Waterlooo Evening Courier and Tri-Weekly Advertiser Notice
The Waterloo Evening Courier and Tri-Weekly advertise foreign post offices for travel, American Express offices, and postage details. It notes large town circulation, advertising rates, and a price structure for want ads, plus remarks on the paper’s size and total cost.
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Witserloo Evening Courimn
Manber Associates Press
Pubitahad
PUK
W. B. Rartman
Comfpary
Opatis West Park
Avenua
Jean C. Mantmax
Preetiest
Edtter
A W. Prereason
Sec'y-Tyees
Mgr
Aos Tribune
Che
Cue
Atase Evening Courier Courier
Wee F
Courier
THE
Europe
Waterloo
Roors
Trafalgar Building
North Campberland Avenue
American Express
Haymarket
Dawe
Breamchip Agency
Green Street
Paris
Io Boulevard Des Capscires
Coreypecs de Uppers
E Scribe
Berlin
Cuter den Linden
Bt. Petersburg
Nevaky Froeport
Lorimer Fallout Marks Turning Point in Senate History
The Lorimer case is framed as a historic turning point showing popular power against a corruptly elected senator. The piece credits the people and press for driving the Senate to reject Lorimer and uphold moral merit over technical protections. It notes the broader impact on future Senate standards and public trust.
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William
Senate
William Lorimer
Lorimer
Chicago Tribune
Elections Committee
Theodore Roosevelt
United States Senate
Mengor
Hall of
Our Fathers
Lneleike Stephenson
Shamele
Staten
Catarrh Cure Promises Relief and Claims Refund
An advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure claiming a constitutional remedy that reaches the bloodstream to fight catarrh. It offers a $100 reward for proof of failure and cites testimonials from promises of cure and strength recovery.
Roosevelt blamed for senate expulsion in Chicago Tribune battle
The text centers on Theodore Roosevelt taking credit for Worimer's senate expulsion. It alleges that a Hamilton Club dinner with Larimer sparked divisions in the Senate committees, with Roosevelt claiming sole credit while attacking the Chicago Tribune and other figures like Kenyon Lea and Kern as peers.
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Jim
Hamilton
Senate
Iialy
Theodore
Worimer
The
Chicago Tribune
Roosevelt
Larimer
Kenyon
Lea
Kern
Tribune
Beulah Land Hymn Praised by Uncle Joe Cannon
Uncle Joe Cannon declares the hymn Beulah Land has done more good than muckraking or magazines. He admits the song never exposed grafters or questioned the power of the speaker of the house nor hurt anybody's feelings.
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Joe Cannon
House of Representatives
Woman at Market Shifts Tactics for Higher Returns
A market vendor discovers greater profit by bypassing middlemen and selling directly to grocers rather than renting space and relying on full-day operations. The note implies a 26 month effort to obtain results while a competitor has already secured gains.
Rough Rider references and political talk flood Spirit of the Iowa Press
The fragmentary text references William Roush Rider, Cefdar Falls, Senator Larimer, and Governor Torenderdt with Merely hints at Taft, elections, and conventions. It hints at investigations and political shifts while noting local media chatter and unsettled public sentiment.
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Cefdar Falls
Roosevelt Avenue
Waterlnn
Movement seeks statutory amendments for municipal bodies
A reform effort arises to allow municipal organizations to exist under new statutes. Supporters hope the Legislature will act when it reconvenes next winter to align laws with current needs.
Blame Shifts and the Fault Finding Mind
Ruth Cameron examines how some people blame others for every mishap, from office rain damage to household delays. The piece argues fault is often elusive, and true generosity replaces blame with understanding, noting that mistakes and accidents occur without a single culprit.
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Raves
Ruth Cameron
Fragmented OCR jumble from Kansas City Journal page
A garbled OCR segment links multiple topics including medical discussion, kitchen economics, radio chatter, and political figures. It mentions doctors, a ventral stomach issue, Armour at a luncheon, and references to Uriel Poa and Latin American republics, with unclear sequence and attribution.
Illinois Pioneer Charles Powell Dies at Waterloo
Charles Thomas Powell an Illinois pioneer and former Geneseo resident died yesterday at his Waterloo home after years of illness. Born May 22, 1832 near Cambridge Ohio, he moved to Geneseo in 1860, later relocating to Waterloo eleven years ago to be near daughter Ida Powell. He leaves four children, eight grandchildren, and two great grandchildren. funeral at Geneseo and local services tonight.
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Charles Thomas Powell
Illinois
Waterloo
Fairview Avenue
Geneseo
The
Baptist Church
Ohio
Deredent
Cambridge
Peoria County
Hannah Makee
Chicago
FP. M
C. M
Spokane
Wash
Ida Powell
H. S. Gilbert
Ill
John Bunyan
Stith
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Powell
Death of John Adlon at M. & St. L. ice house
John Wm Adlon aged 61, longtime Oskaloosa resident, died in an ice loading accident at the M. & St. L. ice house on Sixth Avenue West. He fell from a refrigerated car while pulling ice, striking his head on a rail. death occurred before help arrived. He had only started work six days earlier and was a brother of Mrs. H A LaRue. The funeral was held in Oskaloosa as Mrs LaRue and family traveled there.
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Inday
Mrs. Griselda
Oskaloosa
John WW. Adlon
Adion
M. & St. L. Railway
Adlon
Sixth Avenue West
Urick Offered as a. 8 Marshal in Iowa Delegation
The Washington dispatch notes Taft will decide whether to reject the local delegation in its patronage recommendations. The group met after Jine Towner’s absence and urged Riniker of Ray Rapids for northern district marshal, Matrolm of Oskaloosa for southern district, and Ta1 Vrieh of Des Moines for marshal in the south with Arthur Springer of Wapello as revenue collector.
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Washington
Taft
Jine Towner
Poinek
Vrieh
Des Moines
JE. Artley
Tipton
Arthur Springer
Wapello- A
Balsam wiris claims universal bowel relief
Advertises a universal laxative product for adults and children claiming to cure loose bowels and restore health after other remedies. Promotes wide availability through drugstores nationwide with grandiose language and no verifiable details.
Spirit Lake Postmasters Gather for Ninth NL Postmasters Meet
Spirit Lake Iowa on July 16 reports the ninth annual convention of the Iowa branch of the National League of Postmasters to be held August 6 and 7. The event aims to attract a large attendance and feature educational programs. The league, a national body of about 20 000 third and fourth class postmasters, works with the postal department to improve service and public welfare. Iowa holds the national presidency with Charles O Barry of Walker. The organization established district meetings across twelve districts, bringing sessions to postmasters’ doors, with department leave of absence for attendees. Real estate section notes several transfers in Black Hawk County and Cedar Falls.
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Spirit Lake
Iowa
National League of Postmasters
Postmasters’ League
Chas. O. Barry
Walker
Towa
Department
Des Moines Weather Crop Bulletin Reports Strong Yields Expected
High temperatures and frequent showers boosted crop growth across the state. Hail and high winds caused local damage to grain, but corn, timothy, clover, pastures, potatoes and gardens show strong progress. Haying and harvest advance as rye and oats go to shock. seed timothy anticipated in southern counties. George M. Chappel, Section Director.
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Des Moines
George M. Chappel
Wanted a New Sensation in Hair Barter Exchange
A witty exchange from the New Orleans Picayune features a bald man who longs for a barber shop shave and hair loss wish, while another character contemplates paying for the experience and value of a single grooming visit.
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New Orleans Picayune
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Charreh
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Spirit OF the Lowa Press
Sioux City Journal
Torenderdt
Lama
Windemviren
Aosta
Drs
Jaen
Kansas City
J. Ogden Armour
Siory Ghent
Fanny Tesiwi
Nike
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Jona
San Francisco
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Elvit
Trish
Pat Ak Atari
Dulonge
Uriel
John Diay
Stinte
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Mr. Adlon
H. A. LaRue
Mr. la Rue
LaRue
Waterloo Evening Courier
Urick
Marshal
National Organization of Lower
Black Hawk Co. Abstract Co
C. H. Natman
Clarence J. Nelson
Baker's
Leavitt & Johnson Trust Co
Ora Hickman
Hagerman Place
William H. Fannan
Elizabeth Fannan
Cowln
A. J. House
Elizabeth M. Lantz
Cedar Falls
C. F. Chapman
Lydia A. Masteller
Linden Place
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B. J. Givnn
Lot
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Dennis Crandall
Mildred Jacobsen
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J. L. Knode
Sophie E. Peattie
West Park
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John T. Christie
George W. Pett
Chris ‘Tle
James Gardiner Company
Virginia
Louisiana
Germany
Shotwell Manufacturing Co., Chicata
Hileman & Gindt
Edward T. Alford
Black Hawk Bank Bridg
Highland Boulevard
Alta Vista Avenue
F.H. Latier
Lafayette Street
Fourth Street
Evening Courier
Lafayette Building
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Franklin St. Bours
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Lafayette
DR. Bodwell
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