Courier In Europe Readers Guide to Offices and Rates
The text describes the Daily Courier Tri-Weekly and American press offices in New York and Europe with office locations in London Paris Berlin and St. Petersburg. It notes subscription terms rate details and advertising rates including 7 cents per word and contract specials. It advertises foreign postage and travel access to the Waterton Evening Courier file in Trafalgar Square and lists multiple international exchange points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rloo Evening Cour
Aguciated
W. H. Hartman
Joan’ C Mantuan
Ritter
A&w. Perensox
Jec'y-Trevs
Tribune
Alfred Bens
A. W. Allen
Panager
Cbr
Europe
Eerope
Watertoo
Trafalger Building
North Office
Peraberis
Avanse
Haymarket
Dawes
Gree Street
Paris
Boulevard Des Capacites
Corner du Opera
American Express
Berlin
Tinter den Linden
Me Petersburg
Nevaky Proepest
Wilson Peaceful Planned Policies for Business Leaders
The piece portrays President-Elect Wilson as progressive yet prudent, promising no radical changes. It cites a Chicago Record-Herald view that he will not attack big corporations or overhaul the Sherman act, preferring reasoned enforcement and measured tariff reductions to avoid disrupting commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow Wilson
America
Wilson
Chicago Record-Herald
Supreme Court
Tolerance and unity urged in post election discourse
The piece argues voters should accept results with goodwill, urging Taft and Roosevelt factions to end reprisals. It calls for progressives to unite for a true people’s square deal government, stressing forgiveness over vengeance and choosing the strongest path to progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Couvell
Roosevelt
Taft
Wilson
Courier
Ballot Marking Problems Highlighted by Freeman Tribune
The Webster City Freeman-Tribune notes that about ten percent of voters mis-mark ballots and suggests teaching marking methods in high school. It argues that many uninformed voters have never attended high school and criticizes Taft’s push to revive the Republican Party while commenting on the Clarke-Dunn race as a lighthearted game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster City
Freeman-Tribune
Iowa
Roosevelt
Illinois
German Method in Vocational Training Attracts Attention
Waterloo parents and school officials track the German method of apprenticeships as detailed by a U S Bureau of Education summary. The article contrasts German pay practices with American programs offering school-based education plus paid apprenticeship time at the Shinota Central shops and similar institutions. It also notes Chicago's new Young Women's Boarding Home run by the Salvation Army and urges Waterloo to adopt a similar facility through the YWCA, viewing it as a moral boon and community victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
East Side
Shinota Central
United States Bureau of Education
Germany
Chicago
Young Women’s
Salvation Army
Hogs in Taxicabs and Political Jokes Across Iowa
A compilation notes Minnesota farmers moving hogs to market in auto trucks, hinting at meat prices from taxicab costs. It cites Iowa political takes on tariff debates and the Roosevelt progressive campaign, plus light items about Woodrow Wilson supporters and Shankland bill enthusiasm.
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St. Paul
Minnesota
Ponderous Personages Martin Luther
George Fitch’s humorous sketch chronicles Martin Luther from a poor German boy to a steadfast reformer who defies the Diet of Worms. It contrasts Luther’s fervor with contemporary figures, noting excommunication, debate, and his enduring legacy in a lampoonish historic tone.
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Martin Ucocther
George Fitch
Martin Luther
Luther
Wittenberg
Germany
Taft
Junther
Worms
Bolting GOP faction splits from its voter base in Chicago
The Real Bolters led by Barnes bolt from GOP principles in Chicago, winning only a minority of their own voters. Cedar Falls Record notes Waterloo Times-Tribune postponement of a courthouse fundraiser, while accountability for Roosevelt’s popularity influence wanes as the poll split fails to secure Democratic gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornell
Republican Party
Barnes
Chicago
Cedar Falls
Waterloo Times-Tribune
Waterloo
Theodore Roosevelt
Who Pays for Advertising in The Market Economy
The article argues advertising is a form of salesmanship that benefits the public by expanding business. It says overhead costs rise little with growth, so advertising costs are spread over more goods, lowering per item overhead and often boosting profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubuque
Real transfers listed in Waterloo property records
Realty transfers recorded by Black Hawk Co Abstract Co include Ray G. Pratt to Carl Ehrke for parts of lots in East Waterloo. John Catton receives land in 28-Si7-1. Frank J. Kighmey to G. J. Nelson for lots in Blowers addition. John G. Miller to KE. A. Taylor for parts of blocks 9 and 14 West Waterloo. Bp. L. Morrow to J. P. Hummel for lot 3 in Westfield. Hummel to Sarah E. Fay for lot 3 in Westfield. Henry W. Grout trustee to J. P. Hummel for lot 3 in Westfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hawk Co
Ray G. Pratt
Carl Ehrke
East Waterloo
United States
John Catton
Frank J. Kighmey
G. J. Nelson
Blowers
Waterloo
John G. Miller
KE. A. Taylor
Reflecting on Mistakes and Seizing the Present Moment
The column urges readers to avoid dwelling on past mistakes and to focus on present actions. It encourages pausing to assess current decisions, asking if any great mistakes or lost opportunities are happening now, and turning thoughts toward improving tomorrow.
Apprenticeship Education in German Foundries
A summary of Dr Otto Brandts dissertation on German foundry training describes methods from skilled one to one instruction to full class programs in large shops. The compulsory continuation school links under 18 workers to formal study in German, ore processes and civics as part of vocational training.
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Otto Brandt
United States Bureau of Education
Brandt
Denver Remains Brought Here After Burial Tragedy
Mrs H T Dockstader of Sioux Falls S D arrived with the remains of her brother Munroe Bunce. They will rest at O Keefe Towne undertaking parlor then be taken to Denver. Miss Alvina Doescher visiting was injury in a runaway team accident at the Geo Meyer home causing a bus to pass over the body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Carl Groening
The
Mission Society
Fred H. Mohling
J. F. Schoof
Geo. Meyers
Albert Wendt
Waverly
Dr. Talmage
Syndicate
Starr
W. T. Woodard
Owatonna
Minn
Fairview Cemetery
Mise Ella Meyers
Theodore Neverman
Worthbury Seminary
Waverlyo
Geo. Jahnke
H. T. Dockstader
Sioux Falls
S. D
Munroe Bunce
O’keefe & Towne
Denver
Sheboygan
Wis
Wm. Sassman
Bunce
Alvina Doescher
Vis
Geo. Meyer
Pretty Girls and Plain Men
A fragment discusses marriage, asserting a pretty woman marries for a man’s strength and determination. It claims feminine admiration grows from firmness and respect, viewing resilience as the key to lasting attraction.
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Clarke-Dunn
Spirit OF the Iowa Press
Burlington
Cummine
Mason City
Dakota
New Jersey
Marshalltown Times-Republican
Bosco
Grover Cleveland
Growler Brigade
Henry W. Grout
Traatee
Hummel
Lot
Block
Westfold
Ruth Cameron
Coston
Chaset
Castoria
Geo. Hunt
Bremer Aye
Waverly, Iowa
F.H. Latier
Lafayette Street
Fourth Street
Couriza
Lafayette Building
4Th St. B
Franklin
Main St
Elkhart
Ind
Meritol
Henderson Drug Co
Red Cross Drug Store
C. M. Wray, M. D
Nate Bank
To & P
E. T. Jaynes
M. D
Black Hawk
Franklin St. Bours
Robert G. Dakin
Blue Waterloo
Edgar
Bank
Carl Bickley
Cecil Bickley
West Fourth Street
J. C. Mortonson
Black Hawk National Bank
West Eleventh Street
F. C. Liffring Osteopathic
Lafayette
DR. Gerrit J. Bennett
West Fourth
Elmwood and
Western
DR. Bodwell
Osteopathic
Blig
Ella McIntyre
East Fourth Street
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