possible shifts affecting farmers and state politics.
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Towa
Reed
Speen
Morling
Brunetsburg
George C. Scott
Sioux City
Cummins
Scott
Kenyon
Morting
Norling
Kenton
Iowa
Harding
Nile
Salinger
Khenyvonr
Middlewest
Kerivon
Newberry
Hiere
Kenyerys
Istration
Parti
Jiarding
Daugherty
Rates to Fall in April Under Miner and Freight Changes
The article says relief from high prices is unlikely until next spring due to planned hearings and tariff adjustments. It notes no railroad rate cuts until February and an April 1 start for lower rates after tariffs are prepared. A coal rate change may end the 1920 baseline, with a tax cut expected soon, bringing relief after spring.
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Hartman
Weet Park Ave
Peterson
Treas
Gen
Wren
Waterloo
Ows
Shaact
Sethi
Associated Press
Associated Presa
USA
Allviews
Iocal
Audio Bureau of Advertising
G. Dougherty
Washington, D
New, York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Angelea
San Francisco
Story
Brooks & Finley
Clumby Wight
Wandon
Health Talks on Infant Feeding and Care by Dr Huber
Dr Huber outlines bottle feeding precautions for infants emphasizing proper food preparation and quantities, mouth washing after feeds, regular baths, ample sleep, and gentle handling. He stresses oxygen as essential, open-air time, and daily exposure to stimuli, with open windows and outdoor dressing in all seasons for healthy brain development.
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Ifant
Hfe
Huber
FRIEND WIFE By ROE FULKERSON
A cafe Royal scene shows Imogene and Andrew debating married life with dreams of a simplified flat and less work. The talk veers from domestic chores to responsibilities, warning that wishing away duties can fuel divorce courts. A cafe singer interjects with a resonant line about dreaming.
Taxes total set for next year in Storm Lake era
Fifty years ago on December 23 1871 the town approved a tax total of 3187 108 to be raised next year. Locomotive engineer Cal Thomas suffered a broken left forearm after slipping on ice while exiting his cab at Storm Lake. A Christmas tree festival at St Mark's church and Sabbath school will entertain and raise funds for the holiday eve. David Keyser Cedar township dressed a 650 pound hog. T H Couse Waverly plans a new cemetery east of the river near the Illinois Central shops, a dry high plot of 80 acres with lashings of lindis.
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Cal” Thomas
Storm Lake
Couse of
Waverly
de New
Ilinois
Tragic Death Of Boy In East Waterloo Township
Forty year old ace Wednesday December 21 1881 reports the sudden death of Lester Crane vine a nine year old boy son of William Crane vine in East Waterloo township. He collapsed while wandering brush with an older brother. The body was found near Elizabeth George's residence a short distance from the place where Mr. Youngs was thrown from a beat.
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Lester
William Cranevine
East Witerloo Township
J. B. Sedgwick
C.C. Sed Reneey
Linois
Will River
Plan
Judd Page
Elizabeth George
Mr. Youngs
John Week
George
Atria
Ligutenant
Georges
The Guarded Heights Dramatic War Tale
A banker’s son George Morton becomes a Planter estate groom and falls for Sylvia then hatches a plan to win her through Princeton football fame. He faces pain, debt, and war endings as Lambert and Goodhue aid him and a brutal battlefield drive shifts his loyalties and destiny.
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George
Morton
Myers
Sylvia
Princeton
Fie
Goodhue
Jambert
Sylvaa
Iina
Dalrymple
Goodhus
Lambert
Betty Alston
Ieee
Jpymvia
Holiday Soldiers and War Echoes From a Bygone Page
A fragment from a vintage newspaper page blends a quirky poem about holiday soldiers with wartime scenes and street chatter. It includes a grim encounter where a lieutenant notes a head wound as a medical orderly is summoned, followed by a shift to a lighter Algona item about mortgage raisers, and a nature Q&A column inviting reader questions.
Twenty Years Ago News In Waterloo Area and Events
A Waterloo area column notes a funeral for Martha Johnson and a son George F. with relatives. The ice harvest begins next Monday, with Daily testing showing 14 inches thickness on ponds and thicker ice in Blackawk tree and Washburns pond. W. M. Sindlinger is recommended as Waterloo postmaster, term starting Jan. 4. Also mentions Way Down East stage, water pipes at Syndicate block frozen, Salvation Army free dinner on Christmas, Mulberry Bert residents seeking better streetcar service, and other local notices.
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Waterloo Loo & Fuel Co
Washburn
W. M. Sindlinger
D. GB. Henderson
Waterloo
New York
Munger
Brain Tests by Sam Loyd in Concord
A condensed puzzle note shows Sam Loyd style brain teasers with a rebus instruction to spell object names then add and subtract to reveal a small reptile. It references yesterday's puzzle and ends with the word Concord as a place cue.
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Sam Loyd
Correct English Don’t Say and Its Replacements
A guide showing proper forms for common phrases and misused constructions. It contrasts incorrect phrases like It DON'T seem possible with correct It doesn’t seem possible and explains subject verb agreement in examples such as Every one of the players says the game was fairly won and If two apples cost five cents what does ten cost. It also clarifies the correct verb forms for be in sentences about the Society of Friends, England, and blame, offering precise replacements.
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Jeuck Dewees
Mary Wills
Dempsey
Shoutil Dempsey
Mr. Wills
Solomon
Wills
Demisey
Fred Slater
Tuckle
Iowa
West
Denpagy
Earlhaw
Des Moines
Tor
Society of Friends
England
Paying for Strikes in Iowa and Across the States
Iowa editors argue strikes burden workers, employers, and the public via wages, higher prices, and order costs. Feds spent to quell unrest in West Virginia coal fields. Iowa spent 7000 dollars sending troops to Ottumwa. Kansas may incur thousands policing coal fields. The piece calls for a better solution. Also notes a Marion Marshalltown brief on American Eagle hens and corn land.
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Sioux City Journal
West Virginia
Iowa
Ottumwa
Kansas
America
Marshalltown
American Eagle
Abe Martin Parched Corn Substitute Ad For Hunger
An old advertisement touts a ground parched pig corn with sugar as a fine food substitute and mentions two handfuls of well parched grains carried loosely in a pocket for quick relief. It promotes Miechee from Slight Colds Laxative Bromine Quinine as a headache and cold remedy and names E W Grove as the genuine maker.
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Miechee
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