Waterloo Evening Courier publication details and abroad offices
Published daily except Sunday. W M Martman is ComrAue with Hartman as president and W Perexson as secretary treasurer and general manager. Advertising rates available on application. No ad under five cents. special prices on some items. Courier offices listed in Waterlon Watereden Europe travel offices and American press bureaus in Paris Berlin St. Petersburg and London with address details for travelers.
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Gunde
Pere W.M. Martman
West Par
Jour C Hartman
Freeident
Kilter
W. Perexson
Scc
Gen. Mgr
Waterion
Lowe
Second-Cinemnatier
Waterlon
Seleptarke
Europe
Waterloo Evening Courier
Yrefalger Building
Omberland Avenmerican Bapress Cfhce
Haymarket
Lane
Stamship Agency
Grean Street
Paris
Boulevard Des Capucines
Fis
de Opere
American Express
Scribe
Berlin
Cuter den Linden
Mt. Petersburg
Nevakr Prospekt
Kenyon Off Ballot in November Race in Black Hawk County
Voters in Black Hawk County will not see Senator Kenyon on the ballot in November. To support his party, residents may vote for Henry Grout and FH C Bernbrook, the Republican nominees for state representative. The message argues that a Kenyon vote equals a vote for honest and progressive government.
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Kenyon
Vone
Henry Grout
FH. C. Bernbrook
Black Hawk
Balkan War Drives World News in Iowa Columns
A collage of vast crop values across ten Iowa counties is noted alongside bold opinions on the Balkan conflict. The piece argues the Balkans fight for Christianity against Ottoman rule and praises Balkan courage while criticizing European powers. It also mentions vote rhetoric about Tuesday elections and memorial themes, ending with editorials on political theory and local industry debates.
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Balkan
Balkan States
Europe
Ibout Provco
Monument Drive and County Home Referendum Debate
The piece urges funding a monument to honor patriots and discusses two ballot questions for Black Hawk county Iowa. It argues county care for the insane and poor on the county farm could save money, notes past levies, and praises progressive reforms led by Senator Kenyon while debating presidential possibilities and direct election of senators.
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Hack Hawk County
Board of Supervisors
Black Hawk County
Towa
Board of Supervisore
Bhick Hawk County
Iowa
Pickett
Direct
Frantic Efforts to Save the Legislature in Iowa
The piece defends Senator Cummins against charges of frenzied attempts to preserve the Iowa legislature. It argues the state board misreads educational output versus labor saving machines and praises Cummins as a lasting public servant. predicts his historical stature alongside Sumner.
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Council Bluffa
Cummins
Iowa
Cumming
Toga
Kenyon
Barnes and
Penrose
United States Senate
Sumner
Memorial Hall for Black Hawk Memorial Hall for Black Hawk
A Iowa County asks voters at the next general election to decide on a one mill tax to finance a memorial hall in Waterloo for Civil War and Spanish-American War relics. The proposal, backed by the Grand Army of the Republic and local patriotic groups, envisions a county-owned facility for meetings and housing relics.
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Hawkey
Breck Hawk
Goilard
Ausionen
Richmond
Charleston
Atlanta
New Orivan
Birmingham
Mem
Zirls
Black Hawk
Iowa
Twenty-first General Assembly of
Board of Supervisors
Grand Army of the Republic
Black Hawk County
Waterloo
Chas. D. Becker
History of Road Legislation in Iowa Examined
Professor Brindley reports on the history of Iowa road legislation, tracing from pioneer trails to modern designated routes like Saints Highway and River to River Road. The study, under State Historical Society direction, argues roads shaped farmer prosperity and will be issued as a forthcoming volume this fall.
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Iowa
John KE. Brindley
State Historical Socity of
Brindley
Brindiey
State Historical Society of
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Promoted for Coughs
An advertisement touts Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as the best medicine for coughs colds croup bronchitis and throat chest and lung ailments. It claims to stop coughing and to heal and soothe, urging readers to remember the name.
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Foley
Wyoming as Seen Through Bill Nye and Wide Open West
A humorous portrait of Wyoming highlighting its vast, sparsely populated land, rugged wildlife, and frontier character. It notes Cheyenne, Laramie, and Sheridan, Yellowstone as natural wonder, and Bill Nye’s literary link to the state.
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Wyoming
Congress
Union
Iowa
al Park
Montana
Idaho
Yellowstone Park
New York
Central Park
Cheyenne
Laramie
Hyanaton
Sheridan
Union Pacific
Bill Nye
The Progressive Outlook on Taft Wilson and Roosevelt
The piece argues Taft cannot win and urges voting for Roosevelt or Wilson, favoring Roosevelt as the path to progressive reform. It highlights fears of a Democratic victory restoring Indian policies and criticizes Wilson’s states rights stance and tariff approach while asserting Roosevelt would uphold social and economic justice and preserve republican progress.
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Chicago
Taft
Wilson
Roosevelt
New Jersey
Cumming
Democratic Party
Ucket
Terests
Philippines
United States
Theodore Roosevelt
Jane Addams
Washington Gladden
Election Resolve and Ballot Faithfulness Urged
A call to pride in future administration emphasizes a safe election process. The text asserts preparation for decisions, reflects on casting ballots, and invokes a biblical directive about obedience to guidance.
Views of the People Another Shot in Fort Dodge Story
A former Singer manager recalls Iowa losses before 1890s elections. He details debt, bank loans from local Democrats, and recovery after McKinley’s election, crediting tariff protection for revived factory work and employment. The writer frames a personal economic arc amid party shifts and economic turmoil.
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Courier
W. F. Nation
White House
Grover Cleveland
Singer Manufacturing Company
Iowa
Ft. Dodge
Chicago
Ft. Dodge National Bank
Cheeneys
Wm. McKinley
Tariff fears and a veteran’s advice on voting in Roosevelt era
A veteran speaker celebrates paying debts and retirement while warning young voters about tariffs real effects. He urges backing Governor Wilson and Roosevelt on the old Republican ticket, noting hope for cheaper life necessities but foreseeing breakers ahead for business youth. The piece ends with a product ad for Chamberlains Ointment.
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McKinley
Wilson
Roosevelt
Thos. Ferguson
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