Advertising Rates of the Waterloo Evening Courier and Daily Reporter
The Waterloo Evening Courier and Daily Reporter describes past and current advertising rates. It explains minimum per inch pricing, circulation figures, and the justification for price structures tied to circulation and space usage. The piece defends fixed rates, warns against fluctuating prices, and notes that large contracts will be 30 cents per inch after April 1, 1915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veping Courier
Ite
Beyeen
Iowa
Waterloo
Beat
Royal Baking Powder Company
Fashion Lumber
Ana Ae
Advertising Terms and Circulation Details from Courier
Notice outlines 18 000 circulation claims and audit checks by the Audit Bureau of Circulations. It covers deadlines for large copy ads, requirements for proper sizing by column width, proofs before insertion, and billing terms. The Courier reserves rights to revise or reject ads and to charge vard rate if contracts are cancelled or not completed.
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Napers
Tes
Waterton
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Railway Exchange Building
Chicago
Courier
City News
Glee Club to perform at Walnut Street Baptist Church Tuesday
Central College Glee Club arrives tomorrow with sixteen bars and a small brass band for a Tuesday night concert at Walnut Street Baptist Church. Bass soloist Westerveldt will sing The Bandolero and other features are planned under the Barace class Kingston township auspices. Surrounding coverage notes past engagements and reception on tours.
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Central College Glee Club
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Pacific Coast
Westervelt
Barace
Masons to Oversee Lindsey Funeral Services
The Masonic order will conduct the funeral for Herbert Nelson Lindsey who died Sunday at 4 30 am at his parents home 607 Fowlar street after a long illness. Funeral at their home Tuesday at 1 pm with burial in Mount Zinn Cemetery seven miles northwest of Waterloo. Lindsey was born June 29 1879 on his father’s farm in Bene...
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Masonic Order
Herbert Nelson Lindsey
Harrison Lindsey
Fowlar Street
Mount Zinn
Waterloo
Bene
Funeral for Mrs Burton Tomorrow Afternoon
Funeral services for Mrs Beatries Burton will be held at 2 30 PM Tuesday at the Kistner chapel conducted by Rev William F Sprr of the First Methodist church. Interment will be in Elmwood cemetery. The 25 year old widow had recently moved from Tiaho to Waterloo and is survived by her husband and her father William Skeat of Wilken barre Pa.
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Beatries Burton
J. W. Polpue
Denver Street
William F. Sprr
First Methodist Church
Kistner Chapel
Elmwood Cemetery
Reconciliation Ends Custody Battle For Phelps Couple
Clayton Phelps and his wife reached a reconciliation and departed for their Rockford home this afternoon. Phelps had planned to prosecute his wife and her alleged lover, Frank Breey, and had filed a state charge. The more severe charge was withdrawn and Breey was arraigned in police court on a charge of indecent behavior and sentenced to 20 days in jail. Mrs. Phelps received a sentence as well.
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Clayton Phelps
Rockford
Tit
Phelps
Big Wife
Frank Breey
Bucey
Wen
Pueblo Bank Closed After Run and Shakeup
The Mercantile National Bank in Pueblo Colorado shut its doors as borrowers fled the bank. Cashier C C Slaughter resigned days earlier and a bank examiner reportedly reviewing the affairs. The bank held 200000 capital and about 1312869 in deposits before closing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pueblo Bank
Pueblo
Colo
Mercantile National Bank
C. C. Slaughter
Naional Bank
Fire Crews Respond to Fourth Street Blazes
The West Side Fire Department was called twice in 14 hours to small fires on Fourth Street West caused by chimney sparks. At 508 Fourth Street West the roof had minor damage, and at 427 Fourth Street West firefighters contained a second blaze by 8 40 this morning with little damage. The Brewing Courier to road to nearly every Waterloo home.
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West Side
Fourth Street West
Central Station
Fourth Street Wear
Waterloo considers garbage incineration to cut lighting costs
City electrician Carl F. Pritchard argues Waterloo could install a garbage incineration plant similar to Savannah, Georgia, to generate excess steam for streetlights and public buildings. He cites potential savings on Citizens Gas and Electric charges and notes Savannah’s plant costs about 40,000 dollars yearly with a larger plant promising thousands in taxpayer savings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Savannath
Carl F. Pritchard
Mr. Pritchard
Pats
Citizens Gas and Electric Company
Savannah
Apense
Reinbeck News Roundup Sparks Local Doings
Mrs. Mary Sihert visits Waterloo relatives for a week. Local dances, births, illnesses, and community events noted. Gethmann Brick yard resumes. school fumigation completed. judge frees James Fletcher in a desertion case. Band concerts slated for Wednesdays all summer. Vern Robinson anniversary celebrated with friends.
Minister Retained as Waterloo Church Pastor
Rev. IL. C. Moore, pastor of the Central Church of Christ, has been retained for another year. His salary was increased by 400 dollars per annum as he continues to lead the Waterloo church, which has grown rapidly under his guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IL. C. Moore
Central Church of Christ
Nota
Moore
Waterloo
New Schedule Hits Elk Run Residents
Elk Run residents employed in Waterloo protest a morning schedule change by the W., F. & N. interurban railway. The revision forces five and a half miles of walking for those not able to depart work before the last local from Waterloo, prompting plans to appeal to company officials for better Waterloo Elk Run connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elk Run
Waterloo
F. & N. Interurban Railway
Jin Hilk Run
Therchange
Elk Ren
Passion Week Services Begin in Waterloo Churches
Passion Week services start across Waterloo churches led by Joseph Cohn of New York City who spoke yesterday and will occupy the pulpit tonight. Dr A J Northrup pastor of Grace Methodist will preach on the suffering and Friday night launch a commotion with services continuing through Saturday night.
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Waterloo
Rammener
Joseph Cohn
New York City
A. J. Northrup
Thurch
Miss Rae Tanzer Admits Mistake in Identification
Miss Rae Tanzer sues James W Osborne for 80000 for breach of promise. She admits she misidentified Osborne as the man who waved her under the name Liver Osborne. The case stems from a New York legal action filed March 2.
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Rae Tanzer
New York
Ralf Tanzer
James W. O8- Borne
Mr. O8- Borne
Liver Osborne
Concise note cites Speilberg as Tanner's retained counsel
Harold A. Speilberg announces today that he has been retained by Miss Tanner as her counsel.
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Cording
Harold A. Speilberg
Miss. Tanner
Tragic 3200-Volt Puddle Fatalities Strike Cal Town
In Cal. March 29 Cornelius Valkhoff died after stepping into a puddle and touching a hatch gate linked to a broken 3200 volt wire near a crematory. His wife and neighbor Harris Skinner also died. Slaten and others were injured while rescuing the Valkhoff children Anna and Agnes. Electric line shut off amid the chaos. The injured, including Mrs Skinner and Mrs Ann Mauch, survived after treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juan Angeles
Cal
Cornelius Valkhoff
Slaten
Howe
Electrio Company
Child abandonment arrest by Waterloo police
Chicago police requested the Waterloo force to arrest Louis Mistofsky today on information alleging child abandonment. The Murray Club plans a picnic supper with Mrs. N. W. Frisbie and others at Go'elock tomorrow evening, hosted by Mrs. Frisbie, Miss Matilda Rohrens, Miss Ina Jacobs, and Miss Ila Jackson.
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Chicago
Louis Mistofsky
Waterloo
Murray Club
N. W. Frisbie
Wienma & Gindt
Go'elock
Thy Hogtossen
Mrs. Frisbie
Matilda Rohrens
Misa Ina Jacobs
Ila Jackson
Duke of Orleans Denied Privilege to Join Army
Paris March 29 The French government refused a request by the Duke of Orleans to enlist in the army. He sought permission to enter foreign service in Belgium or Russia while asserting loyalty to France. Petrograd reportedly rejected the proposal as impractical and the French government made no objection.
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Paris
Orleans
Lytton
Servirg Oder
Lssean Ry
Biddhig Lin
Prange
Tie
Gre Preader
Agate
Tinamiain
Alan Andor
Tetrograd
France
Thuakla
Petrograd 8
A Wonderful Opportunity To Own Larned's History Of The World
A large number of readers have secured Larned's History of the World through our certificate offer printed in today's issue. The five volume deluxe set, nearly 2,000 pages with over 160 illustrations, is offered at generous terms. Also notes of several Masonic lodge meetings and a L. C. T. M. gathering at the Masonic temple. Nearby meetings include Waterloo lodge and Judge Lindsay event, with details on dates and sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larned
Josephus Nelson Larned
Gilbertville Community Notes and Local Trade
Gilbertville March 26 report shows Valentine and Mrs Bahl visiting Waterloo. Orty Hour Devotion held over three days drew parishioners. Fred Treiger began work for Joan Ables. Gilbertville Grain and Lumber shipped hogs to Waterloo. Frank Frost bought a horse from Nick Frost. The river stood about 30 inches below high water. Orth near Tubilee shipped hogs to Waterloo. John Mangrich and wife welcomed a son. both mother and child well, father celebrated with cigars. Joan Pelagardette and son Philip visited Waterloo by car.
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Gilbertville
Valentine Bahl
Waterloo
Ibis
Fred Treiger
Joan Ables Monay
Gilbertville Grain and Lumber Company
Frank Frost
Nick Frost
Orth
Tubilee
John Mangrich
Joan Pelagardette
Philip
Waterloo Man Honored in Carnegie Here Fund Awards
The Carnegie Here Fund report dated January 31 shows 14,264 cases investigated since inception with 17,920 rejected, 1,016 granted, and 1,300 pending. Medals awarded total 16 gold, 365 silver, and 236 bronze. Cash distributed reaches $4,45,107.60 with $1,07h,645,545 to heroes’ dependents, $109,402 to disaster relief funds, and $209,000 to special purposes. Only one Waterloo resident, Rhy Wold, is noted as honored.
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Carnegie Here Fund Commission
Asda
Waterloo
Rhy Wold
New York Produce Market Report March 29
General markets show varied produce receipts with creamery extras and state whole milk products. Nuts and poultry figures appear with modest prices. English labor wages are noted as average in England and Whales.
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New York
Breter Firoy
Frash
Fearby Hennery
Bennery Browns
Household goods and real estate ads in Iowa paper
Classifieds list numerous want ads and notices including furniture sale of dining set and kitchen items, a gas stove, water heater, and beds. Real estate opportunities feature a groom modern house with 912 blocks from west high school, plus rent offers and room vacancies. Also includes employment notices for saleslady, housekeeper, laundry agent, and general labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wader
Hileman Motor Co
Websster St
H. Koester
Delaware St
Freeport
Tit
Tuguire
Commercial St
du Waterloo
Waverly
Ilinojg
Adjing
Greens
Bith
Care
Jack
Shell Rock Iowa
West Side
Onehalf
East Side
L. C. Burkitt
Iowa Cleaning & Dye Works
West 5Th St
Grant Ave
Cal
Irving Barber Shop
Chas. Gaskins
Soda Fountain
Simpson
Palm Garden
Fatrall
West Park
Groom
West High School
Ton Curne
Arthur C. Cole
Weigert Chiropractor Offers Spine Health Trial
Weigert promotes chiropractic analysis to locate and remove spine causes of disease. He claims to restore incurable conditions and to reveal troubles without patient input while urging readers to visit his office for a health investigation.
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Weigert
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W. H. Hartman CO
Waterloo Evening Courier and Daily Reporter
Waterloo Evening Courier
Waterloo Evening Reporter
St A Ig
Ao. E “Phys S
Lina Cennt
Binet
Glee Club
Charles H. and
R. H. Lindsey
Masons
Lindsey Funeral
Buccy
Rosehill
Longfellow
Garfield
Grant
Mhimaey
Bvewing
City Electrician
Reinbeck
Skeel
Alex Strayer
Hilda Edler
Marshalltown
Henry Ackerman
In & Meat Chopper
Herman Peters
Hudson
Harald Atwood
Patton Atwood
Armstrong
J. R. Stewart
Harold
Gethmann Brick Company
Guy Burnham
Burnham
M. B. Church
F. R. Bennett
J. M. Christy
Kensington Club
J. H. Stewart
Wim
Kroeger
James Juhl
Cgeorge Mason
Tom
Allan
Gaston
Esther
Bick
Hazel
James Fletcher
Dunham
Distracunteuse
Duke OF Orleans
A. M
Masonic Temple
H. N. Lindsay
Waterloo Hive
A. O
Carnegie
England
Chirovractio
First Natimal Bank
Town
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