Courier Tri-Weekly aims at Waterloo public opinion
The text critiques British journalists and praises political revival via U S papers. It notes Henry Watterson's view of a three-ticket race and mulls Waterloo’s example as a gauge for public mood. It references American travelers finding the Courier in Europe and mentions various offices and distribution in multiple cities.
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Chicago Offce
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Courier
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Europe
Peedee Evening Courier
Trafalgar Building
North Qumberland Avenue
American Express Ofice
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Cornet de Vopers
American Express Oficer
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Mt. Petersburg
Nevsky Prospekt
Henry Watterson
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Hoosevelt
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Courier-Journal
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Waterloo public bathhouse expands as riverbank parks proposed
The Waterloo city bathhouse grows in usage and space with new seating and a bandstand to become a larger free public recreation area. Citizens are urged to reserve Cedar River banks for future parks and riverfront drives linking to Cedar Falls, signaling a major opportunity for urban improvements.
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Voices
Waterloo
Iowa
Cedar Falls
Cedar
Politician quarrels and growth across Iowa towns
Page from the Hawk Eye and Sioux City Journal settings note Bryan's confident leadership while Cedar Falls sees rapid housing growth and real estate demand. The Old Difficulty questions intoxication proof against Judge Hanford. Marshalltown advocates school consolidation for better rural education delivery.
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Sioux City Journal
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Bryan
Marshalltown
Times-Republican
Gun fittings reported missing in house theft case
A San Francisco Star clipping states a suspect plans to return for the house while having already taken all the gun fittings, suggesting a burglary tied to weapon components.
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San Francisco
Hon Cato Sells Visits Old Iowa Home Folks
The Cedar Rapids Gazette notes Hon. Cato Sells, once a Benton county Democrat, now prominent in Texas politics. He is visiting Iowa week, praised for rising to national prominence as Texas Democrat and potential governor or senator. Texans praise his commercial and political influence while Iowans regret his departure.
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Cato Sells
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Texas
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Storm causes extensive farm and barn fires in Nashua area
A severe electrical and wind storm struck Nashua Indiana Tuesday evening. The W A Granger farm near Horton suffered a lightning fire destroying the barn and contents including six horses, with losses around 2500 dollars. A Floyd county barn owned by Mr Keith also burned with several horses and an automobile, visible from the city. Small grain suffered wind damage. farmers anticipate losses to the corn crop.
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Nashua
Floyd County
Keith
Well Known Couple Weds at Nashua
Nashua July 41 Special hast evening at the bride’s parents home witnessed the marriage of Neta Cerliende Bowen to Walter Lynn Tupper of Heaton. The ceremony was performed by Rev Willerwin with Mendelssohn’s Wedding March. They plan to reside in Heaton after a short stop in Minneapolis.
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Neta Cerliende
Walter Lynn Tupper
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Minneapolis
Health certificates for marriage licensing proposed
A legislative proposal requires health certificates for both parties before obtaining a marriage license with penalties for falsifying the certificate or performing a marriage without one. The author argues it would raise moral standards and curb divorce by preventing diseased or unfit matches and urges readers to support similar laws locally and urge parents to question a prospective son-in-law’s health.
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Woman's Club
Mmarry
Ruth Cameron
Father Bomholt Named Pastor At St Michael's Nashua
Father Aug Bomholt of Dubuque is appointed by Archbishop Keane to pastor St. Michael's Nashua, succeeding Rev William A Kunkle who moved to South Garry Owen near Dubuque. Rev Thunkle left weeks ago, with Rev Rooney of Dubuque in temporary charge and to remain through next Sunday. Father Rombalt, former St Marys assistant, will assume after.
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Garry Owen
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Duluque
Advertising Talks Advertising Talks
Advertising advocates say ads pay and press agents spread news style notices to gain free space. Publishers cut dealer names, label him as a large West End Manufacturer, making the effort irregular. The piece notes 1908 presidential publicity and the Bryan ticket, urging readers to use the Evening Courier.
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West End
United States
North Pole
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Peary
Cook
Taft
Sherman
Bryan
Evening Courier
Mystery in Iowa as famous violinist tied to insurance
Otto Meyer renowned violinist and Minneapolis Symphony member dies in a Colorado fishing trip tragedy linked to his fiancée Miss Candea Wheeler. Investigations probe life insurance and a $30,000 transfer while Meyer, a popular Iowa figure, is named beneficiary in $12,000 policies. Jean Urquhart is drawn into the affair as details unfold.
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Mason City
Otto Meyer
Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra
Colorado
Candea Wheeler
Minneapolis
Meyer
Senga
Migs ‘Wheeler
Lfe
Miss Wheeler
Wheeler
Jean Urquhart
Merer
Indianapolis
Ind
Denver
Kubelik Sued in King’s Bench over Concert Agreement
London July 11 Jan Kubelik the violinist was defendant in the King's Bench division in a suit for damages brought by Thomas Dann a press agent. Dann says he was to receive ten percent of receipts from a concert to be given.
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London
Jan Kubelik
King’s Bench
Thomas Dann
Dann
Lydia E. Pinkham's Compound Aids Plattsburg Mother
Mrs Verna Wilkes of Plattsburg Mississippi credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring health after nervous depression and female troubles. She claims the medicine helped her deliver a healthy baby after a prior loss and urges other women to seek advice from the Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia B. Pinkham
Verna Wilkes
Plattsburg
Miss
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Mass
Conductor Kubelik Declines Concert Over Fraud Claim
Kubelik refused to attend a benefit concert for David Paget claiming the boy was misrepresented as an untrained prodigy. He argued his appearance would be a fraud on the public if he helped attract a crowd based on that misrepresentation.
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