Newspaper front matter and policy notes from Waterloo edition
The page shows publication details for a Waterloo Iowa newspaper including staff roles John C. Hartman and Jackson McCoy, subscription rates, and advertising policies. It lists telephones, office addresses, wire service affiliations, and general guidance on republication and ad rules. It also notes associations with The Associated Press and United Press International and mentions ad rates and deadline details.
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Sustley
W_ if. Hartman Co
Courier
Corner Park Ave
Commercial St
John C. Hartman
Reritor
Jackson McCoy, Treas
Gen'l
Myr
Waterloo
Associated Press
United Press International
Associated
Audit Bureau
Orientatla
York
Phiiadelphia
Chicago
Angeles
San Francisco
Story, Brooks , Finley
Itepresentatives
Antisocial Doctrine and the Question of Freedom of Will
A compact critique traces Edwards and Darrow style debates on free will heredity and environment. It argues individuals remain legally accountable and social restraint relies on penalties, warning that denying responsibility would undermine judicial order. The piece links these ideas to crime and society's need for accountability.
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Clarence
Darrow
Two House Debate and Crime Control Across States
Iowa editors question the need for two houses while Des Moines and other papers discuss reforms. Illinois considers death penalty for robbers with deadly weapons as states push Britain’s gun controls to curb murder and robbery.
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Des Moines
Tlinois
Great Britain
Vilneis
Linois
Senate
Illinois
Br Andue
Growing pains explained and remedies urged
The article clarifies that most so called growing pains reflect no disease and may signal nutritional issues or low grade infections. It urges sunlight exposure, exercise, proper diet, and cod liver oil to prevent rickets, and stresses heart and tonsil checks when pain persists.
Fashion talk and color ideas in a spring street scene
Imogene and Andrew discuss women in spring finery, noting red hats and color palettes. They contrast appearances, tease fashion risks, and imagine Imogene wearing a red hat while admiring her ensemble.
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Andrew
Imogene
Outlawing Carbs: Indiana Seizes Car Licenses Over Accidents
Indiana acts to suspend a car's license for 90 days after police report of two collisions in one evening. The plan targets the vehicle rather than the driver, a novelty vs Minnesota's driver-based penalties. Critics say it leaves the driver free to use another car, while supporters note potential public pressure to curb reckless driving.
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Minneapolis Journal
Indiana
Minnesota
Abe Martin Brain Tests and Word Puzzle Fragments
A fragmented column includes Abe Martin humor and a puzzle titled X-Word No. 36. It shows scrambled definitions, word-filling tasks, and sample answers with stray phrases about appointing good men and elections.
Uncle Wiggily's Strawberry Cake
Uncle Wiggily hops home to his hollow stump bungalow after a woodland adventure and spots something sparkling amid the trail. The light leads him toward a mystery cake clue and a tiny new puzzle for the rabbit gentleman to solve.
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Uncle Wiggily
Uncle Wiggily and the Wild Strawberries
Uncle Wiggily spots red wild strawberries on a sunny hillside and, with the help of the Winnies, learns to tame them with powdered sugar. The group gathers berries for a long cake and enjoys a shared treat with Nurse Jane and Mrs. Wigglily.
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Uncle
Bunny
Uncle Wiggily
Mr. Longears
Hoy Land
Nipner
Skipner
Jingle
Janele
Tanele
Tooter
Weerzie
Wie
Bunny Fennleman
Scoater
Jolly Rabbit
Uncle Wig- Elly
Wei
Uncle Wiggity
Scooter
Winnies
Mrs. Wiggily
Nurse Jane
Clothes Horse
Tovter
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Questions and Answers
A community nature column invites reader questions on plant ice effects and animal topics. It lists several questions about ice-coated golden plants, a blue bird in Colorado mountains, and zebra diets, with promised answers in the next issue.
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Civha
Nature Notes
Colorado
Twenty Years Ago in Jesup Described in Local Notes
A roundup of Jesup area items from May 6 2005 recalls Samuel Taylor who settled here in 1859 and died in Egan South Dakota at age 4, local highway and paving updates, golf at Sans Souci, and community notes from Waterloo Des Moines and Iowa City including census figures and derelict topics.
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Samuel Taylor
Jesup
Egan, S. D
Egan
Fifty Years Ago In Thy Courier May 5 1875
A May 4 marriage links Lewis C. Teeter of Spring Creek to Mary E. Poyner of Poyner township. Notes the eldest Teeter brother sits on the county board. Veering to local news. covered wagons bound for Iowa and Dakota, post office block new building by H Ferguson of Rockford, lease to the government for 10 years, a drenching rain clears to a cool day. Big Train features Conductor George Watson with 47 cars, 34 wheat. Marble works craft two mantels for Lane and Snowden homes. Marsh harvester promotes modern grain gathering replacing self rake with platform binders. two riders operate it.
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Lewis C. Teeter
Spring Creek Township
Mary E. Poyner
Poyner Township
J. 'T. Crippen
T. D. Teeter
Postoffice
Fowler
Sridge Street
Commercial and Bridge
H. Ferguson
Rockford
George Watson
Fort Defige
Waterloo
New Hartford
Hunt & Howland
Local notes from Waterloo and surrounding area
Forty years ago on May 6 1885 news item roundup reports a Champlir daughter’s death a postmaster in Waverly resigning a James week and Shea way to a Democratic successor a Jesup man fatally struck by paralysis while visiting a daughter Mrs Donovan, and a pastor lecturing at Grace M E church. Also mentions a wedding Burbee Crown, G A R Memorial Day observances, Klingaman visiting Minneapolis, and William Winter taking stock at Illinois Central yard for summer grazing in northwestern Iowa.
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Hiram Champlir
E Ed. Knotl
Waverly
Jas
Shea
P. Mullany
Jesup
D. Donovan
E. E. Klingaman
Minneapolis
William Winter
Ilinois Central
Towa
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