Published Evenings Except Sunday by THE W. H. HARTMAN COMPANY
The notice states the Wat erloo Iowa paper is published evenings except Sunday, prices at 1.60, thin paper, second class matter, post office entry, and membership in Associated Press and Evening Press Association. Advertising rates available on request and subject to change.
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W. H. Hartman Company
West Park Ave
Waterloo
Associated _Prees and Sows
Uxrest
Black Hawk County
Why are farmers leaving Iowa? An inquiry from Des Moines
Des Moines reports farmers leaving Iowa in spring, forcing the estate veterinary office to issue permits and health certificates for cattle and hogs exiting the state. The Courier seeks reader input on the causes, asking if taxes roads or opportunity drive the exodus, and invites discussion from farmers or interested parties.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Estate
Lewa
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Mississippi
Towa
Hawkeye
Iowa Peterson Law and watered stock debate
The piece argues for and against the Iowa Peterson law which bars issuing capital stock below par. James C. Davis of Des Moines contends the rule stifles investment in interurbans and public service ventures, urging flexible public oversight and lawful sale below par with informed buyers to spur growth. He notes investor risk and calls for adjustment to enable necessary but uncertain projects.
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Iowa
James OC. Davis
Des Moines
Register
United States
General Dodge
James C, Davis
Beveridge bills seek to guard mineral lands and leases
Senator Beveridge advances two congress bills to protect mineral wealth from private exploitation. One withdraws Alaska coal lands as public domain and extinguishes similar claims if enacted. The other proposes lease development to allow government income and influence over Wisconsin and Michigan resources. The piece cites public stance and industry reactions.
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Beveridge
Congress
Alaska
Cunningham
Uncle Sam
Wisconsin
Michigan
Vox Pop- Wi
Gugrenheims
Sleep, Stars, and Night Walks Aid Restful Work
The piece extols sleep as a prime factor for success and cites a reader who keeps well by a nightly outdoor walk. Fresh air at night calms the mind, aids sleep, and even late hours feel lighter after the walk. Rested brains, the article argues, help one stand out in any field and deserve practice.
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Nourleher
Mio
Shakespeare
Lfe
Sunday School Lesson Questions on Jesus the Healer
For use in Mid-Week Meetings and Sunday School, this 1910 study by Rev. T. S. Linscott prompts discussion on Matthew 8 1 3 17. It asks how leprosy resembles sin the healing process the centurion faith and the scope of miraculous cures versus ongoing providence.
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Dr. Linscott
Bible Study Club
Waterloo
T. S. Linscott
D.D
Jesus
Suffragists Seek High Court Challenge Over Taxation
The Chicago suffragettes press for taxation without representation claims and may bring their case to the Supreme Court, aligning with Liberty’s founders. Mine workers plan a Cincinnati convention on March 14, while packers face indictments viewed as a joke. A St. Louis butcher killed himself over meat prices, leaving his body in an ice box.
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Chicago
Fathers of Liberty
Mine Workers of America
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Deliviery
Brutal fight and its civic question in Marshalltown
The Marshalltown Times-Republican notes a brutal fight funded by gamblers and watched by upstanding citizens as it questions what steps will be taken about such corruption. It also critiques the corporation income tax law, arguing over its origins and function while comparing to credit reports and business disclosures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshalltown Times-Republican
Nelson
Woilgast
Sions City Tribune
the Tribune
Cummins
Political Headlines and Local Records Echo Turmoil
A collage of editorials debates over tax policy and reform in Iowa, praising or deriding President Taft, Pinchot, Ballinger, and Roosevelt. The item notes rising horse prices pushing autos, and a surge in property records with 101 filings over Feb 28 and Mar 1.
Views of the People to The Muck Rake
A reflective essay traces muckraking from ancient to modern times, accusing officials of concealing truth to shield leaders. It cites Roosevelt era reforms and Ballinger-Guggenheim intrigues, then shifts to satirical lines about political pressure and public inquiry.
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Iaterloo Daily Courier
Wobn C. Hartman
Vi. W. Peterson
Sec
Gen. Mer
Daily Courier
Cashan
Corn Belt—Courier Exchange
Owa Business Ofice
Ad 'Yowa
the Courier
Europe
Waterloo Courier
Poesacion
Trafalgar Building
American Express
Haymarket
Daw's Steamship Agency
Green Street
Charing Cross Road
Paris
Boulevard Des Capucines
Comer Place de 'Opera
Roe Scribe
Berlin
Unter den Linden
Petersburg
Neweky Prospekt
Ath Street
Lafayette Street
F. W. Latier
Tel. C. B
Town
Henry W. Grout
W. H. Merner
H. Jacob Pfeiffer
Guggenheims
Spirit OF the
OWA Press
Ayer Co
Aver
Royal
Council
Tait
Neola
Dubuque
Mike
Vertrees
Pinchot
Ballinger
Roosevelt
Waleateeleat
Courier
Nero
Taft
Jones
Aegean
Washington
Hex
CLR
Runkel
Runkel’s
Bradfield CO
Atlanta
Derma Viva
C. J. Miller and Schuneman Drug Stores
Black Hawk
Whittier
Waterloo Fruit & Commission Co
F. H. Latier
la Fayette Street
Fourth Street
C. B
Evening Courier
LaFayette Building
4Th Street
Corn Belt Automobile Company
Ford, Overland
Marion Flyers
Baker Electrics
EALT
Fifth Street
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