Watse Lowers Evening Courier Civic Notes and Ads
In Waterloo, Iowa the Watse Lowers Evening Courier lists local notices including highway policy debate on state versus local control, industry commentary on labor and capital, and a mix of editorial opinion on national issues with references to Roosevelt and social discontent. The paper also notes distribution reach and overseas files for travelers, plus boilerplate about advertising rates and circulation.
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Watseloo Evening Courier
W. W. Martmann
Weel Park Avenue
Maaraan
OW. Perampox
New York
Tritvane
Alfred B. Lukens
Cisienge
Tribune
A.W. Allen
Evening Courier Courier
Waterloo
Iowa
Courier
Europe
Watersoo Evening Courier
Caon
Yrafsigar
Northumberland Avenue
American Expres
Haywerket
Dawe's Steamship Agency
Green Street
Paris
Boulevard Des Capucin Corer
American Express
Berlin
Unter den Linden
Petersburg
Youthful Criminals Editorial Notes Youth Crime Dangers
Des Moines Capital editorial reprinted here warns parents about rising youth crime with a murder example blamed on late teens and early twenties. It argues youths lack gravity of consequences and that industry and purposeful work offer escape from moral failure.
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Des Moines Capital
Socialist Cloud Address by Rev Breizle Sparks Attention
Rev. Charles Breizle of New York, superintendent, delivers a remarkable address aimed at American men of affairs and employers' associations. The discourse urges heed from business leaders on social and economic issues highlighted in the speech.
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Charles Breizle
New York
Fair and Warn and the Equal Suffrage Debate
A collage of Iowa editorials and opinions on education boards suffrage temperance and politics. Women’s suffrage gains support in Grinnell with an eight to one vote while calls for equal suffrage appear in Council Bluffs. The piece notes potential temperance legislation and a tip scandal motive from a Chicago traveler.
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Towa City
Grinnell
The Cornet A Ringleader in Brass Band Disturbance
A humorous essay extols the cornet as the dominant force in brass bands and the Hamlet of performances. It describes its small size, the performer’s extremes, and the instrument's powerful, high pitched voice. The piece notes the difficulty of producing a good player and recalls a Kansas law forcing cornet practice in a boiler factory, which failed.
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Cornet Conservatories
Kansas
Hampton Chronicle Urges Sound Road Policy and Jury Trials
The piece criticizes ongoing road construction waste and high costs, urging a referendum backed by women juries for cruelty to pocketbooks. It calls for immediate, durable, well planned roads rather than yearly, destructive spending by road bosses and repeated ploughing.
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Hampton Chronicle
The Evening Chit Chat By Ruth Cameron
A columnist argues that adult laughter and applause shape a spoiled child and foster vanity and sharp humor. She recalls a talkative young relative and criticizes those who encourage misbehavior by laughing rather than correcting it. Laughter can be a powerful, damaging amplifier.
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Ruth Cameron
Barbara
Local Voices Debate Alcohol Availability And Responsibility
Citizens discuss the effects of serving strong drinks and offering them to others, questioning responsibility for outcomes and urging prudent practices to prevent harm.
Adventists Oppose Sunday Legislation in U S Senate
A Seventh Day Adventist church meeting passed unanimous resolutions opposing the Johnston Sunday Bill now before Congress. Pastor J. C. Clemens led the remonstrance, citing church state fusion dangers and religious liberty concerns, with similar actions reported in about 2,000 Adventist churches nationwide. The pastor also noted Adventists oppose alcohol sales on Sundays as part of broader public morality efforts.
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Seventh Day Advent
United States Senate
Congress
Washington
D.C
J. C. Clemens
Senate
United States
Clemens
Union of Church and State
Youthful Cut Throats in Iowa Prisons
The Capital argues that most inmates in Iowa penitentiaries were sent there before age 22. It notes the paper has urged readers to record crimes to verify the claim and cites a high share of offenders as youths.
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Kansas
McKinley
Bryan
Des Moines
the Capital
Iowa
Work and discipline guard youth from crime says editorial
An editorial argues most prisoners are young men driven by money and vice. It advocates early work habit, vocational schooling, and parental duty to teach labor as the cure for crime, citing past murders and the value of industry over idleness.
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Anamoka
Ridpath
Des Moines
Jabar
America
Lfe
Return from Western Trip Reports Heavy Snow and Wildlife
Noble Little, secretary of Chap man Lumber Co., returned from a northwest trip noting deep snow in Montana and Washington with levels from fifteen to twenty feet in places. He also saw thirteen deer en route to Waterloo.
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Noble Little
Chapman Lumber Co
Northwest
Mr. Little
Montana
Washington
Waterloo
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