W aterlos Evening Corrie Funished Da Dai of W A Hartman Co
The notice lists subscription prices by carrier and mail with various rates, names Hartman as President and Editor and McCoy as Treasurer and General Manager, and notes postal publication details and press service credits. It also discusses advertising policies and a March of the Borers report from Iowa State College Ames about the European corn borer threat to Iowa crops and quarantine plans.
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Daio W. A. Hartman Co
Boe Park Ave
Commere
Sohn C. Hartman
Diickson McCoy
Treas
Gen
Mgr
Bud “Ste
Postoffica
Waterton
Sdaredi
Associated Press
Socid
Speer
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Iowa State College
Ames
Farina
Staie Anil
Federal Departments of Agriculture
Lt Fras
Iowa
Toledo
States
Canada
Dean Curtiss
C. J. Drake
Towa
Agricultural Experiment Station
Mississippi
Abe Martin's Odd Quote Sparks Confusion at Local Event
A garbled excerpt shows Abe Martin remarking on pay and a parade of misheard phrases. Tate Ena, Art miley, and a departiment Sore appear in scrambled speech. The fragment hints at a tense moment about wages and restart plans, with unclear surrounding context.
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Uday
Miley
Antisepsis Myths and Warnings From a Health Expert
William Brady LL D discusses common antiseptic beliefs and mistakes. He warns laypeople that antiseptic use can delay healing, emphasizes asepsis as a disciplined practice learned through instruction, and stresses germs spread via contaminated touch rather than traveling unaided. He cautions against peroxide on wounds and underscores proper infection control.
Readers seek medical and personal advice in letters
A collage of letters asks about child marriage, canker sores, cod liver oil for children, and remedies. Dr Brady’s editorial policy notes replies will be printed for stamped self addressed envelopes. Readers are urged to follow instructions and keep letters brief.
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Mathis
Hwal
Recep Mngny
Gunker Xucéq
Thhem
Roel
Dr Brady
William Brady
Julie Danforths crisisそして engagement teased
Julie Danforth reads a sensational scandal about herself in a newspaper column while family tensions rise. Gabriel Latour presses his suit, declaring lifelong love and asking her to marry him as Jimmy F Phillips faces disgrace and looming consequences.
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Gabriel
Latour
Julie
Fifty Years Ago In The Courier November 7 1875
The item notes John Stuhlmiller near completion of a new hotel on Fourth Street West. It recalls Cedar River ice crossing eighteen years earlier and discusses weather, coal versus wood costs, changes in local businesses including Weathery Co dissolution, Russell retiring, Weatherwax taking over, and a turkey subscription joke. Peabody and Brown form a partnership over Carpenter Smith drug store. Major Conger and Captain Pickett visit the federal court in Dubuque. Thompson & Bros. undergo change with ex Sheriff Brown buying a share. Andrew’s west side schools report attendance and enrollment figures. total nine rooms and 214 enrolled in October.
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Thompson & Bros
JR . Brown
Andrew
West Side
Bremer county sheriff Jarvis pedals to Waverly in two hours
Forty years ago on November 5 18 A H Jarvis newly elected sheriff of Bremer county heard canvassers at the supervisors meeting and rode a velocipede from Sumner to Waverly in two hours to witness the vote canvass. Winter arrives with a two hour snowstorm and a cold snap. J Seichmidt plans city directory publishing around January first. J N Sweitzer nursing a burn on his neck from an accident. Park Lomb and others announce store hours changes and local farming notes. Catherine Hartmann dies at 32, German-born resident of Waterloo since 1865. Alexander Paul and John Burns claim corn-husking prowess. W L fitter cock offers rapid wagon deliveries from Weller & Berkley Hardware. Farm loans offered at 7 percent by Leavitt & Johnson Ady.
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Widnnesday
A. HH. Jarvis
Bremer County
Sumner
Waverly
Twenty Years Ago in The Courier Local News Tidbits
Twenty years ago Saturiaye Nav and eight year old Leon Wescott died in Waterloo area traffic incidents on Fifth Street bridge. A farm wagon driven by John Busse burned wood and caused a fatal accident. Fourth Street bridge paving completed after four weeks. Rev J Hemesath, St Marys pastor, died in Omaha at 49 seeking treatment. Law student Rhey X Cowin home for visit. Marl Bockey, nine, son of Dr T Bockey, killed by Rocksland freight train at Eleventh Street crossing. J Bisdorf, blind organ grinder, seeks aid from the poor overseer. Westminster Sunday school enrollment reaches 39. Dr A N Ferris sells dental outfit to Dr S F Heverly of Cascade. Ferris plans California relocation. S H and J W Steely, Eldora artists, plan to move back to Waterloo.
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Ee Leon
E. Wescott
Fifth Street Bridge
Towsterday
Yevord
John Busse
Waterloo
Marl Bockey
Dr. T. Bockey
Pileventh Street
A. N. Ferris
S. F. Heverly
Cascade
Heverly
Ferris
California
Iafily
Uncle Wiggily and the Green Feather
Uncle Wiggily and the Bushytail brothers plan a Thanksgiving visit as Johnnie Billie and kin live in a forest hollow near a frozen pond. The old rabbit sails a tin basin across the water with his umbrella raised, pondering the rush ahead.
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Johnnie
Billie Bushytail
Squirrel Brothers
Grandpa
Grandma Lightfoot
Billie
Uncle Seily
Rabbit
Mr. Longears
Uncle Wiggily and the Green Feather Adventure
Uncle Wiggily meets Johnnie Bushytail and Billie in a hollow tree house as they play tricks and laugh. A green feather, found by Uncle Wiggily, sparks a warning from a voice overhead about trouble ahead, promising a future story about a fir tree.
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Johnnie
Billie
Uncle Wiggity
Squirrel House
Uncle Wiggily
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Question Answers 1925
A 1925 Burroughs Nature Club Notes column answers reader questions on natural topics. It covers ground robins proper name, bat flight comparison, basilisk eye lore, and prior questions about clam culture, poisonous frogs, and the fishhawk behavior. It includes references to Kellogg's Shel Fish Industries and local wildlife notes.
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Ln J. Te
Fish Industries
South Arm
Coolidge and Borah in Locarno Era Debate
The New York Times contrasts Coolidge and Borah, noting Coolidge’s cautious, pragmatic stance on Locarno and a potential disarmament conference. He praises peace aims and support for others’ schemes, even when they diverge from his plan, and shows no fear of Borah’s well known enthusiasm or opposition.
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Germany
Russia
Dayamen
Simell
Coolidge
Bora
New York Times
Hou
Neate
New
Borah
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Capt
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J Seichmidt
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J. N. Sweitzer
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Lamb & Lathrop
4. Q. Myers
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Catherine Hartmann
Gotfried Hartmann
Alexander Paul
John Burns
Washburn
W. LL. Fittercock
Weller & Berkley
Leavitt & Johnzan
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the Courier
J. Hemesath
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
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Rhey X. Cowin
Town State University
J. Bisdorf
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Howard R. Garis
Hou Cac
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Johnnie Bushytail
Hallow Tree House
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