Waterloo Daily Ad Rates and Circulation Notice
Waterloo Evening Courier and Waterloo Reporter publishes daily except Sunday. Rates listed: per week by carrier 20 cents, per year by mail outside city 300. ads 1 cent per word, minimum 15 cents. Claims largest circulation in Waterloo. advertising rates on application.
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Audit Bureau of Circulationa
W. H Hartman Company
West Fork Ave
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Hartman
A. W. Peterson
Treas
Waterloo
Iowa
U S must act in Mexico to save its people from ruin
The article argues a firm U S warning to Mexico and a possible prolonged occupation or protectorate to establish a stable government after the Vera Cruz intervention. It stresses no territorial ambitions and cites responsibility amid a European war context, noting months of guerilla warfare and eventual justice and governance.
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Mexico
United States
Vera Cruz
For Permanent Highways The Road To Better Iowa
Editorial urges counties to vote on bond issues for permanent highways. Advocates expansive road funding, arguing education and legislative support will lead to broadly improving roads and pulling towns from mud. Calls for broader legislature action to empower counties to decide on bonds.
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Iowa
Courier and Reporter
Tona
Waterloo Womanhood and the Class of Distinction
Waterloo pride centers on enterprise and graduates. Eighteen Waterloo high school seniors earned scholastic honors, embodying healthy dedication and well rounded achievement. A class valedictorian excelled in cooking alongside other subjects.
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Waterloo
Business
Inco
Wake of War Reflections Echo in France and News
A Methodist bishop returning from the war zone laments France's lingering materialism and calls for spiritual revival as the nation endures a crucible of suffering. The piece notes Allied and Adventist views on end times, warns of auto accidents, and references Bombs dropped by dirigs while mentioning Roosevelt and others amid wartime discourse.
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Paris
France
Eutts Lelygm
Do Your Best on Each Effort and Move On
The text urges full hearted effort in every task and warns that repeating a job costs time and hurts enthusiasm. It emphasizes seizing the But One moment to perform perfectly, lest regrets block progress and diminish future achievement.
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Blinosphere
Ponderous Personages Charles Darwin by George Fitch
A readable portrait of Charles Darwin as a careful observer who counted species during a four year voyage, wrote The Origin of Species, and spent forty years studying plants, animals, and germs. The piece notes debates about human descent and reflects on Darwin’s impact amid contemporary chaos.
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Darwin
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Adoen
Englind le
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Daawlalsar
The Row Versus The What In Dancing And Moral Promises
An essay explores how the tone and intention behind actions shape their meaning. It discusses dancing as expressive art, critics' views on theater, and how inner mindset affects how events unfold. It ends with a Q A on a wife's vow not to remarry and the morality of breaking such a promise.
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Tonce
Jove
Bear and Fox Partners in Cedar Run Store Scheme
A March day finds Mr. Bear and Mr. Fox planning a market partnership in Cedar Run. The widow Wolf eyes a potential second husband while Fox schemes to hide the buggy and harness in a hollow tree as Bear naps and money vanishes.
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Mir. Bear
Mr. Bear
Cedar Run
Mr. Fox
Wolf
Fox Tricks Bear For Honeys Wartime Haunts Widow Wolf
In a woodland tale from 1915, Mr. Fox lures Mr. Bear to a honey stash inside a hollow tree. Bear is captured with a bridle and harness, driven away in a buggy, while Fox cheats and flees. Fox then marries the Widow Wolf and tours in a new red buggy.
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Sin
Mr. Gaar
Mr. Bear
Mr. Fox
Mr Vox
Pyright
Iowa editors weigh roads bonds and politics across states
Paved roads in Kansas and Georgia, South Carolina paving plans, and bond votes in Kentucky and Iowa headline editorials from multiple papers. Vinton Eagle and Mason City Times note political bets on Cummins and Governor Clarke, while Lions City Tribune praises alfalfa seeding as a cleanup idea amid bad roads.
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Marshalltown
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Alian
Georgia
Greenville
South Carolina
Barrbourville
Lions City Tribune
Pierre
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Asa
Lafayette Young Sees Long War and German Realities
New York June 3 Lafayette Young proprietor of the Des Moines Capital returned from Europe and detailed impressions of life in France and the German and Austrian home fronts. He reported food controls, bread tickets, weed-filled cities, and strong anti American sentiment while predicting a prolonged conflict and noting royal cousins and commercial rivals as war factors. He also cited government efficiency and a shift in Berlin streets toward English-named places except Victoria Street.
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Young
Des Moines
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Austria
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Tam
Berlin
America
Tobacco fraud convict sentenced to 13 months in prison
Jacob L. Salas, a New York tobacco merchant, was found guilty of conspiracy to defraud the government through illicit payments. He received thirteen months in federal prison in Atlanta. The item mentions postponed shipments due to unavailable roads and a separate crash related to road funding.
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New York
Jacob L.salas
John Burke
Atlanta
Take Care Kidney Pills Ad Row With Health Advice
An old advertisement promotes Dean's Kidney Pills as reliable for kidney trouble during convalescence and after infections. It warns against meat, over exertion, and liquor, recommends milk or water, and cites E D Hunt of Eleventh Street praising the remedy's benefits for backache linked to kidney issues.
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Dean
Salas and associates face charges in colonial case
Judge Hunt granted a stay of sentence pending appeal and Salas received $10,000 bail while Burke and Ricardo Permudez former colony governor are indicted and to be tried. Hazard, awaiting $4,000 to $5,600 overdue salary, notes road project halted after nine months and writes of travel to South American mountains where fever is absent and tribes lie two days beyond.
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Burke
Ricardo Permudez
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Ihort
Hazard
South American
British Admiralty Issues Thames Navigation Orders
Washington June 3. Consul General Skinner reports naval orders from the British Admiralty directing all ships to pass through Edinburgh channel or Black Deep south of Knock John and Knob light buoys and through Gaze i Deep until further notice. All other channels closed to navigation. Clyde mariners urged to follow specific described routes due to ongoing work.
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Washington, D. C
Skinner
London
River Thames
Edinburgh Channel
Black Deep
Knock John
Knob
Firth of Clyde
American engineers stranded in Andes
Archie Hazard, son of Dr. T. L. Hazard of Towa City, writes from Marcapata Peru about fellow Iowa collegians working on railroads in South America and stranded due to war disruptions as German capital flows halt work.
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Archie Hazard
T. L. Hazard
Marcapata
Peru
Towa
Chile
Bolivia
South America
Georgia prison panel hears protest over Frank death sentence
Atlanta Ga June 3 The Georgia prison commission granted a hearing to a delegation presenting the Marietta mass meeting protest against commutation of Leo M Frank's death sentence. Mary Phagan, whose murder Frank was convicted, formerly lived at Marietta.
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Georgia Prison Commission
Marietta
Léo M. Frank
Mary Phagan
Frank
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