Waterloo Daily News Classifieds Notice Fragments
Fragmented text from a Waterloo newspaper shows advertising and policy boilerplate including Associated Press note, circulation, rates, payment terms, submission rules, and offices in Washington New York Philadelphia Chicago with names like Hartman Petercou Dougherty and Brooks & Finley.
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Weat Park Ava
Fehon
Hartman
Wditor
A.W. Petercou
Treas
Malanne
Waterloo
Towa
Associated Press
Uss
Audit Bureau of
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Washington, D.C
Munser Eide
Dougherty
Corresponden
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Story
Brooks & Finley
Pee
Wood to lead mission on Philippine independence issue
General Leonard Wood will depart for the Philippines within a week to study sovereignty questions and provide President Harding with data for congress. The mission aims for factual, businesslike findings, evaluating self-government readiness and the independence path amid earlier recommendations by Harrison and Wilson.
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Leonard Wood
Harding
Congress
Harrison
Wilson
Harrison Fiathr
Philippine Islands
Sted
R Harding
Wood
Lance
Asatrary
Looming Use of Beer in Prohibition Debate
The piece discusses beer use under Prohibition, noting doctors' authority to prescribe beer for medicinal purposes and the risks of abuse. It covers federal limits, potential two prescriptions per month, and the possibility of future tightening, with warnings about lax enforcement and political implications. It also touches Lenin, Upper Silesia, Poland, and Iowa politics, concluding with social commentary and a Hawaii radio note.
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Department of Justice
Leary
Stone
Chicago
Kramer
Washington
Congress
Fishermen Debate Reel Choices After Season Opens
Anglers joke about reels as fishing season begins with talk of a nine dollar reel and quips about how some are called robes when they are merely respectable.
Fifty Years Ago In The Courier March 23 1871
Street improvement plans discussed by J H Leavitt and Richard H Pardee with a push for city council action, macadamizing streets, tax levy, and boundary limits on Fourth from Jefferson to Bluff and Commercial from Mul to Main. Firemen's union formed. details on members and reading room. Accident report of Nathan Myers and sister after mule teams collision. significant hotel fire at Ackley block with $15,000 loss and rebuild. Local prices noted eggs 12 cents butter 15. Spring hats at Cutter’s bar. School board moves to rebuild west district school on old site. Paris upheaval and French government instability described with assassinations and diplomacy shifting to Versailles.
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the Courier
J. H. Leavitt
Clegimean
Richard H. Pardee
H. B. Alien
Mr. Alien
W.S. Robinson
George P. Beck
J. G. Hof
Jefferson
Bluff
Mul
Main Streets
Commercial
W. J. Ackley
Ackley
P. J. Siberling
R. Russell
Washington
Fifth
Afterthoughts on Names and Public Figures Across Nations
A compact mosaic of opinions and notes touching women’s name choices after marriage, shifts in social norms, and public figures. Mentions Waterloo hospitality, a Chicago Sunday golf ban, Ida B Wise Smith and Iowa age of consent, Mary Jane Outcault’s marriage, Nevada’s death methods debate, Dr Charles W Eliot’s enduring influence, and Burlington Hawkeye’s broadened editorials.
Diet for the Anemic Diet and Health Questions by Dr Huber
A Health Talks column presents a recommended diet for anemia including beef, chicken and game meats, eggs, cereals with cream, fresh vegetables, desserts with milk, cocoa and plenty of water, plus a list of items to avoid. Followed by patient questions about eye styes headaches faintness and heart symptoms with offered general guidance and a note on response times.
Far Readable 1881 Courier News Notes And Oddities
Forties era item from March 23 1881 details the Courier’s two day delay due to snow blockades on Illinois Central. mentions livestock purchases, wolf bounty petition, heavy snow removal costs, a tragic accidental death from a hug, wild sleigh journeys, postal delays, and local civic notices including a hose company trustees and operatic turnout.
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Courier
Ilinois Central
Illinois
Correcting English Comprehension And Style
The text compares flawed and corrected English constructions, adjusting prepositions and word forms. It fixes phrases about comprehension of a subject, Sunday ball playing, being progressive as a trait of Americans, and human endowed with reason, aligning to standard usage.
Wingless heavy seeds spread by animals and gravity
Heavy wingless seeds such as nuts rely on animal dispersal and gravity for movement. Animals like mammals and birds carry or drop them, aiding local spread while some seeds rely on falling to the ground or water for transport. The process depends on fruit type and animal behavior, not wind.
Death Penalty in Iowa Highlighted by Pavey Case
The Sioux City Journal notes capital punishment is rare in Iowa after Iva Pavey is convicted of first degree murder in Orange City. It explains the law’s death or life sentence, the mandatory execution window, appeals to court and governor, and the Des Moines Capital urging the extreme penalty in a recent murder case while affirming the Pavey verdict.
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Iowa
Sioux City
Board of Parole
Ottumwa
Ture
Des Moines
Orange City
Miss Amy Boggs Leads Buffalo Exposition Voting Contests
Twenty years ago on Saturday March 25 1901 Miss Amy Boggs principal of west high school read the Daily Courier's Buffalo exposition voting contest list. Others voting for close associates include Mary Hart Zadie King Amy Dougherty Hiré Edeien Florence McCoy June Foster Bertha Obler Mattie B Holt and Anna Helser. Bert J Griswold and Clara Louise Norton were married at Cedar Falls. Griswold a newspaper writer and cartoonist. they will live in Terre Haute Indiana. Also noted: Phillip L Billings named local manager of Swift Co butter and poultry plant. O W Wrant returned from Mexico and Cuba. I E Munger resigned as Beverly secretary of Cedar Rapids Y M C A due to ill health. George B Lichty returned from east trip. W F Mack moving to new home on Sycamore. Harold Williams III ill but improving. A dower party at R os. hall hosted by Mesdames Cheas bro Hilsinger Graves Fairbanks and Stock.
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Amy Boggs
West High School
Daily Courier
Miss Boggs
Mary Hart
Zadie King
Amy Dougherty
Hiré Edeien
Florence McCoy
June Foster
Bertha Obler
Mattie B. Holt
Anna Helser
Bert J. Griswold
Clara Louise Norton
Ben Hesser
Cedar Falls
Griswold
Hesser
Terre Haute
Ind
Birds and mammals life partnership questions answered
A series of reader questions covers if birds mate for life, how long a common mosquitos can stay underwater, and safe edible mushrooms. The reply notes evidence of pairings in several species, an underwater breathing gap of about ten minutes, and references a USDA pamphlet on edible and poisonous mushrooms for safe guidance.
Hartshorne Mansion Mystery Ends In Theft And Disguise
In a tense social gathering at Colonel Ledyard’s home, Mrs Hartshorne vanishes amid whispers of a staged departure. Detective Harvey questions staff, uncovers a cloak theft, and a locked conservatory fuels suspicion as investigators inspect rooms and alibis while the case unfolds in a grand ballroom and orchid-filled conservatory. The piece notes Gen Hunter Liggett’s retirement after a storied World War I command.
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Hertshorne
Colon Colonsletyaras
Pan
Harvey
Trix
Feather
Paul
Pati
Caonet Ledyard
Ivan
Vegetable represented by rebus sketch and answer to No 645
The puzzle asks for the vegetable depicted by a rebus, with the answer labeled as No 645. The clue mentions the Younger son receiving a grindstone with a diameter of 15 and 7 inches, a likely archaic measurement hint. The task is to identify the vegetable from the rebus imagery and confirm the answer number 645.
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Gex Wood
Lenine
Russia
Detroit
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Upper Silesia
Germany
Poland
Paris Commission
Towa Senate
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Iowa City
Stillman
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Firemen’s Union
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G. E. Tillotson
H. A. Knowlton
Graham’s Block
Cutcheon’s
P. J. Barber
France
Paris
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Omus
Vincy
Versailles
Lin
America
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Sundar
Shakespeare
Havana
Teligon
Ida B. Wise Smith
Ceder Rapids
Raisins
Bert L. Taylor
Mary Jane Outcault
Buster Brown
Gen. Pershing
Mary Jane
Nevada
Charles W. Eliot
Eliot
Burlington
Hawk-Eye
Vox
John R. Huber
Nas
Hubert Care
William Lewis
Orange Township
Ilinois
Fort Dodge
M. P. Baldwin
Jockeytown
Keokuk
Minnie Ball
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Charley
Walt
Hitchcock
Traer
G.W. Barnes
A. W. Bates
Here
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the Tribune
Loni Hummel
O'Brien County
Spencer
Webster City
Fort Dotgey
Fourth District Press Association
L. F. Walker Hose Company
W. F E. Parrott
Reuben Brown
C. H. Brown
R. W. Christopher
George E. Lichty
C. B. Holden
Waterloo Merrymakers
Opera House
Bampton Recorder
George W. Barnes
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Nature Notes
North America
William McKinley
Phillip L. Billings
Swift & Co
Wrant
Mexico
Guba
I. E. Munger
Cedar _Raptids Y. M. C. A
George B. Lichty
East
W. F. Mack
Creamery Package Company
Sycamore Street
Harold
Henry Williams
R. Os. . Hall
J. R. Cheasbro
F. S. Hilsinger
M. A. Graves
A. Fairbanks
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Robert Orr Chipperfield
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Ledyard
Cornel Iusiwarthmngrs
Wentietradsock
Allison Hartshorne
Hartaherns
Riverton Bank
Aira
Hartehorne
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Matilde
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Stening
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Miss Led
Hickson
Alfred George
William
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Beatrice Ledyard
Hunter Liggett
Sam Loyd
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