The Waterloo Courier Announce Europe Circulation Details
American travelers will find The Waterloo Courier in London Berlin and St Petersburg at listed offices and stations. The notice also states a candidate for state senator, H. Jacob Pfeiffer, seeks Republican primary support next June.
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the Courier
Europe
Waterloo Courier
London
Northam Perland
American Express Office
Wbaymarket
Daw’s Steamship Agency
Green
Cross Road
Boulevard- Dex Capucines
American Express
Berlin
Unter den Linden
Be. Petersburg
Newsky Proepekt
H. Jacob Pfeiffer
Campaign Methods and Public Mind in Taft Speech
The article argues campaign methods must reform to align with public desires for self government. It notes Congress and politicians resist reform, urges higher standards, and cites President Taft calling for sane thinking amid nervous public sentiment. Progressive Republicans push for improved conditions against political inertia.
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Taft
University Club of Washington
Xakly
Waterloo Demands Better Union Station Overdue Plea
In Waterloo, residents urge the Great Western and Rock Island lines to invest in a proper union station. City leaders condemn the current filthy, inadequate facilities and threaten to appeal to the railroad commission if the railroads refuse to cooperate. The piece argues Waterloo’s growth and patronage justify improved, decent waiting rooms without undue delay.
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Union
Waterloo
Great Western
Mock Island
Railroad Commission
Rock Island
Great’ Western
Reforming Congress The Jamieson Retirement Dilemma
The piece argues that cost of campaigns forces retiring lawmakers like Jamieson to rely on saved funds, exposing degenerating political ethics and questioning whether a "representative" House can exist when office expenses drain income. It critiques the incentive structure and contrasts with the Senate's lack of direct popular mandate.
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Dawson
Jamieson
Congress
House of Representatives
Senate
Campalen
Romance and Overalls in Pittsburg Hearts
The Wealthy Brazilian mine owner Antonio R Guinares hid his status to woo Hessie Goldie, a Pittsburg social figure, and won her hand after months of labor and charm. The Chicago Record Herald notes the bold method and suggests others might imitate it though few would endure such hands on work.
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Chicago Record-Herald
Pittsburg
Antonio R. Guinares
Hessie Goldie
Antonio
Guinares
Miss Goldie
Horse Power in Advertising
A Davenport Times reflection compares advertising effort to auto horsepower. Smaller spenders may stall on hills until they increase horse power, shift to newspaper ads, and finally reach better results. The author urges readers to evaluate and boost their ad budgets to achieve returns.
Slogan Controversy Over Waterloo Motto Sparks Debate
A discussion notes that the proposed Waterloo slogan Colretax lacks the advertising punch of Waterloowar Wins and commends the retention of the old. It compares national magazines' postal reach with newspapers, hints at postal rate shifts, and comments on economic changes in farm life and social classes.
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Waterloo
Ballinger-Pinchot debate urged for public reading
A citizen urges readers to follow the Ballinger-Pinchot controversy, arguing people neglect major issues in favor of sensational crime and defaulter stories. The piece stresses reading newspapers helps people understand policy impacts such as tariffs and energy prices, urging democratic participation.
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Ballinger-Pinchot
Mr. Ballinger
Mr. Pinchot
Supreme Court Clerkship Sparks Debate in Iowa
Cedar Rapids Gazette notes three candidates Bousquet Garrett and Ferson for the supreme court clerkship. Primaries would pick a nominee, but the position is clerical and should be appointed. Cedar Rapids Republican laments Iowa wealth drain and urges boosting local industry by expanding in-state processing.
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Cedar Rapids
Supreme Court
Bousquet
Garrett
State Board of Parole
Ferson
State University
Executive Council
Iowa
Pinchot Defies Whitewash Lingering in Taft Debate
Sioux City Tribune hails Pinchot as a brave defender of public domain against Ballinger looting. The outspoken official rejects silence and asserts the country will not tolerate concealment. Pinchot champions integrity over executive displeasure, pairing with Claris in a vivid stand for public interests.
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Sioux City
Do Not Shoot The Organist In Western Mining Camp
A placard over an organ in a western mining camp reads Please do not shoot at the organist, he is doing the best he can. The scene likens President Taft fingering the keys of the great American organ to achieving harmony from an instrument that is presently out of tune.
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Taft
Foley's Honey and Tar Promoted as Best Remedy
An advertisement urges readers to choose Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs colds throat and lung troubles. It warns against substitutes claiming the product contains no apiates and no harmful drugs and lists Wangler Bros and H. W. Taggart as names to remember.
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Foley
Foley's
Wangler Bros
H. Ww. Taggart
Expenditures in Waterloo West Schools Face Big Year
Waterloo West schools seek 64000 for next year as finance committee outlines heavy spending driven by rapid west side growth. New departments manual training and domestic science added, teaching staff rose from 21 to 63 since 1900, with bonds retired and new building sites bought. Schools praised for harmony, loyal support, and high standards amid expansion.
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Board of Education
Independent School District of
Waterloo
West
A. T. Hukill
Waterloo school building plan seeks 64000 finance
The Waterloo Board of Education requests 64000 for the coming year to fund teacher salaries 33000 schoolhouse work 14000 and improvements at Lowell Westfield and Central campuses. It aims to add six rooms at the high school finish third floor space and expand Westfield to allow proper graduation and kindergarten integration while maintaining a small increase in real estate millage.
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Board of Education
Lowell
Central School
Westfield
Waterloo
Magnet Recovers Nail Kegs
In New Orleans on March 3 a sinking steamboat cargo of nails was recovered using a large electric magnet attached to hoisting gear. When currents are applied the kegs cling to the magnet and are hoisted out one by one.
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New Orleans
Home made pine syrup cough remedy recipe
A five minute recipe shows how to make a pint of cough syrup using Pinex and granulated sugar syrup. It claims cost of 54 cents, pleasant taste, and effectiveness for obstinate coughs and throat troubles. Strained honey can substitute syrup for a honey and pine tar version.
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Norway
Move to Provide a Government Home for the Vice President
A Washington movement grows in Congress to authorize a site purchase and house construction in the next public buildings bill for the vice president. Proponents argue social demands and duties warrant government furnished housing to ease expense and support official entertaining on par with the White House.
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Washington
Sunny Jim” Sherman
United States
Congress
Sherman
House
Senate
White House
Fairbanks
Waterloo Dental Society Elects Officers for Year
The Waterloo Dental society met at Dr. J. G. Hildebrand’s office to elect officers for the ensuing year. President is Dr. T. R. McCoy, vice president Dr. G. E. Funston, and secretary and treasurer Dr. Clarence Robertson. Refreshments followed the business session.
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Waterloo Dental Society
J. G. Hildebrand
T. R. McCoy
G. BE. Funston
Clarence Robertson
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Waterlooo
Covaren
Associated Press
Iowa Evening Press Association
Black Hawk County
Corm Ball—Courier Exchange
Foreign
Pace
Davenport Times
Spirit OF the I0wa Press
Waterloo West
Ayers
Ayer Company
Lownl
Stroebel’s
East 5Th St
Ellis Hotel
Maine
Gress
Dental Society
Pierce
F. H. Latier
la Fayette Street
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Evening Courier
LaFayette Building
4Th Street
Corn Belt Automobile Company
Ford, Overland
Marion Flyers
Baker Electrics
East
Finth Street
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