Meego Evening Courier Ad Rates and Europe Office Relay
Advertising rates and policy outlined for the Meego Evening Courier with pricing notes. Mentions circulation, contact numbers, and office addresses in New York and international hubs for travelers seeking the newspaper.
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Meego Evening Courd
If Y Fee
W. B. Martman Company
Gepthay
Courier
Europe
Hurepy
Waterloo Evening Courier
Trafalgar Building
North Qumberland Avenue
American Express
Haymarket
Dawe's Steamship Agency
Ay Green Street
Paris
Boulevard Des Capucines
Cornet Place de Opera
Scribe
Berlin
The Hold Over Paper Readers Waterloo Weekend Digest
The Hold Over Paper serves Waterloo readers with a Saturday edition that is thoroughly digested by Sunday. The paper aims to provide a concise weekly summary and analysis for local audience.
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All Waterloo
Peculiar Strength Refutes Taft Support in Iowa Series
The article argues Taft gains strength from federal payroll and military lists, citing a Roosevelt leaked letter and pay scales to explain why Taft may win in regions lacking popular primary voice. It notes anti Cummins sentiment, tariff discontent, and regional press influence as factors shaping Iowa politics.
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Iowa
Taft
McKinley
Roosevelt
Uncle Sam
Army
Navy
United States
Egers
Cuienlys
Ogrenich- Hoan
Curauins
Town Criers Club Spreads Commercial Unity in Waterloo
Waterloo men join the Town Criers to unify interests and boost business. Members pay five dollars to enroll, signaling commitment to civic prosperity and a push for advertising schemes and traffic protection. The group aims to elevate Waterloo’s economy and property values through organized, patriotic effort.
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Town Criers’ Club
Waterloo
Itr
Boston
Wallas
Tuberculosis Fight Pushed by State Lecturer Kepford
State Lecturer Kepford leads the drive to stamp out tuberculosis, aid victims, and curb spread. He stresses public awareness as crucial for securing adequate care for the large, hopeless indigent class.
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Kepford
Republican County Convention in Black Hawk Iowa 1912
Black Hawk County Republicans set a March 30 1912 convention at Waterloo courthouse to pick two delegates for the Third District and twenty eight delegates for the State Convention in Cedar Rapids April 24 1912. Precinct caucus calls and delegate allocations based on 1908 Republican votes are noted with ward and precinct details.
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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
Cedar Rapids
Town
County Central Committee
Fast Waterloo
Washington
Waterion
Cedar Falls City
Tuberculosis Care Gaps and National Election Views
The article notes tuberculosis treatment gaps with Oakdale in Des Moines and Boulder Lodge in Fort Dodge and Ridge Camp aiding indigent patients. It cites county hospital projects and urges broader state cooperation before a Cummins primary bill and discusses currency and tax issues, Rockefeller, and national election ideas.
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Oakdale
Boulder Lodge
Fort Dodge
Ridge Camp
Associated Charities of
Des Moines
La Follette Aims for White House After Cummins Run
A Langworthy note from the Spirit of Tite Towa press reports Senator La Follette expecting a White House bid post Cummins, while Des Moines Register warns against complacency among Republicans and Des Moines area commentary urges party progressiveness to avoid sleep at the switch.
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Cummins
Welster City
Counel
Press opinions split on Taft and renomination
Mason City Times notes Benntor Kepyon’s potential senate return while urging continuity of strong leaders. Sioux City Tribune cites Iowa standpatters calling the presidential primary an absurdity as Taft backs it. Sac Sun reports two thirds of town Republicans as progressive yet lacking organization and funds versus opponents gaining results.
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Mason City Times
Benn-tor Kepyon
Senate
Sioux City
Iowa
Taft
Sac Sun
Umbrella tale on truth and retractions
Ruth Cameron argues that rumors spread by the press or friends are rarely retracted publicly with equal reach. She cites a columnist’s complaint about hidden retractions and urges broad, immediate corrections to match initial stories. The piece calls for honesty and a square deal in everyday discourse.
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Joan
Pope Receives Taft Aide In Private Audience
Rome report says Major Archibald W. Tutt personal aide to President Taft met the pope in a private audience. Tutt presented an autographed letter from Taft, which pleased the pontiff greatly.
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Butt
Rome
Archibald W. Tutt
Taft
Major Butt
A Globe of Clever Quips and Comic Snippets
A collection of humorous lines and captions from various papers. Includes remarks on slang fluency, grooming, romance, and a caveat on reading tastes. The quotes feature witty exchanges about money prospects, shaving speed, and social misreads with a playful tone.
Cummins Comments on Iowa Delegate Split and Progressives
Senator Cummins argues eight Iowa delegates come from four reactionary districts never voting progressive Republicans. He says the rest of Iowa is progressive, with eighteen delegates pledged to oppose renominating the president and support a progressive candidate. He calls the reactionary districts a reserve section influenced by a railroad.
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Prouty
Town
Rockefeller
Iowa
Taft
Cummins
Itch Reliever D. D. D. Promises Instant Relief
Wan gler Bros promotes D. D. D. Prescription for Eczema claiming instant relief from severe itching. A 25 cent bottle is advertised with a guarantee that if it does not stop the itch immediately, the customer pays nothing. The ad urges readers to buy at their store rather than substitutes.
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Wangler Bros
Taft Delegates Debate Over Cummins Pledge in Ninth District
In the Ninth district two delegates are claimed for Taft with one running on a pledge to support Cummins. Judge Walter I. Smith, Taft appointee to the U S circuit court, urged the county convention to vote against endorsing Theodore Roosevelt.
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Ninth
Taft
Cummins
Walter I. Smith
United States Circuit Court
Theodore Roosevelt
Merital Snow White Liniment Ad Promises Universal Healing
Henderson Drug Co. and Red Cross Drug Store advertise Merital Snow White Liniment as a universal pain killer and healer. They claim no better liniment can be found at any price and position themselves as exclusive agents.
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Henderson Drug Co
Red Cross Drug Store
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Spirit OF Tite Towa Press
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
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Leavitt & Johnson National Bank
the Growers of India Tea
C. M. Wray
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Franklin &T
Robert G. Dakin
Lafayette Building
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Gerritt J. Bennett
Elmwood and Western
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Nail Bank
Carl Bickley
Cecil Bickley
West Fourth Street
F. C. Liffring
Lafayette
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Consolidated
Jefferson Street
Lamson
J.T. Burkett
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