Waipio Daily News pricing notes and policy listing
The sheet lists subscription rates for carriers by week and mail within 50 miles, 60 miles, and beyond 450 miles, with annual and six month terms. It notes publication under W H Hartman Co at Courier Corner and details advertising policy and rate inquiry contacts, plus press associations and representation.
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W. H. Hartman Co
Courier
Waipiioo
Towa
United Press International News
Associated Press
Pittsburgh Fades From Dirt Worst List Says Murphy Study
The American Society of Heating and Ventilating Engineers reports Pittsburgh has improved its rank as a dirty city. Louisville’s Howard C. Murphy cites dirt count methods showing Boston cleaner than St Louis and Pittsburgh rising due to stricter smoke prevention ordinances and enforcement.
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Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Howard C. Murphy
Louisville
American Society of Heating and Ventilating Engineers
Detroit
Chicago
Indianapolis
Cleveland
Louisvie
Buffalo
Baltimore
Milwaukee
Toledo
Columbus
Philadelphia
New York
Kansas City
Alanta
Minneapolis
Des Moines
Washington
Denver
New Orleans
San Francisco
Boston
Watch and Ward Society
Waterloo
Murphy
Geneva naval talks reveal limits of cruiser tonnage
Hearing before the House Naval Affairs Committee uncovers that Britain and the United States could agree on destroyers submarines and aircraft carriers but disagreed on total cruiser tonnage. The British merchant fleet with six inch guns and scarce eight inch guns influenced the U S push to build a navy at least equal to England's to counter merchant vessel power. The testimony by Admiral Hilary P Jones shows the need for a stronger navy than Britain's, driven by merchant ship armament concerns.
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Geneva
House Committee On Naval Affairs
Wat
Hilary P. Jones
United States Geneva
Navy General Board
Wolverton
New Jersey
United States
England
Nogales Advertising Promotes Open Border and Tourism
An improvised ad style piece extols Nogales Arizona and Nogales Mexico as an open border destination with a dry climate, urging visitors to enjoy the Wonderland club and cross border travel. It frames Windsor across the river and Detroit booster sentiment as part of a broader push to attract tourists and trade. The language mocks formalities and promotes easy access for travelers.
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Nogales
Arizona
Old Mexico
Arizona-Mexico
Detroit
Windsor
Canara
Wonderland Club
Drospr Reas
Fragmented Local Rumors Spread Across Town
A jumble of unreadable notes discusses a wife named KyLce, a family dead in a house fire, a man in trouble, a city fire destroying business blocks, and various passerby reactions. The forecast signals a nice Sunday, while collective indifference toward a murder grows as speculation remains unchecked.
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Kylce
Arathien
Perel Pate
Remedial Advice on Trophic Arthritis by Dr William Brady
Personal Health Service outlines arthritis remedies focusing on metabolism and noninfectious forms. It warns against overreliance on machine based diagnosis and promotes diet limits, diathermy, proper hormone therapy under physician guidance, and balanced baths as helpful options.
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William Brady, M. D
Magntebank
Visable
Brady
William Brady
Maxims of Marmaduke and Jerningham Reflections
A fragmentary notice discusses Charles Edward Jerningham known as Maulke and his book The Maxims of Marmaduke. It reviews aphorisms, noting their elegance yet artificiality, and lists related works such as The Art of Worldly Wisdom and Joubert’s Perfections, with an aside on wartime farming policy and a Hoover era note.
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Charles Edward Jerningham
Truth
M Aauke
Masons of
Marmaduke
Towa
Jerany
Marmuaake
Joubert
Maren Aurelius Gracan
DANGERS OF TOME LIFE Milicithen duarnal
Public notices from Davenport Times and Muscatine Journal reflect a harsh critique of Democratic party prospects. The Davenport piece warns against using trusted figures to secure slush funds for political advancement. The Muscatine excerpt condemns Heflin and praises brighter leadership within the party.
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Davenport
Senate
Newspaper Men a Track for Talent Across Professions
A New York snapshot reflecting on newspaper culture and career paths shows reporters become movers in varied fields. It notes salaries, the shift from morgue work to executive roles, and how journalism births stars in film, magazines, and business. It also critiques cinema crowding and usher conduct amid growing patron dissatisfaction.
Uncle Wiggily and the Sled
Uncle Wiggily takes Baby Bunty for a snowy sled ride after Bunty persuades him to pull her to the hilltop. They laugh and ride together along the cold, snow covered roads before spotting a distant figure by the road.
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Baby Bunty
Uncle Wiggily
Bunty
Uncle Wiggity
Urested
Uncle Wiggly
Uncle Wiggily and Bunty Escape the Bob Cat Sled Chase
In this children's tale, Bunty and Uncle Wigglely ride an ice sled crafted by Eski the North Pole boy to elude the Bob Cat. The sled slides down the hill as the duo, with Eski, reach the bottom safely while the Bob Cat lingers nearby.
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Ankie Wigl
Monsense
Mgr
Bob
Uncle Wigelly
Bunty
Uncle Wig- Billy
Little Orphan Rabbit
Uncle Wig
Eski
North Pole
Burty
Rob
Nanny
Uncle Wiggly
Ot Fee
Uncle Wigslly
Baby Bunty
Uncle Wiggily
Fifty Years Ago In The Courier February 6 1878
Local items note W P Thompson of Lincoln visits Macomb for weeks while Cy Carson and Caffall plan a mill for corn grinding near the Illinois Central depot. M J Reed ships 485 hogs in Waterloo for T M Sinclair Cedar Rapids, with 244 from local pens in three days. Weather is unusually mild for February. George Payne 94 dies after 16 years in the poorhouse. Grundy county buys handcuffs and leg irons for prisoners. A Crane Creek school debate on women suffrage shows overwhelming support for equal suffrage among the audience.
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Cy. Carson
Caffall
Dubuque
Illinois Central Depot
M. J. Reed
Waterloo
T. M. Sinclair
Cedar Rapids
Revival and local notes from La Porte City 1888
Forty years ago in La Porte City revival services with Rev C H Purmort succeed. Student Shennan W Mears chosen to represent Corell college at state oratorical contest Feb 22 in Town City. Contributions aid Miss Shattuck injured in January blizzard while caring for schoolchildren. Fifth street bridge piers completed with derricks in use. Three year old daughter of Mr and Mrs W Q Fairbairn dies south of town. Engineer T F Shannon travels to Des Moines with railway workers to oppose two cent fare bill. J K Joder and M J Loomer issue weather bureau signal cards to patrons. Waterloo Courier editor J O Richeards leaves for Des Moines. J C Hartman handles local news. Winter crop harvest reported 8,008 tons. ice 20 to 24 inches thick. Leap year sociable held. Uncle Tom’s Cabin adaptation at opera house praised for overall performance and singing.
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Shennan W. Mears
la Porte City
Corell College
Town City
Cummins Delivers College Graduation Address in 1908
In 1908 Gov Albert B Cummins gave the graduating address at Gris Business College in Y M C A auditorium. The issue reports local tidbits including health trips to England and a memorial close of grocery stores for John H Mason, plus weather notes and a discussion on telephone use and thrift.
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Albert B. Cummins
Gris Business College
John H. Syason
Mr. Mason
Sn Lng
Donati's Comet and Halley's Sky Wonders
Uncle Ray's Corner recounts the history of comets including Donati's 1848 appearance. It notes Halley's comet, travel times, and Donati's observations with a telescope revealing a bright solar encounter and a long tail as it passed near Earth and the Sun.
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Donati
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Recap Questions Answers
Nature column invites reader questions on general interest topics. It lists bird molt terminology and crab behavior, noting edible crabs retreat to shallow waters in winter and bumblebees create underground homes. A New York bridge and subway spending figure is mentioned as context.
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Nature Notes
Mexico
Feome
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University of Wisconsin
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Secretary of Commerce
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McNaught Syndicats, Inc
Liake— Torre
London
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Safe Bud
W. P. Thompson
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Macomb
Grundy County
Iowa
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Crane Creek School
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W. D. Kramer
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L. ©. Hull
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C. H. Purmort
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T. F. Shannon
State Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
J. K. Joder
M. J. Loomer
Weather Bureau
J. O. Richeards
Tonsy
Opera House
East District
Lewis Lichty
Bratnober and
Carl
Isabelle Bratnober
Misa Teabelle
Bralnobder
Patti Lindner
L. A. Galser
Halle Fkfelt Company
St. Joseph, Me
Logan House
G. W. Hinkle
Bride
East
Og B. Topper
Seattle
Wash
Nornigal
Uncle Ray
Council Bluffs
Uncle Ray’s
Bond
Burroughs Nature Club
Houghton Ae LW
New ‘York
Sire
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