Daily News Summary Page From Waterloo Advertisement Notice
Fragmented OCR reads like a Waterloo daily page with publication details. Mentions Associated Press, circulation notes, advertising policies, rates, and office locations. The text includes names such as Hartman and Peterson and notes on submission and payment terms.
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Ty. Bratman OU
West Park Ave
Hartman
Eastor AW
Peterson
Treas
Gen'l
Waterloo
Cer Bet de Mareth Oy
Associated Press
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Washington
OC Bureau
Dougherty
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Story, Crooks & Fin Rep
Iowa and Nation Share Jubilation Over Election Turnout
The piece lauds Iowa voters for backing the national trend and reelecting Senator Cummins while noting challenges for Governor Kendall and the Republican ticket. It cites Cummins’ railroad bill stance, Democratic attacks on farmers, and the weather’s impact on election day. It criticizes Democratic leaders for not repudiating unfounded claims and forecasts future party caution in policy campaigns.
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Yowa
Towa
Hawkeye
Cummins
Claude Porter
Waterloo
W. L. Harding
Nate Kendall
Harding
Kendall
Congress
Herring
A Few Lessons Learned From Tuesday's Expressed Vote
The piece argues the public mood from Tuesday reveals flaws in a one man controlled party led by Mr Wilson. It questions Democratic leadership and whether Wilson avoided involvement in policy shaping and party strategy.
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Democratic Party
Wilson
Imatren
Rise and fall of Captain Rickley a London fraud director
In 1847 Captain Rickley, newly idle from the army, accepts director roles in slick finance schemes. He joins the General House & Land Finance Co to rake in board fees and handsome dividends, drawing in investors from parliament and society. The scheme collapses as demand shifts to cash, deposits evaporate, and the country faces heavy losses, ending with Rickley bankrupt and disgraced while others prosper or vanish.
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Pirates of Finance
Rickley
London
Army and Navy Club
Popocatapet Gold & Silver Mining Co
Jie
Kensington
No Les
Iis
Barbara Hilder
Clymena Eykin
England
General
Rouse& Land Finance Co
Piper
Duipoaitad
Geo
Kickley
Sall
Miss Clymena
Finance Company
Ther
Tose
Agi
Captain Rickley
Eykin
Mrs
Australia
Capsright
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Farm Bureau Federation membership surges in Iowa
The Farm Bureau Federation of Iowa reaches 146000 members, about 70 percent of state farmers, with a one day drive adding around 200 per county. The piece urges farmers to unite like workers and manufacturers to secure fair prices for crops and livestock, noting rental and financing issues and urging business leaders to aid attainable prices.
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Webster City
Freeman-Journal
Farm Buréau Federation of Town
Ste
Hareilton County
Farm Bureau
Iowa
Punt
Railroad bosses push efficiency in shops and motive power
Marshalltown Times-Republican reports rail executives urge broader efficiency drive inside shops and on locomotives to maximize use of existing motive power. They cite that the three largest locomotive builders in the United States have complicated delivery and maintenance, prompting calls for improved performance.
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Marshalltown Times-Republican
Railroid
Andy
Locomotives and Karakal Sheep Imports Highlight 1919
The Railway Age estimates American railroads built about 2000 locomotives annually in the 1910s. It cites a 3170 locomotive shortage across 1917 to 1919. Uoder C. Young runs a karakal sheep farm near Fresno and is described as the first to import Karakal sheep into the United States.
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United States
Railway Age
Uorder
C. Young
Fresno
Cal
Asia
Nature Notes Questions on Vines and Snow Effects
The item asks three questions about nature: the climbing direction of twinity vines the appearance of rays from clouds during Confederate era battles and how snowfall affects quails. It frames an upcoming Nature Notes feature.
Curious metamorphosis of a moth and mind’s gaze
A reader asks about a moth emerging to unfold its wings, noting a pumping action that expels air between the wing cases. The passage also ponders how the mind shapes perception, suggesting focus can reveal birds or arrowheads in the environment.
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Thoreau
Cheery Sufferer Illustrates Rheumatic Dangers and Cure
Dr Huber recounts a summer encounter with an elderly woman crippled by chronic arthritis after rheumatic fever. The piece stresses preventing initial attacks, early medical exams, and regular dental checks to avoid long term joint and heart damage.
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Frmily
Prodigy Andrew Faces Confused Dialogue From Neighbor
Fragmentary dialogue shows Andrew Rwami and a neighbor in a tense exchange. The misheard remarks and interruptions hint at a domestic dispute scenario amid unclear surrounding details.
Doing Well Poem Excerpt By Frank L. Stanton
A fragmented poetic verse by Frank L. Stanton describes rivers meeting the sea and winds singing as blossoms scatter. It evokes morning light, distant valleys, and voices shouting hooray amid a season’s gold, while noting poverty and prayer.
Names for babies spark a ward’s playful debate
Imogene and Andrew joke about a summer flood of newborns in their street naming babies after saints. They praise St Vincent de Paul Jones and St Francis Xavier Walsh, comparing lively, comic antics of the two youngsters and the neighbors’ reactions amid the open-window summer.
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Imogene
Andrey
Andrew
India
Jones
Walsh
St. Vincent de Paul
Lazarus
St. Francis Navier
Namin
Katherine
John
Joneses
Stephen
Ropbie Smith
Buffalo Bill
St. Francis Xavier Walsh
Lazacus
St. Vincent de Paul Jones
Heaven
Tam
The Four Paws Club Part IX Mr Buzzard Story
Mr Buzzard tells of watching autumn leaves drift over a garden and protect flowers from Jack Frost before a horse rescue scene. The tale ends with Buzzard leaving the meeting as a club member and plans for a future storyteller drawing.
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Four Paws Club
Mr. Buzzard
Jack Frost
Johnny Buzzard
Mr. Man
Old Buzzard
Miss Rabbit
Tave
Bram Tests and Minute Answers in Riddling Puzzle
A puzzle item by Sam Loyd discusses wordplay turning a woman's form into HIPPOPOTOMUS through letter changes. It also provides a solution step about price differences for a suit sold, calculating $13.75 based on 10 and 20 percent advances on related amounts.
Man Claims Rheumatism Cure Found By Portland Resident
James H. Allen suffered rheumatism for years and devised a prescription that allegedly banished the disease by dissolving uric acid deposits. He circulated the remedy, with agents Hansen and Hansen and Henderson Drug Co offering a money back guarantee for the first two bottles if buyers received no benefit.
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James H. Allen
Hansen & Hansen
C. J. Miller
Henderson Drug Company
Allenrhu
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Des Moines
League of Nations
Jimmy
Towa Editors
Nature Notes
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Joan H. Huber
A. M
M.D
Huber
Walter
Br Roe
Tmogene
Frank L. Stanton
Sandman
Mrs *. A. Walker
Miss Porcupine
Europe
Bram
Sam Loyd
Lou Sung
Burrell-Dagger Co
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