Courier Ad Rates and Foreign Distribution Details
The Waterloo Evening Courier advertises daily and tri weekly editions with rates and contracts. It lists management in Chicago and New York offices and notes advertising rates and contract options. It details foreign postage locations in Europe and credit terms for subscriptions.
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Tedfice
Waterton
Lowghes
Callata
Gouries
Courier
Europe
Waterloo Evening Courier
LE Co Rvent
Trafalgar Building
Northumberland Avenue
American Express
Haymarket
Dawe
Steamahip
Green Street
Boulevard Des Capucines
Place du L'Opera
Expres
I Buebe
Berlin
Unter den Linden
Petersburg
Nevsky Prospekt
Deluge of erudition from teachers brightens city
The city has enjoyed a three day influx of educators whose presence fosters learning and moral leadership. The piece lauds teachers and school leaders as moral steam and pioneers guiding a broader educational movement, hoping they return and continue inspiring the community.
Lorimer Bribery Allegations Shake Senate Traditions
The article accuses senators of venality and possible bribery tied to Lorimer and Stephenson, arguing the Senate may vindicate them despite witnesses claiming attempted bribery and a tainted process. It criticizes the body for political maneuvering and questions the integrity of self-government in Washington.
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Washington
Senate Committee
Lorimer
Senate
O.K
United States of America
Pat] Jones
Lincoln
Grant
Meat Packing Gains Reflect Iowa Economic Growth
The federal census bureau ranks meat packing as Iowa's top industry by product value, rising from 25.8 million in 1899 to 59.0 million in 1909, a 72 percent gain. The piece urges residents to slaughter and process beef in Iowa, boosting state wealth, population, business, and land values, and to push livestock shipping toward Iowa plants for future census gains.
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Iowa
Federal Census Bureau
Towa
Chicago
Senatorial Hides and the Lorimer Vote Fallout
The piece critiques the senate committee's Lorimer vote as a whitewash and condemns the moral numbness of the public and the chamber. It argues politics and self protection drive the process and condemns officials for shielding a millionaire crook and bribery.
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Lorimer
Senate
Elye
Millonaire
Rawate Hines
Rock Island Politicians Tied to Mob Operations Rumors
Rumors swirl about politicians connected to mob activities on Rock Island. No official confirmations yet, but whispers point to alleged influence and possible investigations.
Good Elections and the Waterloo Voting Debate
Ruth Cameron reflects on a city election praising its broad civic impact while critiquing voting methods and gender suffrage. She argues for a complete human election with woman suffrage, short ballots, and better voting machines, noting the need to distinguish principles from candidates. The piece laments minority power, calls for ballot reform, and discusses the balance between handwork and machine efficiency.
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Waterloo
Roosevelt
Avery
Vienna
Park
Law
Unclear Senate Pew Tone Praises Candidate Ahead of June Primaries
A brief, colorful description extols a senate candidate as refreshing and strong, predicting an overwhelming vote in the June primaries. The piece highlights the candidate's pew-type status and contrasts harsh winter snow with a sunny backdrop to imply broad support.
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Senate
Weathered Iowa town reports mayor vote and local changes
New Hartford residents note a hot campaign as E H Wills wins the mayoral race and A T Boares takes treasurer. Several council seats change hands and F H Mack is elected assessor. Multiple local moves and bridge washouts affect daily life amid community news and personalities.
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New Hartford
F. C.warmon
W. J. Harmon
E. D. Lewis
Broken Bow
Neb
Lewis
J. D. A Bailey
Waterino
Margaret Miller
Laura Plummer
Perry
C. R. Lee
Oskaloosa
E. H. Wills
FrediGhase
A. T. Boares
R. A. Gage
Ware W. ©. Danning
Frank Belz
RF Dunham
H. H. Nelson
H. J. Wood
F. H. Mack
Eugene Bronson
Shell Rock
Warren Wheeler
Plainfield
James Ackerson
Lym. Murray
L. J. Rogers
Allison
H. Ward
R. L. Ranney
Roy Ranney
Wm. Wright
Beaver Isery High
Cousins
Colgin
Bolton
Peck
Fort Dodge
Tillian Knipe
Bellevue
John Davis
Globous
Dike
Bessie Jewett
Winthrop
Re. Saran Karpe
Josephine Mooney
Waterlan
Trial verdict and varied editorials from early 20th century papers
The excerpt compiles brief items from Marshalltown Times-Republican and Des Moines Capital with notes on a Rock Island trial, a Sherman anti trust case verdict exonerating packers, social welfare sympathy for eastern factory workers, and a Harvard medical school view on marriage age. It also references Kenyon’s political portrayal and an Odeboldt Chronicle remark.
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Marshalltown Times-Republican
Rock Island
The Handmade Appeal in Modern Craft
A shopper dismisses a machine made slipper as she debates the virtue of handwork. The piece argues that demand for handmade goods stems more from nostalgia and "romance" than durability, noting machines now rival handcraft in precision and quality.
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Drefer
Collage of Quotations and Jokes From Historic Papers
A compendium of brief clippings and quips including lines about famous criminals, social banter on a room’s size, a comic misquotation, poker as social study, and a poetic reflection on missed chances. The selections echo early 20th century newspaper humor and commentary.
Roosevelt rejects kingship in Chicago speech
Theodore Roosevelt argues he does not want to be king noting that kings would be vice president for life with power of the four hundred. He calls puppet monarchies of Europe an inadequate model for modern leadership and contrasts them with democratic ideals.
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Minnesota
Cowper
Sioux City Tribune
Theodore Roosevelt
Kinge
Chicago
Roosevelt
Europe
House of Lords
Commons
Asquith
United States
Roosevelt as a Strong Leader in a Modern Presidency
The piece argues living leaders face responsibilities beyond a kingly facade. It contrasts limited monarchies with Roosevelt’s presidency, praising his hands on approach and refusal of a third term, while noting the power of a president to shape party and policy beyond ceremonial duties.
Warning Against Mercury Ointments For Catarrh
A caution about catarrh remedies containing mercury warns users of systemic harm. The text endorses Hall's Catarrh Cure by Fd Cheney Co Toledo Ohio as mercury free and effective when taken internally. It notes the product is manufactured in Toledo and sold by druggists with a 75 cent price for a bottle and suggests Hall's Family Pills for general use.
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Fall
Fd, Cheney & Co
Toledo, O
Tollehin
Fr. Cheney & Co
Teatimentala Trea
Drigetata
Price
Per Hothnt
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United States Senate
Stephenson
God
Teddy
Ruth Cameron
Spirit OF the Iowa Press
R. G. Collins
Barnegat
N. J
Foley
H. W. Tageast
Des Moines
Great
Middle West
East
Port Earry
Keokuk Gate City
Tr. Wiliam
Harvard Medical School
Kenyon
Odeboldt Chronicle
Washington Herald
Chicago Tribune
Farrell
United States Steel Corporation
New York
George Brown
Mary Jones
George
Mary
Chicago Record-Herald
Royal Baking Powder
Lmited
Hicks
Saluspray
Saluspray Company
Metropolitan Brig
Minneapolis, Minn
Waterloo Electrical
Sybdicate Building
Phome
M. Wray
M. D
First National Bank
C. A
E. T. Jaynes
Black Hawke
Franklin St
Robert G. Dakin
Lafayette Building
Blue Waterloo
Gerritt J. Bennett
Elmwood and Western
Edgar H. Knittle
Bank
Carl Bickley
Cecil Bickley
Elda A. m
Lafayette
DR. Bodwell
C. D. Pedersen
Consolidated Hone
Jefferson Street
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