Waterloo Daily Advertising Rates and Policies Notice
The Waterloo Evening Conriee announces advertising rates and policies. It lists circulation details, office addresses in Waterloo Iowa and other bureaus, and notes on republication rights and policy for rejected ads. The notice covers penalties for unread ads and specifies payment timing and policy on policy-influencing content.
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W. H Hartman CO
West Park Ave
John C. Hartman
A. W. Peterson
Treas
Gen’ XM
Waterloo
Iowa
Associated Press
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Washington, D. C
Munsey Bldg
Dougherty
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Story
Stooks & Finley
Corn Alcohol Dream Spurs Farmer and Motorist Benefit
A historical column argues corn can yield five gallons of alcohol per bushel with byproducts paying the cost, boosting fuel supplies and lowering motor fuel prices. It notes Peoria investors consider feasibility as gasoline rises, while warning of unequal gains between corn growers and motorists. It also references Bernard Baruch advocating a swift, definite German reparations settlement to spark global economic activity.
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Iowa
Peoria
Fifty Years Ago In The Courier Jan 9 1871 Waterloo items
Fifty years ago readers of The Courier reported on local business backings amid mild inflation, noting ready made clothing failures in Dubuque and robust wheat and pork markets in Waterloo. The piece mixed city issues such as street numbering, a push for faster industry, political chatter from Meredith and McAdoo, and notes on weather, sleighing Parties, and local residents.
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Elon
Dubuque
Herald
Waterloo
Publication of The Amendment Advocates Prohibition
Fort y years ago in Charles City steward B F Wright began The Amendment, a publication backing constitutional prohibition. On Wednesday night Mrs Gasser, wife of Michiel Gasser, died of bowel inflammation at 26 with four children. The family moved from Dubuane last October. Gasser ran a livery business. Warm weather hinted spring, but a possible cooling trend loomed. Mrs Wilson of 18 Bridge street advertised fashion revival. F W Dic Bain, stage driver Waterloo to Reinbeck, reported a frightful blizzard last week. A horse owned by George E Dickey of Bennington township had its 1879 tax remitted after animal died. Illinois Central trains were snowbound in the Cedar Falls cut last Thursday.
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George E. Dickey
Bennington Township
Moves slated for city offices and shops in 1901
Postmaster J C Munger announces the city office will move February 22 into Fowler Bramaber block on Sycamore street. Columbia club will occupy the building’s third floor. F M Wilson leases T M Watts building on Fourth street west to open a shoe store. Mrs Johanna Tippman injured in a fall on Bridge street. Mrs Charles Nap man to care for her until a Reinbeck daughter arrives. A dining room presentation by Miss Katherine Stearns. Keane's orchestra provided music as Olive French and Edith Munger hosted. Rev I M Merlin Jones to attend a bishops retreat in Des Moines next week. City Marshal instructed to remove slot machines from all city businesses. A jail inmate slept with a lit pipe, nearly burning bedding. Elks hall hosted 400 guests before police help.
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J. C. Munger
Fowler-Bramaber Block
Sycamore Street
Columbia Club
Johanna Tippman
Bridge Street
Charles Napman
Tippman
Reinbeck
Katherine Stearns
Olive French
Edith Munger
Keane
Eliza
Beth Roby
S. H. Pinkerton
Holt
Elks Hall
Consumption's Ravages and Health Talks by Dr. Huber
Health Talks by John R. Huber, A M M D discuss consumption as a leading cause of death across trades and ages. The piece links tuberculous disease to housing, sanitation, child labor, heredity, and civilization, urging wise legislative action. It also includes a Q and A on neuralgia of the feet with causes, symptoms, and management, and notes replies will appear in future columns with self addressed envelopes for faster responses.
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Huber
The Sandman Story The Coming Of The Fire Flies
A whimsical tale by Mrs PF A Walker about fairy kingdoms. The moonbeam fairy explains lonely star fairies wish to join nightly earth revels. The queen agrees to welcome the star fairies and invites their first journey along the moonbeam path.
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Sandman
PF. A. Walker
Silvery Farry
Summer Moonbeams and Star Fairies Tale
A whimsical tale recalls star fairies guiding fireflies during summer, describing luminous tiny beings as joyful messengers. The narrative frames the story as ancient and suggests watching the night sky for signs of these benevolent creatures.
The Sermon of Love Love One Another Love Story
The preacher echoes the text Love one another, moving a listener and Mary to tears. After the benediction the speaker and Mary walk together in fields and confess enduring love, pledging lifelong unity.
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Mary
Nature Notes questions ask about wild animals and wood frogs
The column invites readers to submit general questions to the Nature Notes Dept. and promises answers in tomorrow's issue. It lists three sample questions about how young wild animals are harried, whether wood frogs keep the same color year round, and whether dumb animals suffer from shame-sickness.
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Nature Notes
Answers to Previous Quotes Questions
A collage of Q A on topics from skunk bee predation breathing hawks and bird antagonists. The piece includes historic views on skunk raids near apiaries bee defense beliefs about bee stings and bee immunity consideration of mechanical and chemical aspects of breathing and a hawk evading attackers by spiraling to confuse and dislodge pursuers.
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Earth
Hraggar
Friends and Innuendo on a Streetcar Ride
Andrew recalls a streetcar conversation about Dug’s sister and his new wife. Imogene teases him while they mock the bride’s fashion choices, the wedding party, and the church luncheon style. The dialogue reveals gossip, class cues, and a sharp, humorous tone.
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Dus Henry
Andrew
Dug
Imogene
Weill
Maurice Munro
Smith
One Guess as Good as Another in Marion
Iowa editors discuss cabinet selections with Marion correspondents noting uncertainty over a single remaining member. Kansas is expected to have a rousing week, with high notes likely to be reached. Other items mock kitchen duties, fashions, and reform, while a plea to save whales calls for a half century closed season.
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Council Bluffs
Marion
Harding
Speakiig
Kansas
Sioux City Journal
Johannesburg
Breyer
Transvaal Museum
Vegetable hidden in rebus puzzle
Decode the rebus by combining and subtracting given word parts to reveal a vegetable name. TEA and SIELINER yield TEASIE LINER, then ining TEAM MINE minus ERMINE yields MINE minus ERMINE to form MINE, Dus CLAM plus POLSON plus PANE, remove CLAMP PANE ONE, ending with EQUIALS ILLINOIS, ultimately spelling a common vegetable.
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Illinois
The Testing Of Brenda War Love And A New York Meeting
Brenda Nielsen, a new American by naturalization, travels to New York to study at Start school where she meets Roger Daly, a newspaper man, and Gordon Lee, a painter. Amid armistice crowds and postwar doubts Brenda grapples with war, money troubles, and a guarded courtship as Gordon reappears, hinting at future entanglements in a city coloured by resilience and rumor.
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Brenda Nielsen
J. Thomas Sland
United States
New York
St Atart School
Roger Daly
Brenda
Daly
Roger
Russia
Gordon Lee
Fifth Avenue
Barrowir
Inherited $2 Million Stirs 160-Year Philadelphia Claim
Greenville man G Wiseheart Jr. learns his great great grandfather left blocks in Philadelphia. Litigation over the property stretched 160 years as heirs pursue ownership and resolve the long legal feud.
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Greenville, S. C.G
Wiseheart, Jr
Wiseheart
Philadelphia
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T. M. Watts
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I. M. Merlin Jones
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Columbia
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