Waterloo Evening Courier advertising and foreign bureaus
Waterloo Evening Courier announces pricing for per week and per year subscriptions with city and mail rates. It lists offices in Waterloo and New York Chicago and includes foreign travel bureau placements in London Paris Berlin and a European distribution note.
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Aterloo Evening Courier
Associated Press
Tee W.W. H. Hartman Company
Sopit
West Park Avenue
Joan C. HantMan
W. Perenson
Sec'y-Treas
Gen. Mgr
New York
Tribune
Alfred B. Lukens
Chicago
Cartier
Cotrier
St the Portefice
Waterloo
Iowa
Barger
Branca
Europe
Waterloo Evening Courier
Sie
Trafalgar Building
Northcumberland Avenue
American Lapress
Haymarket
Dawe
Green Street
Boulevard Des Capucines
The Hold Over Paper
The hold over paper a Waterloo reader’s nightly habit remains popular, with readers digesting the Saturday issue thoroughly on Sunday. This brief note highlights the paper as a weekend staple in Waterloo reading habits.
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All Waterloo
Single Term for President A Reform Argument
The editorial argues for a six year non renewing presidential term to reduce political bitterness. It claims two terms fuel constant politicking, hampers reform, and that a six year limit would let presidents pursue lasting policies and avoid third term conflicts. It cites insurrection and factional politics as consequences of re election pressures.
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Baraboo
Omnin
Simplicity and Toolishness in Inaugural Ceremony
The piece contrasts ceremony and democratic virtue in state events. It mocks both elaborate royal style and bare, plain inaugurations. It criticizes Governor Hunt of Arizona for lacking dignity in the act and questions what constitutes worthy public ceremony.
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America
Jean
Hunt
Arizons
Capitol
Alleged dynamite conspiracy and civic reform pleas
The piece critiques bourgeois complacency in Waterloo and argues for a YMCA housing project to uplift women. It also discusses the Indianapolis federal indictment and calls for fair trials, plus notes on municipal skating, Arizona statehood film rights, and a context of national symbols.
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Indianapolis
McNamaras
Republic
Senator Kenyon Suggests $125000 Cut For Veterans Relief
The Webster City editorial endorses Senator Kenyon’s idea to reduce annual allowances for congress members by $125,000 and redirect to worthy Civil War veterans. It notes the proposal lacks wide applause in Congress and calls for reforms in pool hall conduct in Iowa with emphasis on improving character and public image.
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Webster City
Freeman-Tribune
Kenyon
Congress
Dubuque
The Lady Who Always Knows Keeps Extra Pair
A woman buys six pairs of stockings and finds seven when opening the package. The other woman suggests keeping the extra pair, while the author’s wife questions returning it. The unnamed smart woman insists on taking back the surplus.
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Molly
Miy
Chicago Records
Herald
The package mistake and a shop clerks dilemma
A conversation between two women about returning extra items in a package and choosing honesty or self interest. The discussion touches fairness, potential trouble for shop staff, and whether to keep or return an extra stocking. The piece ends with a plug for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
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Chamberlain
Disgusting Ignorance and Jocular Snippets
A collage of jokes and anecdotes from newspapers and magazines. Items range from a derisive line about a German to insomnia, a jail remark, a near death tale, and a Napoleon book review. The humor hinges on misreadings and misperceptions.
How They Badger Poor Mr Waddell
Chicago reports Rube Waddell signed a novel contract with the Minneapolis club offering a $10 weekly bonus during the season if he abstains from drinking. The arrangement includes a lump sum salary at year end if he remains sober. Joe Cantilion from Hickman Ky disputes payment and fears future payout. Waddell claims he will not drink next summer and has avoided alcohol for two weeks.
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Chicago
Rube Waddell
Rube
Minneapolis
Joe Cantilion
Hickman
Joe
Waddell
Cure of eczema and boils with Cuticura remedies noted
Mrs. Mars W Ramsey of Colorado Springs describes her infant son’s eczema and boils beginning at three weeks old. After doctors failed, she used Cuticura Soap and Ointment, reporting rapid improvement and full recovery by age two. She praises the products and provides an offer for samples.
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Mars W. Ramsey
L. Fackeon St
Colorado Springs
Colo
Hboral
Potter Cruc & Item Corp
Bastan
Young Buffalo at Waterloo in Cowboy–College Show
Amusements note that Cal Callahan in Rowds Wing as the college cowboy stars in Young Buffalo at Waterloo Saturday matinee and night. The western uniformed hero appears well received in prior city reviews and the production boasts elaborate scenery and strong ensemble of twelve characters.
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YOUNG
Buffalo
Cal
Callahan
Rowds Wing
Young Buffalo
Waterloo
Arizona resists judge recalls with steady calm
Arizona remains steady and hopeful as calls for removing judges fade from public debate. Citizens express confidence in state governance and the judiciary’s ability to function without upheaval.
Spirit of the Iowa Press Spoofs and Snapshots
The item ribbing local politics notes a “hooster” who spreads smiles and aids digestion. It cites Marshalltown on a farmer’s wives tribute surpassing Bryan’s kiss the babies stunt. Davenport hints Shuster’s Persia accounts were not kept honestly after Russian contacts with the Persian cash drawer.
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Marshalltown Times-Republican
Holden
Bryan
Davenport Times
Shuster
Persia
Westfield Notes Read And Visit Family
Westfield reports Mrs. R A Noble on the sick list this week. Miss Ruth Ream serves as bookkeeper at Wittick store and meat market. Mrs. McArthur visited daughter Mrs. Rathbone during the week. Miss Alice Shafer from Clarksville works at William Galloway office and stays with her brother Victor Shafer’s family. Horace Mr Hile returned to work after four weeks of illness.
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Greeley
Hucksters Clash Over Des Moines Market Labels and Control
Disturbance erupts at Des Moines city market as hucksters clash with Market Master Pouchot and Councilman Schramm over labeling producers versus middlemen. Sign removal, threats, and a call for tighter market oversight fuel a broader dispute about licensing and market rules.
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Des Moines
Schramm
R. O. Brennan
Real Estate Transfers and Public Notices
Real estate transfers listed for Nannie Grady Messier to Chas Messier, J J Mueller to Jas L Mullen, and two United States land allocations. Prices range from 1 to 5 000 dollars. Also a medical note praising Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as effective for colds.
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Sy Black Hawk Co. Abstract Co
Nannie Grady Messier
Chas. Messier
Cedar Falls
Frank J. Bighmey
J. B. Gruner
Rainbow
Jno
J. Mueller
Jas. L. Mullen
Baker
United States
Jne. A. Shigley
Wm. Joshua Barney
Special Meetings At The U B Church Continue
The First United Brethren church at Fourth and Alten streets prepared for more gatherings next week under the pastor. Evangelist Clark departs for Des Moines tomorrow after delivering his final sermon in the current series tonight. He will speak on Touching a Throng and sing a requested solo God Has Opened All the Gates Between.
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First United Brethren Church
Fourth
Alten
Evangelst Clark
Des Moines
Unsteady Nerves and Digestive Remedy Ad
An advertisement touts Merital Tonic Digestive as a universal remedy for indigestion dyspepsia constipation bilious attacks and impure blood promising instant relief. Henderson Drug Co and Red Cross Drug Store are listed as exclusive local agents.
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Henderson Drug Co
Red Cross Drug Store
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Saturday Evening Post
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Evening Courier
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Robert G. Dakin
Bina
Gerritt J. Bennett
W. Fourth
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Edgar H. Knittle
Natl Bank
Carl Bickley
Cecil Bickley
West Fourth Street
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Lafayette
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William Pedicord
Ralston
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