Waterloo Evening Courier Advertising and Circulation Note
The Waterloo Evening Courier lists publication details including daily except Sunday schedule, office addresses in New York and Waterloo, advertising rates per word, and foreign offices for readers abroad. It mentions ways to contact for private bench exchange and foreign postage and notes on subscription pricing and circulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Evening Courier
Associated Prom
TEE W. Fc
Hartmay Company
Wet Park Avenue
Joan Chaphan
Parazaox
Occ'y-Treas
Geo. Mgr
New York
Tribune
Allied
Lakeus
Shlenge
Tobune
A.W. Allen
Evening Courier
Ty Carrier
Cit
St the Postathve
Waterioo
Wateriax
Europe
Eurupe
Fee Com
Trafalgar Building
North Cumberhead Avenue
American Express
Haymarket
Dewe's Steamship Agency
Green Atrect
Paris
Boulevard Des Capacites
Place de l'Opera
Berlin
Vater den Linten
Petersburg
Nevsky Prospekt
Brutally Speaking on Infant Mortality and Birth Registration
An editorial notes 200000 U S babies died last year from preventable causes, with 150000 fatalities in the population of Des Moines and Sioux City. It argues for birth registration laws and criticizes civility for tolerating infant deaths. It also covers Wayne County Michigan adopting concrete roads and cost comparisons for road maintenance, plus Waterloo citizens urged to back a memorial hall combined with a public comfort station and rent room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Julia C. Lathrop
Federal
Children’s Bureau
Des Moines
Sioux City
Board of Road Commissioners
Wayne County
Detroit
Mich
Plymouth Road
Waterloo
Public works plan voiced for a central comfort station
County library relics project linked to a public comfort station near a park between bridges. City council urged to study the scheme and consider a small tax levy. Also notes praise for phonograph recovery of historic songs and a warning about ephemeral popular tunes.
Costs of elections and municipal reforms in early 20th century
The piece notes Henry Vollmer’s $300 personal and $2,300 campaign costs, with a $17 deficit, while Horicon Wisconsin adopts a manager plan with an auditor earning $1,008 annually. It also covers WWI era topics from Huerta and Villa to railroad rate talks, moving pictures, and social changes reflected in city and national debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illenry Vollmer
Horicon
Wisconsin
Commonwealth
Stockholm the City by the Baltic’s Gate and Waterways
Stockholm, capital of Sweden, sprawls across islands and peninsulas with bridges and water everywhere. The city, founded 700 years ago, blends historic streets and public buildings with polite policemen and a bustling port, home to the king and industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
Sweden
Uinvis. I
Bouter
Peninsus
Ove
Baltic
New York
Naples
Venice
Copenhagen
America
Fieshen
Long Island Sound
Views of the People on Waterloo Politics Divide
A reader argues the liquor issue is not the core for Waterloo voters. He says the fight between wets and drys masks deeper social and political problems driven by business interests, urging focus on systemic issues over personal character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times-Tribune
Waterloo
Tribune
Thompson
Iker
Jamieson
The Irreconcilable by Dr Frank Crane
The piece argues that human rebellion against fate remains strong despite calls for resignation. It cites disasters like Messina, Mount Pelée, war, and a dying mother to show that many cannot accept fate as right. It notes a divine or philosophical stance may claim acceptability, but ordinary people resist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messina
Mount
Peles
Heaven
Earth
Morality and Labor Pulse Amid Waterloo Saloons Closure
A Waterloo commentary argues that moral gains since saloon closures are slow and cites an influx of “undesirable” aliens from the Ili nois strike and cheap labor demands. It questions liquor as a crime cause, critiques taxation shifts, and urges working people to seek representation in city government to protect labor interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Waterloo
Business Men’s Temperance Association
Banquo
Organized Labor
Social Democratic ticket urged for justice by working people
A writer from Waterloo argues that working men should vote for Industrial democracy to ensure fair interpretation of laws and city administration. He attacks professional politicians and urges Social-Democratic neutrality on liquor while aiming to emancipate workers from industrial despotism. The letter is signed by G. K. Barnes from Waterloo, February 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson
Jamieson
G. K. Barnes
Waterloo
Spirit of the Iowa Press Excerpts on Public Duty and Lincoln
A collection from the Sioux City Journal and Hardin County Citizen reflects on partisan press duties and public service. It cites Castillo the Mexican bandit, notes late Senator Bacon of Georgia’s poverty on death, and condemns radical misuses of Lincoln’s legacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Senator Bacon
Georgia
Mke
Callum
Illinois
Macon
Cullom
A Valuable Tag Once More
Iowa City Republican notes the Second district election features and the lack of inquiries into Harry Hull’s faction. The piece recalls a past contested precinct lead and questions which delegation Hull led. It argues the plain Republican label is regaining meaning. Cedar Rapids Gazette reports on a congressional investigation into doings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Harry Hull
Rock Island rail line mismanaged by speculators say Iowans
In heated commentary readers claim financiers drove the Rock Island system into ruin to line pockets. They contrast it with better managed railways and argue the stock and rolling stock were turned to junk as a result. Representative Green of Iowa is cited as saying the situation dwarfs the New York New Haven and Hartford exploits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Island
Northwestern
Pennsylvania
Representative Green
Iowa
New York
New Haven
Hartford
A Moment of Fun and Absurd Exchange Tidbits
A crowded diner asks why a dish labeled chicken pie lacks chicken meat while a waiter and anecdotal exchanges mock food naming. Other brief items include quips about recalls of judges and perilous lives of secret service members, plus a clergyman tale with a boy and a rat.
Unclear microquote from game report surfaces
A fragment quotes players or fans shouting victory cheer, noting beating an opponent and a reference to home support. The readable text shows a religious or emphatic moment but lacks sufficient context for a full event summary.
Eczema Stuns Philadelphia Woman for 25 Years
Mrs. C Hellmuth recounts a 25 year battle with eczema in Philadelphia. After using Resinol Ointment and Soap she reports dramatic clearing and relief from itching and pain. Free trial offered by Resinol Department 19 M Baltimore Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Christian Science Monitor
Phonograph
Villa
Torreon
Huerta
Interstate Commerce Commission
Pittsburgh
White House
Castillo
Frank Crane
Spirit OF the Iowa Press
Sioux City Tribune
Hardin County
Manson Journal
Lincoln
Sioux City Journal
Ife
Cedar Rapids
Schences Mandrake
J. H. Schenck & Son
Behind the Times
Boas
Washington Star
Mike
Pat
Secret Service
President Wilson
Buffalo Express
Rome
Harper's Magazine
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Hollister Drug Co
Madison, Wis
Red Cross Drug Co
Henderson Drug Co
F. H. Latier
Lafayette Street
Fourth Street
Lafayette Building
4Th St. E
Reainol
H. A. Boysen
Black
T. F. Thornton
Black's Building
O. J. Fullerton
C. A. Waterbury
Thur
R. E. Russell
James Black
DR. F. C. Liffring
Osteopathic
Lafayette Brig. Tel
DR. Gerrit J. Bennett
West Fourth
Elmwood and
Western
E. H. Knittle Bye
NAT
BANK
Enue
DR. Bodwell
Ralston Securred
Syndicate Building
C. D. Pedersen
Consolidated Phone
Tofferson Street
East Fourth Street
Burch Brothers Co
Stewart and NuBone
Raonal Aucceas
Grint of Ems
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