Waterlog Evening Courier Pedigree and Rates with Local Notices
Waterlog Evening Courier publishes subscription prices and newspaper policy notes, lists editors and staff, and includes local notices. It quotes collectors from Waterloo and notes Associated Press affiliation. The page also presents an editorial on hunting excess and a report on self harm statistics with commentary on suicide patterns.
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W. H Hartman Co
Courier
Corner Park Ave
Commercial St
Grand Exchange
John C. Hartman
Jickson McCoy
Treas
Gene's
MEY
Waterloo
Lows
Associated Press
Focal News
Dougherty
Washinston
D. GC
Waterloo in Morning Spotlight on Spring and Commerce
A lively Waterloo morning scene celebrates spring with blue skies and a playful river while urban life buzzes. Industrial details mix with gum advertising by William Wrigley Jr and insights on tropical trade expansion, barber union concerns, and evolving beauty services amid modern city life.
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Waterloo
Black Hawk
Louisyilie Lou
Water Street
Hus
William Wrigley, Jr
Friend Wife by Roe Fulkerson
Imogene questions Andrew about his whereabouts at 2 o'clock and he deflects with witty digs about marriage, jealousy, and how wives reflect their husbands' success. He argues men work hard to fuel a wife's status while Imogene frets over a fur sale and tax issues.
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Imogene
Parrie
Andrew
Haisa
Kinegene
Miss Black
Tier
Dolly Henderson
Remarkable that they work at all health advice column
The piece critiques modern dietary trends and urges natural digestion with indigestible plant parts and hard foods for children, recounts Hippocrates opposing purgatives, and blends a whimsical tale of Peter with a daisy fairy ball, ending with a White cow reward scene and a farm reward for Peter.
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Peter
Daisy Fairies
Daisy
Brain Tests by Sam Loud The Cave Answer Puzzle
A cryptic column text asks to form a word by combining and removing items to spell the cave name where David hid from Saul. It mentions Sam Loud, a supporting column, an elmapid, a medicine ball, bombastic talk, a foolish person, sone animal fat, a gentle animal, a cereal plant fruit-bearing part, and a large hibernating animal. The piece references Sambo and the black bass nickname in relation to the riddle.
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David
Saul
Senators in a Stampede in the Senate Debate
Iowa editors rail at a violent Senate debate described as a stampede, condemning the loss of dignity in Washington and urging restraint. They commend Coolidge's steady conduct amid partisan clash and criticize politicians like Wheeler and Johnson for partisan posturing and sensationalism.
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Des Moines
United States
Senate
Washington
Coolidge
Wheeler
Montana
Thomas Jefferson
The Sandman Story By Mrs Walker
Peter loved the Brean fields and the golden daisy, nobly guarding wild flowers in his garden. In a moonlit night he fears disturbing daisies as they dance near his home, a gentle tale from the Sandman story collection.
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Peter
Dr. Brady
Sandman
Mrs. Mr A. Walker
Veter
Burroughs Nature Notes Answered By Readers
The Burroughs Nature Club column compiles reader questions and the forthcoming Nature Notes answers. Topics include whether parrot feathers are dyed, olive oil origin versus cottonseed oil, hummingbirds attracted to tree trunks, and statements on birds tongues, rat Arctic resilience, corn ear development, and a German chemist selling a coal gas derived benzine-like fluid to Austria.
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Arctic
Climantes
Nature
Mautheim
Marth
Tranz Fischer
Fifty Years Ago In The Caprice
A breezy 1874 item list covers a sleigh ride for Cedar Falls children, local jokes about a postal clerk, a death from typhoid in Raymond, a new cheese factory planned in Orange township, and early 20th century civic notes. It also notes fire alarm bells approved for volunteer firemen, a bank ownership change, and a dancing assembly by Red Jacket Fire Hose Co with torchlight parade planned for Feb 20.
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Red Jacket Firs & Hose Co
Iis
Lincoln Hall
Waterloo Comet
Local notes and weather wrap from Waterloo and Ames
March 5 1884 marks the season’s first bluebird and robin as merchants advertise goods and a new engine at Drimmel Bros meat market. Red Jacket Fire Co elects officers. local retirements and a farm move are noted. Wolves sighted near Waterloo. a dog injures in a wolf encounter. Fifteenth anniversary surprise for Mr and Mrs William Bates. A blizzard brings a 38 degree drop. snow blocks the Albert Lea I C branch then clears. Local shorthand class grows with Miss Hutchinson teaching at Whitaker’s office.
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Albert Lea
1. C
Lacy Leavitt
Colorado Springs
Waterloo News Roundup March 5 1941 Highlights
Twenty years ago plans for Weatarloo Wagon & Buggy Co remain unsettled after a recent $60,000 fire. Cities like Chicago Heights Minneapolis and Waterloo area vie for the plant. Local business changes include A D Popp selling Hudson hardware to E M Smith and J H Leavitt’s wheel clock mystery as well as typhoid fever figures. The Palace clothing store opens under Al Simon. Vaughan implement changes hands to Galloway and Knutson. Deaths include Mary Shoemaker. news notes cover Rev Effie McGullum Joney start at Universalist church and Dunkerton bank cashier Morton T Blake suicide. The excerpt ends with a scene from a film set and Tomorrow-An Unexpected Ride.
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Weatarloo Wagon & Bugsy Co
Chicago Heights
Minneapolis
Marshelltown
Fort Dodge
Danville
D. Popp
Hudson
E. M. Smith
M. C. Vaughan
J. W W. Galloway
Waterloo
S B Knutson
Waterloo Implement Company
Mary Shoemaker
F. M. Shoemaker
Virginia Fairfax and Gloria Summers Enter Film World
Virginia Fairfax leaves Virginia heirloom life for Hollywood glory after joining Gloria Summers in the movie business. They befriend Herbert Richardson but face party scandal and a stern director DeVore as Virginia dreams of stardom.
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Virginia Fairfax
Virginia
Fimiana
Los Angeles
Gloria Summers
Herbert Richardson
Gloria
Herb Richardson
Ria
Virginian
Kitty Dalton
Tommy Warner
Cloria
Kitty
Herbert
Theodore Stratton
Jack Thompson
Happs
Kaisey Studio
Tie
de Vore
Rey Mirginia
Virinia
Theodore Strathston
Promoter Dan Cupid Warned In Abe Martin Style
Abe Martin quips that Cupid is the most popular yet least trustworthy promoter. He laments long snowy winter afternoons with only a rattling cough to break the quiet.
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Dan Cupid
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Owa
American Legion of
Minburn
Towa
Ibohe
Sensus Bureau
Strangus
Pierci
Wrigley
Tropic
Tropics
Mllinois
State Department of Education and Registration
Wesen Hansen
Chicago
Wife
Roe Fulkerson
William Brady, M.D
Nee
Medical
Circular
London
Larley Street
Hippokrates
Shin Hervers
Sam
Sambo
Iowa
Johnson
Hiram Johnson
Ohio
Massachusetts
Barnum
Eagle Grove
Burroughs Nature Club
Hougaton
Natura Notes
Meo
W. A. Chapin
Stone
Fourth Streets
H. L. Swift
Cedar Falls
West Waterloo
Prof
von Coelin
W. FH. Hartman
Hartman
Rosa
Henry
William Waterfield
Raymond
Gilbertyilla
J. J. Weiler
Oranger Township
Center School House
First National Bank
A. ‘T. Lane
Walon Savings Bank
Porty
Marcel
Dremmel Bros
Red Jacket Fire Company
Jolaimuel Hitt
D. A. Manning
John Williams
J. J. Ros Zen
Frank Loston
Charles Demmel
A. Pickens
J. P. Berry
George R. Turner
The
Ilinois Central
Ames
George Crowther
Lyman Eldridge
Oak Ridge
William Bates
University School of Shorthand
R. A. Whitaker
Hutchinson
J. H. Leavitt
James Black
J. A. Gootrich
Palace
al Simon
Effie McGullum Joney
Tharst
Universalist Church
Anna B
Warren F
M. F. Trainor
Grant Avenues
Harry Ham
W. H.jennish
Morton T. Blake
First National
Dunkerton
Jane
Peggy
Virgie
Jane Herr
Ria Summers
Bunk
DeVore
Knegs
Arc
Bunarcs
Grandfather
Aunt Virginia
Don
Master Mint
Abe Martin
California
Bilious
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