Waterloo Courier Advertisement Rates and Offices
The Waterloo Courier TriWeekly offers classed ads with a minimum of 1 cent per word and no ads under three cents. Rates, contracts, and postal exchanges are listed, along with offices at 1502 Tribune Building and West Park Avenue. International agent locations in Europe are provided.
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Waterloo
Iowa
Courier
Europe
Waterton Brewing Courier
Posgon
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Northumberland Avenue
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Dawe
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Paris
Boulevard Des Capucines
Place de l'Opers
Bettin
Bettin—Unter den Linden, No. 9. St. Petersburg—377 Nevady Prospekt
Testa
Rule of Science reshapes American government says editorial
An editorial argues that within five years science will govern policy rather than voters. It cites global models from Germany to Canada, praises social insurance schemes, and predicts a new Progressive movement pushing modern governance across the nation.
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New Zealand
Germany
South Africa
Canada
Denmark
England
Australia
White House
Progressive Service
Iowa
Iowa Second District Congress Race Hopes and Denunciations
The report cites Henry Vollmer urging reform and warning that a Democratic defeat would bow down the head and embolden reactionary forces. Republicans in the Second District show a frame of mind about victory, while Democrats in Iowa feel hopeful about defeating Senator Cummins amid party turmoil.
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Iowa
Henry Vollmer
Wilson
Tyne
Senator Cummins
Albert B. Cummins
Telegraph speed and canal passage draw early notice
The article notes ocean liners crossing the Panama canal will cause no surprise in the public mind. It highlights the Chicago Anamosa Northern railway changing hands and possibly extending to Waterloo, signaling new ownership and ambitious expansion.
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Panama Canal
Waterloo
Chicago, Anamosa
The Actor's Life and Illusions on Stage and Off
The piece examines actors as performers on stage and in life. It notes their craft of convincing audiences, the hard work behind pretending emotions, and the odd shifts between fame and ordinary life. It suggests fame can lead to heaven on Broadway and travel to Europe as an improvement.
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Heaven
Thirty-fourth Street
Broadway
New York
Europe
Iowa Politics And School Election Reform In Focus
The piece notes the shift to a state school election law requiring nominations seven days before voting and Australian ballots. It discusses Democratic hopes in the Senate race with figures like Wade Porter Connally Dunn and mentions Senator Kenyon’s bid to renominate Cummins. It argues for Republican unity on progressive ground to defeat Democrats.
Kentucky Congressman to Enter Congress Unarmed
A Kentuckian representative should not enter national halls without his gun. The speaker asserts the idea of Ben Johnson appearing in Congress unarmored is inconceivable and ridiculed as unacceptable.
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Ben Johnson
Kentucky
Congress
What Would He Do In State Politics
A compilation notes speculative positions on Governor nominees and platform stances. It references Meredith of Des Moines as Democratic nominee and cites possible shifts on capital extension plans. The piece links congressional delay on trust legislation to prior currency and tariff debates.
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Cedar Rapids Gazette
Meredith
Des Moines
Council Bluffs
Washington
Ideas of a Plain Man The Child
The Child is a central spiritual asset, driving self control and frugality in parents. Love for children strengthens families and restrains folly, with parental instincts stabilizing society. A professor notes parental care underpins family life and secure foundations for civilization.
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Elwood
A Moment of Fun An Embarrassing Moment
Mr Milne sits with a friend as a host tries to speak softly. Milne asks for louder speech causing embarrassment and a ripple of laughter around the table while the host struggles to be heard.
Jokes and maxims from old papers in a humor collage
A collection of comic quotes and quips from historic newspapers. Snippets cover a dining grace dispute a garden tango a jury dispute a medicine joke and a Bryan era remark. The pieces reflect era voice and playful mischief in brief exchanges.
Mystery deepens in Keokuk wife death case
Keokuk Iowa January 22 The body of Mrs Inez O Donnell was found naked bruised and near death. Her husband is bound over to the grand jury for killing her but insists he did not touch her claiming she fell down cellar stairs. Blood marked the walls yet his account remains unchanged.
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Keokuk
Inez O'Donnell
Two Men Killed by Trains Near Milwaukee Line
Perry Iowa reports the sudden deaths of two men struck by trains at Milwau kee division offices. Tyra Parmalee riding a horse across the tracks was hit at Collins. Paul Tunga, a laborer and cook in a construction camp, was killed by a passenger train.
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Perry
The
Milwaukee
Collins
Tyra Parmalee
Campbell Hill
Paul Tunga
Hayes Nominated for Congress in Second District
City Attorney W E B Hayes of Clinton was unanimously chosen on the Republican ticket at the Second District convention in Davenport Iowa. Hayes who initially declined later accepted after delegate urging and promises of united party support. He is 28, a Clinton native and University of Michigan Law graduate with strong ties to German and labor communities. Charles Thomas of Maquoketa was briefly discussed but not named as a candidate.
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Iowa City
Kenyon
Cummins
Iowa
Clarke
Washington
Davenport
W. EB. Hayes
Clinton
Congress
Hayes
Congressional Committee
Republican Party
Clinton High School
College of Law
University of Michigan
Clinton County
Charles Thomas
Maquoketa
Delaware Farmers Institute Draws Nine Hundred Citizens
Delaware County Farmers Institute met in Manchester on January 22 at 9:45 am despite bad weather. President R. A. Pearson of Iowa State College opened the event. Dean A Marston of Ames Engineering spoke to an audience of over nine hundred. Mrs. B. W. Williams conducted sale numbers. W. H. Clute spoke on Sheep as Corn Huskers and J. B. Porter on Poultry Raising. B. E. Reed of Lenox College also addressed attendees.
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Manchester
Delaware County Farmers’ Institute
R. A. Pearson
State Agricultural College
A. Marston
Ames College
Delaware County
Women from all lands praise Lydia E. Pinkham remedy
Women across the country write letters thanking Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for restoring health. The notices urge all women with illnesses of the female variety to try the remedy, arguing its success for others suggests it will help them too.
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Atlantic
Pacific
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia EF. Pinkham
Lydia E.pinkham
Wonderful Case of Mrs Stephenson on the Pacific Coast
A woman in Independence Oregon reports nervous prostration and heart palpitations eased by Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash. She attests to renewed health after months of illness and says she relies on the remedies for sickness.
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Stephenson
Pacific Coast
Orreon
Lydia Binkham
Fairfax Man Is Found Dead in Suicide after Loss
Andrew D. Garnett a 34 year old wealthy farmer from near Fairfax was found dead in a Cedar Rapids hotel after taking his own life connected to the death of his wife and child. Police said he shot himself and the tragedy occurred yesterday following his family loss.
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Fairfax
Cedar Rapids
Andrew D. Garnett
Clarke to Speak on Capitol Extension in Perry
Governor Clarke will address Perry residents on Capitol extension law next Wednesday evening, discussing his views after receiving a letter from him.
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Clarke
Perry
Musterole Ad Claims Must-Have Cold and Chest Remedy
An old musterole advertisement touts must-have use for coughs and chest colds. It promises relief for neuralgia headaches congestion pleurisy rheumatic pains and more and offers 25c 50c and 2.50 jars mailed from Cleveland Ohio. Positive testimonials claim it is a first aid and remedy for both adults and children with bronchitis croup sore throat and related ailments.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Governor Clarke Joins Perry Visit at Public Forum
Morning reports the governor will be in Perry at a time agreed with officers of the People's Forum, a newly formed society focused on public interest discussions.
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Morning
Perry
Clarke
People's Forum
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Adverts Cough Aid
Do you begin to cough at night just when you hope to sleep A tickling throat keeps you awake Just take Foley's Honey and Tar Compound It will check the cough and stop the tickling sensation at once Does not upset the stomach Best for children and grown persons Sold by all druggists everywhere
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Foley
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