Wateriog Evening Bondee Classified Street News
Wateriog Evening Bondee runs weekly notices and advertising rates as published by Waterlow Journal. The page lists staff roles, circulation figures, and policy statements on advertising, including deadline rules and submission guidance for local and national notices.
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Ww. Lalax CO
West Park Ave
Jenn C. Hertmen
Montoc
A. W. Peterson
Treas
Gen'l Mgr
Wien
Waterlow
Jows
Ton
D. C
Muczer
Dougherty
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Storr
Stooks & Finlexy
Rep's
A Brilliant Idea for Redistricting Iowa Districts
A Washington suggestion to scatter counties from Rep Good’s Fifth district to other districts stalls on practical grounds. Population totals show no simple split preserves equal districts, requiring a comprehensive statewide redraw. The piece notes potential shifts for First Fourth Sixth Eighth and Eleventh districts and hints incumbent risks.
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Washington
Good
Iowa
Mr. Good
Marshall County
Des Moines
Linn County
Cedar Rapids
Grundy
Nto
Early 1924 Campaign Lineup From Democratic Sources
Democratic sources say the 1924 campaign lineup is practically set, with primaries still years away. The noted “unterrified” will march against each other likely at Chicago or another convention.
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Chicago
Political clash sketches Bryan McAdoo in 1920s era
The piece contrasts William Jennings Bryan and William Gibbs McAdoo as Democratic options, noting Bryan’s conviction and past program vs McAdoo’s vague platform and professional-politician stance. It reviews party dynamics, state campaigns, and speculative paths to 1924, plus social topics from textile resumption to a weight based railway fare idea and Iowa divorce figures.
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Bryan
McAdoo
Wilson
Brian
Nebrisken
Mr. Bryan
Mr.Bryan
Iowa
Meredith
Des Moines
Iowa Judge Allows Women Jurors to Wear Hats in Court
An Iowa judge rules that women jurors may wear headgear in the courtroom. The decision cites rights similar to free church hat wear but notes possible obstruction to juror duties.
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Iowa
Germs and Colds Health Talk by Dr Huber
Health talks discuss how most colds stem from germ invasion in predisposed people. Poor dental hygiene and improper diet help spread infections, while mouth breathing and congestion increase susceptibility. Cocoa questions cover its nutritional content and fat, with notes on digestion and adulteration potential.
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Ealing
Fifty Years Ago In The Courier Ja 26 1871
Easier times predicted as late grain pork and western product price drops ease money strain. Rev HH Farrall former Jefferson Street pastor now Decorah chosen to go to Rome to establish a mission for a year. Wood supply ad and well advertising note. farmers haul ice as droughts persist. Ship injury reported from Mt Vernon man D B Pixley. debate topic on Bible in public schools. Anna Field to lecture against women’s suffrage extension. reports of Franco Prussian War bombardment and Paris fall anticipated.
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Rome
HH. Farrall
Jefferson Street Methodist Church
Decorah
Italy
Tairall
Efor
Merchant of Veeda performed by locals with Des Moines aid
Forty years ago on Wednesday January 26 1881 a select audience filled the opera house to see Shakespeare’s Merchant of Veeda by local amateurs with Prof M Gibney of Des Moines. Cast included Caesar Selam io Solanio Gratiano etc and receipts reached 400 after three shows. Also notes on sickness coffins scarlet fever and a sleighing accident injuring John Althouse.
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Opera House
Shakespeare
Nerissa
Gitmey
Shylock
Frank van Duyn
Lancelot
Gabbo
Emmons Johnson
Old Gabbo
W. Burnham
Jessica
Homer J. Holcomb
Lorenzo
George Frink
Duke of Venice
Julia Kinstler
Balthazar
Cedar Falls
Benedict wins candy box for closest guess at store pig shot count
Black's store owner F. L. Benedict claimed a S pound candy box from Allen's restaurant after guessing the closest to the number of shots fired into a candy pig at the store. The event occurred twenty years prior on a June Saturday in 1904.
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F. L. Benedict
Black's Store
Allen's Restaurant
Guess Ling
Sandman stories and local notices from Cedar Falls
The notes describe Br Mrs F A Walker, the Sandman Story feature, and local items: Frank Bailey building sold for 5500 dollars on Fourth Street West, the Waterloo Club election on Bridge Street elected officers, and a Redbird tale where the queen colors him red after fairy intervention. Also reported are local deaths, mayoral mention, and Victoria queen’s death with surrounding details.
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W. Arbuckle
Frank Bailey
Fourth Street West
Christ Episcopal choir elects officers and grows to 43
Christ Episcopal Church choir elected officers including Miss Jessie Cooley as organist and Miss Nellie Ravane as associate precentor. The group now lists 43 members. Daughters of the King donated 300 for hymnals. While walking along rail tracks Sunday Birney Al Jen and the editor saw a live caterpillar.
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Christ Episcopal Church Choir
Jessie Cooley
Mark Camp Smith
Nellie Ravane
Margaret van Metre
Daughters of the King
Birney
Jen
How the Redbird Gained Its Red Coat
A tale explains that a male redbird visits less when his mate sits on the nest because of his bright coat. She selflessly wears a plain dress to care for the nest while he brings her morsels and sings his sweetest song. Thus, the red coat endures as the birds honor a devoted mate.
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Waterloo Club
Bridge Street
Nurey Avenues
C. L. Kings
Redbird
Harry Dawes
I. S. Childs
Natcy Aurgunt
W. Campbell
Mr. Redbird
Friend Wife By Roe Fulkerson
A humorous domestic vignette features Andrew and Imogene debating prunes and their cultural evolution from a humble kitchen staple to a gourmet delicacy. The piece weaves jokes about prune jokes, appetite for the fruit, and satirical reference to Victorian humorists and ready-made stereotypes.
Brain Tests by Sam Loyd No 59
A puzzle prompt from Sam Loyd involves calculating distances to transport 100 potatoes placed 10 feet apart. The problem asks to prove by simple addition the distance required to move each potato one by one to a basket 10 feet behind the first position.
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Sam Loyd
The Promise of the Spring Poem
A lyrical meditation on the promise and renewal of spring. The speaker contrasts barren fields and death with visions of violets in January, spring bells, birds, and the resurrecting beauty of May. The poem evokes lovers, faith, courage, and gratitude toward God for the season’s rebirth.
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Ang
Prune Petition Sparks Domestic Comedy
In dialogue heavy fashion, Imogene and Andrew clash over prunes. Andrew resists Imogene's assumption about dietary choices and loyalty, insisting on choosing his own meals while dramatic, humorous accusations fly. The exchange highlights family tensions and stubborn habits amid a lighthearted quarrel.
Conversation Sparks Tense Exchange Over Prunes
A tense exchange unfolds as characters tease about a supposed acquaintance. Imo gene grows weary of the banter while Andrew commands a halt, insisting he will not tolerate the stale jokes.
Nature Notes Q and A Questions from Readers
Readers submit inquiries on chestnut burrs canyon sculpturing and small bird hawk escapes. Answers promised in tomorrow's Nature Notes column.
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Nature Notes
Grand Canyon
Woodchuck color changes reveal landscape as predator warning
The piece notes woodchucks lose protective woodland coloration when on open fields which makes them visible to enemies. It mentions butterflies overwinter in cracks crevices and cellars, and that cuckoos are solitary, quiet birds whose call foretells rain.
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Answeers
Iowa Editors on Shoestring District and Redistricting
A Dixon of Iowa politics notes the Second district known as the Shoestring district may be redrawn as reapportionment reshapes congressional maps. The piece cites past Democrats elected from the district and questions future party stability. The column also contrasts Parisians seeking goods elsewhere with midwest shoppers and discusses January officer installations for secret orders.
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Sioux City Journal
Davenport
Democrat
Harry Hull
Hull
Iowa County
Iowa
Jeremiah H. Murphy
Walter IT. Hayes
Martin J. Wade
Irvin S. Pepper
Lowa
The Testing of Brenda in a New England Camp
Brenda Nielsen a New York born artist meets trouble in a New England camp when rumors spread at a weekend dance. Ethel hints at impropriety while Nat Coleman and Brenda navigate growing attention from townsfolk and the art class. A tense town hall moment follows as the banker questions Brenda amid mounting gossip.
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Brenda
Ethel Hastings
Stuart Coleman
Ethel
Coleman
Miss Nielsen
Anne Dexter
Mr. Cole
Nat Horton
Miss Elder
Colemar
Miss Bider
New England
Washington Square
Nat
New York
Nielsen
City Groups Advise Members to Socialize Now
Estherville Vindicator notes many local organizations help members meet and mingle to gain connections. The piece urges persistence for farmers amid tough times and hints that future earnings may reward steady effort. Coal price and output trends are discussed in Council Bluffs Nonpareil with miners opposing government regulation.
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Council Bluffs
Advertising Flexibility in Newspaper Operations
Advertising can be started or stopped overnight and prepared between days to meet sudden developments and achieve immediate results.
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Anna Field
Tex
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Paris
Daniel & Slade
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Lester
Willie
W. H. Hay
J. Anna Wirth
Poyner
Cedar River
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S. L. Klingaman
Boles & Couch
George B. Birdsall
C. H. Brandhoret
Dr. B. Banton
J. P. Greeley
A. T. Lane
H. A. Snyder
Raymond Bros
J. G. Popp
Robt, McNally
L. A. Cobb
Joseph Basha
G. W. Barnes
J.T. Burkett
Thes. Brooks
Drs. Bickley
J. H. Stanley
G. C. Ragan
Lovis Brown
Edmund French
John Frost
Isaac Q. Vail
W. A. Cone
Moany
John Althouse and Son
Sandman
F. A. Walker
Vu Willie
Henry Fry
Chicago Great Western
William Kelly
Washington Street
W. W. Brittain
L. O. Robinson
Victoria
England
George
London
Emperor William of
Germany
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Wife
Roe Fulkerson
Andrew
Imogene
Pacific Slope
Bill Nye
Artemus Ward
Big Sister
Laer
Frank L. Stanton
Mayr
Gan Imogene
Billy Sands
Iesans
Lik
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Huuchton
Mita Co
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Sioux Falls
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