The Waterloo Courier Guide and Foreign Postage Notes
The article lists locations in London Berlin Paris and Petersburg for The Waterloo Courier and foreign postage routes. It outlines immediate federal anti trust actions, potential reorganizations, and prosecutions under the Sherman act, naming six pending suits including sugar refining, steamship pool, General Electric and others, plus the anthracite and powder trusts.
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the Courier
Europe
American Trevelere
Waterloo Courier
London
Trafahrar
Northcumnd Avenues
American Express Office
and &Aymarket
Dawe's Steamship Agency
Grean F de Opera
American Exprem Officaiine Feribe
Berlin
Unter den Linden
Petersburg
Nevaty Prospekt Mirec
Foulevard den Capuchona
Rother
Supreme Court
Wickersham Federal
The
Tobacco Trust
New York
Amercan Sugar Refining Company
Sugar St
Ham- Sburg-Amerikanische-Packet-Fahrt - Action Gesellschaft
Steamship Pool
Ocean Freight Trust
Equity
Gental Electric Company
Orming the
Electrical Appliances Trust
New Berk
Easter States
Bhutting Off The Family Revolt In Absurd Justice
A fragmented item describes a family crisis with a woman charged with abandonment, the breadwinner in jail, and state aid amid questions of justice. The piece hints at improvised social support and a public debate over who bears responsibility in family disruption.
Cruelty to Animals Critique of Jail Detention
A speaker denounces a county custody practice as a mockery of justice. He argues the state should support dependents of the jailed, not deprive families of bread by locking away a breadwinner. Proposes prisoner work programs or Sunday-only sentences to protect revenue and innocence.
Mixed Civic Edicts and Global Quips in One Column
A column rails at high city water rates amid municipal ownership talk and a city’s water plant expansion. It notes Nicaragua’s split into two republics and quips about revolutions. It also mocks Young as a Kenyan era vice president candidate, cites Waterloo grade crossing rules, notes European ex-presidents in exile, and reports $200 351.25 in postal receipts with a rise of 34 954 92. The text ends with a stray river beat reference.
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Courier
Fragmented Iowa editorial mix from old newspapers
A garbled OCR slice surveys editorials on state politics and society. It notes Little Willie’s “naughty” stunt with a typhoid fly, critiques Des Moines bids for national office, and mocks undertaker imagery in state news. It mentions teacher vacations and a university leader celebrated by educators.
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Little Willie
Sioux City Journal
Jonesy the Curly Headed Boy at Shenandoah
A baccalaureate sermon scene recalls Principal H W Jones at a gathering where Jonesy is ridiculed by attendees. Two women in the audience whisper about the tall, curly headed boy as the minister steadies the glass while everyone remains seated.
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Jonesy
Shenandoat
Sentinel
H.W. Jones
Accoulnce
Carloin
Gladden Opposes Sunday's Religious Move in Columbus
Dr Washbetan Gladden and nineteen ministers sign a remonstrance against the revival movement backed by Mr Sunday. Sunday plans to visit Columbus, Ohio, despite opposition, and vows to press the campaign, signaling a clash with religious leaders over the city’s revival actions.
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Gladden
Monticelia
Billy Sandas
Columbus
Washbetan Gladden
Ohio
Learn to say I do not know in conversation
A columnist urges admitting ignorance to grow learning and avoid mind atrophy. He cites WARRA YOUN ThA as an example of honesty when faced with a new word. The piece stresses reading carefully, asking questions, and not pretending to understand.
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Warra
Iea
Three in Race for Governor in Iowa Slashes Hopefuls
Iowa Republicans list three leading candidates for governor with Lieutenant Governor George W. Clarke, former Senator Q. B. Courtright of Waterloo, and Carl F. Kuehnle of Denison as frontrunners. Kuehnle, a lawyer and regent, hints at a bid if strength grows. Courtright and Clarke boast strong state profiles and broad GOP networks. A. E. Kepford emerges as a lieutenant governor candidate, famed tuberculosis lecturer with statewide presence.
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Iawa
Q. B. Courtright
Waterloo
Carl F. Kuehnle
Denison
George W. Clarke
Kuehne
Courtright
Des Moines
Kuehnie
Clarke
Kuehnle
Dubuque
East Waterloo
University Tof Iowa
Board of Regents
Knights of Pythias
Sagamore of
Iowa Redmen
L. M. Shaw
Senator Courtright
Tawa
Butler County
Iowa
General Assembly
Kepford
A. E. Kepford
Board of Control
Mr. Kepford
Rev
Black Hawk
Buchanan
A. B. Kepford
Shady Grove
How to Succeed and the Path to Success in Life
A baccalaureate style essay argues success rests on a healthy body and sane mind, self control, and disciplined thought. It stresses industriousness, intelligent economics, personal initiative, and integrity, urging graduates and youth to think beyond quick gains and cultivate character, restraint, and purposeful living.
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Iman
Smith
Loiison
America
Iowa
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Endorsed as Safe Expectorant
Trade notice from Pasadena dated March 9 1911 praises Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as an efficient, non narcotic expectorant suitable for children. It notes absence of nauseating effects and no interference with digestion. Also mentions Beatrice Zook’s improving health in Los Angeles after severe lung illness.
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California Drugerat
Pasadena
Cal
Paley
Foley
C. HH
Ward Drug Co
C. Ty
Parsons, Sec'y
Troas
K. Joder & Son
Beatrice Zook
Los Angeles
Must Have Chamberlains Cholera Remedy This Summer
A public notice urges families to obtain Chamberlains Classlr Cholera and Diarrhosa Remedy for summer use. It claims universal usefulness and notes the medicine costs only a quarter, available from all dealers.
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Chamberlain
Creamery Smoke Stack Demolished by Lightning at Jubilee
A large brick smokestack at Jubilee creamery was struck by lightning yesterday forenoon at 9:30. No one was injured though milk haulers were present. A barn and corn crib at the E B Buechele home suffered heavy wind damage the previous morning.
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Jubilee
Iowa
Jubilee Creamery
EB. M. Buechele
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