Watches Evening Courier Subscribers and Rates Notice
The Evening Courier lists publication details and subscription prices for daily and weekly mail options, with prices for 52 mile and beyond 50 mile regions. It notes 2nd class mailing, advertising rules, and representative offices in major cities.
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W. H. Hartman Co
Courier
Corner Park Ave
Commercial St
Waterloo
Iowa
National News
Associated
Associated Press
Member
Audit Bureau
Sea
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Story, Brooks & Finley
Represente‘tives
YANK ACES AND AMERICAN AIR SPEED RECORDS LEAD
The International Aeronautic Federation notes Americans hold 53 airplane speed records, nearly four times the next country. France ranks second with 14, Denmark 5, Czechoslovakia 4, Sweden 1. Britain and Japan have no records. America lags France and England in commercial and military aircraft availability. Yank pilots and planes are rapid progress makers, even with fewer aircraft.
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Internationel Aeronautic
France
Denmark
Czechoslovakia
Sweden
Ire Wen
America
England
Grea
A Distinguished Gunman Shall Be Buried Tomorrow
The article praises Glenn Young a two gun fighter who battled moonshiners and evaded authorities across many states. It notes his rise in Williamson county battles and his later alignment with the Ku Klux Klan and various government agencies. It argues that government by secret societies fails and that armed conflict has cost many lives in Herrin.
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Herrin
Glenn Young
Ilinois
Williamson
Young
Ku Klux Klan
Inci
Department of Justice
Iti
Welshiamson County
Fdsa
Ralf
France’s Trade Gains Boost Debt Pay Outlook
A 1923 to 1924 trade report shows France up 27 percent in imports and 40 percent in exports for ten months of 1923, with manufactures up 57 percent and a favorable trade balance. October port tonnage rose over one third, signaling industry growth as France aims to meet its foreign debt.
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France
French Bureau of Information
United States
Iowa Editors Debate State Income Tax Opposition
Iowa editors voice opposition to a state income tax arguing it would require taxing every earner, expand government, and raise expenses. They urge limiting government agencies and trimming taxes while noting prohibition era crime and social costs.
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Des Alpines
Iowa
Oregon
Florida
Wisconsin
Russia
Personal Health Service Letters From Dr Brady
A reader correspondence column features Dr William Brady replying to health questions. Topics include aging and cardiovascular health, exercise, diet, footwear for winter, gall bladder surgery, and general wellness. The exchange includes humorous asides and guidance on functional tests and lifestyle advice.
The Flower of the Family Scene on a Biltmore sidewalk
Kent Summers and Marta discuss love and marriage while Marta urges her mother Mrs. Ralston to delay a conference with a lawyer. Marta warns of her father’s fickleness and recalls their family’s long entanglements as her mother pleads for enduring affection and a future plan.
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Pleshber
Kent Summers
Biltmore
Flesher
Marta
Gordon
Artha
Sunmoors
Torney
Mrs. Ralston
Norrie
Brain Test Riddle From Fragmented Text
Puzzle text asks the solver to find the original word from a distorted line. It mentions a Sam loud brain test and many near duplicates, with scattered fragments like Tai gue away and still have one and miswer to exer. The readable bits hint at a word puzzle or language riddle from a damaged page.
Woman in All the World Sparks Quiet Revelation
In a fragmented scene Mia Ralston confronts a whispered hint about a rival woman. Eyes widen with a fragrance remembered over a decade as Marta confirms the connection, provoking a tense, intimate moment between characters.
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Mia
Ralston
Harold
Marta
Mrs. Ralston
Chapte
Friend Wife by Rob Fulkerston
Imogene questions the election tonight and Andrew expects to win a high office. She riffs on the toll of public life on a wife while he boasts of his rise, and they discuss jewels, lodges, and what makes a good partner as he praises her and hints at social duties.
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Imogene
Andrew
Arene
Herve
Eithet
Taughed jAmdhrew
Luis
Ladies Home Companion
Nica
Lisband
Fifty Years Ago in The Courier Brings Death and Events
Mrs. Howard Israel died of typhoid fever and was buried in Chicago after a short marriage. Catherine Marie Miller, wife of Rev. Henry A. Raymond, died in Schenectady at 61. January temps ran cold. thaw attempts followed. Red Jacket hall renovates. Waterloo fire dept praised. Senator B. G. Miller found glass in finger after nine years. Fire flues urged, horses need blankets in cold. Ferris pursues Western college course.
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Howard Israel
Chicago
Joseph Cook
J. Wesley Lidble
Harriet J. Reed
Raymond
J. Hi. Douglas
Louise Taylor
Catherine Marie Miller
Henry A. Raymond
Schenectady
B. A. Raymond
Waterloo
Galveston
Tex
BG. Miller
Lincoln Township
Mr. Miller
Pioneer Dies and Local Tales From Waterloo
Forty years ago on January 28 1585 entrepreneurs Garn Co store 41600 tons ice in a butter and egg house. John Cham Daud longtime Gilbertville settler died in Santa Rosa California after laying out the town and selling lots in 1835. Chambaud moved to California in 1865. Weller and Klinger return from California. A wagon collision injures Dr J S Caesar. Ministerial association denounces skating rinks seen as vice hubs. Dr J H Rhea to speak at union meeting. A 10 year old boy Dan now Wag rubs left arm in bobsled accident. Tubular firing system advances kerosene lighting. Col and Mrs W H Brett mark 30th wedding anniversary with surprise visit from Grand Army comrades. Budd Park touts grocery bargains. L B Park remains in business in Waterloo. Klingaman loses fine Clydesdale colt. Jacob Demmel welcomes a daughter born Jan 21. Lamb Lathrop fresh oysters advertised at low prices.
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John Cham Daud
Gilbertville
Santa Rosa
Cal
Chambaud
California
Waterloo Notes: Death of Mrs Sneicher and Local News
W F Thompson reports Mrs J G Sneicher 24 died in Zion City Illinois of consumption leaving a husband Dr J Sneicher six children and other relatives. Waterloo artesian wells reach 435 feet through Hudson river shale. Cliff Hallowell resigns from Waterloo Fruit & Commission Co to join Water log Gasoline Engine Co. Thomas Barker breaks leg while roping horse. John F Dietz injured by pipe from engine in plaster works. Rural carriers struggle with heavy snowdrifts. Temperatures drop to 15 below with wind chill. Chicago Great Western clears drifts near Dunkerton. J W Kilmefelter injured after being struck by a bobsled team on Sycamore Street.
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W. F. Thompson
J. G. Sneicher
Zion City
Tih
J. Sneicher
Clifford Hallowell
Waterloo Fruit & Commission Co
Waterlog
Thomas Barker
Fable for Builders: A Dangerous Chimney Story
A citizen built a brick chimney to support floors, using bricks as joist supports. When rains and wind struck, a small crack led to a fatal fire in a house for a woman and her children. He faces no manslaughter charge and continues building similar homes for others.
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National Wire Protection Association
Views of the People Our Foreign Debts Letter to Editor
A reader from Waterloo argues against repudiating foreign debts and urges building normal economic channels to enable disarmament and global cooperation. The letter contends that paying debts strengthens prosperity and peace, warning against selfish tradeoffs and urging balanced advancement.
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Waterloo
Jan
W. J. Bryan
United States
Europe
America
L. BE. Eickeleberg
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Questions and Answers
A reader asks about civet cats, canary eggs, and raising monkeys in captivity. The piece elaborates on extinct species, sponge propagation, and historic European crocodiles, noting gaps in zoological postings and offering brief scientific context.
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