Waterloo Evening Courier masthead and policy notes
Waterloo Evening Courier details delivery, pricing, and distribution notes. It lists Hartman Co as publisher and editor names John Hartman and Jackson McCoy with a policy section on advertising rules and representative offices in major cities.
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Renee Em
YW. OH. Hartman Co. Courier
Conner Park Ave
Commercial St. Zetephone
John Hartman
Jackson McCoy
Treas
Lesa
Waterloo
Iowa
Associated Press
United Press International
USA
Audit Bureau of Circulations
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Los Angelez
San Franasco
Binns
Brooky @& Finlay
Wiped Or The Map La Foys Wyoming Eviction Fight
Lavoye Wyoming a town of about 1500 faces eviction as a federal order requires vacating for an oil company. Residents vow to resist, risk contempt, and appeal to the U S court. Neighbors recall mud streets and dusty air while ties to place clash with legal force.
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la Foys
Wyo
Oll
United States ‘Court At Appeals
Unity
Lavoye
Divyiddal
Ahonen
Lavore
Stranger Than Fiction Air Crash Shows Safer Flight Aim
Two airplanes collided 4000 feet above Kelly field, burning wreckage dropped earthward. Pilots escaped in parachutes and landed safely, illustrating how aviation risk has lessened as safety improves despite near disaster.
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Kelly Field
Europe
Beaver
Tourles
Noble plan to marry off bachelors to English brides
A Vilna Alberta farmer club hires Thomas Jackson to travel to England and Ireland this summer to find wives for bachelors. The proposal calls for home men to fund and guide the hunt, with plans detailing exact bride specifications. A light editorial voice mocks the scheme and notes spring has arrived.
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Vilna
Alberta
Thomas Jackson
Pine Innail
England
Ireland
Juliet
Romeo
Liem
In Defense of Mother Goose in Des Moines Capital
A column defends Mother Goose against claims by Dr Winifred Saxville Stoner of the National Education Forum that rhymes harm children. The piece argues childhood loves the nursery favorites and that reading and play before school aid literacy, while noting risks of overreach in moralizing. It mocks the idea of banning harmless verse and stresses cultural value.
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Des Moines
Mother Goose
Boon
Winifred Saxville Stoner
National Education Forum
Unheeded Foub The Peptic Ulcer Cause Debate
Dr. Brady summarizes research linking peptic ulcers to septic embolism from distant infections, noting experiments by Hosenow and others. Studies in rabbits show gastric lesions after injections of streptococci from dental and tonsillar infections, with some patients and a plumber case cited. The piece discusses diagnostic findings, questions and answers on fruit skins, acidophilus bacteria, nursing milk supply, and nasal polyps, ending with submission rules for reader letters.
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E. C. Hosenow
Russell L. Haden
Peter T. Bohan
Haden God Bohan
E. S. Judd
FRIEND WIFE by ROB FULKERSON
A couple argues over a missed lunch and mounting guilt in a tense exchange. Imogene accuses Andrew of neglect while he bargains with pride and a stern request for truth. The couple spar over affection, memory, and control in a caustic domestic scene.
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Friend Wife
Rob Fulkerson
Fragmentary Birdhouse Tale Sparks Laughter in Nests
An odd, fragmented passage describes a bird and its mate quarrelling over nesting antics. Andrew and a companion share a light moment as a paper is set in a lap, prompting laughter. The scene hints at domestic tension and playful banter between nest mates.
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Andrew
Uncle Wiggily's Tall Hat
Uncle Wiggily asks for chocolate cake but Nurse Jans says none yet. She sends him to Mrs Cluck Click for eggs to bake one. Bow Wow hurries past as Uncle Wiggily rushes to gather ingredients for a chocolate cake.
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Nurse Jans
Shey
Hollow Stump
Bunny Rabbit
Jane
Fuzzy Wuzzy
Uncle Wiggily
Mr. Longears
Brain Tests by Sam Loyd
Puzzle notes list word fitting tasks with definitions and inserted words. The page ends with a hint that remaining letters spell a European crow like bird.
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Sam Loyd
Uncle Wiggily and the Egg Pocket Mischief Tale
A bunny in Mrs Cluck Cluck’s world hurries with a tablecloth eggs and yarn in his pockets. Bob Cat and spouse ambush, he removes his hat to bow triggering eggs to tumble. Bob Cat blinded, Uncle Wiggily escapes to his bungalow then returns for more eggs and cake.
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Lebtle
Tady
Mr. Longear
Mrs. Cluck
Bob Cat
Uncle Wiggily
Mr. Bob Cat
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Q and A from 1923
A 1923 Burroughs Nature Club Notes column presents questions and answers on geese feather plucking, butterfly wing development, muskrat winter homes, hummingbird feeding, butterfly wings after cocoon, tubers, and plant food storage. The text reflects natural history curiosities and basic explanations.
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Burroughs Nature Club
Houghton Mifelin
Views of the People. Toward stronger city country ties.
In Waterloo Iowa on March 7 a call to close the urban rural gap urges seeing livestock and agriculture as a large profitable business. Citizens are asked to join hands, intermix, and understand each other’s needs to boost regional prosperity, stressing interdependence and communal welfare led by Dr. L. P. Scott.
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Marshalltown Times-Republican
Iowa
Iowa Point
Waterloo
L. P. Scott
Abe Martin Sketch: Spring Hints and Warm Eats
A lively Abe Martin line notes spring’s arrival as a woman sports her winter hat in a grocery line while Mrs Lafe Bud jokes about going downtown to eat, craving something warm. The playful exchange captures small town wit and the seasonal craving for comfort food.
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Waterloo Evening Courier
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Humboldt
Fort Podge
William Brady
Net
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CR. Fy
Dr. Brady
Imogene
Wormant
Papa
Hegan
Uncle Wiggily’s Tall Hat
Howard R. Garis
Jane Garces
Nurse Jane
Annie
Unit Lettic
Real Sport
Abe Martin
Andy
Hall - Ekfelt Co
G. O
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