Waterloo Evening Courier Advertising Rates and Europe Offices
The Waterloo Evening Courier notice lists pricing, circulation, and office details for the paper in Waserton and Describes European access points in London Paris Berlin Saint Petersburg and lauds the paper as widely available to travelers with contract prices and branch exchange contacts.
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Delig Incept
Guncay
Fam W. KR. Martman Company
Aepisas West
Averee Ae
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Sec'y-Treas
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Tribune
Jem
Tri-Werkely
Waterton
Ask Center
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Europe
Waterloo Evening Courier
Don
Trafalgar Building
Northumberland Avenue
American Mapreas
Haymarket
Dawe's Steamship Agency
Green Street
Paris
Boulevard Des Capucines
American Express
Berlin
Unter den Linden
Bt. Petersburg
Nevsk
The Hold Over Paper Saturday Night Read
The Hold Over Paper is described as the Waterloo reader’s weekend digest, promising thorough coverage and digestible Sunday reflections from the Saturday issue.
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All Waterloo
Problems of a New Party in the Election Era
The article outlines obstacles for a third party seeking presidential electors by petition, notes district and at large requirements, and discusses potential ticket fusion with the Republicans. It explains how three candidates complicate achieving a majority, the possibility of House decision, and the need for state leader support amid uncertain future developments.
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Nebraska
House of Representatives
Nust
Horah
Dean Hadley
Cummins
Kenyon
Invernor Aldriel
Nelra
Italy
Proper Sun Protection Across Climates and Cultures
The article discusses global sun safety practices in hot climates, noting helmet designs in India, heavy hats in Mexico, and leaf coverings among Australian bush natives. It argues for head and neck protection, cooler work hours, and artificial precautions to prevent sun exposure and heat prostration.
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India
Australia
Mexico
New York
Waterloo Park Name Mixup Clarified by Park Board
The Waterloo park known locally as Lafayette park is officially Cedar River park per the park commissioners. A Lafayette park exists further downriver near the Bath Packing plant, and the Courier admits past errors but vows correction in future reporting.
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Waterloo
Lafayette Park
Park Commissioners
Cedar River Park
Park Board
Bath
Illinois anger over Taft convention seating sparks uproar
An Illinois editor vents fury over the Republican National Convention seating of contested delegates. He predicts Taft cannot carry any precinct if the election were held tomorrow. The state is said to be boiling with wrath as the nation eyes the looming November vote.
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Ilinois
Roosevelt
Taft
Bryan
Cedar Rapida Gazette
Republeans
Willim Jennings Bryan
Roosevelt Strength With Farmers Noted In Straw Vote
A traveling man reported a straw vote showing strong farmer support for Roosevelt. The survey indicated thirty seven for Roosevelt Rider against one for Taft. The anecdote suggests Roosevelt’s appeal among farmers remains evident.
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Roosevelt
Taft
Iowans Buy Cars At Steady Rate Despite Dense Population
Registration figures at the state house show Iowa has 35 000 automobiles, about one for every 65 residents, with sales continuing at roughly 200 cars daily. The note playfully asks who says Iowans are not high lifters.
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Iowa
State House
New Political Talks Stir Sioux City Journal
The Sioux City Journal reports La Follette weighing leadership of a new party and hints at possible shifts if Bryan loses in Baltimore. It notes Republican observers see more party splits as competition drives political life and mentions Chicago party beginnings observed by Judge Lindsay in Denver.
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Sioux City Journal
la Follette
Col Bryan
Baltimore
Roosevelt Support Splits Iowa GOP In 1916 Outlook
In Iowa editorial pages Republicans debate Roosevelt’s fate as a possible bolt beyond the party. Des Moines experts call a Bryan La Follette pairing unlikely, while Cedar Rapids notes Bryan would win big if nominated, and Cedar Falls urges unity behind Kenyon and Pickett for the coming campaign.
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Des Moines Register
Bryan
la Follette
Roosevelt
Cedar Falls
Iowa
Third
Senator Kenyon
Senate
Kenyon
Third Congressional District
Pickett
Progressive Republicans Split Over Taft Roosevelt Clash
Bremer County Independent criticizes the national Republican convention in Chicago. It condemns Taft and Roosevelt and urges unity of progressive Republicans while promoting Brady War Pictures for schoolchildren and a coupon offer in the Waterloo Evening Courier.
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Bremer County
Chicago
W.H. Taft
Roosevelt
Taft
Dumpet
Theodore Roosevelt
Waterloo Evening Courier
Gunsaulus Bolts Republican Party in West Liberty
Dr Frank Gunsaulus a famed Chicago preacher proclaimed lifelong Republican loyalty but bolted the party during his West Liberty lecture on the Chautauqua platform. He endorsed W J Bryan as best suited to achieve universal peace and criticized Theodore Roosevelt and Taft era policies including the war stance toward Mexico. He called the Baltimore Chicago conventions and the Democratic gathering pivotal while urging change.
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West Liberty
Frank Gunsaulhis
Chicago
W. J. Bryan
Gunsaulus
Baltimore
Theodore Roosevelt
Silient
Oyster Bay
William H. Taft
Mexico
The Evening Chit Chat on Warm Day Social Folly
Ruth Cameron reflects on a very warm day and a society scene in which a "lady of leisure" displays disdain for floor walkers and working people. The piece argues that true refinement shows in pity and gentleness, not in snobbery or superiority.
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Lady of
Ruth Cameron
Funk Swears He Never Met Woman in Suit
Clarence B. Funk general manager of International Harvester told a Chicago court he never met or knew the woman involved in a $25,000 alienation of affections suit filed by John Henning. He denied any meeting with the woman in the Congress or Grand Pacific hotel and claimed he had not visited the hotel in five years. Cross examination was requested by Henning's lawyers but declined. Two Henning witnesses failed to appear.
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Chicago
Clarence
Funk
International Harvester Company
John
Henning
Congress
Grand Pacific Hotel
Grand Pacific
Donahoe and Hartnett
Aileen Heppner
Edwin W. Deuter
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Certification
A Harrisburg notice proclaims Foley's Honey and Tar Compound contains no opiates or habit forming drugs and is safe for coughs and throat irritations in a yellow package. Separate item reports Mabel Hite, actress, out of danger after critical illness, with husband Mike Donlin due to join the Pittsburgh team in Chicago.
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Foley
H. W. Taggart
Mabel Hite
New York
Mike Donlin
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Bryan Wars on Wealthy Bosses at Democratic Convention
At Baltimore on June 2, Colonel Bryan introduced a resolution opposing any candidate tied to J. Pierpont Morgan, Thomas F. Ryan, August Belmont, or other privilege seekers. Delegates demanded its reading. Morgan Belmont and Ryan were hissed as the plan drew cheers. Bryan pressed to suspend rules for debate while Flood defended the resolution amid disturbances. Ollie James was elected permanent chairman and condemned Taft and Roosevelt while praising Lincoln. Fancy dairy butter at Draper's.
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Baltimore
Bryan
J. Pierpont Morgan
Thomas F. Ryan
August Belmont
Mr. Bryan
Morgan
Belmont
Ryan
Democratic Party
Flood
Virginia
Gilchrist
James
Credentials Committee
Viva Voce
Ollie James
Kentucky
Taft
Republican Party
Theodore Roosevelt
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Mail Robbers Brought Before Commissioner In City
Two men, Charles Kramer and Thomas Joy, accused of robbing mail, were bound over on $1,000 bonds each by United States Commissioner J. H. Dempster after being arrested near New Hampton. Bags stolen Tuesday were cut open in the countryside and recovered. the pair, described as tramp-like, are suspected in similar thefts along the Milwaukee line in Iowa. A warning search continues for others involved.
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Charles Kramer
Thomas Joy
United States
J. H. Dempster
Post Office
Joseph D. Farrell
New Hampton
Farrell
Milwaukee Dine
Iowa
Farmers Busy Plowing as Spring Delays Reach Local Area
In the vicinity farmers plow corn with the crop less advance than typical for this time. W C Miller of Cedar Falls visited his farm last week. W Thompson is building a concrete bridge at Norris Siding and repairing the public highway. T Y Kayne of Chicago conducts business at Beaver Valley farm this week. J H Gerholdt of Cedar Falls called at his farm Thursday. F Miller has a well drilled at large farm this week. Wm Stiles mobilizes a large crew tiling the Beaver Valley farm. T Gerholdt and H Seibert delivered cattle to Cedar Falls Tuesday.
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W. C. Miller
Cedar Falls
W. Thompson
Norris Siding
T. Y. Kayne
Chicago
Beaver Valley
J. H. Gerholdt
F. Miller
Big Farm
Wm. Stiles
T. Gerholdt
H. Seibert
Itching Rash Resolved by Cuticura After Trip
Mrs Margaret Gunn recounts a baby rash during 1909 travels to England and Ireland that covered the child and caused sleepless nights. A first doctor attributed chicken pox, a second blamed climate and diet. After nine months of Cuticura Soap and Ointment, the rash disappeared with no scarring, and the baby slept again.
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Boston
England
Ireland
Baby
Margaret Gunn
Burrell St
Roxbury
Mass
Potter Drug & Chem. Corp
Dept
Poston
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