The Courier Advertising and Office Contacts
Hartman presides with Faditor and W Peterson as Sec Treas Gen Mgr New York office listed at Tribune Building Alfred B Lukens Chicago office 102 Tribune Building A W Alien manager of Daily Courier. Rates and offices noted for weekly edition and Europe edition distribution details in Black Hawk County paper.
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Hartman
W. Peterson
Sec-Treas
New York
Tribune
Alfred B. Lukens
Chicago
A. W. Alien
Daily Courier
Courier
Postoffice
Trico
Coven
Amoc Frees
Iowa Evening Presa Association
Black Hawk County
Cale Krown
Ori
Ee the Courier
Europe
Waterloo Courier
Lendon
Trafalgar Building
Northcumberland Avenue
American Express Office
G. Rosmarket
Dawe's Steamship Agency
Green Wheel
Paris
Boulevard Des Capucines
Place de Yopera
Unier den
The Hold Over Paper Saturday Night Read
The Waterloo Saturday paper dominates weekend reading, delivering thorough digestion on Sunday with cover to cover attention. Readers rely on the publication for local news, features, and timely insights that anchor their weekend.
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All Waterloo
G O P Urges Parcels Post to Help Common People
The Evening Courier argues for a national parcels post as immediate relief, criticizing express firms and rail commissions. It cites costs, corporate profits, and alleged parliamentary support, urging Congress to adopt parcels post rather than endure delays with private carriers.
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United States
Congress
American
Adams
Wells Fargo Express
Pas
New York
Philadelphia
Naples
London
C. S. Barrett
Farmers’ Union
Political wager on parcels post bills and party gains
The piece argues both parties seek fiscal leverage through a parcels post bill to improve public confidence, warning the Democrats will capitalize on any misstep. It notes ads urging investment for profit, and cites the Chicago Tribune on meat prices rising after a Democratic victory and Republican prospects.
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Uean
Iowa's road shame and call for a state roads system
The piece laments Iowa’s failure to fund state roads while praising other states that tax and invest in hard roads. It urges forming a roads commission and a scientific network to connect farms to markets, arguing better infrastructure boosts crop value and statewide progress. It also criticizes legal actions favoring large packing firms and bank interests.
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Iowa
Union
Witi
Courier
New England
New York
New Jersey
Delaware
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Florida
Minnesota
Michigan
Washington
Idaho
Utah
California
Colorado
New Mexico
Arizona
State Roads Commission
Thay
Vivisection Scene At City Convention Sparks Outcry
Fragments describe cruel experiments at a major medical convention with graphic depictions of animal tests and a child subject, including a leg broken to demonstrate a cure and an intestine removed, amid protest and condemnation.
Chicago Police Crackdown on Smitty Cards and Ragtime Tunes
Police crack down on smitty post cards and ragtime songs amid concerns of obscenity. Authorities weigh censorship in Waterloo as city debates acceptable material in public spaces.
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Chicagio Police Department
Waterloo
Senator’s Pat Report Promotes Self on Front Page Slug
A appointed senator seeks daily visibility by filling front page slug with self-promotional notices, aiming to boost profile and influence through consistent advertising in the newspaper.
Satanic Majesty Faces No Compromise From Billy
The statement asserts that while one party gradually adopts a conciliatory stance, Billy remains uncompromising and unmoved toward any middle ground. The remark highlights a stark conflict in attitudes and approach.
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Billy
Census trends show urban growth shifting population
The New York Loening Post notes Iowa and Missouri's northern counties hold rich farming land while census returns reveal 100000 fewer residents than a decade ago outside battles of large towns. Indiana and Maine show notable growth, driven by cities like Indianapolis, as machinery and manufacturing influence regional demographics.
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Chicago Record-Herald
Iowa
Missouri
New York Loening Post
United States
Maine
Indiana
Indianapolis
Massachusetts
Far East
Spire of Tile Iowa Press and Iowa politics notes
Fragmentary excerpts reference the Spire of Tile Iowa Press and political commentary on Council Bluffs Billy Sunday, the Iowa legislature electing senators, Beveridge, and calls for coherent national policy. The pieces imply editorial stances on elections, reform, and party politics with scattered mentions of Sioux City Journal and St Louis, but details are incomplete.
Compel Parents to Buy Books for School Desks
Des Moines Iowa Nov 18 county superintendents urge new state legislation to compel parents or guardians to purchase school text books. Rural schools report indifference and obstinacy toward buying required texts, prompting a possible amendment to the compulsory attendance law. Polk county’s Mrs. Huegle cites a patron with three children who refuses to buy books, noting no current mechanism to enforce purchases.
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Des Moines
Jonnie Steele Huegle
Polk County
Theron
The Right Use of Money by Mary Lyon in Chit Chat
A column criticizes fashionable spending among American women, arguing extravagance means spending without value. It cites white gloves on a train as wasted cost, notes fragile fabrics and ultra styles, and urges prudent choices to accomplish desires.
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Lyons
Mt. Holyoke
Mary Lyon
Mary Yon
Tex C
Foley Kidney Pills End Kidney and Bladder Ailments
S Parsons of Battle Creek Michigan reports severe kidney and bladder trouble improved by Foley Kidney Pills. He describes relief from back ache shooting pains and urinary irregularities after steady use and highly recommends the remedy. Wangler Bros and H W Taggart advertise the pill.
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S. Parsons
Battle Creek
Mich
Wangler Bros
H. W. Taggart
History of the 10WA Muloct Law summarized
Dave Brant editor of the City Republican traces the 10WA muloc t law history from its 14 year old root in 1882 prohibition to the Clark law and county enforcement, detailing opposition from liquor interests, juries, and local ordinances, the 5 000 population unit, 65 percent clause, and political maneuvering by Republicans and Democrats to secure a modified prohibition framework.
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Dave Brant
Et | City Republican
Cedar Rapds
Iowa
Supreme Court
Republican Party
Des Moines
Ottumwa
Cedar Rapids
Horace Boies
Allison
Republican Committee
Harlan
Frank Jackson
J. H. Funk
Hardin
Allen
van Buren
History and impact of the mulct law in Iowa temperance
The article recalls how prohibitionists allied with Republicans forced a constitutional majority to enact the mulct law not by liquor men’s urging but as a temperance measure to end liquor lawlessness. It helped enforce laws in prohibition counties, gradually bringing full state obedience. Cedar Rapids signed petitions for better conditions, and time proved the church supporters were right about improved standards.
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Iquor
Prohibition
Cedar Rapids
Interests Grip Tightens As Food Prices Drop
Washington officials discuss the price decline in food products with Secretary Wilson and Dr. Harvey W. Wiley trading sharp remarks. Wilson attributes the drop to drought driven cattle feed costs and a large corn harvest while Wiley accuses big interests of market manipulation. He asserts prices are being kept above set levels and warns of enforcement actions against markets that deviate.
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Washington, D. C
Wilson
Harvey W. Wiley
Bureau of Chemistry
Wiley
Chicago
Dr. Wiley
Washington
Cover Figure Speaks On Market Outlook And Prices
A statement notes that when a person from the cover succeeds in their purpose, prices will rise again indicating anticipated market rebound.
Landing airships on warships eyed in navy study
Washington officials outline next steps in airship research to assess landing on a warship. Following Aviator Bly's Birmingham flight, officers see naval airships playing a scouting role and weigh approaches such as nets or pontoons to let a craft land near or on a vessel.
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Washington, D. C
United States Navy
Bly
Absentminded remark from Cleveland Leader cartoon
The Cleveland Leader quotes Mrs Nupop Dear noting the baby looks like her every day while Mr Nupop, absent, retorts that he can’t be bothered with tales of the child’s misdeeds after returning home tired and nervous.
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Nupop
Mr. Nupop
Cleveland
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