Waterloo Iowa Courier Weekly Edition Details
Old style notice lists editors and managers of the Waterloo Courier and Courier weekly, rates, and delivery. It notes circulation superiority in Waterloo and outlines advertising pricing, publication offices in Waterloo and New York, and foreign distribution points in London Paris Berlin and St. Petersburg.
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Waterloo
Branca
Courier
Furupe
Europe
Boudan—oomo
Trafalgar Building
Northrumberland Avenue
Ametican Ls Press
Haymarket
Lawes Steamstop
Berlin
Vster Des Linden
Petersburg
Sevaky Prospekt
Postace
Anti-Defamation League outlines aims and methods
The article details the newly formed Anti-Defamation League of America aimed at reducing Jewish defamation and discrimination. It describes educational work, library book reviews, distribution of Jewish history resources, and campaigns to remove biased texts from curricula. It also notes support from diverse Democrats including Hon. Sanford Kirkpatrick.
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League
Political conjecture and social notes across times
The column surveys party shifts and opinions as Democrats weigh currency reform while Republicans face marginal threats. It cites Kirkpatrick's public stance, a Harvard psychology test on women’s decision making, and public chatter on trust legislation and currency bills. It notes social behavior in Milwaukee and Joliet and ends with commentary on travel costs and Huerta’s stability.
Odds and Ends of Travel and Turmoil Across the Nation
A jumble of notes discusses American travel and tourism to Europe, railway plans, and a call for Europeans to visit America. Meanwhile a Western syndicate dispute in Mexico and oil concerns hint at wider tensions. A Tipton incident involves a deputy pursuing a suspect and a fatal outcome.
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Cadar Rapids Gazette
Chicago
Yiliwestern
Vie Railway Sisteme
America
Political Appointment By George Fitch
A satirical take on political appointments describing how campaign service often secures offices for years while personal sacrifice and public trust suffer. It argues most such posts bring burdens, not honor, as administrations change and honest men lose work.
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Dick Deadeye Attacks Nobles and Faithful public figures
The narrative portrays Dick Deadeye as cynical and distrustful of celebrated figures, labeling politicians as thieves and officials as grafters while exposing hypocrisy in sanctimony. It notes a new sanitary licensing law affecting fall meat markets bakeries canning factories and slaughterhouses and reports license compliance lag among subject dealers.
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The
State Commission
Barney
Surprising Pricing Rules Feed Ice Dealers and Dirt Roads
A Des Moines Capital note reports Iowa ice dealers set fixed prices by tens of pounds, not per item, causing patrons to pay for more than ordered. It also critiques a Boone road worker’s estimate of dirt road costs, calculating loss by acreage as corn yields. The piece argues thrift and opportunity amid wartime efforts.
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Des Moines
Boone
Towa
Fas
Mary
Barney to Open Ware on Law Violators
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Aitescead
Moments of Fun and Clever Quips Across Papers
A collage of witty newspaper snippets and captioned jokes from various U.S. papers. Observations include a Cleveland Plain Dealer quip on Western beauty standards, a Detroit Free Press retort about proposals, a Louisville Courier-Journal jab about long engagements, a Washington Herald note on a sealed jury verdict, and a Boston Transcript exchange with a humorous misinterpretation at work.
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Washington Herald
Grasper
PineSyrup Patent Remedy Promoted in Local Notice
An advertisement extols a pine syrup cough remedy claiming quick relief for whooping cough and bronchial ailments. It asserts easy preparation with plain syrup, pine elements from Norway, and Pipex and Sua Svea components, plus a satisfaction guarantee and distribution via Pinex Go in Wayne, Indiana.
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Norway
Guatacel
Miedan
Wayne
Savings Bank Closed After Panic Strains Waterloo
The Waterloo Savings Bank shut its doors after three years in business. Paid up stock was 13 500, advertised cap ital 100 000, deposits rose to 80 000 in September but fell to 25 000 by last Saturday. Assets around 35 000, with P Melsaacs as president. The article notes regional drought, and mentions local officials and ongoing repairs to the city mill and woolen mills.
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Savings Bank
Waterloo Savings Bank
P. Melsaacs
Brethren Publishing to Move from Waterloo to Ashland
Twenty years ago notice reports the Brethren Publishing company will relocate from Waterloo to Ashland Ohio. Editor Rev. S. J. Harrison and local obits note the death of Mrs. Alexanderena Manson and teen Percy E. Lamb. Governor Boies shows improvement. city marshal tallies October arrests. Clergy changes at St Joseph's noted with Fr Burke succeeding Rev G F Nagle.
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The
Brethren Publishing Company
Brethren Evangelist
Waterloo
Ashland
O. Rev
J. Harrison
G. F. Nagle
St. Joseph's Church
Father Burke
Dubuque
The Back Against the Wall Awakens Hidden Strength
A Ruth Cameron column uses a collie tale to argue adversity reveals true mettle in people. It recalls a cowardly dog transformed when pressed, then links the idea to a newspaper man who thrived after losing a job. The piece urges courage and endurance for the coming year. Fort Dodge note follows.
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Bobbie
Robbie
Westwood farmer's wife credits vegetable compound relief
Mrs John P F Richards of Westwood Maryland says Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound eased her nervous spells feminine weakness and monthly pains. She followed directions and recovered enough to write that she felt better than in years. She invites others to write for confidential advice from the Pinkham company in Lynn Massachusetts.
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John PF. Richards
Westwood
Maryland
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia E.pinkham
Kenyon Denies Being Considered for Republican Chair
S Kenyon voiced displeasure at a ho me mention as chairman of the Republican national committee replacing Hilles who resigned. He said he had no knowledge of the dispatch and noted he is aiding Senator Clapp to draft a bill making it a crime for members of Congress to serve on such a committee. He insisted he would not accept the position.
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S. Kenyon
Republican National Committee
Hilles
Clapp
Congress
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Alexanderena Manson
Robert Manson
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C. F. Couch
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Robert B. Manson
C. C. Baikett
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Ruth Cameron
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