Waterlon Ovening Courier Public Notice Summary
Waterlon Evening Courier page segment lists newspaper masthead details, pricing and submission rules. It mentions Associated Press rights and general advertising policies, with editors or offices in Chicago Los Angeles New York Philadelphia and San Francisco.
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Comtercal St John
Hartman
A.W. Peterson
Earrier
Waterloo
Own
ASSOC
Chivaxa
Los
New York
Phiadelphia
Cutting Out Waste and Cost in Food Equipment Supply
A discussion on cutting middlemen and overhead to lower equipment costs for farmers. Proposes cash and carry models, bulk buying, and credit through financial agencies to streamline delivery from manufacturers to producers. References Waterloo firms and a broader move toward pay as you go in foods.
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Waterloo
Rivalry Era Ends as Cities Vie for Light and Power
The piece notes Chicago and St Louis once fierce rivals in business and population, with Chicago pulling ahead while St Louis closes the gap. It discusses a shift toward continuous citywide illumination using electric searchlights, proposing a hundred thousand dollar investment to power noon-time displays at Pyruis Park or Sunnyside.
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Che Pl
St. Louis
Tiyas
Mother
Father
Chicago
St. Louvis
Missouri
Porkopolis
Louis
Waterloo
Alwiuet Ae
Pyruis Park
Sunnyside
Mustard bath and medical myths from personal health column
Dr Brady warns against improper aid in drowning cases and criticizes alcohol use as medicine. He prescribes hot mustard foot baths, careful immersion, and hydration to revive victims while cautioning against narcotics. He also discusses X-ray cancer treatment, diphtheria vaccines, and typhoid immunity with cautious, nondefinitive language.
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Appien
Modern hope chests and changing fashions discussed
Imo gene and Andrew joke about hoe chest items and the rapid shifts in women's wardrobe and status. They muse on underwear, cosmetics, diplomas, licenses, golf gear, and the idea of marriage amid evolving social norms. The dialogue ends with a question about money.
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Imogene
Andrew
Taian
Ian
Sheila Elliston Refuses Love and Phil’s Confession
A fragmented excerpt shows Phil confessing a failed romance with Sheila Elliston. Susanne reveals Sheila might have truly loved Phil’s brother, challenging prior accusations. The scene ends with Phil reflecting on his monumental mistake and an abrupt interruption.
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Susanne
Sheila
Waller
Kay
Altho
Phil
Taxed for Joy and Trouble by Frank L Stanton
A verse by Frank L Stanton glosses over taxation in daily life and nature. The poet riffs on taxes levied on dust sunlight starlight air and even thunder, imagining endless charges for ordinary experiences and emotions.
Sheila and Phil in a Tangled Past Affair
A confession from Phil reveals jealousy and doubt over Sheila as Susanne discloses letters from Walter and a rekindled love triangle. Phil wrestles with love, betrayal, and the pull of past promises as Sheila grows distant and suspicions mount, leading toward a rogues gallery reveal.
Burroughs Nature Notes Answers and Facts
In this 1921 Burroughs Nature Notes column readers ask about animal sounds big snakes and world creatures. Answers explain Cetacea and Pinnipedia marine mammals including whales dolphins and walruses, plus macaws and insect mouth parts with three fundamental components.
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Pinnijedia
Brazil
Mexico
Fifty Years Ago in The Courier February 8 1873
Column notes a schoolhouse contract awarded to J. Main in East Waterloo district No 3, ferry service plans for ice break, franchise applications by G R Crittenden and W L Hitchcock for boats on the old alteat street route, social gathering at L A Cobb's home with oysters, Senator Leavitt's visit, Cedar River bridge bids, and twin birth of George Shirley’s daughters plus readers visiting King Bridge works.
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Il. J. Main
East Waterloo Town Ship
G! R. Crittenden
W. L. Hitchcock
Board of Eperessare
Alteat
Third Street
Fort Dodge News Beats and Local Tales from 1883
Forty years ago a Washington dispatch notes Coley Brady sold a Star route residence to Theodore X. N. Vail for 125000. Vail leads Ball Telephone as general manager. Mills operate slowly due to ice and low water. New parade drums arrive for the corps. J Logan recalls Fort Dodge snowbound days with 49 others. Real estate changes. Illino is Central hauls livestock before the storm. Strueber and Addie Steimel wed. Parrotts hosts Welcoming as Iowa State Porter editor’s mansion shines. A 10 year old girl died after being struck by a mill team while alighting from a sleigh.
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Washington, D. C
Coley, Brady
Theodore XN. Vail
Boston
Mass
Vaih
Ball Telephone Company
United States
Twenty Years Ago in Waterloo District News
A 1903 note recalls Rev Dr Stevenson urging end to high coal rates amid Gardiner of Reinbeck planning to move his family to Waterloo. J B Johnson suffers a severe cold. United Presbyterian church forms a permanent body with Dr J M Hamilton preaching. Land firm changes: L F Foulk sells half interest to Fred S Pettit of Cedar Rapids, who will move to Waterloo. J M Hileman buys Slade interest. Hileman & Gindi begins undertaker firm. Mrs J H Easley and Robert depart to California. Bennett G O Marsh of Jesup dies Feb 3 at 75, survived by widow and five children.
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C. Stevenson
Woman's Standard
James Gardiner
Reinbeck
Waterloo
Dominion-American Land Company
L. F. Foulk
Fred S. Pettit
Cedar Rapids
Mr. Pettit
Hunger Wolf Visits Spur Winter Prep tale
In a woodland fable, Mr. Fox warns of Hunger Wolf and consoles friends Mr. Coon and Mr. Possum. They plot to store food and share a large house to endure a rumored harsh winter, while Fox hints at planning a winter hunt.
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Hunger Wolf
Mr. Possum
Mr. Coon
Mr. Fox
Mr Fox
Grandfather
Me. Coon
Mer Wolf
Mr Ae
Brain Tests Recall Edible Fish Name
Puzzle text describes a sequence of word tasks where you spell and perform add and subtract operations to reveal the name of two highly edible fish. It includes a list of word pairs like mask maid mend mail mail and others to guide the letter extraction.
Wolf and hunter plan winter supplies as snow nears
The dialogue notes prepare storage for food and winter gear as the season approaches. Plans mention gathering wood and provisioning before heavy snow, with emphasis on timing and safety.
Standardization of marriage and divorce laws debated
Iowa editors weigh in on federal action to standardize marriage and divorce laws arguing it prevents evils of a patchwork system. The World argues central government should not meddle though support exists for national standardization. Other items note Luxor inspired fashion in Paris and critique legislative ignorance as a bull in a china shop.
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Sioux City Journal
New York
Washington
Bible Verse Explained by a Reader from Reinbeck
A reader submits a detailed explanation of a Bible verse, tracing the shift from old covenant mediation to Christ in the gospel age. The letter discusses in heaven and on earth, the role of Christ as mediator, the Pentecost start of the gospel age, and the command to be born again, stressing love of God over family.
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Reinbeck
Waterloo
Christ
God Gehose
Mar
Moses
God
Heaverc
John Hirt
Anid
W. Salishury
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Thomas Tobin
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Slade
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Havin
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J. H. Easley
Robert
California
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