Watertown Evening Courier public notices and rates
The Waterloo Evening Courier lists subscription prices, carrier and mail rates, with city and distance brackets. It notes publication details, editorial staff, Associated Press membership, advertising policies, and general notices about rates subject to change.
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W. H. Hartman Co
Courier
Corner Park Ave
Comercial
Waterloo
Iowa
Associated Press
Audit Bureau of
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Cony RE
G. Bougherty
Washington, D. C
New York
Philadelphihicago
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Story
Brooks & Finley
Hepp
Banks and railroads in policy shift examined
An editorial ponders whether bank organization and federal stance will follow the railroads in consolidation. It recalls United States Supreme Court rulings on branch banking and Northern Securities, contrasts competition and consolidation, and weighs trust benefits against monopolistic risk.
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Supreme Court
Tures
Tati
Northern Securities Company
Northern Pacific
Great Northern Railways
United States
Soen
National sentiment backs world court and US consent
The nation shows support for the permanent international court and President Harding's plan, with a 41 percent council vote urging US adhesion. Public opinion appears uniform across states, from Michigan to Oregon, as the referendum tally stands 1601 to 155.
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Bok
National Economic League
United States Senate
Harding
United States
Permanent Court of Internation
al Justice
National Council of the
League
Beloves
Michigan
Idaho
North Carolina
Rhoda Island
Oregon
Ifrom
New Mexico
Towa
Charles W. Ransier
J. B. Johnson
Waterloo
Harry Morehouse Gage
Coe College
Cedar Rapda
Martin J. Wade
E. J. Murtagh
Algona
J. C. Mutat
Auch Ien
Fifty Years Ago in The Courier
A compendium of 1874 clerical notes and notices including missing files found, obituaries, dissolution of partnerships, and local happenings. The item cites journals from January to March 1874 with details on marriages, deaths, business changes, and public notices.
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The
Courier
Hay wagoner’s fall mars warm June day
Forty years ago on a Wednesday in Orange township a man fell from a hay load striking his back on the frozen ground. His head was protected, and he recovered after a few days laid up. The issue also notes local social events and obituaries.
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Faust
Klingaman
Orange Township
Ile
Woodpecker Steals Cookies In Squirrel Pantry
A sleepy Mr. Woodpecker prowls Mrs. Gray Squirrel's pantry and secretly nibbles multiple nut cookies from a platter. He ignores invitations and contemplates another raid before a noise drives him away, planning a return tomorrow.
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Mr. Woodpecker
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Waterloo area brief items recall cold snap and local events
Twenty years ago on January 30 1904 Rev Effin McCollum Jones was called as pastor of the local Universalist church. Miss Helen Bateman ill with typhoid. Wilbur W Marsh reelected Iowa Manufacturers Association president. Subzero spell with six days below zero and average minus 1. Water look area gains Litehfeld Manufacturing and new Waterloo home. Waterloo College burns destroys three story building at Jefferson and Fifth. school resettles on Syndicate building floor. Coldest temps dip to 24 below, 22 below Sunday night, stove explosion wrecks Mrs Speicher home.
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Waterloo College
Jefferson and
Fifth Streets
Waterloo Business College
Syndicate
Thomas Tobin
Detroit Doctor Rescues Frozen Puppy on River
Detroit physician Dr. R. Adlington Newman earned praise after rescuing a puppy frozen on the Detroit River. He tied a rope to himself, guided a boat, and freed the animal before bringing it ashore wrapped in a blanket.
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Sioux Journal
Senator West
Detroit
R. Adlington Newman
Newman
Newnan Bint
Dr. Newman
The Duchess of Hamilton on War by Voxing Manly Art
The Davenport Times quotes the Duchess of Hamilton proposing a peaceful alternative to war. She suggests nations select a hundred of their best fighters to settle disputes directly, avoiding treaties pensions and bonuses. The idea appeals to horse sense but contrasts with modern warfare and the League of Nations.
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Davenport Times
Phan
Duchess of Hamilton
P Rizatine
League of Nations
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Answers Birds and Bears
Answers explain bird bone weight proportion and wing structure with tiny hooks joining wing pairs. Notes on swallows migration patterns and dark plumage varieties. Bears’ nesting and winter behavior vary with weather. some bed down in hollows if storms come, others roam until cold sets in. A final line mentions President Madison’s sister-in-law’s marriage.
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van Inda
The Stomach Sagging Debate In Health Column
Dr. William Brady discusses ptosis of the stomach and colon, contrasting two medical schools. He cites Moody, Van Nuys, and Chamberlain in California who studied 600 healthy adults, noting low stomachs and colons are common and not proof of illness. The piece covers abdominal strength, patient exercises, and reader questions on diet and cosmetic injections.
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Winnipeg
St. Paul
St. Louis
New Orleans
Texas
Michigan
Virginia Fiirfax and Gloria Summers Glow at a Party
Virginia Fairfax travels from Virginia to Los Angeles to pursue acting and befriends Gloria Summers. Gloria’s charm draws wealthy Herbert Richardson, who hosts a lavish party where Virginia meets directors, dancers, and society guests. Tension over propriety and romance surfaces as Gloria guides Virginia through the glamorous yet uncertain world of Hollywood intrigue.
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Virginia
Filmland
Los Angeles
Gloria Summers
Herbert Richardson
Gloria
Herb Richardson
Richardson
Herbert Riichardson
Harb Richardson
Billy Johnson
Johnson
Amattera
Rin
Virgie
Corcanut Grove
Mr. Richardson
Hina
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Ria
Herb
Tomorrow-Taming Herbert Richardson
The fragment recalls a line about truth and temptation attributed to a figure named Herbert Richardson in a Virginia setting. It presents a cryptic cue about devilish temptations tied to the topic of tomorrow-taming.
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Virginia
Herbert Richardson
Dinner at the Albemarle Sparks marital banter
Imogene and Andrew debate a dinner out with Imogene urging a grand restaurant experience at the Albemarle. She imagines diners' gaze, varied dishes, and theatrical dining while Andrew playfully insists on staying home yet hints at romance and social dining rituals.
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Imogene
Andrew
Albemarle
Alaska
Brain Tests by Sam Loyd
Puzzle excerpt presents wordplay and substitutions. Readers are asked to insert a word into the first blank that, when its first letter is removed, fits the second blank. It includes a sequence of arithmetic style word puzzles like DOVE plus STOVE minus VEST minus ONE and GLOBE minus LOBE leaving DOG.
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Board of Supervisors
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Tare A. T. Weatherwax
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Nelson Hitchcock
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Caleb May
N. J. McCord
Abe Martin Seeks Kithwes Af Rot Tes Cer A Party
Fragmented OCR quotes Teall Blakivy about a servant problem and bootlegger threats. The garbled text hints at social trouble and disorder surrounding a gathering, with references to a “quvlic servant prob ami.”
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