Newspaper price list and distribution notice
Waterloo Evening Courier announces advertising rates and subscription prices per week and per year. Printing and distribution details include carrier options, telephones, offices in Waterloo Iowa and Chicago, and foreign circulation points in Europe with list of agency locations.
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Waterloo Evening Courier
Associated Press
FEN W. H. Hartman Company
Aep
West Park Avenue
Jon C. Hartmay
A&w. Prreason
Sec'y-Treas
Ges
Mgr
New York
Tribune
Alfred
Lekeus
Chicago
A.W. Alien
Evening Courier
Nait
Cu! Courier
Waterloo
Wate
Rurote
Europe
Waterloo Evening Cautierancie
Kaandon
Trafalgar Building
Northumberland Avenue
American Kxpress
Haymarket
Dawe's Steamship Agency
Green Street
Peria
Boulevard Des Capucines
de Vopera
American Express
Berlin
Unter den Linden
No. G
Petersburg
Sz Nevsky Prospekt
The Hold Over Paper Readers Saturday Nights
The Hold Over Paper is the Waterloo weekly read, with loyal readers digesting it Sunday. The item notes its enduring weekend prominence and broad audience reach among Waterloo residents.
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Waterloo
Roosevelt Strength Emerges in Early Party Mood
The Evening Courier notes strong signs that Republicans favor Colonel Roosevelt as standard bearer despite third term concerns. It warns nomination would sharpen opposition and could shift mood toward Taft, while urging continued study of the Case and noting the dynamic, unsettled political winds.
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Roosevelt
Canada
Taft
Waterloo Fire Losses Highlight National Trend
Waterloo suffered a $75,000 blaze on Tuesday night while Sioux City faced a $100,000 fire. Waterloo's uninsured loss was about $35,000 and Sioux City's was $200,000. Citizens urge support to rebuild the Waterloo Drop Forge company and revive the local industry for economic recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Sioux City
Waterloo Drop Forge Company
Waterfowl Decline Spurs Call for Wildlife Protection
The piece argues that Iowa waterfowl face severe losses after harsh January weather. It urges a three to five year closed season on cat and prairie chickens and advocates national limits on spring shooting and sales. It warns migratory birds may become memories without stronger protections and highlights economic stakes for farmers.
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Iowa
America
Gulf States
Towa
Waterloo Mayor Pay and City Hall Plans
The piece argues the Waterloo mayor's time demands justify a salary commensurate with a regular occupation. It cautions against making public office unaffordable for citizens and supports building a combined jail, police station, and waterworks facility to expand city offices. It notes a strained treasury and rising property values, while a stray line oddly mentions horse owners and divorce in a rural metaphor.
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Waterloo
Waterion
Ittve
Bushy and Lae Groundhog Duel Ends in Tie
Bushy and Lae faced off in a groundhog contest that ended without a winner. Spectators watched as both sides claimed small burrowing victories and the event concluded with a shared result.
Greater Iowa idea stirs as campaigns unfold
Iowa editors discuss the ongoing push for a unified greater Iowa with Ferry G. Welden claiming sole ownership. Proponents and skeptics, including Kenyon supporters, clash over progress toward broader state governance.
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Cedar Rapids
Carroll Sq
Iowa
Ferry G. Welden
Diet adherent cites hunger driven meals and strict heating rule
The text describes a man who eats only when hungry and heats food thoroughly, consuming two to four pounds of potatoes and up to four ounces of oleo daily while drinking only water. He reports feeling well and plans to continue the regimen.
A Waterloo Woman and Her Biddies
A Waterloo woman keeps thirty five Plymouth Rock hens. They laid 331 eggs during twenty days of zero weather from January 1 to 20. The eggs brought in six dollars and seventy cents. The article notes the poultry business can be profitable for those who understand it, and warns men against entering hoping for a fortune. It compares poultry to other businesses in needing knowledge and effort.
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Burlington
Waterloo
Plymouth Rock
Bits from the Laugh Page and a Lodging Quip
A collage of humorous vignettes and quips from 19th century newspapers. Jokes include a farmer and a deaf driver misunderstanding on a Maine road and a weary traveler disputing hotel bed quality with a wry clerk.
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Maine
Ziss
Harper’s Weekly
Pity and blame debated in a social reflection
A reader column argues about pity for troubled women and a Boston minister, contrasting self blame with compassion. It weighs whether blaming sufferers removes pity and questions the fairness of judgments about Richeson and Silas Phelps. Real estate transfers follow, listing several property deeds and amounts.
New Way to Make Apple Dumplings With Crisp Shell
Mrs Janet McKenzie Hill offers a new method for apple dumplings not using whole apples. The biscuit dough forms a crispy shell that traps juice, preventing leakage and scorching, and can be served with hard sauce or cream and sugar.
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Janet McKenzie Hill
Boston Cooking School Magazine
Jaquf. Co
Cook
Surprise party honors Miss Kalb in La Porte City
About twenty friends gathered at Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Kalb’s home for a three course dinner in Miss Lola Kalb’s honor before her return to Iredrica Oklahoma. The Presbyterian missionary group met at Mrs. E. E. Triem’s home on Sycamore to discuss Africa.
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la Porte Guy
A. N. Kalb
The
Presbyterian Church
E. E. Triem
Sycamore Street
G. EB. Stebbins
Africa
Jacob Butchy
Alys
Will Howrey
Waterloo
Connell
Fort Dodge
Jesse Kober
Clare Young
Clarence
C. E. Wager
Mrs John Bowden Dies at Home North of Magsenville
Mrs John Bowden of Masonville area died after being treated in Town City hospital. Funeral services will be held at the family home with interment in Masonville Cemetery. Also an advertisement promotes Foley Kidney Pills citing kidney health benefits.
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John Bowden
Magsenville
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Rarly
Beach’s
Peosta Soap
Quee
Spirit OF the Iowa Press
Kenyon
Larrabee
Cummins
Judge Hubbard
Davenport Democrat
Copenhagen
Horace Fletcher
Cornell
Osborn
Michigan
New York Tribune
United States Steel Corporation
Mr. Taft
Helium Bellum
Iowa City
Tilman
Henry Wiatterson
Vesuvian
Col. Harvey
Saturn
Hyperion
Woodrow Wilson
Missouri
Champ Clark
Nebraska
Theodore
Dems
Chicago Tribune
Sin
Braman
Richeson
Boston
Silas Phelps
Black Hawk Co. Abstract Co
Frank A. Morris
Kemper McBride
Hudson
H. W. “Larson
G. A. Zemie
Speer
Cedar Falls
Galloway-Gibson Investment Co
W. R
A. L. Walker
Galloway
Wm. Garland
J. M. M. Briggs
East Side
F. M. Michael
Frank J. Eighmey
Waterloo West
Henry Streight
Clara Eudora’ Burgess
Baker
LA Porte Gity
Black Hawk County
Kalb —Peotte
A. A. Lynn of
Lola Raib
William Cowley
Dows
Amos
Chas. Hayzlett
Carrie Mitchell
E. Simpson
Marion
Stotts Signal Company
A. D. Scofield
U.S
Pape
Maquoketa
Leo
Ella Lehman
Geo. Kiock
John
George
Fritz
HB. H. Rehder
Gladbrook
D. E. Mann
Frank Kline
John Deignan
Warry Bahr
Eva Christopher
Wangler Bros
Leavitt & Johnson
National Bank
F.H. Latier
Lafayette Street
Fourth Street
Kent
First Ploor
Lafayette Building
4Th St. E
Bright
H. W. Taggart
M. Wray
M. BD
First National Bank
E. T. Jaynes
M. D
Black Rawk
Franklin St
Robert G. Dartin
East Fourth Street
Gerreitt J. Bennett
W. Fourth
Elmwood and Western
Edgar HW. Knittle
Nati. Bank
Hes
Carl Bickley
Cecil Bickley
West Fourth Street
F. C. Liffring
Lafayette
DR. Bodwell
Osteopathic
Ger Bal the Naso
Lamson
C. D. Pedersen Lawser
Consolidated Hone
Jeferson Street
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