EVESI G OCOURIER: Antecedent notice and circulation details
The text lists publication details for a city paper the Courier, including publisher W.M. Baltman Company, editor Alfred B. Kt, listing offices in Chicago and Waterton, and describes entry as a second-class mail with circulation claims and ad rates. It notes editions on Monday Wednesday and Friday and mentions foreign postage and international travel notices.
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Ocouerie
FRR
W.M. Baltman Company
Eepihiy West Pack Avenues
Eax C Haarman
A&w. Permasos
Gee'y-Trees
Mgr
Bow York Ofica
Gos Tribune
Alfred B. Kt
Cohoago
Tribune Bulliing
A. Weaher
Evexieg Courier
Guinde City
Powlefion
Waterton
Europe
Waterloo Brewing
Tle
Fondou
Trefalger Building
Northumberland Avenue
American Express
Haymarket
Dewe's Steamship Agency
Greentreet
Boulyverd Des Capurini
Kindergarten Marriages and Divorce Reform Debate
The piece cites Judge Marcus A. Kavanagh of Chicago noting 4060 Cook County divorces last year and predicting 4500 this year. It argues preventive safeguards on marriage, citing teen marriages and underage manipulation, urging Iowa to ban kindergarten marriages and reform marriage licenses.
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Illinois
Marcus A. Kavanagh
Chicago
Cook County
Elir
Kenosha
Iowa
New York Walking Club Led by Mayor Gaynor Choate and Others
A walking club forms in New York with charter members including Mayor Gaynor and William H. Hornblower both aged 62, Joseph Ht Choate, John E Parsons, and Louis Windmuller. The piece notes growing mobility and a potential walking craze as cars become cheaper and wealth rises.
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New York
Mayor Gaynor
William H. Hornblower
Joseph Ht. Choate
John E. Parsons
Louis Windmuller
Useless Reserves and Moon Law Sparks Debate Across Iowa
The piece discusses national bank reserve requirements and penalties for shortfalls, noting past failures and regulatory inaction. It reports Iowa Senate action to apply the Moon law to special charter cities, storm costs for telegraph lines, undergrounding savings, and local civic notes including Cedar Falls Darners and state official retirements.
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Senate of
Iowa
Bond 5 By George Fitch The Bond Satire
A humorous essay explaining bonds as a quiet paper worth a thousand dollars and lit by coupons that can be clipped for money. Fitch lampoons investors who seek easy profits, the fragility of bond markets, and the folly of staking life on flashy securities.
Turn on the Light Across Political Rhetoric
Newspapers defend their roles in arguments while exposing weaknesses in opposed positions. Des Moines Capital notes obituary notices and estate values follow standard announcements, while bridge workers face graft suspicions. Dubuque Times-Journal quotes James Wilson urging more agriculture study over law.
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Dubuque
Chronic Stomach Trouble Cured By Simple Tablets
A Wakelee Mich man says after a year of use Chamberlain's Tablets he feels perfectly well and had tried many medicines before. For sale by all dealers. This advertisement touts a permanent cure for chronic stomach disorders at a trifling cost.
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P. J. Beck
Wakelee, Mich
Chamberlain
Hawthorne Verdict Sparks Mixed Press Reactions Across Papers
A collage of editorials and commentaries from papers including Buffalo Courier Chicago Record-Terald and Philadelphia Inquirer laments Hawthorne verdicts and exposes reactions. Observers note abasement regret and concern over corruptions tied to Hawthorne family names and the mining venture.
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Buffalo Courier
Hawthorne
Philadelphia Inquirer
Rain Producing Patent Claims Use Of Balloon And Wire
Keokuk Gates cites Denver Ports receiving a patent for a device that uses a balloon and miles of wire to induce rain from clouds when moisture is needed for crops. Potts reports years of study and experiments. Davenport and other papers discuss Senator Cummins and the GOP convention.
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Keokuk Gate
Denver
Potts
Davenport
Cummins
What to Plant for the Home Garden Brightens Early Season
Garden editor guidance in Evening Courier urges readers to plant now. Recommends lettuce varieties Bill Boston Hanson head Blackseed ed Simpson and advises sowing onion sets and lettuce seed in fall for early garden readiness. Early potatoes include Triumph Six Weeks and Cobbler with July 1 harvest. peas favor Alaska Nott's Excelsior American Wonder Gem and Gradns Prosperity. cucumbers Long Green White Spine Davis Perfect. spinach for greens.
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Bill Boston
Hanson Head
Simpson
Alaska
Telephone
Moved Families and Local Notices From Orange Township
E M Smith family moved to Waterloo to purchase property. Bickley relatives visited. Art and Bickley moved to Waterloo with work at Port Huron Machinery. Looan and Harbaugh families relocated to Waterloo. A lion was born to W G Lichty and wife. Farmers attended a full blood Holstein sale in Waterloo.
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Orange
E. M. Smith
Waterloo
Hostler
Minnesota
Hiram Bickley
Bickley
Jas. Looan
California
Art Bickley
Port Huron Machinery Company
John Harbaugh
Lulu Kaugh
Richard Glessner
Literary Society
Ladies’ Aid Society
W. H. Lichty
Tracy, Minn
Much Work Yet Before Solons
Des Moines reports a pivotal Iowa General Assembly week with six major issues pending: public utilities, labor arbitration, tax reform, education coordination, workingmen’s compensation, and a permanent tax commission. House and Senate differ on utilities bills and a conference committee may be needed. Night sessions from Monday, Wednesday, and Friday are proposed to push work before adjournment.
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Des Moines
General Assembly
Public Utilities Commission
Permanent Tax Commission
Senate
House
State Educational Board
Educational Board
Charley Miller
Iowa Legislature Debates Tax and Infrastructure Bills
The House defeated the Dixon bill for state inspection of county officials and their accounts while the Senate passed the Arney bill granting the railroad board power to order improvements and approve plans. A direct inheritance tax bill is introduced, and Oregon's senator selection law is signed, with expectations of direct U.S. senate elections. Democrats predict the federal amendment will come before Iowa’s next primary.
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House
Dixon
Senate
Arney
Board of Railroad Commissioners
Francie
Iowa
Oregon
Clarke
United States
Northeastern Iowa Teachers Meet Sets March Program
Independence Iowa March 24 Special the Northeastern Iowa Teachers association program has been released for March 27 28 and 29 in Gedney opera house The opening address by Lillian C Lambert of Cedar Falls welcomes by M W Harmon and C T Coston treats The Teacher s Surplus A piano duet by Miss Marion Ransier and Mrs F A Baker and talks by Deyoe Murphy and W E Larson follow Friday sessions feature more addresses including Vocational Guidance a Function of the High School and The Education of Lincoln Musical numbers are planned with student quartets and soloists Saturday includes The Country School as a Community Center and other topics with Montessori discussion and High School Teacher as a Factor in Character Building.
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Independence
Northeastern Iowa Teachers’ Association
Gedney Opera House
Lillian C. Lambert
Cedar Falls
M. W. Harmon
C. T. Coston
Columbus
Marion Ransier
Nona Raymond
Alexander Eberle
Upper Iowa University
J. D. Blliff
University of Missouri
Education of
Lincoln
Joseph Newton
Cedar Rapids
Theodore Alorning
Mabel Carney
Mlinois State Normal University
Buitg
W. A. Jessup
Iowa City
Round Table
May Barnes
Louise Shepherd
East Waterloo
A. T. Hukill
Waterloo
Van Pelt To Tour Nation In 1913 14
Hugh G. Van Pelt former Iowa dairy expert plans a nationwide speaking tour for fall and winter of 1913 and 1914. The schedule includes engagements across multiple states as he promotes dairy science and agricultural knowledge.
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Hugh G. van Pelt
State of
Iowa
United
Prominent Dairy Cattle Judge Van Pelt Sets Year-Long Engagement Tour
States next August that will take him as far east as Syracuse New York and south to Baton Rouge Louisiana and northwest to Chilliwack British Columbia for addresses in dairyman and breeder meetings. He will judge state and national shows and is general manager of the dairy cattle congress in the city.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Baton Rouge
Chilliwack
British Columbia
Union
van Pelt
Burton
Watseka
Springfield
Ill
New Westminster
B. C
St. Paul
Dairy Cattle Congress
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