Daily Record ad listings and policy notice
The issue page lists classified ad policies and rates for the Waterloo Iowa paper. It notes circulation details, Associated Press credit, and advertising rules including payment timing and prohibitions on fraudulent or misleading ads while naming several city offices and agencies involved.
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E_Hartman ‘ourter
Commer Park Ave
Commercial St
Waterloo
Iowa
Associated Press
Audit Bureau of Circulationa
Chang
New York
Brookhart Declares Neutrality In 1924 Race
Senator Brookhart announces a fashion of neutrality toward the presidential contest and the Iowa senatorial race. He says he will support neither Coolidge nor La Follette, though he may back Coolidge as a ticket bearer, while avoiding persuasion for La Follette. The piece mocks the idea as a "neutral ballot" philosophy amid partisan politics.
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Mr. Coolidge
Mr. la Follettie
Mr. la Follette
Brookhart
Steck
Mr. Brookhart
Youth Movement Buoys Paint Giant Devoe & Reynolds
The 176 year old Devoe & Reynolds appoints 31 year old E. B. Phillips as president guiding a youthful board. With 16 children among the leadership, the company shifted from old fashioned methods to modern ideas. Sales doubled in five years, earning nearly a million dollars last year. The corporate youth movement is credited with revitalizing the firm for long term growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devoe & Reynolds
E. 8
Philips
Devoe & Ray- Rolds
Vines
Phillips
Busidese
The Spotlight Opinion Roundup on Food Fuel and Foreign Affairs
A columnist comments on fuel for the body and a 15 day fast by A. D. Granger. He condemns the Persian attack on Mrs. Imbrie, calls for US protection of its officials, and notes the Navy may be sent to Persia. Also discusses canning opportunities in Slidell a factory plan, and recalls Vienna’s wartime past with Francis Joseph. Reports a river suicide attempt in Chicago and a Maryland tar and feathering, plus a courthouse demolition plan in Mitchell County. A final note mentions an August fur sale.
Baby Feeding and Health Inquiries Answered by Dr Brady
A reader questions proper infant feeding and the use of certified milk versus commercial formulas. Dr Brady warns that vomiting alone does not prove intolerance and advises continued milk with orange juice between feeds, notes risks of condensed or malted milks, and outlines pasteurized milk guidance. Additional letters cover inherited syphilis, migraine symptoms, and a cosmetic injection injury with advice to consult a skin specialist or reconstructive surgeon.
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Bramk
Hava
Freighbor
Lal J
Tate
MM. J. Fy
Grady
William Brady
Fifty Years Ago In The Courier July 30 1874
A 1874 notice gathers local items. The prairie game laws, church spire removal after wind damage, boot dealer G R Pierce rents Burnham Building, new bridge traffic near La Porte City, Red Jackets hose cart ready Aug 1, and Postmaster Hartman sheds hair and sports new fuzz.
Miles Orton's Circus to Winter at Independence Seemingly
Forty years ago on a Wednesday in 1851 Miles Orton's circus, led by a Buchanan county boy, planned a wintering at Independence. The band would accompany a steamer on island trips, with Thursday evening patter. A boat accident near Black Hawk creek saw Barbara Beckin fall in but escape with only immersion. The Blaine and Logan club prepared plumes and torches for marching, while Cedar Falls resident Miss Anta McGovern joined, and Peter Rechtfertly sought excavation permission for a three story brick building at Fourth and Water. Hoff & Sons expanded by acquiring DeWolf of Reinbeck stock, Herman Miller to run the new branch. The Cleveland and Wendricks club named L. H. Edwards president. The county normal institute met fast in East High, as Mazie Mesick left for Louisville with FLE Churchill to join Harry Brown. Webber's company planned the season with instructors N. Marvin, Marie Webber.
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Miles Orton
Independence
Orton
Buchanan County
the County Normal Institute
Mazie Mesick
Fle, Churchill
Louisville
Harry Vrownty
In- Webber
N. Marvin
Mari
Auto race at Women Park slated for next Tuesday
Thirty one automobiles entered for the race at Women Park track after noon, the first strictly automobile racing event scheduled. Waterton, Fred Larimore Kimball, editor and publisher of The Creamery Journal, died last Thursday at his home after a long illness. He was 38, survived by a widow and a five year old son, born in Independence in 1868. Water supply notice from Waterloo Water Co advises boiling.
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Iver
Women Park Track
Waterton
Fred Larimore Kimbatt
Creamery Journal
Third Avenue
Vermont Street
T. Kimball
Independence
Can You Meat It Cedar Rapids or Mocking Politics
The Cedar Rapids Republican quotes Senator Mrookhart declining a direct matchup about supporting President Coolidge in the coming campaign. The exchange shows political theater and potential crossfire over loyalty to the president.
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Cedar Raplis
Coolidge
Mrookhart
Wally
Iowa Editors Ten Many Parties in Germany Chaos
A Charles City Press summary notes Germany’s Reichstag is a chaotic coalition with about 12 parties. The Socialist party leads with 100 of 472 seats, followed by nationalists, center, communists, and others. The piece contrasts Germany’s fractured system with the American two party model and its political turmoil.
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Charles City
Germany
Reichstag
Catholic Center Party
Communist Party
German People’s Party
Ludendorff-Hitler Party
Social Democrat Party
Bavarian People's Party
Farmer-Union Party
Hanoverian Party
Brain Tests By Sam Loud
A pasted puzzle-like item questions the copper cost for a tank and discusses planting vines in triangular patterns. It presents arithmetic and geometric reasoning, asking for the copper charge and describing row patterns and spacing improvements. It imitates a newspaper puzzle column with multiple unrelated problems.
The Able McLaughlins excerpt before mid tale war story
Wily a Union soldier returns home to the McLaughlin prairie family after illness and romance with Jeanie McNair’s daughter. Christie’s coldness and Wally’s questioning reveal a secret past. Isobel battles pride and hopes for her son while debating blame for the shattered family ideals. The tale shifts to a fragile, troubled household. Farmers of Texas have found the turkey 2 valuable all in controling Plagues of grasshoppers.
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Wily
John
Isobel
Lows Prairies
Jeanie McNair
Wally
Christie
Peter Keith
Wails
Secre
Jeannie
Alex McNair
Isobel McLaughlin
Allen
Brut
Alen
Alien
Whally
McLaughlin
McLarrhlin
Huarvay Stowe
Fs Macy
Shea
Yankee Settlement
God
Willy
Texas
Tonsil Party For Mrs Idb Presle Held By Mrs Tilford Moots
Abe Martin reports a local social note describing a tonsil party for Mrs Idb Presle held yesterday the 13th hosted by Mrs Tilford Moots. The piece ends with a folksy remark about how hard it is for some folks to say Good mornin.
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Idb Presle
Tilford
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Tery
A. D. Granger
Physical Culture
Des Moines
Granger
de Heeman
America
State Department
Thoms Imbrie
Persia
Slidell
New Orleans
Slide
Damuhe
Vienna
Francis Joseph
Austria- Hungary
Austria
Koots
Eve Sierel
Harry Chatz
Chicary
Eve
Harry
Dorothy Grandon
Maryland
Bond
Dorothy
Jatly
Mitchell County
William Brady, M.D
Nowapiper Bernice
The
Courier
Baptist Church
G. R. Pierce
Burnham
Trafic
Cesadar River
la Porte City
Mao
Red Jackets
Excelsior Cornet
Hartman
P_ M
Fife
Black Hawk Creek
Barbara Beckin
Blaine and Logan Club
Shailtown
R.S. Bingham
Anta McGovern
Cedar Fails
Peter Rechtfertly
Thea City
Fourth
Water Streets
Hoff & Sons 1S
DeWolf
Reinbeck
Herman Miller
Cleveland and Wendricks Club
L. H. Edwards
H. J. Dunnwald
J.T. Moran
J. P. Evans
H. H. Bezold
E. B. Walkers
Stevelary
Douglas Park Inn
Sullivan Avenue
Fourth Street
M. Alexander
Evan. Belist
Helen Cadbury
Birmingham
England
R. A. Torrey
Alexander
J. H. Goodrich
Ouisuma
Locust and
Charles Hostetler
Maude Hostetler
Charles
Woodruff & Morgan
Waterloo Water Company
Dad
Firme
Ewe
Feenos
Council Bluff
Hamsmill
Ifis
John Hammill
Davenport Democrat
Marshalltown
Bob la Poilette
United States
Sam
Martha
Able McLaughlins
Margaret Wilson
Harper & Brothers
London
U.S. A
Ebedae
Christ
Hughie
Joseph
Allan
Burns
Lincoln
Alex
Abe Martin
Bellans Water
Sore
Bella Wella
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