SHo Wata Allo Daily SP Reportes Vol. Tino 14
The document is a historical newspaper masthead and advertising policy note from a Watersoo Iowa paper listing editorial staff, subscription prices, and advertising rules. It notes mailing rates, carrier weekly costs, and offices in major cities, with Associated Press and United Press International affiliations and policy statements on advertising.
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TINO
W. FH. Harmen Co
Corner Park Ave
Aid Commercial &T
John O. Hartman
Qeceessvsss
Jackson McCouvais
Tes
Audit Bureau of Circulations
New York
Palladelphia
Chicago
Los Angelea
San Francisco
Story
Brooks Finley
Representatives
Governor Hammill outlines Iowa policy in health and reform
Gov. John Hammill presents a broad plan to the Iowa legislature covering health, education, and economic policy. He highlights a $2,506,000 state treasury balance, calls for stronger public health boards, expanded home processing of grains and livestock, and reforms in criminal procedure and aviation regulation.
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John Hammill
Iowa General Assembly
Commonwealth
Hammill
Veterans’ Bureau
Treasury of
Iowa
State Bar Association
Substituting Modern Sense for Obsolete Indictment Language
An Ames Tribune editorial mocks archaic legal phrasing in indictments and defends modern clarity. It contrasts eighteenth century verbosity with twentieth century common sense and notes debates on religion science and cowardly disguises in public life.
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Ames Tribune
Making Culture Hum By Glenn Prank President of Wisconsin
A 1920s essay argues culture should be a dynamic force shaping daily life not a mere adornment. It calls for a revival of dynamic Greek classicism, integration of education with machine civilization, and culture as a practical guide for work and leisure to foster a new humanism.
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Mylene
Mirady
Ardresa
William Brady
Glenn Prank
University of Wisconsin
Century Magazine
Copyright
McCture
Yeager
Acance
Fifty Years Ago In The Courier January 15 1875
In this brief retrospective from 1875 the Cheyenne Indian breakout at Fort Robinson Nebraska leads to 36 captured and 30 killed by troops as Indians resist relocation. Other items note local deaths, school openings at Cedar Falls, church events, and city business including bank directors, ice harvesting plans, and weather impacts.
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Fort Robinson
Neb
Indian Territory
Pioneer Resident Mrs Mosher Dies in Enid Visit
Twenty years ago on Saturday January 16 1909 Mrs Jerry Mosher a Pioneer resident died at a daughter’s home in Enid Oklahoma after a visit two weeks prior Her husband had died years before. The piece notes snow falls plows and city sweeping plus stockholder growth at Waterloo Gasoline Engine company now John Deere Tractor and names officers Miller Witty Johnson. It mentions the illness of lawyer Thomas O D Healey of Fort Dodge and a social event at the James Black Dry Goods company with about 100 guests and a severe cold wave closing with Mrs J F Simpson described as critically ill.
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Jerry Mosher
City
Enid
Oklo
Waterloo Gasoline Engine Company
John Deere Tractor Company
James Black
James Black Dry Goods Company
Independence
How the World Is Governed Russian Masses Think Littl of Office Changes
A 1932 Associated Press feature compares Soviet and American governance noting that in the USSR one party and a central committee wield power, with Stalin as de facto ruler, while the US relies on elected Congress and checks by executive and judicial branches. It comments on lack of opposition, censorship, and the diminished freedom of expression under Soviet rule.
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Wates Raney
Russia
Union of Socialist Soviet Republics
Altho
Altho Josef Vissarionowich Stalin
Hoover
All Union Congress of Sovests
Moscow
Rusia
Volosts Soviet
Government Soviet
All Union Congress
United States
Supreme Court
Nightclub holdups redefine street violence in New York
A New York report describes a wave of polished holdups where culprits wear dinner coats and sit hats, reassuring victims with calm talk and a grim warning. Stories mention a fashionably dressed suspect at a Westchester club, a chairborne hold up on a crowded dance floor, and a trend toward young, neat criminals who study victims from upscale settings.
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New York
Sir Galahad
Westchester Club
Gomes
Crypt Under Capitol Rotunda Holds Suffrage Statue
A Washington crypt beneath the Capitol rotunda houses Adelaide Johnson’s memorial statue to Susan B Anthony Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Matilda Joslyn Gage. The solitary sculpture sits in a gloomy chamber once intended for Washington’s tomb as a future crypt remains unused.
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Washington
D. C
Dan
Capital
Susan B. Anthony
Elizabeth Gady Stanton
Ma Mott
Adelaide Johnson
Lucretia Molt
World War History Collection Displays At National Museum
The national museum showcases a vast world war history collection with arms, uniforms, and relics. It features paintings of major events, Liberty and Victory loan posters, ambulances, field kitchens, delousing machines, and miniature models of war machinery and ships. A trench replica and western front locomotives are included for veterans and visitors.
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Dy Tnermery C
Plumtaten
Washington
National Museum
Liberty and Victory Loan
Naval Railway
Light
Western Front
Colorado plans extend Harding Highway to Mount Evans summit
Denver January 16 1929 Colorado highway budget funds 35000 for Harding Memorial Highway reaching Mount Evans summit in 1929. The 14300 foot peak road will rise five miles at about 300 feet per mile with a level parking area at the top. The project aims to make the Rockies accessible and rival Pike's Peak and Fall River roads.
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Denver
Colo
Mount Evans
Colorado
Highway Advisory Board
United States
Warren G. Harding
Summit Lake
Farm Problems and Prospects for Agricultural Relief
The editorial argues that federal aid alone cannot solve farming woes. Cooperative marketing, efficient distribution, and state guided surveys may help farmers adapt, reduce costs, rotate crops, and improve profitability. Individual initiative and education remain essential as federal legislation is explored.
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Christian Science Monitor
United States
Bain
President Coolidge honored at Charlottesville visit
A New York Herald-Tribune item notes satirical chatter on Capitol Hill about President Coolidge’s Charlottesville visit as a guest of Dr Edwin Anderson Alderman. Attending were Virginia Governor Byrd and North Carolina Governor McLean, with Alderman quipping about cross party labels among the leaders.
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New York Herald-Tribune
President Coolidge
Capitol Hill
Charlottesville
Edwin Anderson Alderman
University of Virginia
Gov
Byrd
Virginia
McLean
North Carolina
Alderman
Sid
Gayeunor
Massachusetts
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SHO Wata Allo Daily SP Report
State Department of Health
Boards of Health
Board of Conservation
Hardihood
Woodcraft
Guv. Hammill
Nat'l Newspaper
Rennris
Iron and Tea Club
Brady
Literary Digest
Jenin
Mary
Prise
Yollee
Cat
MY Sweetie
The
Courier
Charles Heller
Orange Township
Towa State Normal School
Cedar Falls
Iowa State Teachers College
PF. T. Lee
Congregational Church
A. G. Eberhart
J. W. Drew
Go. Nate A. Reed
Waterloo
Ackley
Mason City
Eee
Burlington
Cedar Rap
I. M. Hay
Young People's Christian Association
Grace M. &. Church
R. A. Whitaker
Howard S. Hoot
M. J. Sweeney
Louise Baker
First National Bank
Allen
Robert
Manson
A. Mc
Elhinney
L. Alford
B. A. Lane
H. B. Allen
Robert Manson
J. W. Krapfel
Commercial National Bank
J. Edwards
L. Cooley
W. H. Herlman
C. E
B. Vinton
Leavitt
E. D. Keck
Boston
Mass
Electric Light Company
Lee
J. B. Young
Joseph Shirley
J. M. Howrey
Will Ellis
Engie
Henry Daniel
Robart
Kingsley
Santa Fe
N. M
Edith Milnerr
Ban Dirgstal
W. C. FL Ge N
George B. Miller
L. W. Witty
J. E. Johnson
Thomas
Healey
Fort Dodge
J. F. Simpson
Fremont Street
al Smith
Oliver Street
Mr. Smith
Forty-ninth Street
Oscar Shaw
Westchester Golf Course
Aes Quane Og MU
Loveland Pass
Silver Plume
Dillon
Leadville
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Fort Collins
Minneapolis Journal
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