Waterloo area newspaper masthead and contact lines
The clipping shows the Waterloo Evening Courier and Waterloo Reporter masthead with Associated Press and Audit Bureau of Circulations mentions. It lists publication details, offices, pricing notes, and ad rates, including Hartman Company address and executives, plus regional ad offices in New York Philadelphia and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Ap Mression
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Hasbrook, Story & Brooks
Mers
Gardening as summer exercise improves health and production
The piece argues outdoor gardening as affordable summer recreation for indoor workers. It cites a physician in Chicago who gardens to boost health and property value, plus Waterloo examples where desk workers, a restaurant owner, and factory craftsman grow vegetables for health and meals. It frames gardening as national service through increased health and wealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tr. Evans
Chicago
Waterloo
Samll
Boniface
Sunday Labor Fears Shift in Work Norms
A historic note observes growing doubt about the necessity of Sunday labor to complete weekly tasks. It recalls a time when many workers and professionals routinely extended work into Sunday for special tasks, often at the expense of worship or rest.
Farmers lighten labor habits and safer seasons observed
The article notes a shift toward shorter work weeks among farmers with less harsh labor, Sunday off in many large institutions, and a calmer spring due to federal duck hunting laws. It reports occasional vigilator arrests, a Waterloo mallard incident, and forecasts a cooler coming summer with northwest winds shaping weather patterns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pwriter
Waterloo
Fred
Mangers
Sunday closes first campaign in Philadelphia
Rev William A Sunday ends eleven weeks of preaching in Philadelphia with crowds paying for converts at an estimated 250 per head, higher than Des Moines and other western cities. A Kansas federal judge finds the federal bird law unconstitutional awaiting Supreme Court action. Me Johnson Willard boxing match set for Sunday April 4 to precede Easter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Sunday
Philadelphia
Des Moines
United States
Kansas
Supreme Court of the United States
To the Heart of the Matter One Thing After Another
A speaker argues against fixed systems of truth and claims only individual facts and laws are real. He critiques Isis ideologies from socialism to Judaism, noting the human mind sees only fragments and truths may contradict each other.
Uncle Sam International Grocer. Uy George Fitch
A satirical piece portrays Uncle Sam as a busy corner grocer handling flour, potatoes, and canned goods while balancing World War demands and European needs. It notes Argentina’s growing trade, predicts near doubling of his business, and jokes about war impacts on food supply and consumer giving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam International Grocer
Uy George Fitch
Dts
Uncelu Saui
Uoce
Sam
France
Great Britain
Germany
John Hull
Uncle Sam
Europe
Robbery at Sioux City Service Company Cafe 13
The Sioux City Service Company reports the robbery of cashier Rh. C. Hewes at the West Third street car barn. About $1,000 in small bills vanished from the safe Saturday night. Hewes, 27, had drawn his paycheck and later disappeared. Detectives list four clues and say Hewes likely left town. a letter hints his mother lives in Davenport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Sionx City Service Company
Rh. C. Hewes
West Third Street
Hewes
Heyes
Gibson Hotel
Bis
Frewes
Yielm
Cudahy, Packing Company
Hea
J. B. Richard
Davenport
Suspect Firebugs of Starting Blaze in Sioux City
Suspect firebugs are believed to have started a blaze that damaged the Cereal Elevator warehouse at Gran avenue and Lafayette streets. The loss is estimated between $3,000 and $5,000 and the building was insured. Fire Marshal Hartman promised a vigorous inspection to determine the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J’. L. Eaton
Sioux City
Gran Avenue
Lafayette Streets
H. FF. Hutton
Hartman
Ordder
Two Great Teachers Described As Desire and Socrates
The passage argues desire and Socrates as the two truest teachers, noting they lack a fixed system and are discursive and sometimes inconsistent. It quotes a proverb that life is a constant sequence of blame and suggests philosophy must follow the same method of one thing after another.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Desire
Socrates
What Iowa Editors Are Saying
A compilation of editorials notes political and societal views. The Des Moines Register cites Claude Porter announcing prosecutions for migratory game law violations after a Washington trip. The Sioux City Journal recalls past praise for a famed orator. The Mason City Globe-Gazette criticizes the Democrats as complacent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines Register
Claude R. Porter
United States
Washington
Sioux City Journal
the Platte
Mason City Globe-Gazette
How to Keep the Bills Down on Food Costs
A voice urges American housewives to balance nourishment and budget the four body needs proteins fats carbohydrates and minerals. It explains proteins restore body tissues and cannot be replaced by fats or carbs while detailing common protein fats and carb sources and promising practical tips next time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
USA
Ter
Legislature Consistent As Iowa Dries State
The Iowa legislature acts steadily by repealing the mulct law and keeping the state dry in one direction while resisting lake drainage. Assemblymen seem fixated on water needs as the state moves toward a broader water policy. The piece notes spring hints in nature with birds returning and signs of warmth after a cold spell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Last March Notes From Chicago Tribune Verse
A fragmentary spring vignette describes lingering last year leaves on white oak, hepatica and violet green again, geese toward the lake, sap rising, winds shifting, and early signs of growth while winter memories fade. The piece weaves nature cues with household imagery and early bird life in a quiet suburban tableau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Tribune
Arcturite
Orion
Iowa lake conservation champion in state senate
Des Moines Capital praises Hon. D. C. Chase for leading lake conservation in the Iowa senate with a bill to classify lakes for drainage or sale. The piece warns against draining Okoboji Spirit Lake and other waters, arguing timely conservation protects national and local blessings before they vanish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
D. C. Chase
State Senate
Chase
Thore
Iowa Lakes
General Assembly
Tran
Real Estate Transfers and Local Fragments in Iowa
A readable snippet shows real estate transfers in Black Hawk County including parcels in Waterloo La Porte City and Cedar Falls with values from 300 to 5 500 dollars. It mentions land descriptions and transfers among residents such as Evelyn Miller Mrs M E Hummel Adam J Reber and others. The text also contains editorials praising Senator Chase and notes preservation of town lakes and tree planting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Chase
Doe
Waterloo
Evelyn Miller
M. E. Hummel
la Porte
la Porte City
Pearl Wahl
Adam J. Reber
Co. B
R. A. Santee
H. P. Estey
F.D. Adams
D. B. Henderson
George Bishop
Tondro
Pray & Boone
Cedar Falls
Black Hawk Co. Abstract Co
Wilhelm Schultz
Tudor E. Jonkart
Maywood
Josiah Day
Caroline Faber
Norris Add
Mexico
C. Pierce
Arnt M. Olsen
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Aterloo Evening Courier and
Waterloo Reporter
Lfe
Wal Ferloo
Matt
Philadelphela Pays
Frank Crane
Belgium
Service Company Cafe
Bee Creek
Missouri
Wral
Ceu
Rapids
Jay Gould
E. H. Harriman
Goulds
Vanderbilts
Rockefellers
Cheney & Cos
Toledo
Nothiss
Hall
Meredith
Mab
Iowa Lake Conservation
Okoboji
Spirit Lake
Wall Lake
Ryan Lake
Goose Lake
Fate
Pacific Coast
California
Rocky Mountain
Colorado
C. A. Barton
Hal
Ray
A. G
P. A
San Diego
San Francisco
Royal Baking Powder Co
F. M. Hoyt Shoe CO
Stolt Bros
Manchester
New Hampel
Union MA Ade Ee
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