Waterloo Evening Courier and Waterloo Reporter details
Public notices show the Waterloo Evening Courier and Waterloo Reporter as the publisher and associated figures. It lists publisher W. Hartman, editor Leo Tryas, and staff including W. Peterson and Gun Mer while noting per week and per year subscription rates, carrier delivery costs, and advertising rate terms.
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Associated Prem
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Bunday
W. HO Wareman Company
West
Joba G Hartman
W. Peterson
Leo Tryas
Gun
Cutside City
Waterco
Lown
Waterloo
Monkeying with the Machine in the Postal Service
A critical view of Postmaster General Burleson and the postal department under the current administration. The piece argues that civil service changes and rural delivery reforms under Burleson have introduced chaos and inefficiency, especially in rural routes, affecting farmers and daily mail delivery. It notes longer or cut routes and complaints nationwide amid Republican politics and administration shifts.
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Postal Department
Burleson
Grover Cleveland
Grettevn
Taylorin Moonkerits
Cheap skate term sparks debate on frugality and charity
A discussion in the public arena questions the rise of the phrase cheap skate and its use to label those who withhold generosity. People debate whether the term reflects real behavior or is misapplied to travelers and workers, while some fear shifts in norms.
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Sioner
Irwa
Cortatie
Foreien
Haxue
War taxes and politics stir a jittery era
An excerpted, fragmented column surveys war debt, political blame, and public mood. It notes the war tax yield of about fifty million dollars, compares world debts, and questions leadership and recruitment in a brisk, opinionated style. It mentions Huerta, New York’s political scene, and a college professor cited as action-minded.
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Treasury Department
Gs Cieretoma
Think Prompt for a Clear Mind and Healthy Habits
The article extols the habit of thinking clearly and promptly as the central force behind happiness. It argues the brain must be continually fed with quality ideas, as the mind's health mirrors the body’s, warning against dissolute images and unsanitary thoughts.
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Otassion
Showery Weather Retarding Crops
Weather delays crop growth across a broad region as showers persist. Farmers report reduced yields and caution against overstating prospects while forecasts hint at uncertain drying periods and continued damp conditions delaying harvest plans.
Tales and speakers in a world of stories and memory
A thoughtful essay on storytelling, memory, and the power of a good tale. It muses on the craft, the value of clear spelling, and the impact of stories in politics and daily life, noting how a well told tale travels and earns audience attention.
On Schedule for Wardrobe Buying
A woman explains the value of planning clothes purchases at season start. She describes how a budget and calendar help avoid impulsive buys, urges imagining future needs, choosing a color scheme, and writing down a formal schedule, then cautions to bend it wisely when real gains arise.
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Rand
Iowa Editors Debate Fire Insurance Law And Gubernatorial Slate
Des Moines Capital notes mixed views on the new Iowa law banning fire insurance discrimination and rebating, predicting modest impact on rates. Des Moines papers argue small companies may gain little, while larger firms stay advantaged. Other editorials discuss Reed amendment effects and Republican gubernatorial contenders Harding Casson Allen. The Sac City Sun cites Fort Dodge luncheon remarks from state bar events.
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Des Moines
Iown
Rita
Iowa
Pos- Iowa
Tay Martford
Des Mott
Insurance Com Py
Gee Relief Echues
Kwehnie Considered For Iowa Governor Nomination
The article notes Carl F. Kwehnie of Deni Bon weighing a gubernatorial bid in Iowa. It discusses potential cross votes from allied figures and predicts how both candidates might attract similar voter groups, possibly dampening each other’s support.
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Carl F. Kwehnie
Deni- Bon
Iowa
Itta
Kuehnie
Pillarding
Kuento
Views on Peace and Disarmament in 1914 Era
A 1914 letter argues war begets only harm and that disarmament is essential. It critiques reliance on military power and banners a shift toward peace, warning republics would fade without limits on rulers and armed force. It asserts true patriotism protects life and property rather than force.
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Globe
America
Europe
Peace, disarmament and harmony across nations
W H Robinson urges ending war and arming the world, citing Isaiah and the Peace Congress. He argues civilization advances not by military force but by brotherly love and nonviolence. He envisions a world where nations do not learn war anymore.
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Europe
Hoeball
Nathan Shell
Peace Congress
W. H. Robinson
Prosperity under war orders tests tariffs and politics
The Philadelphia Evening Leader argues that war driven orders have boosted U S prosperity, nullifying some tariff effects. It says protection once seemed crucial, now prosperity rises despite policy. It urges Republicans to unite, educate voters, and resist reliance on foreign conditions. It notes Democrats gain from wartime demand but warns against mistaking temporary boosts for lasting growth.
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Philadelphia Evening Leader
Europe
Wilson
Republican Party
Lincoln
United States
Americans Hold Four Great Habits Behind Prosperity, Colliers Says
Colliers asserts Americans rely on four great and good habits forming the foundation of present prosperity. The remarks emphasize discipline, industry, thrift, and hopeful outlook as keys to economic strength.
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Colliers
Nomura Sees a Shift From Exploitation to Service
The Panama Pacific Exposition envoy Yoso Nomura, a Japanese diplomat, urged American business to focus on service over exploitation. He spoke to Yokohama business leaders on habits of health study work and play, urging harmony with human happiness and people’s needs. A contrasting North American ice vendor anecdote emphasizes courtesy and honesty, hinting at broader moral insights.
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Yoso Nomura
Yokomeda
San Francisco
I Believe in My Town Buy Local Pledge
This piece advocates local shopping in Galesburg, urging residents to buy at home to support schools, churches, lodges, and community taxes. It argues local merchants back the town, county, and state and keep money circulating locally, strengthening neighbors in times of need.
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Galesburg
Toy Howe
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Waterloo Reporter
Daniel Wester
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Ted
Huerta
Ae Bis Ficht
New York
Water Joe
Metropolis
Lerdust
Cosson
J Prohiotdon
Frank Holt
George Matthew Adams
Mt. Lat Ghent
Malar
California
Pawhys
Guin
Llarge
SaMrorm
Erman Goth
Tova
Bria
Avenport
Weed
Ruthis
James
Harding-Oosson-Allen
Scranton Journal
Harding
Sioux City
Caseen
Audubon
J. H. Allen
Pocahontas
Mr. Casson
Senator Allen
Journal
Mr. Allen
Casson
Kuehnle
Yarding
Sac City Sun
Fort Dodge
Fort
Dodge Chronicle
Justian
Sioux City Tribune
Fves
William BI Prya
Ine
Lucky Wilson
Gicen
Corn Products Refining CO
P.O
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Hew
Tork City
Bea Ltd
Ce Bees Pie
Rhe
Oras
H. Moulds
Dunkerton
Staggs Drug Company
Wartan
Buffalo Express
Uzemaid
Altstadt
Latier
Lafayette Street
Fourth Street
Courmr
Lafayette Building
Jth ST. E
Bentley
Samuel EL Bentley
Frank T. Bentley
Bentley Brothers
Commercial Bank
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