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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1925

Page

3

Waterton Evening Courier Announces Hartman Co. Bidg Ad

The Waterton Evening Courier lists advertising rates and policies for the W. H. Hartman Co. building at Corser Park Ave and Commercial St. The notice outlines subscription options, delivery by carrier or mail, and pricing with regional distinctions. It notes ownership by Hartman, with John Hartman as president and editor, and includes licensing and Associated Press membership details. Local newspaper policy on advertising, payment terms due by the 10th of the following month, and disclaimers against fraudulent or harmful ads are stated.

W. H. Hartman Co Courier Bidg Corser Park Ave Commercial St John ©. Hartman Jackson McCay, Treas Gen’ Mar SU Cigre Dios Bost Offica Intertee Towa Winns Associated Press United Press International News Associated Press Fapablien Tie Spegia Mare Ais Reserven Audit Bureau of Oir New York Philadelphia Chicago Los Angeles San Francisco Sears Bicoxs & Finley Reapreasniayea

Senate Split Over Bowman Bill in Tax and Road Fund Fight

In a 26 to 24 vote the Town Senate killed Senator Bowman's bill to divert spoils from the proposed gas tax and part of the current road fund to the secondary system. A five member conference committee will draft a new bill to be brought up Tuesday morning, with Bergman and Bowman supporters among its members. The debate mirrors the broader struggle over the primary road system and state highway financing. Mira the star is discussed as a distant, bright yet eccentric object in the heavens, used as a metaphor for human ambition and failure, while notes on performance and genius wrap the item in a reflective aside.

DHE TKE Senate Town Senate Bowman Bergman Huelness Cessna State Highway‘commission Washington

Young thieves in Kansas City linked to gang behavior

Four boys aged up to 14 were arrested on theft charges after using a resident’s garage as a base. They admitted stealing from a poultry house, a restaurant, a church, and a high school. Psychologists note a normal tendency for boys to form gangs and collect objects, urging understanding of right and wrong to prevent future theft.

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New Postal Rates Prompt Stamp Design Debate

New rates take effect April 15 with a two cent charge on post cards while government cards stay at one cent. The Post Office orders millions of public envelopes and struggles to design a one half cent stamp featuring a great American, amid broader rate changes and a lingering poetry aside about winter.

Post Office Department Post Office ‘Department

Friend Wife by Rob Fulkerston

A dialogue between Andrew and Smyene centers on clothing and gendered expectations at a party. Imogena questions honesty about dislike of dress clothes while Andrew defends his attire as part of his identity, revealing tension over aging, vanity, and social norms.

Andrew Imogena

Knock Knees And Related Conditions Explained

Dr William Brady discusses knock knees in children and adults, noting genu valgum as a scolastic deformity from rickets and postures. He urges medical supervision for braces or surgery, suggests toeing in and bicycling as remedies, and covers related bowlegs, footwear, and physical therapy guidance.

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Afterthoughts on the Ides of March and March's Mood

A reflective piece exploring March as a capricious month mixing harsh winds with spring promise. It contrasts the Roman god of war with nature's rebirth, noting storms give way to blooms, and cites poets and traditions celebrating March's transition from winter to spring.

Caesar March Holy Land William Morris Tennyson Whittler New England Rone Wordsworth Bayard Taylor

Dress Party Dilemma Between Lovers

A dialogue reveals romantic plans for a dress party with impressionable women in attendance. One partner teases about grooming and attire while the other agrees to go, noting the expected crowd and the presence of extra girls.

Radio at Center of Iowa Legislative Broadcast Debate

Iowa editors argue broadcasting legislative sessions would let the public listen and learn what happens in state and federal goverment. Some fear a practice seen abroad could creep into America, unsettling Congress and senators.

Migration of Birds Reveals Extraordinary Navigational Instincts

Des Moines Capital notes the spring migration now under way and highlights how birds travel vast distances from South America to the Arctic Circle. It contrasts human aviation feats with the innate radio compass guiding myriad species as they journey from southern states to northern Canada each year.

Des Moines South America Arctic Circle Canada

Burroughs Nature Club Notes Qs and Answers from 1923

Questions invite readers to ask about nature topics. Reader inquiries cover plant growth in damp weather, cardinals eggs and chick beak color, and common frogs. Previous notes reveal lobster eggs color and timing, mockingbird courtship song behavior, and stag beetle jaws as mating tools.

Nature Notes Long Island Sound

Uncle Wiggily Outwits the Bushy Bear with Art

Uncle Wiggily and Peetie Bow Wow teams up against the Bushy Bear as Peetie hides a painted snow bank to fool the bear. The bear dives into the snow, gets stuck, and the Bunny and doggie boy escape with Peetie’s paints. The tale ends with a quip about art and the next adventure.

Uncle Wiggily Peetie Bow Wow Peetie Peetic Mr. Longears Uncle Wigsily Uncle Jeff Peetle Peelie Bunny Betie Jackie

Fill the column with defned words in order

A garbled prompt asks for a word sequence puzzle with mismatched phrases. It presents definitions for professional charge, a limb, hinder, twist and embrace, and a strange line about conceit and a triple mirror. It ends with a garbled comment about a Herrin policeman.

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