Waterloo Evening Courier Ad Rates and Offices
The Waterloo Evening Courier details advertising rates 3 cents a word with a 15 word minimum and special contract pricing. It lists New York and Waterloo offices, telephones, carrier and mail delivery, and branches including the Europe travel desk with several foreign post locations. It notes circulation larger than any daily in Waterloo and provides miscellaneous publishing details.
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Waterloo
Eveking Cour
Ansociated
SES VW
BR. Hartman Compare
Fark Arcone
Jems C Mannman
Fresident
A. Pereagon
Gee'y Treas
Gee
Mgt
New York
Tribune
Alfred B. Lukens
Teanager Caleage Omer
Tribune Building
Evening Courier Week
Courier
Postellice
Af Baterioo
Accond-Clase Matterra
Waterton
Waterooe
R&rx
Europe
Eterico Evening
Trafalgar Building
Mmberland Avenue
American Express
Haymerket
Dawe's Steamship Agency
Green Street
Boulevard Des Capucines
Carmen
Place de Opera
Scribe
Berlin
The Hold Over Paper The Paper Waterloo Readers
The Hold Over Paper is described as the weekly reader for Waterloo, with Saturday circulation and thorough Sunday digest, signaling its role as the community’s weekend newspaper.
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All Waterloo
Local Political Announcements For June Republican Primaries
Black Hawk County residents hear multiple campaigns for county attorney sheriff county supervisor and county recorder as candidates declare support for the June 1912 Republican primary. Wirt P. Hoxie Charles Plummer E J Wenner F M Shores David R. Henderson M S Cline announce runs.
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Wirt BP
HOXIB
E. J. Wenner
Black Hawk County
F. M. Shores
David RB. Henderson
M.S. Cline
Rescuing Justice and Court Reform Promises Reform Bill
The Courier argues for Senator Root’s bill barring retrials or set aside judgments solely for jury instruction errors unless the error affected substantial rights. It claims court procedure is often a farce and justice becomes costly and partisan. Passage would set a national example urging fair trials and stricter standards, with broad political support expected.
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Justic
Senator Reot
United States
Senator Root
Judiciary Committee
Root
America
Kenet and
Bar
Silent Constituency in Adams County Shapes Election Pulse
The piece argues neither Taft nor Roosevelt can command votes in Adams County Ohio and by extension similar eastern states. It notes narrow margins in Massachusetts and Maryland, a landslide for Taft in Pennsylvania, and warns that Adams County will stay home, unable to vote for any major candidate due to hard times and political failures.
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Massachusetts
Maryland
Tansevelt
Pennsylvania
Taft
New York
Adams County
Ohio
Tie
Roosevelt
la Jollette
Cummins
Hughes Bryan
Wilson
Harmon
Clark
Underwood
Save the Birds and Banking Reform in One Issue
An editorial urges saving birds to protect crops from insects and notes the economic value of birds. It contrasts bird protection with banking reform, arguing all workers rely on credit and the banking system. It also references religious groups opposing smoking and the Zionist movement.
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United States
New England
New York
Nebraska
Utah
Iowa
Movement For Banking
Town Criers Gate South Travel Draws Waterloo Boosters
The writer urges Waterloo boosters to join a trip with the Town Criers, noting it is a tempting opportunity and suggesting little should deter a dedicated booster from attending.
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Waterloo
Mixed political notes and literary miscellany from regional papers
A compilation of brief items covers Senator Bailey’s Texas speech supporting Harmon, a Cedar Falls fire worker losing 140 dollars, Iowa literacy rates, and editorial takes from Davenport, Webster City, Des Moines, and Sioux City on harmony, judicial temperament, Marshall’s views, and American Christian responsibility.
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Webster City
Freeman-Tribune
Sioux City Journal
Des Moines
Whimsical Clips From Polished Puns and Pugilists
A collage of humorous snippets and joke lines drawn from magazines and newspapers. Includes quips about employment, editors, poets, Roosevelt, Queen Mary, and light banter on literary and athletic foibles.
Roosevelt labeled liar sparks reader debate in press
The Chicago Inter Ocean calls Roosevelt a liar while Cedar Rapids Gazette notes differing views on influence. Other editorials praise the Inter Ocean’s stance amid debates over Taft era politics and figures like Billy Lorimer.
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Cedar Rapids Gazette
Chicago
Measuring Senator Kenyon and the Webster county delegation
The Taft faction should acknowledge some obligation for their role in the situation. The Citizen would have preferred the Webster county delegation to split its convention vote evenly, but no such division occurred or is stated.
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Towa City
Kenyon
Webster County
Taft Nen
Roosevelts Endorsements and Statesmen in Debatable Ground
The piece weighs the impact of Roosevelt versus Taft in a border state and frames the election as a straight, people driven contest. It praises Senator Kenyon, contrasts leadership traits, and notes Roosevelt’s strength in key states ahead of nomination. It highlights a shift toward a public vote driven by character and capability.
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Towa
United States
Kenyon
Col. Roosevelt
Massachusetts
Taft
Roosevelt
The Greatest Need of Women Today
Queen Elizabeth of Roumania argues in McCall's Magazine that motherhood is the core purpose of women and that mothers can learn and teach, shaping both their children's futures and society. She contends brain power resides in women and calls for early marriage, shared work, and resistance to societal abuses to make earth more beautiful.
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Jre
God
Creation
Queen Elizabeth
Roumania Sa
McCall’s Magazine
Earth
Cure for Eczema on Hands by Cuticura Soap
Personal testimony from Sire G. A. Belby of Redondo Beach California dated January 15 1911 details severe eczema on hands spreading to chest. After trying various remedies she found a marked improvement within two days and full cure using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. The note urges others to try the products and mentions free samples on request from Potter Drug & Chem Co.
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Nino Bi Suk
Cuticura
G. A. Belby
Redondo Beach
Cal
Apiticacion
Addrose Potter Ding & Chom
Maryland for Roosevelt Vote Test Near Capitol
Chicago Tribune reports nearby residents cast ballots against the president near the capitol home in Maryland, marking a rival’s lead in a local test of sentiment.
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Chicago Tribune
Capitol
Maryland
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