Waterlog evening Courier ad rates and notices summary
Clerical text from a 19th century newspaper fragment outlines edition branding, pricing policy, and advertising guidelines. It lists carrier and mail rates within set radii, post office legality, and mentions Associated Press news use and San Francisco offices. Names include Waterloo Iowa and Brooks & Finley as representatives.
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Nh Co
Courier Ride
St.eh
Waterloo
Lown
Tie
Wittel
International
Associated
Associated Ur
Ami
Audi Sureau
Miley
Polk
Independence Week Observances Commemorate Jefferson
The article recalls Independence Week events marking the centennial of the Declaration of Independence with planned observances June 28 through June 30. It notes pledges of faith, universal education, and the opening of a patriotic landmark to honor Thomas Jefferson as author of the Declaration.
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Pal
Guage
Better Beef Grades Promised By Federal Regs
The Agriculture Department announces definite standards for beef grades, aiming to label meat as prime or choice. The plan, advocated to aid producers, would reward higher quality animals with better prices while offering consumers options from average to premium beef.
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Federal
Department of Agriculture
Jardine
Guardian Observes U S Legal System Failing Stateside
The Manchester Guardian notes grave concern over American justice delays and patronage in contracts. It cites Bryce on municipal government and warns that delay and corruption threaten order, with courts taking months or years to settle cases.
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Manchester
Eng
Guardian
America
Eng Msh
Annals
American Academy of Political Science
Amorica
Bryce
Guardian Night
Sheriff in Jail Charged With Voting In Car Incident
In Chickasaw County Charles City sheriff faces charges linked to voting while intoxicated after his car allegedly struck a mailbox. A farmer reports the incident as the driver appeared intoxicated, sparking questions about voter conduct.
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Chickasaw County
Charles City
Natlon
INTONICATED CHILDREN AND BRAIN DEVELOPMENT
Dr William Brady outlines how a year-old child weighs about two pounds of brain to ten pounds of body, vs adults with about 3 1 4 ounces brain per ten pounds body. He notes heightened nervousness, fever responses, and the need for proportionate dosing of medicines. He cautions against stimulants for children and warns alcohol and similar drinks as deadly, recommending milk and careful feeding instead.
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Brady
Weak Outlook in Iowa Farmers Hope
Iowa editors warn that agricultural aid may fail in Congress as few states show interest in Haugen bill. Des Moines conference attendees are cited while many lawmakers oppose subsidy schemes. Also notes Eucharistic congress in Chicago and eastern bias hindering farm legislation, with references to Brookhart and regional attitudes.
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Davenport
Congress
Des Moines
Washington
Borah
Cedar Rapids
Eastern Sunpork
Brookhart
Soni
Barry and Leila in a servant romance clash
In a melodramatic scene Mona confronts Barry about his attentions to Leila the servant. Barry defends his feelings and declares his intent to marry Leila despite social obstacles while Mona warns of schemes and family expectations.
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Barry Mona
Leila
Barry
Mona
Mons
Ruth Maskrat Wins Mount Holyoke Prize For Best Use Of Education
Ruth Maskrat, an Indian girl, receives a Mount Holyoke College prize of 1000.23 dollars for the graduate of last year who demonstrated the best use of her education. The idea of rewarding postgraduation impact is praised as a test of a school by outcomes and social value.
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Cedar Rapids
Ruth Maskrat
Mount Holyoke College
Ami
Uncle Wigsily and the Tickter Novel Snippet
Howard R. Garis presents Uncle Wigsily and the Tickter in The Skillery Scullery. An alligator crawls from the swamp and wanders along the road whistling, while the Fuzzy Fox asks why the Scullery Alligator seems so cheerful today.
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Uncle Wigsily and the Tickter By
Howard R. Garis
Skillery
Skillery Scullery
Uncle Wiggily and the Black Beetle Tickler
A woodland tale follows Uncle Wiggily as Fox, Wolf, and a hungry Alligator scheme to nab him for a meal. The Black Beetle hides at a hollow tree, uses a feather duster to tickle the Gator, saving the bunny from capture while the others end up soaked, and the story promises more adventures next time.
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Wigeily
Ore
Uncle Wigelly
Uncle Wigs
Fox
Genele Wissily
Gator
Ler
Deetie Indy
Uncle Wiggily
Tnere
Nurse Jane
Mr. Longears
Mr. Longs
Bunk
World Teiber Survey at Rome Forestry Congress
Delegates at the world forestry congress in Rome vote to conduct a worldwide survey of forestry conditions. A forest economist will head a new bureau to collect forest statistics from all countries and report findings to future congresses, focusing on regions with underdeveloped statistical services and promoting conservation and sustainable timber practices.
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Detroit News
Rome
Uint
Abe Martin Aller Remembers Schooling and a Pellin Party
A reminiscence recalls Abe Martin Aller driving a track and canvassing Ter, enjoying a fun recollection of taking in mathematics physics and Theol Water wan two lay at a pellin party last eve.
Washington and Braddock era clashes described in letters
Fragmented text recalls Washington's wartime reputation, bravery, and capture of bullets thirteen years after battles. It mentions Napoleon, independence, and the value of leadership. Personal letters from readers reflect gratitude, reading habits, and family notes about Uncle Ray and story閱讀.
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Washington
Continental Congress
George
Durerthe
Braddock
On Making Noise and Quiet Power
An old Baltimore Sun reflection argues noise exposes true intent. It notes barking dogs seldom bite, but silent grievances fester and burst when unaddressed. The column compares steam power, public speech, and anger, urging restraint and action over idle talk.
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Baltimore Sun
Kiven
Aga
Tie
Britain
Stern
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Queried By Readers
Questions from readers drive this nature column by Houghton Aubelin. The paper invites general inquiries about nature topics and promises answers in the Nature Notes section. The ask includes curios about a fish nicknamed millions and how carrier pigeons are trained to deliver messages.
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Burroughs Nature Club
Houghton Aubelin Co
Nature Notes
Quitoes
Nature Notes Claro On Snakes Birds And Food Value
Answers discuss the bald colored snake, protein content of mushrooms, and the local name shitepake for the green heron. Notes identify the American bittern and little brown crane, explain that shitepake refers to Vularides virescens, and describe a daytime heron perching about 13 feet high near a creek.
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California
Arizona
Patria
Mexico
Doegers
Jocalis
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