Waterloo Evening Courier Advertising Rates and Offices
Waterloo Evening Courier announces advertising rates and circulation details. It lists managers and contact points including York Office, Tritune Building and Waterloo post office, with Europe distribution spots in London Paris Berlin and St. Petersburg and foreign postage for the 56 page paper.
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Waterloo Evening Cours
Fut
Martmak
Haarmax
A.W. Perengon
York
Nes Tritane
Hn Alen
THE
Courier IN
Europe
Waterloo
Fle
Trafalgar Building
Cumberland Avenue
American Express
Haymarket
Dawe's Steamship Agency
Green Street
Paris
Io Boulevard Des Capucines
Cornet Place de l'Opera
Rf Rue Scribe
Berlin
Unter den Linden
St. Petersburg
Nevsky
The Hold Over Paper reads Waterloo Saturday
The Hold Over Paper is described as the Waterloo reader’s Saturday digest noting it is read Saturday nights and thoroughly digested Sunday.
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All Waterloo
Iowa's 1912 Convention Dilemma and Patent Monopoly Issue
In Iowa the party faces a split between Taft and Roosevelt with Cummins as a possible unifier. The piece argues Iowa should back Cummins as the best progressive leader for national and state loyalty. It also reports a Supreme Court patent decision granting broad monopolies, warning of future limits on state authority and urging congressional action to curb patent power.
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Iowa
Taft
Roosevelt
White House
Cummins
Fong
Roosevelt Jess
Hawkeye
Cummins Jowans
Inday
Hoosevelt
Supreme Court of the
United States
White
White Did Not Partisige Pate
Majoriss
Justiens Hughes
Lamar
Tiederlurey
Juatien Fhirther
Ima
Ta Bavinnes
Benea
Yen
Congress
Follette
Republican County Convention Sets Delegates for 1912
Black Hawk County Republicans plan a March caucus system to elect 28 county delegates for the Third District convention in Waterloo and 28 for the State Convention in Cedar Rapids. Precinct caucus calls urged. detailed delegate counts by precinct listed. county chair W. M. Law and secretary T. I. Hartman announce.
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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
Tventy
Cedar Rapids
Barclay
Bennington
Big Creek
Black Hawk
Cedar
Cedar Falls
Fagle
East Waterloo
Lester
Mt. Vernon
SF Poynet
Spring Creek
Unions
Washington
Carl
Waterloo Rises in Postal Receipts Among Iowa Cities
The piece notes Waterloo ranking third in Iowa postal receipts, surpassing Davenport, Dubuque, Cedar Rapids, and Council Bluffs, with Des Moines and Sioux City ahead. It hints at unrest and election period torchlight demonstrations while commenting on Taft La Follette Cummins and Roosevelt. It mentions looming storms and a third last straw expected Monday.
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Waterloo
Lowa
Davenport
Dubuque
Cedar
Rapids
Council Bluffs
Des Moines
Lioux City
Spirit of the Iowa Press Advance Notices Mention Taft Inauguration
A compilation of Iowa newspaper blurbs notes that Taft will be inaugurated for a second term next year and discusses the political climate. It highlights optimism for Iowa’s presidential prospects and mentions various local reflections on candidates and new political currents.
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Hamburg
Taft
Notable Quotes and Satirical Snippets Across Publications
A collage of clipped lines and jokes from several sources including the Chicago Tribune and London opinions. The pieces mix humor about public figures and social manners with mock dialogues and verse fragments, illustrating press satire and cultural references of the era.
Which states name their people and the matrimony quip
A Norfolk-Virginian Pilot cartoon riffs on state nicknames and end notes. The dialogue asks about Maine residents and a governor asks what the people are called. A girl replies with a joke about the state of matrimony. An ad for Chamberlain's Liniment promises quick relief for rheumatism with a 4 quarter price.
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Indiana
Michigan
Maine
Manilacs
The Art of Saying Less in Conversation
Ruth Cameron urges conciseness in speech, comparing excess talk to a wasteful feast. She echoes a French proverb on boring others by saying all you know, urging listeners to leave guests wanting more and to stop once something meaningful is said.
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Southey
Jess
Ruth Cameron
New Brown Bread Recipe Promises Easy Successful Baking
A Boston Cooking School Magazine editor releases KC Brown Bread a simple soggy solution. The recipe uses corn meal flour salt and molasses with milk and baking powder, mixed, steamed for three hours and served with salads oysters or toast. Readers can request The Cook's Hook free with purchase details.
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Boston
Suffragists Lobby Capitol to Press Constitutional Vote
Leaders of the women’s suffrage campaign crowded congressional hearings in Washington urging a constitutional amendment to enfranchise women. Dr. Anne Shaw led the senate visit, with Miss Leonora O’Reilly of New York urging wage earners for the ballot, while lawmakers debated resolutions and possible state-level probes if the federal amendment stalls.
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Washington
Campaign For Votes For Women
Capitol
Woman’s Suffrage Committee
Judiciary Committee
Senate
House
Anne Shaw
Laid
Shaw
Senate Committee
House Judiciary Committee
Baker
Cal
Lafferty
Ore
Taylor
Colo
Mondell
Wyo
Rucker
How the Houn Dawg Song Came
The Dubuque Times Journal notes Missouri offered 500 dollars for a state song but failed to find a tune meeting specs. Uncle Dave Ball of Pike County introduced a Ozarks themed ditty about houn dawg s, sparking widespread excitement from Maine to California and effectively giving Missouri its state song at no cost.
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Dubuque
Jefferson City
Ozarks
Missouri
Maine
California
Jane Addams Addresses Suffrage Meeting in Chicago
Jane Addams of Hull House spoke to a large audience as the first speaker. She claimed a million women would vote for president, half a million more in municipal elections, and urged women to have a voice in government. She linked child care and protection to government control and urged mothers to participate.
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Jane Addams
Hull House
Chicago
First Ward Republican Caucus Planned in Waterloo
The First Ward Republican voters will hold a caucus at Kinnefelter's livery office on Monday evening March 18, 1912 at 7 30 to choose twenty delegates for the ward at the Republican county convention to be held Saturday March 8.
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First Ward
City of
Waterloo
Kinnefelter
Wreck of Twentieth Century Limited near Hyde Park
The first section of the Twentieth Century Limited on the New York Central bound for New York was wrecked at Hyde Park New York on March 13. No further details provided in readable text.
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Hyde Park
N. Y
New York Central
New York
Rail wreck injures several as coaches plunge into river
A broken rail caused a derailment sending today four passenger coaches into the river where they became partially submerged. No one died though several were injured. the rescued passengers were moved to the second section of the limited and transported to New York. A plank connected the bank to the submerged cars as rescuers removed the injured. The water stood about four feet deep.
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Lmited
New York
Holies Endorsement for Meritel Pile Remedy
Decorah In Journal editor W H Holmes testifies to lasting relief from piles after using Meritel Pile Remedy. He reports immediate improvement and no recurrence after partial treatment, praising Henderson Drug Co and Red Cross Drug Store as exclusive agents.
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W. H. Holmes
the Decorah
Henderson Drug Co
Red Cross Drug Store
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Marshalltown Times-Republican
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Marion Register
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Wiley
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Mire
Baltimore American
Janet McKenzie Hill
Boston Cooking School Magazine
Jaguns Mra. Co
Congressional Committee
Leavitt & Johnson National Bank
India Tea
the Growers of India Tea
Ae Watch
Evelry
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Fowler Co
Breamie
Medicine Hood
M. Wray
M.D
First National Bank
E. T. Jaynes
M. D
Franklin St. Bours
Robert G. Dakin
Lafayette Building
Blue Waterloo
Towa
Gerritt J. Bennett
Elmwood and Western
Edgar H. Knittle
Nail Bank
Carl Bickley
Cecil Bickley
Fourth Street
Hone
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Lafayette
DR. Bodwell
Osteopathic
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Consolidated
Jefferson Street
Ralston
Electric Blue Print Co
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J.T. Burkett
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