Hartman Co. ad rates and printing notice
The Journal lists Hartman Co. as publisher and notices advertising rates, circulation claims, and mail rates. It includes audit references, post office details at Waterloo Town, and disclaimers about fraud protection. It mentions Washington Bureau and offices in New York and Philadelphia with May 18 date.
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Farm Page Aims To Share Progressive Farming Ideas
The Courier and Reporter will feature weekly farm pages with experiences from successful farmers across Flackawood areas. The editor seeks cooperation from readers to widen influence, while highlighting timely questions and general farm topics. The piece also discusses woman suffrage and child welfare claims, noting lower infant mortality in New Zealand and other ballot-empowered countries.
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Flack Awd
Courier and Reporter
New York Independent
New Zealand
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Sweden
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Geranium Boxes Promote City Pride and Commerce
Waterloo spreads red geranium boxes with ferns in downtown offices stores and porches. Observers note the displays attract visitors and citizens alike serving civic aesthetic and commercial purposes as eye catching investments for advertising and sign display.
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Waterloo
Thay
Whiskers and Potent Potables in Local Nonsense
An assortment of oddball notes and social commentary from Estes and Waterlooo shores blends whimsy with politics. Local citizens repurpose despised vines into front-door planters while references to Edward Grey, Wilson, Roosevelt, and Taft mingle with conjecture on elections and public sentiment.
President Whiskets Hairlines in Historic Remarks
A garbled excerpt presents a humorous take on presidents and whiskers. It hints at humorous byplay about whiskers as a symbol of wisdom, mentioning a speech and a comparison to Carranza. The text is fragmentary and unclear.
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Francer
Carranza
Campaign speech links roads to economy in South Dakota
Royal Johnson of South Dakota opened his campaign with a Watertown speech arguing good roads lower costs for producers and consumers alike. He claimed poor roads waste 17 cents on every tin of farm products and noted long freight distances raise prices, urging Congress to push highway improvements to cut waste.
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Minneapois Journal
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South Dak Rota
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A Live O Cheer Each Day Of The Year
A garbled verse fragment appears with inconsistent capitalization and misspellings. It resembles a poem or lyric text with references to skies and waves, but the lines are fragmented and largely unreadable, offering no clear event, person, organization, or date. The source provides no definite facts suitable for a formal summary.
Side Talks By Rotel Camn
A fragmented essay style piece ponders everyday life and social norms. It questions fashion, domestic duties, budget living, and gender roles through a string of idiosyncratic observations on footwear, shopping, sympathy, and homemaking. The author cites personal experience, noting a German housekeeper mother teaching daughters to market and manage groceries.
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Alog
Waterloo
Hoksekernpar
The Peacock Hatched From an Ugly Brown Chick
A neglected thin brown chick hatched with a brood and faced ridicule from a hen and children. Starved yet resilient, it found care in a barrel and grew into a stunning green and gold peacock. The old hen learns not to judge by appearance as the bird becomes the family pride. Tomorrow's story hints at Hennie Tos, Has the Toothache.
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Coperight
McClure
New York
Cis
Hennie Tos
What Iowa Editors Are Saying on Memorial Themes
A compiled taste of editorials notes public memory and observance in Ames and Ottowa areas. Columns discuss memorial designations and civic duties while reflecting on community attitudes toward ceremony and tradition amid social changes.
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Iowa
Trade and border tensions prompt new Mexican conflict worry
A troubling note on relations with Mexico raises questions about resolving tensions with Texas. The article explores potential negotiations, regional impact, and the likelihood of shifting diplomatic strategies.
Readers React To Lettuce Price Debate At Market
A Waterloo letter writer laments high lettuce prices and criticizes grocers for pushing costs. She argues shoppers should buy locally, carry sacks home, and seek better value at the market rather than relying on deliveries.
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Waterloo
A National Spout on Civic Spirit and Constitution
Onwinna Courier argues for citizen acquaintance with the constitution and a respect for government over individuals. It urges that a nationwide movement to awaken a national spirit in New York last Saturday should be seen as deep civic thinking about the union and loyalty to the constitution, not merely a war or peace rally.
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Onwinna Courier
Yeruciple
New York
Peninsular sanitation tips from Dr. Hoyas guidance
Jown City May 2. Dr Mark I Hoyas state epidemiologist offers sanitation guidance for ice boxes to prevent spoilage and contamination. Steps include weekly washing with soap and hot water, cleaning the drain with a wire and cloth, flushing with boiling water and dissolved washing soda, then cooling with cooled boiled water, and recapping promptly to keep dust and flies out.
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Jown City
Pendal
Mark I. Hoya
State University Oedival College
Cleaning and handling instructions for tea boxes
The passage details cleansing operations before packaging tea. It warns to wash tea carefully prior to boxing, avoid placing tea on dirty street surfaces, prevent filth transfer, place newspapers under tea while flushing, do not wrap paper around ice, keep milk and butter covered in the tea box, and never leave the tea box open longer than necessary.
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Flushing
How Mrs Bean Met the Crisis in Nashville
A Nashville reader recounts relief from a severe tumor during the Change of Life after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The letter claims the remedy cured the tumor and eased symptoms, prompting praise and an invitation to others to write for information. It identifies Mrs. E. H. Bean and the address 525 Joseph Avenue Nashville Tennessee.
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Nashville
Tenn
Lydia £. Pinkham
Pinkham
E. H. Bean
Joseph Avenue
Tena
Lydia
Lydia E. Pinkham
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