New York Offs and Courier Advertising Rates
The Courier lists offices in New York Chicago and Watertown with charges for tri weekly papers. Advertising rates are available on request and subject to change. Details include telephones and offices handling Europe distribution and post office class matter. A note on economy urges saving in office supplies and highlights President Felton of the Great Western’s circular. It discusses Esperanto advocacy and Minnesota rural school consolidations with road legislation noted.
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Coueree Jie
Ansociated
Freeland Jows Evening Prees Association
S. M. Felton
The
Great Western
Felton
Esperanto A language seen as future by scholars and diplomats
Esperanto, not a native tongue, aims for a universal medium based on European root words and free of idioms irregularities silent letters and quirky accents. It enjoys interest from scholars diplomats and educated readers as a potential future lingua franca.
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Asperanto Association of North America
the Courier
Esperanto Association of North America
Washington
Progressives in Iowa Prefer Safer Path Over La Fallette
Some Iowa progressives refrain from endorsing the Wisconsin candidate La Fallette, arguing there is a better qualified Iowan. They say Taft vs La Fallette divisions could only be resolved by a third party, which must be a progressive with steady judgment to stay on course.
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Iowa
la Fallette
Wisconsin
Taft
McGregor Ta Station To Cost Twenty Thousand Dollars
The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railroad begins building a new brick station at North Me Gregor Ta with a $20,000 expected cost. Mc Gregor and North McGregor together have a population of 1846. A prior frame station burned down, a misfortune the town recalls with humor. A columnist labels this as one of life’s little irritations, joking about California flowers in a sly aside.
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Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad
North MeGregor
McGregor
North McGregor
California
Advertising Drives Daily Trade Sayings and Warnings
Excerpted notes discuss Pierpont Morgan, finance, and church plate, humorously praising advertising as a daily business booster. In wartime reports an aeroplane destroys lives on the front, while a grim week ahead promises a ruthless massacre of the Turks.
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Pierpont Morgan
Bigger Men Agree With Taft Arbitration Policy
The country’s larger segment backs President Taft’s arbitration stance, with Cardinal Gibbons among recent signatories of approval. A Wisconsin millionaire reportedly told his pastor he planned retirement to devote time to other pursuits.
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Mason City
Taft
Cardinal Gibbons
Craod
Council Bluffs
Wisconsin
Hoodlum notoriety and moral contrasts in a newspaper fragment
A fragmentary Des Moines Register and Leader piece contrasts American youth hoodlum images with everyday decency. It notes Roosevelt’s stance on steel policy and mocks political rhetoric, then shifts to quirky notes on inventions like the “Wobble Whiskers” and a Burnside man’s long-fashioned whiskers worn hidden inside shirts.
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Des Moines Register and Leader
Kurlington Plankere
Minneapolis
Traty Perkins
Burnside
Dictionary Success A Surprise To Many
The Waterloo Evening Courier promotes Webster's New Standard Dictionary with modern additions and census data. It praises the volume as accurate and up to date, encourages readers to clip a coupon on page two to obtain the Courier dictionary, and urges starting the purchase today.
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Waterloo Evening Courier
Tor
Noah Webster
Courier
Printing suit against Wilkinson Publicity bureau and partners
The Fred J. Kimball Co. sues Wilkinson Publicity Bureau, Harry Wilkinson, and T. G. Troy for 1361.75, claiming unpaid fees for printing programs and premium lists for the State Dairy Association's convention and cattle shows. A writ of attachment was served by a sheriff, alleging concealment of assets to defraud creditors, with complaint filed by plaintiffs’ attorneys.
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Fred J. Kimball Co
Wilkinson Publicity Bureau
Harry Wilkinson
T. G. Troy
Co-Partnership
State Dairy Association
Retail Grocers Call Special Meeting on City Markets
A special meeting of the trovers of the city is called for this evening in the Pinkerton building on Fourth street west. Resolutions to be presented to the city council next Monday evening will be considered. Grocers seek regular rules on who may sell and minor changes to current operating plans.
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Pinkerton
Fourth Street
Cures for Catarrh Promoted by Internal Remedies
Catarrh cannot be cured by local applications and must be treated internally. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is advertised as a prescription remedy claimed to act on the blood and mucous surfaces, with testimonials promised. Dew ats ae and other agents are listed as sales channels for the product.
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Fall
WY & CO
Kaledy
Dewats
Hall
Shyness Misread as Pride In Society Talk
Ruth Cameron reflects on how diffidence and shyness are often mistaken for arrogance among young women like Evelyn Berkely. She argues that timid behavior on trains and at social events stems from introversion, not contempt, and urges readers to avoid misjudging quietness as elitism while sharing anecdotes and guidance.
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Evelyn Berkely
Evelyn
Tme
Janice
Ruth Cameron
Real estate transfers reported by Black Hawk Co Abstract Co
Real estate transfers list multiple deeds including Sartori to Acker land in 289-14 for 173 dollars. Van Tilburg to DuBois a Jet 6 block 27 Cedar Falls for 200. Strayer to Margaret Strayer part of jot 6 block 10 West Waterloo. Humphreys to Groat lots 5 and 6 block S East Park Place Waterloo for 1. Groat to Cowin lot S block S East Park Place Waterloo for 7. Cedar Valley Development Co to Frances Andre lot 415 Pleasant View addition Waterloo for 105. Cale to Olson lot 6 block 2 Woodbine Wa terion for 1.
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Black Hawk Co. Abstract Co
Joseph Sartori
Edward Ackerson
Wim. H. van Tilburg
Margaret F. DuBois
Cedar Falls
Nora Strayer
Margaret Strayer
West Waterloo
Flora Humphreys
J. M. Groat
East Park Place
Waterloo
R. M. Cowin
Cedar Valley Development Co
Frances Andre
Pleasant View
Arthur CC. Cale
B. R Olson
Woodbine
Waterion
Measuring Party and Anniversary At La Porte City
Sogil notes describe a Woman's Relief Corps event at Knights of Pythias hall with costumes and unmasking, followed by charades and games. The piece also notes a 25th wedding anniversary reception in Boston in honor of Joe Mitchell Chapple, plus local social updates and a boxing event lineup. The Relief corps held a measuring party to fundraise, receiving over five dollars with fifty attendees, and short personal notes cover recent travels, visitors, and a birth.
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Sua Porte City
Ladies
Knights of Pythias
Mesdames Mayes
Lizer
Fields
Haven
Esher
Goodwin
Ashley
Hamilton
Cummins
Wagner
Adams
Tedford
Joe Mitchell Chapple
The
National Magazine
Dorchester Avenue
Boston
Joe
Woman's Relief Corps
The Seedy One-Nothin and the Seedy One-Say Exchange
A terse Victorian style exchange features a character called the Seedy One-Say and the Seedy One-Nothin debating a fly on a nose and a scorched wings remark. The dialogue hints at playful slang and a mock confrontation.
O. K. Hanson 15 On Trial Today
Missouri v Hanson proceeds in Sheridan Missouri as wife No 1 from Chickasaw County Iowa travels with witnesses Rev C L Spurgeon and Olga Helgeland to testify. Hanson, married last year to wife No 2, faces bid for diversion through prior stays. He denies the charge and asserts a divorce from wife No 1, while wife No 2 funds his defense.
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Nashua
State of Missouri
O. K. Hanson
Sheridan
C. L. Spurgeon
Olga Helgeland
Hanson
Spurgeon
Missouri
No. 2
Penitentials
Wifh No. 1
South Dakota
Columbus and the Gulf Stream Influence on Discovery
The excerpt notes the gulf stream shaped exploration by carrying American woods and fruits to Europe. It cites Columbus as perceiving distant lands beyond the westward horizon, with winds and currents aiding discovery and suggesting the new world’s role in shaping European knowledge. The London Telegraph is referenced as the source.
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Columbus
New World
America
Europe
London Telegraph
The Sign on the Bottle
In a Chicago household Maggie endures a toothache as creosote proves ineffective. Her mistress purchases a rug-store remedy and uses a skull and crossbones label to warn Maggie. Maggie answers that the skull and bones imply the medicine is good for the teeth.
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Maggie
Chicago
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Daily Courier
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Krown
Lars
Aran
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Perses
Arcetican
Will and Thealerion Courier
Placra
Eee
Eom
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Bulding
Nertheum
Rerisrd Avenue
American Express
Ands Haypiarters Dawe'n Steamship Agency
Green Alrect
Paris
Foulevard den Capucines
Cornet Pisce de l'Overe
American Exprese
Ree Scribe
Berlin
Unter den Linden
Petersboro
Nevake Promnekt
Talinbers
Minnesota
Stoosevelt
Tennessee Coal and Tron
Roosevelts
Dai Times
Eocrates
Spirit OF the Iowa Press
John HH
One Y Woodlum
Cedar Rapids
Miss Chamberlain
Kansas
Taggart
Retail Grocers Special Meeting
Prescott
Sogil
la Porte City
Unique Measuring Party
W. F. Wagoner
Almont
N. D
Wagoner
Frances Cavanaugh of
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Nina Harkness
Ruth Struble
John Rosaner
Paul Preln
Elkader
Mr. Hackensick
Geo. Strohm
A.J. Mueller
Lafayette
First Nat'l
Bank
Ralston
Lamson Building
Royal
Royal Baking Powder
Chickasaw County
R. Pierce
Buffalo
N.Y
Dr. Pierce
F.H. Latier
Lafayette Street
Evening Courier
Lafayette Building
4Th St. E
C. M. Wray
M. D
First National Bank
E. T. Jaynes
Black Hawk
Franklin St
Robert G. Dakin
West Fourth Street
Geerit Bennett
4Th St
Edgar H. Knittle
Walter M. Blowers
Nat'l Bank
F.C. Liffring
DR. Bodwell
Jordan & Gilbert
Marsh-Place
J. FE. Jordan
W. H. Gilbert
C. D. Pedersen
Consolidated Phone
Jefferson Street
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