Boobening Courier Anunciated Frevs and Europe News
The Courier in Europe lists American travelers finding Evening Courier on file at major cities and agencies. It notes price terms, foreign postage, and distribution details. The article contrasts Norweg ian polar discovery led by Amundsen with American controversy over earlier claims and praises Shackleton and Amundsen for pioneering polar exploration.
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Boobening Couri
Baeday
SER Ww
Martmarn
Sepitis West
Jous & Manruax
Rékter
Pereneos
Mgr
New York Ofice
Og Fribuse
AL W Alles
Teffice
al Waterloo
Tors
Waletics
Cail Rrr
JHE Courier
Europe
Wetetioo
Ing Pion Room
Trafalgar Building
Northumberland Avenue
American Express Omee
Haymarket
Dewe
Dea Capucites
Sored Face de Popera
American Express
Berlin
Unter den Linden
St. Petersburg
Aa Nevsky Prospekt
Republican County Convention Calls for Delegates 1912
The text announces a Republican County Convention in Black Hawk County Iowa to choose 28 delegates for the Third Congressional District and 28 for the State Convention. It sets the date March 30 1912 at 2 p m in Waterloo and urges precinct caucuses on March 18. It lists per precinct delegate allocations and cites officers J C Hartman secretary and chairman LAW.
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Black Hawk County
Iowa
Republican National Committee
Republican State Central Committee
Republican Congressional Committee
Third Congressional District
Republican County Central Committee
Waterloo
Said
Third
Cedar Rapids
Barclay
Bennington
Big Creek
Black Hawk
Cedars
Cedar Falls
S-N
East Valerloo
Lincoln
Mt. Vernon
Spring Creek
Washington
Waterloo City
Cedar Falls City
Tnd
Fk Ee
The World Conquered and School Elections in Waterloo
The world is portrayed as fully explored with polar conquest complete while a separate notice urges Waterloo electors to vote in upcoming school elections. It stresses school and church roles in shaping citizens, tax concerns, and the need for expanded, sanitary facilities and qualified teachers.
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Waterloo
Chicago
Politicians and Statesmen in Public Life
The piece argues the distinction between politicians and statesmen is blurred and complex. It discusses Taft as a conservative statesman with political traits, Forrett e as a constructive radical, and Roosevelt displaying strong political elements within recent weeks.
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Taft
Ta Forlette We Have A Constructive Though Radical Matraman
Hoosevelt
Our Foreign Policy Reframed by Dr J O Stevenson
Dr J O Stevenson outlines a threefold foreign policy for the United States balancing Latin America Europe and Asia. He argues for non intervention in European affairs, adjusted Monroe doctrine, and closer ties with Asiatic nations while maintaining neutrality in Europe and promoting peace and civilization worldwide.
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George Washington
Napoleon
Europe
France
Spain
America
Republis
Monroe
Congress
United States
Great Britain
Micaraugua
Maximilian
Mexico
Rio Grande
Dewey
Manila Bay
Gridley
Woodrow Wilson
Atlantic Ocean
United
Rtthhard Olney
Junius Jr
Atlantic Monthly
Gulf of Mextco
Caribbean Sea
Equator
Rig Grande
Viragh
Panama Canal
Asia
Germany
Philippines
China
Russia
Ireland
Japan
U. S. Senate
Mexican Gulf
Sincere statesman but Kenyon seat pursued by ambitious rival
The piece critiques Senator Kenyon as an expedient choice, while accusing Lafayette Young of desperate political ambition. It labels Young a "champion tear gusher" and "ragtime specialist" in a sorrowful era of American politics, claiming he seeks votes above principle.
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Cum_ mins
Kenyon
Lafayette Young
Young
Waterloo Real Estate Prospects Brighten for 1928
Real estate experts in Waterloo foresee higher activity than prior years with record-like figures. Builders plan large operations, housing demand grows as employment rises, and new subdivisions open around the city. Investors are confident due to sound valuations and profitable local deals over five years.
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Waterloo
Architecta
Cummins Looks Good Says Iowa Press In Rumor Mix
The Iowa press mix reports Cummins remains favorable in Taft Roosevelt strength, cites reactions to county conventions suggesting care about Cummins candidacy, and notes the third district GOP race. Warnings about seed and school elections appear mixed with broader political chatter.
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Iowa
Cummins
Mason City Globe-Gazette
Taft
Roosevelt
Roosevelt resolution defeated at Pot tawattamle county convention
Bluffs Nonparell reports the Pot tawattamle county Republican convention defeated the Roosevelt resolution by a coalition of Taft forces, Senator Cumming, and others. The piece questions whether this signals a path to peace. The Sioux City Tribune notes a profit guarantee to manufacturers tied to a playing hole, asking who added that to Republican doctrine.
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Sioux City Tribune
Inheritance of Spirit The Shampoo Lady’s Example
Ruth Cameron recalls a shampoo lady who values a grandfather’s iron hub idea over patents and wealth. The piece argues true heritage lies in health, attitude, and a fine spirit rather than ill gained money or possessions.
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Bryce
Venice
Alps
Ruth Cameron
Capitalizing Men and the Rock Island Railway Circular
Henry A. Mudge, president of the Rock Island Railway, issues a broad circular to all employees promoting efficiency and human value. The note uses the analogy of capitalizing workers at $25,000, rising with effort, while stressing self-improvement through study, health, and mind. It warns against idle habits and urges personal growth to increase worth beyond the locomotive.
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Henry A. Mudge
Rock Island
Real estate deal nets 8000 acres in Oklahoma
A major land sale completed last night in northern Oklahoma. Bee Moiies Joan arranged the transfer of eight thousand acres to a local buyer, marking a substantial real estate transaction for the region.
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Bee Moiies
Joan
Oklahoma
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Theodore Roosevelt
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Marshalltown Times
Chicago Inter Owen
Dubuque
Sioux City Journal
the Council
C.M. Wray
M. D
First National Bank
E. T. Jaynes
Franklin St. Bours
Robert G. Dakin
Lafayette Building
Blue Waterloo
Gerritt J. Bennett
Elmwood and Western
Edgar
Bank Bldg
Bevy Miers
Hileman & Gindt Css
Leeds
Om B. Oo
Carl Bickley
Cecil Bickley
West Fourth Street
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DE. Bodwell
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