Waterson Evening Courier Subscription Rates and Policy
The Waterson Evening Courier lists subscription prices by carrier and mail, with regional rates based on distance from Waterloo Iowa. The paper notes pricing terms, post office classification, advertising policy, and a philosophical column on teaching and civility.
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Sensational stunt at plant staged rescue drama unfolds
A lurid public stunt is described as a timed rescue attempt at a factory setting with a captive girl and a blacked out escape plan. Report highlights moral outrage, crowd anxiety, and the questionable spectacle aimed at morbid curiosity, questioning safety versus sensationalism.
Teaching Styles Compared In Two Educators
Two instructors with similar knowledge levels approach pupils differently. One criticizes harshly, tearing apart efforts with sarcasm and pointing out ignorance. The other uses kindness and sympathy, guiding students toward better paths without scolding their mistakes, fostering willingness to learn.
Consuming Power and Satiation Myths in Editorials
A collection of column snippets from Charles City Press Bee Roon at the Top Delwein Register and Marshalltown Times-republican discuss consuming power top society extremism and the effect of price cuts on demand. They reflect on Henry Ford price strategies and social attitudes in a mosaic of editorial voices.
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Charles City Press
Henry Ford
Ais
Delwein
Mumbled Archaic Lines Cloud Abe Martin Report
A garbled passage hints at Abe Martin noting approving sentiment about Havkie eb judgment and a yellow eagle remark attributed to Tol Binkley. The text also references Stew Nesgent being appreciated, though details are unclear and many words are corrupted.
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No Hat Man Prompts Health Advice Short Essay
The piece presents a satirical column by WILLIABS BRADY warning against fake health consultants and the no hat man trope. It satirizes public gullibility, civic campaigns, and the dangers of quackery, arguing for cautious scrutiny of health claims and safe, practical alternatives.
Attica styles lure Africa travel tale on adornment
A traveler contrasts Attica society with African customs noting vast population, ornate jewelry, lip stones, nose rings, and ear rings. Descriptions cover bracelets of brass wire, rings from ears, skirts of calico, weight gain from jewelry, and men with sharpened teeth and face paint.
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Africa
North America
Attica
Elias
Uncle Wiggily's Red Lantern mishmash tale
In a garbled Uncle Wiggily's Red Lantern episode Baby Bunty, the Wite orphan rabbit girl, recovers from illness and plans adventures with Uncle Wiggily. Dr Possum jokes about remedies as Bunty eager for woodland romps and new escapades.
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Summary Glimpses on insects and local life
Notes from the Burroughs Nature Club discuss insect behavior and feeding, with readers’ questions about egg collecting and a tale of a snake in water from a gourd. It includes an obituary notice for Mrs. Mary Smith and local society updates such as weddings, visits, and residents of Orange Township.
Two Arrested in Hijacking Crime at Marshall Town
Marshalltown Iowa May 1 George Reed 28 and Ed Kelley 26 were jailed on murder charges linked to an alleged hijacking and liquor theft. The case centers on the slaying of Andrew Stenhouse during a planned alcohol buy on a country road. Statewide search continues for Ron Smith 25 an alleged bootlegger and former convict. Leland Nolta of State Center told officers his detailed account, corroborated by the widow Hazel Stenhouse, with Reed and Kelley said to have fired on Stenhouse and Nolta and fled with $700 to $800. Stenhouse died May 10. gun recovered with undischarged rounds.
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George Reed
Fai Band
Dumont
Ed Kelley
Hampton
Andrew Stenhouse
Ro! Smith
Leland Nolta
State Genter
Hazel Stenhouse
Nolta
Smith
Nolla
Mgr
Mrs. Stenhouse
Sheatine
Reed
Kelley
Stenhouse
Sténhouse
Nolth
Automebile
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Iquer
Nolita
Nalla
Nolia
Iie
Sun
Aviend
Noltu
Charles City Y Pays Mortgage and Burns Notes
Charles City reports a $32,000 bond issue for the M C A building will be canceled and bonds burned at a community celebration in Central Park Thursday evening. The act follows a gift of $2,000 to the organization, enabling mortgage lifting and a public concert to mark the occasion.
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Charles City
M.C. A
Central Park
Wiis
Morthage Bs
Io Wien
Be Civen Lst
Weekend Travel Tribulations and Local Accidents Reported
Yarded at UL G Mailers until Tuesday morning. Bauler was badly buried about the arm and was rushed to a physician for treatment. Mrs. Illérickson and baby Bent were involved. Esther Donath Ruth Bellieccom panied them to Cedar Taples que Ing to Iown City, returning Sunday evening. Noah Blough fell ill while aiding Lloyd Miller and returned to Waterloo. Mr. and Mrs. F D Leatherman visited W C Panreuthers this week.
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Illérickson
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Glanceauler
Esther Donath
Ruth
Nhl
Noah Blough
Lloyd Miller
Waterloo
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Mra. FD
Leatherman
Iaster
W. C. Panreuthers
Refrigerator Car Patentees Attract Financial Aid Inquiries
Financiers in Onlwain Iowa are reviewing the new refrigerator car patent and have promised monetary assistance to any necessary amount. Messrs Brennan Shirk and Mahier of Gelwein returned from the area with reports. Nearby notes mention weddings, visits, and club events, including Epworth league officers and local social gatherings.
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Anson City
Blue Bird Club
Alis Mae Crawley
Double Six
A. Mant
Kensington Club
George Bray
Seventh Avenue South
Fourth ‘Avenue
Clab
New Home Cafe
Dwyer
Oelwein
ALBLU
Hem Crary
University of Towa
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Administrator for Estate of Man Killed in Service
Tracr Ta May 11 Joe Ma Hacek petitioned the county district court to appoint J. P. Novak as administrator of the estate of his brother Louis Hacek killed in action in France on Nov 3, 1918. Mahacek had drawn maximum US war risk insurance totaling 4900 dollars. beneficiary Mrs Anna Kane died Jan 2 2026. The insurance proceeds of 7189 dollars form the estate to be shared by brothers Joe of Clutier Brant of Marion and sister Mrs Karey Starits of Clutier.
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Clotier
J. P. Novak
Clix Lier
Louis Aenacek
Mahacek
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Kane
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Clutier
Brant
Marion
Karey Starits
Buchanan County Car Registration Hits Higher Mark
Mudefiencа Ia May 19 Special May 19 Montag report shows Buchanan County auto registration increasing with numbers rising from 4700 last year to about 5000 this year. The county treasurer notes the serial number approaching 9000 as registrations grow. In other news Dr W W Carlton and Mrs Carlton visited town after winter in California seeking health, while A H H Stook Larmer injures left limb in gunk plow incident. The county experienced beneficial rain assisting hay and corn crops amid dry conditions.
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Buchanan County
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Lenox College
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Vinton Boys and Girls Hurt When Auto Overturns
Sunday evening near Vinton two youths, Hays Miller and Marion Bordwell, with Billia McIntyre Edna Alten and Rush Stewart, were injured when their car hit a grid patch and flipped. Memityre, badly ribbed and foot injuries, was hospitalized. others returned to school. Car wrecked. Funeral held for deceased at Presbyterian Church in Garrison amid heavy rain and road conditions. Mrs. Wyman, two miles NW, dies after long illness. survived by husband and five children. One hundred twelve University of Iowa graduates secured positions through spring appointments, up 60 percent from last year.
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Hays Miller
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Marion Bordwell
Edna Alten
Rush Stewart
Sitfors
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Garrison
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