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Waterloo Evening Courier lists publication details and pricing for carrier and mail delivery, stock prices and rates, and editorial policies. It notes Associated Press and United Press International wires, advertising standards, and business office affiliations in New York Philadelphia Chicago Los Angeles and San Francisco with Story Brooks and Finley representatives.
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Hartman
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Chicago
Los Angeles
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Everlasting Debt of Remembrance for Founding Leaders
February evokes national history as Americans honor leaders beyond Washington and the Framers. Benjamin Franklin’s diplomacy at France, John Marshall’s judicial influence, Alexander Hamilton’s finance, and Daniel Webster’s legal interpretations are highlighted as shaping the nation. Their enduring contributions justify lasting remembrance.
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Washington
Benjamin Franklin
Franklin
France
John Marshall
Supreme Court
Alexander Hamilton
Finance
the Treasury
Daniel Webster
A Socialists Record and Spargo’s True Affiliation
A discussion argues that John Spargo remained active and trusted within socialism, citing his years on the national executive committee and as a delegate to conventions. It lists his writings and roles, asserting that critics’ claims of his disloyalty are ancient and unfounded.
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John Spargo
Spargo
Socialist Party
Vermont
America
Karl Marx
Tavistock Borough Politics and Unusual School Vote
Tavistock New Jersey, the smallest U S borough, with 19 voters and no local school, held a special election to fund Joe Logans tuition to Elizabeth Haddon public school in nearby Haddonfield. The golf club owned by Tavistock Country Club helped shape local governance and public works.
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Paradise
Tavistock
United States
New Jersey
Joe Logan
Tavistock Country Club
Lo St Haal
Elizabeth Haddon
Haddonfield
Sa Tavistore
Board of Education
Joe
Department of Public Works
Golf Club
Corse
Bureau of Highways
Des Moines Daily Herald to Challenge Des Moines Register
W Claude Jarnagin arrives as managing editor of the new Des Moines Daily Herald to compete with the Des Moines Register and Tribune. The McCune building on Court Avenue is remodeled to house a four deck straight line octuple press and advanced typesetting equipment. Des Moines aims to be a major news center with this new venture.
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Des Moines
Feld
Des Moines Register and Tribune
Des Moines Daily Herald
W. Claude Jarnagin
Des Moines Capital
Storm Lake Pilot-Tribune
McCune
Court Avenue
One Newsotte
Hoover to unveil new venture on March 4 with broadcast
Morning and evening papers discuss mergers and capital concentration as The Register plant promises unlimited resources. Public reaction remains uncertain while the nation awaits President-elect Hoover's masterpiece to be broadcast on March 4, expected to surpass Coolidge in clarity and breadth.
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Register
Herbert Hoover
Calvin Coolidge
Hoover
Personal Health Service Tales of a Meningitis Warning
A reader recounts a family doctor’s cold diagnosis for a baby that later developed meningitis, warning that a common cold can mask serious illness. The piece urges caution with health authorities and stresses recognizing early epidemic meningitis among respiratory infections.
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Board of Health
Bard of Health
Mike
Golden Mile
The World's Money By Glenn Frank 1829 Excerpt
Glenn Frank analyzes state expenditure levels and compares per capita wealth and income across nations. The piece discusses public spending shares, including examples from Japan France Austria Hungary Canada Italy and Norway, and poses policy questions for readers evaluating government budgets.
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Glenn Frank
McClure
University of Wisconsin
The
Century Magazine
Great Britain
United
United States
Japan
Italy
France
Germany
Britain
Austria
Hungary
Australia
Canada
Norway
Jest at Moment and Society Notes Across Vein of News
A collage of verse and anecdotes includes a flapper lament on independence and thrift, a note to Estelle about contemporary tests, a Los Angeles boy found in New Mexico, and reflections on war stories and public discourse.
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Los Angeles
New Mexico
West
Brain Tests for N Y Evening Post Inc
A reader exercise asks to underline the best word for each statement, selecting precise terms. Items include manslaughter or murder for killing a king, inventive power described as clever or ingenious, a man pouring money into risky schemes as promoter or investor, breaking into a house as burglary or robbery, and an outspoken critic as candid. Answers appear on the Society Page.
Lent and My Home Meditation on Marriage and Faith
Copyright 1929 Topic for the Week emphasizes marriage as a holy unity. It extols mutual love as society’s foundation, noting the home’s sweetness, children’s joy, and life’s strength tied to the wedded bond. A prayer asks God to keep couples undivided to death and to preserve homes in beauty and peace.
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Fifty Years Ago In The Courier Headlines
Excerpts recount weather with 12 degrees below, a new railroad ticket case, a Weller Gillen wedding in Orange township, valentines to the Waverly Republican editor, brewery engine orders, Whisky Row goose, Reform club meeting with five cent admissions, Red Jacket Fire company purchasing a La France steam engine, Mesquakie Indians entertainment, and notices of a Forties era auction, paper mill shipment plans, and Washington's birthday observance.
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Rock Island
Union Station
J. J. Weller
Orange Township
Minnie Weller
Robert Gillen
Waverly Republican
Red Jacket Fire Company
Courthouse Boiler Room Showcases Repairs and New Paint
A February report describes the courthouse boiler room softened by new paint and furnishings under fireman William Webb who also serves as carpenter, steam fitter, plumber, and electrician. County supervisors visited the new county farm for facility improvements discussions, and architect plans were reviewed. Jubilee services at First Methodist celebrate 280 new members and church rooms planning.
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William Webb
Board of Supervisors
Denver
Methodist Episcopal Church
Franciscan Sisters promise new hospital if funds raised
In a news item the Franciscan Sisters of St. Louis pledge a modern hospital with 30 beds contingent on raising the necessary funds. The note mentions the eventual larger St. Francis hospital being built. The piece also notes local soda fountain business activity as summer approaches and a Schultz drug store acquirement of a 24 foot electric display. Attorney E H McGoy travels to Tuabane to help relocate his father John McCoy and family to Waterloo. They have purchased the L E Fowler house on Logan Avenue. Fowler plans to build in Highland addition next spring.
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Franciscan Sisters of
Schultz Drug
E. H. McGoy
Tubuane
John McCoy
Waterloo
L. EB. Fowler
Logan Avenue
Fowler
Highland Addition
My Thirty Years at Sea Storm Challenged a Destroyer
A 1928 AP excerpt recounts a sailor Fried facing a severe hurricane aboard the destroyer Roe during fleet maneuvers bound for Guantanamo. He recalls the storm’s immense seas, damaged steering gear, and being 1000 miles off course before reaching port.
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Associated Press
Fried
Roe
Guantanamo
Shipboard Tales Of Storms And Winds From The Atlantic
The account describes heavy seas and cautious crews facing hurricane force winds from 60 to 160 miles per hour. It notes wave heights of 20 to 30 feet from trough to crest and 100 to 150 feet between crests, with surface waves traveling 25 to 46 miles. It cites West Indian hurricanes, Chinese typhoons, Mexican northers, and Magellan Strait upheavals as major storms and recalls a 1911 Atlantic coast encounter of destroyers during a violent winter storm. Wireless was in its infancy then, yet ships maintained some communication after losing sight of each other.
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Delaware
Straits of Magellan
Atlantic
New York Hotels Face Early Bankruptcy and Social Trends
In New York reports reflect hotel optimism and fragility in early stages of operation with signs of crowd management and publicity plays. The piece notes lavish tactics, staff behavior, and the impact of scandals, murders, and fashion-driven publicity on patronage, plus a social portrait of Broadway hustlers and long-time porters.
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New York
E& Mammoth
Fiske-Stokes Andr
Desperate voyage as destroyer battles raging seas
The crew endures massive waves and a damaged destroyer as they drift off course by about 1000 miles. Vermont tows them to Norfolk after days of battering, with three funnels crushed and the ship barely habitable. The port reunion brings relief and reflection on the ordeal.
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