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Waterloo Evening Concier go prints advertising rates and policy text. Includes by carrier or mail pricing, publication dates, and general notice about changes, with advertising rules and office representation details. Mentions Associated Press and general editorial disclaimer.
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W. Id
Martian Co
Corner Park Ave
Commercial St
John C. Martinat
Waterloo
Nintal Press
International Newa
Associated Wugss
Sociated Press
Fay
Isdia
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Story
Bisoks & Finley
Representatves
Reapportionment Fight Splits House Committee in 1920s
The House census committee, including Representative Robin son, voted seven to six against reapportionment based on the 1920 census. Proponents argued for constitutional mandates, while opponents cited unfair counts and shifting populations due to war. States gaining seats would include California Michigan Ohio Connecticut New Jersey North Carolina Texas and Washington, with Iowa and several others losing seats. overall 435 members would keep the House size, a position favored by some despite calls for adjustment before the 1930 census.
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Robinson
House
California
Michigan
Ohio
Connecticut
New Jersey
North Carolina
Texas
Washington
Iowa
Missouri
Indiana
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maine
Alississippi
Nebraska
Rhode Island
Vermont
Faust
Dakots
Penpestronia
Elp
Agricultural Outlook and Worker Stock Plans Highlight 1920s News
The USDA report urges conservative farming in 1924 amid a hopeful industrial improvement and strong farm product markets. It notes cautious wheat planting and credit availability, plus a trend toward employee stock ownership in major firms like United States Steel and Bethlehem Steel. Museum science reports 22 wild Chicago-area species, while a stray cabaret dog joke and winter to spring transitions close the item.
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United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Department of Nerteulture
Why Buy in Wisconsin Auction Mixed Iowa Views
Iowa editors discuss an auction of Wisconsin cattle that was canceled as Iowa dairymen did not bid high enough. The piece argues Wiscon sin dairy prowess tempts buyers, but questions if blind purchases from Wisconsin are wise compared to quality locally available stock. It suggests Iowa dairymen may hold their own leadership at home.
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Wisconsin
Mason City Globe-Gazette
Iowa
Hess
Evry Winter
Dine
Tony Ek Wanita
Marta
Gordon
Miuris
Marte
Mr. Halston
Joan
Henry
Gordon Flesher
Vatican
Omar Picetinis
Tiavpeate
Elie
Artaud Fey
Wits
ESTES
Irene
Peiterbos
Abe Martin Vis Tet Ends With Curious Toast
Abe Martin attends an odd gathering where a toast ends abruptly and attendees discuss plans for a later event. The unusual wording hints at a playful, humorous tone typical of local notices. No clear names or places emerge from the readable text.
Personal Health Service Advice On Nasal Care
A medical column advises against routine nasal sprays for infection prevention, suggests consulting a physician for chronic rhinitis or obstructions, and describes safe irrigation methods using boric acid solution and diluted antiseptics. It cautions against nasal gourges and promotes gentle nasal irrigation to reduce infection risk for workers exposed to the public.
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Sabe DY
Wls. J. di
The Flower of the Family drama excerpt at family crisis
A fragmented dramatic scene unfolds as Joan Ralston gives a letter to be delivered and confronts her husband about a risky plan. Marta, their daughter, is swept into emotional upheaval as the parents admit their hopeful future amid tension. The section hints at marriage strain, reconciliation, and hidden motives within the family.
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Gordon
Marte
Ava
Marta
Joan Ralston
Edound
Ralston
Eve Gordon
Brain Tests By Sam Loud
Fragmentary OCR text appears as noisy notes from a page with unclear dates or context. The readable line mentions brain tests, times, and stray references to names and numbers, insufficient to determine a coherent event or incident for a full summary.
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Sam
Imogene Fulkerson recounts snowbound scare and streetcar incident
Imogene tells Andrew how a drive through heavy snow led to a near electrocution risk when a skid chain dragged on the ground and contacted underground wires. A motor man and a police officer escalated the scene with warnings while she drove away, unharmed but shaken, blaming impolite officials.
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Andrew
Imogene
Nent
Fifty Years Ago In The Courier Storm and Rail Delays
Fifty years ago in The Courier, a great storm paralyzed the city with heavy snow and blizzards. Trains and mails halted, streets blocked, and temperatures dipped to two below zero. A derailed freight line near Vinton dumped seven cars into Mud Creek, while a rescue attempt stalled in the snow. Additional items note a Water Witch dance, deaths, a lecturer Anna Dickinson, a Mooring mill venture in Peru, and travel plans of A. T. Lusch and Robert Manson to Europe.
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Mercury
L Ps. m
Neo
Vinton
Mud Creek
Forty Years Ago Wordy Notes From Web. 1885
An 1885 newspaper column recalls social events and local happenings. Fifteen couples attend an oyster supper at William Clements’s home across Black Hawk. Weather anomalies disrupt gas lights and transport. trains are largely halted. Local marriages, business openings, and public works projects are noted, including Wadson farm sale, Mason City waterworks plans, and a new Julien House hotel opening at Fourth and Water.
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William Clements
Black Hawk
Twenty Years Ago Items and Local Notes
Twenty years ago in February 1905 James Black Dry Goods bought Welch Dry Goods stock to sell out at old quarters. Theodore Menges to Chicago to show Duryea car and discuss Waterloo Motor works plans where Menges is superintendent. January was the coldest since 1894 with mean 9.04 above zero and near zero lows. TW OW Grout returned from Texas trip. Thomas Melrose nearly died when a bull attacked on Elias Parker farm near Jesup. family called to bedside. F W Highmey to run for city treasurer. W W Miller not seeking re election.
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James Black Dry Goods Company
Welch Dry Goods Company
Theodore Menges
Duryea
Chicago
Waterloo
Thomas Melrose
Elias Parker
Jesup
Fragments on birds, whales, serpents and a Legion letter
A letter from J. Brughm Ish, County Chairman of the American Legion, discusses food supply for birds and winter work, references the sulphur bottomed whale and its size, and comments on serpents and tunnels. The writer defends editorial fairness toward the Legion while expressing concern over how it is presented.
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Curtium Suevere
Legion
Service Mic
J. Brughm Ish
The
American Legion
Answers to Nature Questions From The New Ponds Book
The page presents a quiz titled Are there any bones in a freshwater fish skeleton and asks if any animal lives near the North Pole. It includes a prompt for readers to answer questions and mentions a nature series with SNOPEs style hints and participation.
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North Pole
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Roe Fulkerson
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Anna Dickinson
Anna
Ite
John Blyell
Robert Lyman
Peru
A. T. Lusch
Robert Manson
Great Britain
Europe
Manson
Scotland
Mr. Luseh
Hig Kin
Rhine
Fred Gutknecht
Paul Anglehart
Wadson
Andrew Bisiline
Nellia Fern
J. G. van Ness
West . K. Church
Mason City
Eli
K. Jackson
Julien
Fourth and
Water Streets
M. L. Newton
TW. OW. Grout
F.W. Highmey
First National Bank
W. W.W. Tiller
Burroughs Nature Glub
Harry
Californy
Foley
G.E. Boyce
Optometrist
Hall-Ekfelt CO
Bridge Street
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