Waterloo Evening Courier Summary and Notices
A long mixed page copy covers ads, Europe mail points for the Waterloo Courier, and notes on the Standard Oil of Indiana stock capitalization and earnings based valuation. It discusses the Indiana company’s plan to increase capital by 29 million dollars as a stock dividend, with commentary on earnings versus tangible assets. Also referenced are child welfare legislation, Iowa seed corn concerns, winter weather comparisons between Iowa and California, and fire spending in New York City.
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Aterloo Evening Courier
Asociated Press
W. H. Hartman Company
West Park Avenue
Joan C. Hartman
A. W. Peteson, Sec’y Treas
Gen. Mgr
New York
Tribune
Alfred B. Lukens
Chicago
A. W. Allen
Evening Courier
City
Tri-Wehekly
Waterloo
Target
Courier
Europe
Waterloo Evening Courier
London
Trafelgar Building
Niumberland Avenue
American Express
Diane's
Indiana Meiox
Standard Six Company of
Indiana
James Laurence Laughlin
Enivey
Standard Oil Company of
Standard. Oi Company
Ne Ranches
Supreme Court of
Iyed
Standard Oil Company
Tat Wa
Clarion
San Chl Company
Lee
Des Moines
California
Los Angeles
Cue for Sticking and Senate Ramblings Across Iowa
A collage of editorials notes cabinet resignations in Canada versus the U S, praises for Kepford and La Follette, a West to Midwest migration tale, and a Des Moines Register Leader column urging caution with cats in bird protection. It comments on political positioning and rural life observations.
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Webster City
Freeman-Tridtine
Canada
United States
Des Moines Register
Ogret
The King of the Loan Sharks Revealed in Chicago Opinion
Chicago Tribune analyzes loan sharks as American elites who profit from the weak, detailing figures such as D. As. Tatman and Ward. It notes they operate under aliases, distant from the details of their schemes, with offices in major cities and hidden residences.
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Chicago
Shyjock
As. Tatman
Ward
Jour Slirk Clearing House
Yetman Long
Tole Man
North Las Salle Street
Tolman
Quirky Courtroom Snatches and Theatrical Tales
A collage of short items notes odd courtroom banter and a theater anecdote. It mentions judges rebuking noisy crowds, lawyers affidavits, a frustrated actor turned away by a manager, and a health expert list of outdated advice. The piece reads like a miscellany from a late night page.
Retailer blamed for beef and freight costs debate
A Dubuque Times Journal report cites testimony in the beef packers trial arguing high prices stem from retailer charges. An Independent column from Cavey Kansas says ten grocers in a 5 000 population town each run a delivery wagon and suggests one central store with four wagons could handle demand.
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Dubuque
WO. Piddefoot
New England
Costly Retail Distribution Cited In Opinion Pieces
Opinion writers contrast old practice with modern retailing in Carey and nearby towns. Commenters from Piisburg and Wahoo discuss wholesale price pressures, credit systems, and the high cost of fancy packaging. A Good Housekeeping note weighs home baking against commercial bread costs.
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Ers
Carey
Piisburg
Wahoo, Neb
Good Housekeeping
A French beauty and life beyond male attention
The author counters a famous French beauty's claim that the attention of men is all a woman desires. She argues happiness comes from congenial work, friendship, service, travel, and intellectual pursuits, not just romantic attention. The piece critiques reducing female worth to male approval.
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Oan
Madame
Lfe
Dent
End of a Woman's Existence Quoted Comment
A fragment discusses existence and asserts good things exist but are not all of a woman's existence, naming Ruth Cameron as speaker or source of the claim. The tone implies a personal or editorial remark within a larger piece. The text focuses on identity and perception rather than a dated event or action.
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Ruth Cameron
Rate hike sparks factional strife in Cedar Rapids M B A
Cedar Rapids and Marion M B A lodges confront higher rates with public meeting drawing about 300 members. A spring mass gathering of Iowa lodges proposed to address the issue. The dispute centers on costs versus old line insurance benefits, with figures comparing 40 year old premiums.
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Cedar Rapids
Modern
Brotherhood of America
Woodvien of America
Boygon's
Marion
Iowa
M. B.A
Roosevelt cites Lincoln letters as guide to politics
In New York on February 8 Col Theodore Roosevelt opens his lecture as a first class in applied decent politics He says he uses Lincoln correspondence as a teacher and cites a Springfield 1860 letter to C F McNeil stressing restraint in explanations to enemies.
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New York
Abraham Lincoln
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Lincoln
M B A Order Adopts Adequate Rates At Waterloo Meeting
Waterloo Lodge No 115 hosted visitors from Marshalltown Mason City Dysart Oelwein Parkersburg and other towns with D N Davis national lecturer explaining the adequate rate issue. The order’s debate, bands and drill teams showcased the group while 800 people attended a banquet in the Pinkerton block.
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Waterloo
Modern Brotherhood of America
Marshalltown
Mason City
Dysart
Oelwein
Parkersburg
D. N. Davis
Alr. Davis
St Dles
Des Moines Club Plans Municipal Loan Bureau Fight Loan Sharks
The Des Moines Commercial Club moves to combat loan sharks by establishing a municipal loan bureau. At a noon directors meeting the board approved the idea and pledged subscriptions to capital stock, with L I Stevens of Century Savings Bank named chairman to study feasibility.
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Des Moines
Des Moines Commercial Club
Directory
L. I. Stevens
Century Savings Bank
Local Bits and Quotes on Finance and Divorce
The fragmentary item notes subscriptions to raise capital and mentions a remark by a woman preacher about divorce. It cites witty lines from Meggendorfer Blaetter and compares views on education and national names like Roccco and Morocco, reflecting humorous press commentary.
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East Fourth Street
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Gerritt J. Bennett
Elmwood and Western
Edgar H. Knittle
Natl Bank Blog
Carl Bickley
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