Waterloo Evening Courier and Tri-Weekly Ad Rates
Public notice style snippet lists staff names and offices, rates, and post office registration. It notes advertising rates, subscription terms, and international desk locations for readers traveling in Europe with Courier offices and foreign postage details.
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Shiengs Ofc
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Evening Courier Courier
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Postoffice
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Europe
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Waterloo Evening Courier
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Northemberland Avenue
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Dawe's Steamship Agency
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Paris
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Place de l'Opera
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The Third Term Debate and Roosevelt Policy
The piece argues against third term objections to Roosevelt, tracing historical views from Washington to modern times. It asserts Washington’s two term stance was rooted in anti monarchy fears, while modern America has surpassed that concern. It contends third term critics misframe issues as prejudice, while praising reformist restraint and a square deal for candidates. It notes Taft’s four year service lessening imperial stigma and questions whether Roosevelt would have faced the issue differently if elected initially.
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Grant
Republic
America
Roosevelt
Taft
Diaz
Geagou
Noonevelt
Lily
Cummins Emerges as Superior Leader in Presidential Race
The article argues Cummins stands as a constructive statesman ahead of Taft and Roosevelt, praising his leadership and a new anti monopoly bill. It suggests Taft and Roosevelt may fail to unite, risking a compromise candidate equally capable, if not more so, than the top contenders.
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Roosevelt
Taft
Jowan
Poor Uncle Lyman Keeps Outrage With Democracy Note
Aged Outlook editor rejects extending popular recall to the judiciary, citing democratic principles. The column surveys Teddy Roosevelt in politics, Madero and revolutionary fervor, and general social musings on public figures and moods.
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Lyman
Outlook
Hoosevelt
Roosevelt and Taft GOP Nomination Debate Observed
A survey of Iowa newspapers notes shifting views on Roosevelt as a potential passive candidate and the risk to Taft’s renomination. Columns discuss Roosevelt’s strength, party reaction, and the GOP’s reluctance to repudiate Taft’s record amid cautions on nominating Roosevelt or supporting further incumbents.
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Young
Nes Moines
Roosevelt
Taft
Republcan
Chicago Record-Herald
A Year of B s and Political Talk Across Iowa
A compilation from several papers discusses presidential politics and party leadership over the past four years. It cites Theodore Roosevelt’s influence, calls for careful, western-leaning leadership, and notes growing female suffrage in California to Utah, while poking fun at Champ Clark’s pension vote and Canadian annexation talk.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Cedar Rapids
Champ Clark
Champ
A Patchwork of Tiny Jests and Civic Snippets
A collage of humorous exchanges and social vignettes from various papers. Smiles, dinner plans, and a chef in a swell case mix with a child’s mishap on a train platform, a witty road convention quip, and a quibble over checks and car fare.
Dyersville Resident Dies After Snowstorm and Heart Trouble
Henry Freiburg, a well known Dyersville resident, died on February 28 after a heavy snowstorm and longstanding heart trouble. He left for Mass at St. Francis' church, struggled through deep snow, reached the church, and passed away shortly after arrival. He had suffered heart trouble for some time and had lived in Dyersville.
Mary Lyon remembered on birth anniversary at Mt Holyoke
Ruth Cameron reflects on Mary Lyon founder of Mt Holyoke College born February 28, 1797. The piece recalls her struggle against poverty and prejudice, her impact as a teacher and administrator, and her enduring personal influence through small acts of kindness and enduring maxims.
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Mary Lyon
Mt. Holyoke College
Mt. Holyoke
Ipswich
Ruth Cameron
Prominent City Resident Dies After Long Lumber Career
Ville, long a leading figure in the community, passed away after an extended tenure with Armstrong Lumber Co. He had been a prominent resident of the city for nearly three decades and was widely respected for his dedication to local business and civic life.
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Emporia
Wilhoit
Mr. Wilhoit
Kansas City Star
Pickett to Unveil Monument in Oakland Cemetery
Manchester Iowa February 28 Special Congressman Charles F E Pickett accepted invitation from W A Morse post G A R to deliver the dedicatory address at a new monument to be erected in Oakland cemetery this spring. The 2 PM dedication on Decoration Day features Pickett unveiling the statue after a ceremony at the opera house and a veterans march to the cemetery. The event aims to attract thousands, with plans to observe forenoon exercises in nearby towns to fit veterans' schedules.
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Charles FE. Pickett
W. A. Morse
Oakland Cemetery
Post
Manchester
Pickett
Delaware County
Doctors Use This for Eczema and D D D Prescription
Ex-Health Commissioner Dr Evans says skin diseases relate to skin. The D D D eczema wash with wintergreen thymol and other ingredients is urged by leading physicians. Dr Holmes calls it highly specific for eczema, claiming it relieves itch instantly. A $1 bottle is offered on guarantee that it costs nothing if it fails. Wangler Bros.
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