Waterloo Evening Courier Advertising and policy notice
The Waterloo Evening Courier outlines subscription rates and advertising policies. It lists prices by carrier and mail, disclaims republication rights, notes Associated Press affiliation, and details page advertising rules and rate inquiries. It also mentions offices in major cities and the Washington correspondent.
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W. Ho Hartman Co
Courier Bidg
Corner Park
Commercial St
Pedeohn
Eartman
Jackson McCoy
Treas
Gen
Waterloo
Iowa
Associated Press
Tocal
Mes Ee
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Ivants
I. G. Dougherty
Washington
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Story
Brooks & Fintey
Tep’s
Government Tuning In On Radio Regulation
Legislation in Congress would create a radio commission with appointed members. Hearings weigh the commission size and appointment method as wireless growth spurs government oversight and patent suits, while AT&T pursues licensed broadcasting and station activity rises nationwide.
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Commission
Congress
Proclaimed Art and Illusion in Early Film Moments
A Waterloo theater incident where a boy threw paper wads at a screen is framed as praise for imitative art and illusion. The piece contrasts illusion in cinema with functional design like chairs and notes a manager’s reaction to the disruption in the audience.
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Waterloo
Spall
Three Citizens Sue Reichsbank in DC Supreme Court
Three United States citizens sue in the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia to declare Reichsbank insolvent. The action concerns the Reichsbank, not the Bank of England or the Federal Reserve. Denby bids farewell to the navy and to the United States.
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United States
Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia
Dheichsbank
Reichsbank
Bank of England
Federal’ Reserve System
Proper school lunch plan to fight malnutrition in children
A health column argues malnutrition in schoolchildren often stems from undetected health and environmental factors, not just inadequate feeding. It recommends hot soup, milk, fruit, and varied meals, plus hand washing, clean food handling, and possible midday and afternoon snacks for underweight kids. It also warns on poor cafeteria hygiene and urges medical screening of staff handling food.
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Martinet
Jana
Health Au
Friends and Wives Clash in Lounge Whispered Talk
In a City club lounge Andrew and Imogene discuss reactions to a woman whose petticoat shows. They compare how men and women handle fashion slips, noting women confrontations and suspicion among peers, with memories of a Millie mah jongg scene and snappy social codes.
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Andrew
Imogene
Ale
Emily
Millard
Millie’s
Millie
Uncle Joe Cannon Faces Washington Smoke Screen
Davenport Times notes that ex Speaker Joseph Cannon, now retired to Danville, admits the Teapot Dome charges create confusion and a flood of misinformation. He says the American public will judge after fuller investigation, urging a calm from sensational Capitol Harrys.
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Uncle Joe
Davenport
Cannon
Lfe
Danville
Mesa
Washington
Teapot Dome
Joe
Canital
Fifty Years Ago In The Courier Excerpt Highlights Farewell and Local Notices
The 1874 Waterloo Courier issue reports M O Woodruff selling his stake to A J Felt, Woodruff’s farewell words praising partner W H Hartman, a memorable German Maennerchor ball with masked acts, and a fairy tale segment The Magic Pool. It also lists local notices on postmaster appointments, hotel tile contracts, winter weather forecasts from Cedar Falls Indians, wild ducks, chickenpox weight loss, and graduates from Waterloo Business College among other brief items.
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M. O. Whotodruff
The
Courier
W. H. Hartman
A. J. Felt
Nashual
Woodruff
Hartman
Yald
Atra
Prinea
Atta
F. Salisbury
Jin
Jose
Hatsamen
Prince Burton
Fortieth Anniversary Notes and Local Notices
Fortieth anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. John LaBarre celebration with 55 guests noted. Dr Hattie Allen daughter of Misa Etta Bankson wins declamatory contest. Miss Carrie Bodell graduates at Chicago Homeopathic College. Railroads and religion debated and Greene of the CNM railroad donates bonds. Fox township builds a native language school. Miss Laura Kasson dies at 24 in Lincoln Township. Waterloo boards elect. business moves in Cedar Falls.
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Hattie Allen
Misa Etta Bankson
H. B. Allen
Carrie Bodell
Lillian Smith
Levert Taylor
Lydia Hilton
Ada McStay
Nellie Gable
May Todd
Mabel Jackson
Lulu Lichty
Howard Sweeney
Laura Kasson
Hsr
Henry Bentley
Lincoln Township
Twenty Years Ago Glimpse Of Life March 12 1904
A column sketches events on March 12 1904 with notes on Grace M. B. church Tommy Warner meeting Waterloo for Sunday school work and the ice plant plans. Local business activity includes Northey Manufacturing buying property for a cold storage plant and H W Miller tearing down a building for a two story new site. George A Duke dies after two weeks typhoid fever. A Brazilian opportunities notice from Berlin describes a magazine in German and Portuguese to foster German Portuguese emigration, while Jessie Harbin dies after illness.
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Grace M. B. Church
Tommy Warner
Waterloo
Largast
F. Brown
Davenport
Opera
H.W. Miller
Fourth Street
C. J. Miller
Berlin
Germany
Brazil
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Q and A
Questions on salamanders tomatoes bulbs and local wildlife are answered. The column cites the brain fever bird E lero coccyx varius in Asia, tomato disease and soil health, rodent nibbling on bulbs, native trees in Black Hawk County, and livestock counts with egg production from January 1 1927.
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Eilerococcyx Varius
Asia
Ermo Bea
Black Awk County
Black Hak County
Brain Tests by Sam Louds Cats Costs and Islands
A puzzle style poem explains a wordplay to spell a Caribbean island group. It mentions two Toms and four Tabbies in a six cat group, weighing 10 pounds and 774 pounds total, costing $20 each for the Toms and Tabbies, implying a per pound rate of 22-3 dollars.
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Caribbean Sea
Abe Martin on hidden screens and blunt honesty
A humorous Abe Martin quip questions the logic of screens that hide truths and force readers to pay for seen information. The column uses tongue in cheek to critique gimmicks that clutter reporting.
Vaudeville to Screen Starlet: Virginia Fairfax Headlong
Virginia Fairfax, daughter of the fret families in Virginia, flees Puritan control for filmland in Los Angeles. She befriends Gloria Summers, faces romance with Herbert Richardson and Theodore Stratton, endures a theft, a scandal scare, and a plan to replace a wardrobe loss with an installment scheme.
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Virginia Fairfax
Virginia
Filmland
Los Angeles
Gloria
Summers
Trey
Herbert Richardson
Gioria
Inerself
Herb Richardson
Theodore Stratton
Jim
Theodora Stratton
Kitty Dalton
Ty Gioria
Studio
Ahe
Jona Storm
Jack Thompson
John Storm
Nolice
Thei
Tommy Warner
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House Committee On Merchant Marine and Fisheries
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Castlegate
Oscar Tschirky
Ordre Merite Agricole
Tschirky
Oscar
the Waldorf
France
America
Edouard Horemansa
Suganuma
Heremans
Goodby
Denby
Navy
William Brady, M. D
Nat'l
G. J
N. R
Neil
J. B
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Querina Mot
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Wife
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Tora
Cara
McNaught Syndicate
Manson Journal
President Coolidge
Harding
Sioux City Journal
Major
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Dubuque
Geraldi Rogues
Veterans’ Bureau
Sandman
Fr. A. Walker
Stephen Phelps
Deutsch- Amerikaner
Edgar Pickett
Geddes
Owenbach
Cedar Falla
W. W. Weller
Isaac Leckington
Yester Township
James Taggart
Ira B. Finch
Waterloo Business College
Grace Bartlett
Ione Day
Catherine DeVries
Anna May Dorlan
Edith Dietz
L. A. Ebel
Sacha Elliott
HE. E. Eisenhart
Henry Federspiel
Ella Fike
Frank McSweeney
Mabal McCoy
Ida Musser
H. Ray Neal
Minnie Roeder
Lottia Rodamar
Nettie Saylor
Mabel Schull
Tressa Webber
Lyle White
Bert Williams
Alberta
Rev
Methodist Church
Indepondence
George Greene
Library Association
Greene, Ia
Mr. Greene
Fox Township
Black Hawk Creek
James M. Ball, Jr
Iowa State University
J. F. Klingaman
Samuel Gillin
McCartney Jeff Hudson
Dakota Territory
Kimball
Puti
Dakota Ward
John LaBarre
Woman's Relief Corps
John Stiarm
John
Storm
Tommy
H. A. Lane
Migs Brown
Angela Brown
Pardes
Miss Brown
D. Kniffen
Hick Shutts
Waterloo West
J. H. Smith
Waterloo East
Adam Blim
J. Rebbock
Cedar Falls
John B._ Young
L. Rebbock & Co
Sherman T. Mears
Beitg
A. B. Loysing
Northey Manufacturing Company
Mary Conger
Bluff Street
Park Avenue
George A. Duke
Jessie Harbin
Burroughs Nature Club
Hougston Mifflin Co
Nature Notes
Sam
Abe Martin
Virgina
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