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The page lists newspaper advertising terms and contact routes with scattered references to the Associated Press Iowa Evening Press Association and European traveler services. It mentions telephone lines, rates, and offices in Waterloo and European agencies, but the text is garbled and unreadable.
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Elz
Pestalica
Waterlco
Iowe
Covatin
Associated Frerland Iowa Evening Press Association
Waterloo street car fill spurs court battle over Cedar River bridge
The Waterloo dispute pits the Waterloo Chau tatque and Bible Institute against the W C F N over removing river fill at Cedar River park. The case reached Iowa Supreme Court after injunctions and appeals, delaying bridge construction while critics warn of stagnant water, mosquitos, and reduced river beauty. A second piece argues heritage wealth and self improvement, noting attitudes of the young toward wealth and life.
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Waterloo
Opera Bonffe
Waterloo Chautatque and Bible Institute
Cedar River Park
Supreme Court of Iowa
Acme
Black Hawk
Inherited wealth leads to ruin says Rev. Mitchell
A Dubuque pastor, Rev. Charles Bayard Mitchell, argues wealth inherited without earned value shortens ambition and narrows sympathy. He says wealth fosters fashion, deters study, and erodes drive, while poverty spurs effort and self-control in a land of opportunity.
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Dubuque
Charles Bayard Mitchell
Lfe
Insurgent Republicans Call Out Party Wreckers in National Affairs
The speaker questions continuing payments to lazy lawmakers and laments the impact of entrenched leaders. He accuses the activists of sabotaging legislation while warning that a few party wreckers wield power, shaping national policy from behind the scenes.
High prices blamed on production rise, not population
The agricultural department data refute the claim that high living costs stem from reduced food production. The figures show production relative to population has steadily increased, undermining the theory espoused by Jim Hill and Jim Wilson and other self-appointed cost-of-living advocates.
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Jim Hill
Jim Wilson
Agricultural Department
Cedar Rapids Hosts Auto Show and Home Exhibit
Cedar Rapids stages a ble auto show and home products exhibit highlighting technology and lifestyle displays. Waterloo lags, lacking a coliseum to showcase similar events and attract visitors.
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Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Des Moines reform push and bids on electrical supplies
A collection of editorials and notices covers Des Moines leaders shaping municipal reforms, bids on electrical supplies with thirteen identical bids, Booker T Washington’s $500 honorarium, prohibition debates, and the Bulk Sales Bill's revival driven by public opinion, highlighting varied political and economic topics across Iowa papers.
Laxative Brom Quin ine Signature of H W Grove
Prevent the grip with Laxative Bromo Quinine. Only one remedy named Bromo Quinine. Look for the signature of H W Grove. Price 26 cents.
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H.W. Grove
Nationalism and the new North South unity in America
An essayist argues the semi centennial of secession shows the North was right in preserving national integrity while the South erred. It praises nationalism, recalls a Texas deputy collector tale, notes postwar internationalism, and urges Christian nationalist reciprocity with Canada to foster peaceful commerce and unity between Canada and the United States.
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Abraham Lincoln
United States
South Carolina
Lincoln
Cavour
Bismarck
Georgia
South
University of Florida
Minnesota
Texas
Freedmen’s Bureau
Matagorda Bay
United Kingdom
Great Britain
Galveston
Union
Guernsey
W. W. Marsh
W. Morgan Shuster
Washington
Persia
Berlin
London
St. Petersburg
Taft
Canada
Pennsylvania
Idaho
Montana
Dakota
North
W. C. Brown
Wilson
Knox
You Can't Always Be Happy But You Can Always Be Cheerful
A reflective piece on choosing cheerfulness over happiness. The narrator cites Lovey Mary and Henley’s lines about fate, arguing that one can control the attitude toward life’s disappointments. The article links cheerfulness to inner serenity, friend networks, and gradually built happiness, urging self-mastery of mood.
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Lovey
Mary
Cameron
Henley
Stevenson
Zeon 2 Paradox Turns Up Positive Feelings
A brief odd remark notes that despite seeming paradoxical outcomes, people may still feel happy. The line hints at a playful, hopeful mood and a reference to Zeon 2 as a likely focal point or entity.
Curers for Colds Promoted by Chamberlain’s Remedy
An older health ad argues colds lead to serious germ diseases like pneumonia and consumption. It promotes Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy as a cure for the cold, with a sales note that it is for sale by all dealers.
Estate transfers in Waterloo and Bremer county regions
Ranging transfers list several land and lot deeds in Waterloo and Bremer county. Jens Chr. Nielsen transfers to Paul Dresser for 15-85-14 valued at 17600 dollars. D C Hadley to Sarah M. Shea for 14-87-12 at 7600. Askey Pepin to P E Askey for 11-90-14 at 6400. Amelia J. Schoonover to O P Metsinger for several parcels. Ezra 8 Newton to J L Reaney for Baltimore addition lot 7 block 1. Ezra 8 Newton to J W Pool for Baltimore addition lot 4 block 4. Charles F. Bennett to Geo Nicolaisen for lot 2 block 11 Conger Park at 1250. Lewis Miller to Lorane Parsons for land in S-88-12 at 1. Charles H. Davis to Samuel J. Lichty for part of lot 16 block 6 Whit ney & Sedgwick's addition at 1950. Fred K. Henry to Izora M. Henry for land in 28-90-13 at 11. H Bord to H P Briden lot 4 block S Hillside at Waterloo at 1.
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Jens Chr. Nielsen
Paul Dresser
D. C. Hadley
Sarah M. Shea
T. Askey
G. A. Pepin
P. E. Askey
Amelia J. Schoonover
O. P. Metsinger
Bremer County
Ezra
Newton
J. L. Reaney
Baltimore
Waterloo
J. W. Pool
Charles F. Bennett
Geo. Nicolaisen
Conger Park
Lewis Miller
Lorane
Parsons
S-88
Charles H. Davis
Samuel J. Lichty
Whitney & Sedgwick
Fred K. Henry
Izora M
Waterloo Greeks Keep Growing In Waterloo Iowa Hotel Planned For Natives
Waterlooo's Greek population rises above sixty percent with new arrivals from the old country and nearby towns. Greeks occupy homes with crowded boarders and clannish habits. A hotel catering to Greek patrons is planned at Bluff and Jefferson streets to meet the community's needs. Foley's Honey and Tar is advertised for children's coughs and bronchitis.
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Waterloo
Iowa
Old Country
Bluff and
Jefferson Streets
G. W. Pett
Pett
Heart Balm Granted In Breach of Promise Suit
Mason City Iowa March 18 A stay of proceedings is granted James S Sanborn after he was sued for 35000 in a breach of promise case by Miss Ella Day of Jackson Michigan The suit alleged promises caused Day to lose a $5000 a year job with a Michigan lumber company The jury had awarded 25000 damages and Sanborn is a ranch owner and banker from Pukwana South Dakota This action stems from an arrangement connected to an aunt s estate and Day s employment prospects in Michigan.
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Mason City
James S. Sanborn
Ella Day
Jackson
Mich
United States Court of South Dakota
A. B. Kittridge
Sanborn
James Sanborn
Pukwana
S. D
Miss Day
Day
Michigan Lumber
Temperance Rally Sunday At Walnut Street Baptist Church
A temperance rally honoring Neal Dow, father of the Maine law, will be held Sunday at 3 pm in Walnut Street Baptist church. The program includes songs, readings, prayers by Rev Effie McCullom Jones, a boys chorus, recitation by Florence Tutt, solo by Mrs Lovell, and an address on Neal Dow by Mr Jean with Mrs Roger Leavitt of Cesar Falls speaking as a guest. Junior societies and all temperance supporters are invited.
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Walnut Street Baptist Church
Neal Dow
Maine
Waterloo
Roger Leavitt
Cesar Falls
Effie McCullom Jones
Florence Tutt
Lovell
Jean
Pledge and Benediction Highlight Cedar Falls Event
A Cedar Falls program features speakers Earl Balcomb solo and Mr Yenney with brief talk and demonstration. Participants include Mrs Roger Leavitt Miss Ellison and Miss Hattie Mason with Vera Heller Marie White and Ralph Williams presenting pleas. A chorus performs An Round the World and a piece Narcotics. The event closes with a pledge and benediction.
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Earl Balcomb
Yenney
Roger Leavitt
Cedar Falls
Miss Ellison
Goddess of Liberty
Hattie Mason
Vera Heller
Marie White
Ralph ‘Williams
A. MacBachron
Editor Jarnagin to Plant Orchard in Idaho
Charles City Iowa March 18 J W Jarnagin editor of the Cedar Falls Record visited the city yesterday on business He came to Sherman Dursery to buy fruit trees for a fifteen acre orchard to be started on a Bliss Idaho farm He aims to plant apple trees to establish the new orchard and continues his farming plans with determination.
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Charles City
J. W. Jarnagin
Cedar Falls
City
Sher- Man Dursery Management
Bliss
Idaho
Free Recipe Claims Kidney Cure From Dr Robinson
Fraudulent advertisement promises a mail order recipe to cure weak kidneys within a week. It touts a doctor’s endorsement, asks readers to send for a plain envelope copy, and asserts the remedy uses only harmless ingredients while offering at no cost by return mail.
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A. EB. Robinson
Esid Luck Building
Detroit
Mick
Jarnagin Plans 15 Acre Orchard on Best West Land
Jarnagin, who drew a fine forty in a government contest two years ago, is improving the land with plans for a fifteen acre orchard. He was No 2 in the government drawing and received top land in the allotment.
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Jarnagin
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Waterloo Daily Courier
NK W. EH. Hartman Company
Weet Park Ave
Jabs C. Hartman
A.W. Poepene
SoerEevan
New York
Tribune
Alfred B. Lukens
Chicago
Cfica
A.W. Allen
ALW
Allen
Daily Courier
Ore Oe
Iesa
the Courier
Europe
Waterloo Courier
Landon
Rooma 7
Trafalgar
Northcumberland Avenue
American Express Office
Haymarket
Dawe’s Steamship Agency
Boulevard Des Capucines
Place de Topera
American Express
Ree Scribe
Bertn
Viterbo
Italy
America
Spirit OF the Igwa Press
Siete Ett
Des Moines Register
Sr. Harris
Des Moines
Moving Picture Men
Looker T. Fedar
Booker T Washington
Tie
Marshalltown
Times-Republic
J. C. Stevenson
Houston and
Galveston R. A
Wallisville
Ray
Black Hawk Co. Abstract Co
Scott
Foley
Joder & Son
Royal
Bodwell
Black Hawk National Bank
Commercial
Fourth Streets
Ee Gates
Bryan Realty CO
SOS
Waterloo Land CO
Bridge St
SSS Sss
Galloway Gibson Inn, CO
Senate
OWA Malngleum CO Nog
Attorneys AT Law
Etree
E. Williams
W. B McMurray
Murtagh
Orreecese
Reid
Pike & Krapp
Liowa
Mpany
C. A. Waterbury
Russell-Lamson Block
E. T. Jaynes
Black Hawk-Bark
Pahone No
Fundals
Robert G. Dakin, M
East Fourth Street
Pink Waterico
T. A. McManus
M. D. Rye
Commercial Bank Building
Jerger
BE. D. Tiffany
Consolidated Service
Black Hawk Bank
C. B. Hoxie
Consolidated Iowa Phons
Bcute
Idam& Scott
E. A. Hunt
Ben C. Everall
Marsh-Place Blig
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