Daily Courier Tri-Weekly Courier Pricing and Telephones
The Daily Courier announces tri weekly publication with word rates and 15 cent minimums. Telephones 1811 connect to the Courier Private Branch Exchange for department or person inquiries. The Courier serves Europe with several London Paris and Saint Petersburg offices and agencies listed for traveler correspondence.
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Waterloo Courier
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London
Foom
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Northerland
American Express
Haymarket
Dawe's Steamship Agency
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Paris
Boulevard Des Canucines
Republican Ticket Election slate for state and county offices
A political ticket list outlines Republican nominees for governor and statewide offices including secretary of state auditor treasurer attorney general and superintendent with judiciary railroad commissioners congressional district judge and local county posts such as auditor treasurer clerk district court sheriff recorder and others. It names Charles Fe. Pickett Franklin C. Platt and Henry W. Grout among legislators and notes district supervisors and other county officials.
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B. F. Carroll
Bloomfield
George We Ic Lark
Ade
W. CG. Tayward
Davenport
John L. Blearly
Ida Grove
W.W. Morrow
Aston
George Cosson
Audubon
A. M. Devor
Garner
Supreme Court
Horace E. Deemer
William D. Evans
Thrampton
Burgess W. Garry
J. J. Rat Bow
Flt. Bentley
S. M. Bentley
AL Suores
Chas. H. Plumber
P. Tionte
Siperintegion
Harry A. Moore
Nathan B. Barber
C. A. Waterbury
Board of
A. W.steeley
C. A. Rownd
John Andereson
C.leland
Waterloo voters urged to back strict liquor law enforcer
A Waterloo Courier editorial argues for an attorney general who enforces liquor laws and clamps down on saloons. It condemns a local reform faction for ignoring crimes to purify the city, cites Cosson and Walters as key figures, and warns lax enforcement risks prohibition. The piece calls for law and order over flexible enforcement by state officials.
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Waterloo
C. E. Walters
Cosson
Liguor
Tocal
A Wonderful Growth of the Y M C A in America
The Young Men's Christian Association reports 496000 members, up 13 percent in three years, with 694 buildings owned, totaling 51000000 in value and 1174885.86 endowment. The organization remains alert, erecting two new buildings in the Panama Canal Zone and sending secretaries to European ports to assist emigrants to America.
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Young Men‘s Christian Association
America
Panama Canal Zone
Simpnorts Fen
People of Water- Inc
Expresa Mir
Garbage Man as Seer of Economic Conditions
Dr. P. M. Hall of the Minneanalis health department argues the garbage man predicts financial tides better than Wall Street analysts. He notes fatale peelings in poor districts during hard times and fewer turkey backs with less gravy in wealthy areas, a sly nudge at political campaigns.
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Sher
Wall Street
Jollier
Garbage
P. M. Hall
Health Department of
Minneanalis
Spilling Over in Political Debate
In a heated assessment of a poplar candidate, democratic writers seem to push insulting inferences as they criticize zeal for a clean political choice. The morning paper backed its attorney general pick, while observers note a trend among self proclaimed aeroplane advocates.
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Generat
Pups Named for Sentiments Stir Contempt and Curiosity
General Val Laddar es names his dog Taft to mock the American government while Manila Bay war memories spawn a lineage of dog and product names. The first United States air postal permit signals a new era in transport, with early machines as antiquities for future exhibitions at world fairs.
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Valladares
Taft
Manila Bay
Dewey
Waterloo
Boone considers airship speed ordinance amid aerial craze
The city council plans an ordinance to regulate airship speeds as Boone debates the viability of airborne vessels. Charles E. Erbstein, a defense attorney in the Lee O'Neill Browne case, has been indicted for bribing a juror, though conviction seems unlikely given Windy's known spotless legal figures.
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Boone
Charles E. Erbstein
Lee O'Neill Browne
Lor
Dubuque Stallholders Defend Market Practices Under Scrutiny
In Waterloo a man named Boyd was arrested for selling vegetables without license under a $50 daily itinerant merchant rule, while Tudge Caldwell challenged the ordinance. Grocers backed the prosecution, accusing price agreements, yet in Dubuque farmers and house-to-house peddlers were left unchallenged. The central market remains vital, supplying garden produce at low prices, with Dubuque households benefiting from potatoes cheaper here than Des Moines at a time of high costs.
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Dubuque
Des Moines
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Courier
Dolliver Memorial
How States Back Roads Support Programs
Mississippi outlines road duties with county boards of supervisors enforcing labor requirements and a possible $5 commute. Missouri describes state aid since 1907, annual unknowns, and a stamp levy. Methods include regular county courts with engineers or township-based organization with highway boards and tax levies.
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Mississippi
Board of Supervisors
Missouri
Spirit of the Iowa Press on Democratic Senate Pick
A fragment from Council Bluffs commentary argues that if the Democrats win the legislature this year they would nominate a senator to serve a two year term replacing Deliver. The tone suggests cautious expectation and political maneuvering without naming a final candidate.
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Council Bluffs
Deliver
The Election and party politics in early 20th century
The piece argues for the Republican party as best representing representative government, regulation of monopolies, and national resources, contrasting four parties and urging a Taft victory to prevent democracy captured by capitalism. It cites historical figures and calls Theodore Roosevelt’s return in 1912.
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Finland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Great Britain
Australia
New Zealand
Republican Party
Karl Marx
John Spargo
Henry Georges
Daniel Webster
Henry Clay
John C. Calhoun
Webster
Hayne
Calhoun
Massachusetts
New York
Taft
Party of the Common People
Theodore Roosevelt
Theodore
Wood
Stop-gap and chair-warmer fill Dolliver’s seat
A fragment notes a temporary stand-in in Dolliver’s absence, labeled as a stop-gap and a chair-warmer who cannot be seen as truly filling Dolliver’s role or responsibilities. The terse remark implies limited impact and a lack of full replacement.
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Dolliver
Spent Not Invested on Iowa Highways
A Marshalltown Times-Republican note argues that about 5 million dollars are spent annually on Iowa highways and contends the term spent fits better than invested, urging reduced spending and more prudent investment.
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Marshalltown
Times-Republican
Iowa
Intelligent Jurymen in a Civil Society
Cedar Rapids Gazette argues that the best jurors are those most informed and able to weigh evidence fairly. Reading widely does not disqualify a juror, as intelligent people can retain fairness while following a case closely.
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Cedar Rapids
Ringland leads Fort Dodge memorial push for Dolliver
Fort Dodge citizens press a memorial for Senator Dolliver as a broader call grows to honor Allison and Dolliver at the state capitol. The piece urges action while national praise for the town orator remains strong and underscores the state's duty to preserve its fame through lasting tributes.
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Ringland
Fort Dodge
Dolliver
Allison
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