Advertisement and policy notices from Waterton paper
Public notices and policy statements from the Waterton Iowa paper include advertising rules and rates, circulation details, and management credits. The document references Associated Press, advertising thresholds, and compliance guidelines, with mention of offices in New York Philadelphia Chicago and payment terms.
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West Park Ave
Tel
C. Bareman
Asw
Peterson
Treas
Dale
Waterton
Iowa
Associated Press
Audit Bureau of
Ani
Waler
Ttia
CGC. Bureau
Momey Bic
Dougherty
Corresponden
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Story, Stooks & Fining
Rep's
A Look at Coolidge in the Harding Cabinetroom
Aged pundit muses on Vice President Coolidge’s cabinet role and seating, warning that etiquette and seniority shape his position. The piece notes a new civic patrol in Waterloo and critiques Ford’s armament stance while wild predictions about Harding’s administration abound amid a hopeful weather outlook.
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MR. Harding
Coolidge
White House
Iowa
Washington
Supreme Court
Dan
Beersheba
Calvin Coolidge
Staton
Hughes
Secretary of the Treasury
Commerce and Labor
Solomon
Harding
Health Talks on Brain Power and Longevity in Rural Life
In London court and New York Times discussion, mental activity is linked to longevity and brain health. The piece urges constant brain use, hobbies, and intellectual pursuits to keep circulation and function, noting rural declines and contrasting American access to libraries and media. It concludes with a Q&A about using yeast for skin eruptions and instructions to send questions to Dr. Huber via the Health Talks column.
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London
England
New York Times
Duke
Watero Motor club offers starter program for safe travel
An article extols the Waterloo Motor Club as a sponsor providing free starter services to motorists, outlining a broad program for safer crossings, road improvements, collaboration with officials, better traffic laws, child protection, tire and fuel safety, and tourist information. It notes rapid growth, aims to tackle roads like Logan Avenue, and urges readers to join to strengthen the collective effort.
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Waterloo Motor Club
Bend
Waterloo
Waterist
Logan Avenue
Irte
Logen Avenue
Bremer County Line
Friend Wife By ROM FULKERSON
Imogene teases Andrew at dinner about a new baby and a hat while revealing she earned $2 by selling his old clothes. He quips that she profited $48, arguing the suit's value and use justify the sale, and they argue about ownership, purpose, and permission in a domestic remix.
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Andrew
Imogene
Skirts and weddings stir up old grievances
A clipped snippet notes fashion and social tensions as women react to rumors of engagements and marriages. The piece hints at changing spring styles while preserving personal expectations, reflecting a community of gossip and status signaling.
Noted Concession on Dress for Fish Hunt or Golf
In a terse exchange Andrew and Imogene discuss attire for activities, with Andrew insisting he is best judge for clothing use. The dialogue centers on an old full dress suit repurposed for fishing, hunting, or golf, while Imogene remains meek and quiet during the meal.
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Andrew
Imogene
Nature Notes Q and A Inquiries From Readers
Readers submit questions to the Nature Notes Dept asking why some people stay in bed, the cost of planting a street tree, and whether a woodpecker prefers certain excavation methods. Answers promised in tomorrow’s Nature Notes column.
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Nature Notes
Petrified forests of Arizona first noticed in 1853 survey
The petrified conifer forests in Apache County, Arizona, were first brought to civilized notice in 1853 by the Pacific Railroad Exploring Survey. Tourism and souvenir collecting followed, and within under fifty years the area was placed under U.S. protection as a national wonder.
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Arizona
Apache County
Ariz
Pacific Railroad Exploring Survey
U.S
Iowa banks endure March settlements amid speculation losses
The Cedar Rapids Republican notes that a few Iowa banks faced potential trouble from unsettled paper but the March settlements passed with banks generally sound. The Davenport Democrat criticizes socialist theories as experiments likely to fail, predicting few will survive practical testing.
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Towa
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Ecener
Davenport
Davenport Democrat
Correct English Don’t
The piece shows improper pronoun and verb agreement. It contrasts wrong forms like HER and WHOM with correct I and SHE usages and notes that no expense nor labor was spared in erecting the building while illustrating subject pronoun case and tense agreement.
In After Days Poem of Love and Regret
A fragmentary poem reflects a brief love and fading memory. It speaks of gratitude for one hour shared, with no regret for what might have been. The speaker finds solace in the single cherished moment and the wealth of that day.
Afterthoughts on politics and civic life in hard times
A compact column argues for renewed civic zeal under a Republican administration, urging unity to create living wage opportunities and productive community growth. It notes reform ideas for moving pictures, references Harding and past presidents, and contemplates a back to the farm or back yard garden impulse.
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Repubican
Wilson
Roosevelt
Harding
Bulbs and Characters Growth in Character Parallel
Ruth Camero reflects on personal growth as bulbs develop into blossoms. Visualize desired traits as seeds, nurture with discipline, and watch courage, patience, and unselfishness bloom. Avoid smugness, celebrate progress, and acknowledge others' growth. Mason City Globe-Gazette notes require for printers ink.
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Mason City Globe-Gazette
A Murder Mystery Dinner in Eastopolis
In a tense Eastopolis house, Mrs. Hartshorne dies after a party while Maids Sadie and Jenny recount strange sightings. Detective Paul Harvey and Chief Burke probe the cook Anah Weeks and a long-absent suspect list, as Swarthmore and Braddock loom large and rumors of a ghostly motive swirl. The tale shifts through interviews, alibis, and hints of a hidden affair before a fuller retelling resumes.
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Thera
Gore
Paul
Riverton Bank
Mra Hartshorne
Swarthmore
Trixy
Mrs. Hartshorne
Matilde
Paul Harvey
Belmonde
Vaene Fan— Jothers
Anah Weeks
Eastopolis
Dirs. Hartshorne
Oakleys
Hannah
Sadie
Sop
Jenny
Sels
Moat
Janny
Ias
Eastopolis Trust Company
Rebus Solve Points to Lyons Kreace Awitaecland
Answer to No. 631 decodes a rebus naming Lyons Kreace and Awitaecland. The puzzle signals these three entities as the solution, indicating a themed play on surname like Lyons and a place or person tied to Kreace Awitaecland.
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Lyons
Kreace
Awitaecland
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Daugherty
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Dawes
Capitol Building
Gabriel d'Annunzio
Costa Rica-Panama
Porras
Panama
Nanzy
Join KR
Huber
Friend Wife
Rom Fulkerson
Les
Frank L. Stanton
Mary
Lesky
Moving Pictures
Versatilea
Ruth Camero
Robert Orr Chipperfield
Robert M. McBride & Co
the Public Ledger Co
Hartshorne
Lancer
Janyway
Sam Loyd
Mrs. Smith
Tommy
Bella
S. Tommy
Mr. S
Mrs. S
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