Waterlooo Evening Courier local notes and European desk ads
The Waterloo Evening Courier announces its circulation details and foreign postings. It includes a European bureau list, advertising rates, and a column of opinion on war, justice, and social issues with a Tacoma jury anecdote and critique of wealth influence in pardons.
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Waterloo Evening Courd
Associated Pres
Sustley
Fan
Batman Ecompart
Socility
Perch Avesen
G Hasrmay
Preaigent and
Baker
A&w. Perexson
Bec
York
Tre
Alfred B. Crlcage
Eveming
Weierich
Lally
Waterico
Yelephonce
Fii
Anak Fuarige
Europe
Waterloo Krening
Trafalgar Building
Northpeace Avenue
American Expres
Haymerker
Dewe's Steamship Agency
Creen Street
Parie Ic
Boulevard Des Capucines
Coriere de Opera
American Express
Berlin
Unter den Linden
Fetersburg
Nevsky Prospekt
Foreign Postag
Mothers Pensions and the State's Obligation
Henry Neil of Chicago promotes mothers pensions in Iowa as a monetary support under the juvenile court act. He argues the program is economical and just, aiding poor guardians to care for dependent children at home and preventing institutional rearing that harms future prospects.
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Henry Neil
Chicago
Iowa
Neil
Hinds
County Board
Peace and disarmament versus war practicality
The article argues peace and disarmament are ideal when feasible, but notes war remains practical. It cites recent Balkans conflicts showing nations favor instant readiness and self defense, with historical contrasts from the colonial era to modern times and Ottoman Empire dynamics.
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Balkans
Turkey
Italy
Ottoman Empire
Pension inducement for ex presidents sparks debate
Some argue a permanent financial perk to the presidency undermines constitutional aims though others say honor outweighs pay. A South Dakota prankster hid a friend’s money roll. sheriff and courts jailed him for a year. Carnegie’s $25,000 annual pension for ex presidents adds to the lure.
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Carnegie
Special Favor and Thoughtful Predictions Across Papers
A collection from Iowa papers notes a butcher may offer turkey at 25 cents a pound, President Wilson possibly seated on the Supreme Court by magnanimity, and foot traffic outrunning vehicles at street crossings. It also remarks on the Democratic stance on protection and constitutional questions.
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Lioux City
Anger and Its Far Reaching Effects on Society
A historical meditation on anger describes its disruptive power and varied causes, noting how it can seize brains and bodies, provoke violence, and strain institutions. It argues anger can both harm and spur reform when channeled, warning of its volatile dangers and potential for social impact.
Thorne Makes Good on State Railroad Commission
Marshalltown Times-Republican lauds Clifford Thorne for his voters’ choice to the state railroad commission. The paper praises his mastery of rate tables and calls him honest and earnest, arguing he is the best combination for the role and the most unusual choice.
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Thorne
Marshalltown
Republican
Clifford Thorne
State Railroad Commission
United States
Iowa City Republican Dismisses Correlated Plan
The Iowa City Republican voices strong opposition to the board's report on coordination. It calls the report an admission that leaders lack educational history and fail to meet future needs. It argues the legislature will see the report as a strong argument against the attempted correlation.
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Iowa City
Iowa
The Invalid Neighbor and Nervous Depression
The columnist relays a debate with a lawyer about an invalid neighbor whose nerves create gloom. The lawyer argues nervous depression is involuntary, likening it to pain in an arm, and cannot be freely controlled by effort.
The Nerve Question and the Lawyer's View
A dialogue contrasts physical pain with mental distress, as a lawyer argues nerves can feel like real, tangible pain. The speaker contemplates empathy for nervous sufferers and vows to remember the opposing argument about mental suffering.
Rockfort Death and Local Notes Reach 15-Year-Old Veteran
H J Wing aged 15 died on November 7 at Rockfort authorities report. J N Headley and son Dewey visit San Antonio for the winter. Join Edmunds injured driving a four horse gang plow. Rev Schuchard spoke at the opera house on “America as it Looks to an Immigrant.” Dr and Mrs S W McNineh visited Marble Rock. Mrs C W Yager visited Cedar Rapids and Iowa City. Mary Young critically ill. G W Kuck a Waterloo business caller. Clarence Crowell and wife spent Monday in Waterloo. T A Schlick of Charles City was ...
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Mildred Knipe
D. H. Pelletier
Chicago
Kankakee
T. GB. Purcell
North Bend
Neb
Fred Liverance
Stout
A. A. Limbric
Plainfield
G. C. Clemmer
Manley
R. E. Wick
Dallis
Eldora
Wick
W. S. Johnston
Rockford Social Notes Include Visitors And House Additions
In Rockford on business Tuesday Dr GC O Yeurick treats a severe hand blood poisoning case. Sage Sharp aged eighty two stored winter wood in the shed. Lee Gray returning from Hanly Canada visited Rockford en route to Cedar Rapids. Mrs Will Wilke and children from Gray Eagle Minnesota visit in the Allen home. Mrs E M Myers recovering well after operation. Tile roof being laid on Albert Koerner's new house. Miss Bessie Jennison of Charles City visited aunt Mrs B S Reed. Mrs Frank McSpaden of to Anna visiting her mother, Mrs Anna Cogswell. Mr and Mrs J W Hawley go to Minneapolis for a few days. Mr and Mrs A Blum purchased a new piano with player attachment.
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Rockford
GC. O. Yeurick
Sage Sharp
Lee Gray
Hanly
Canada
Cedar Rapids
Will Wilke
Gray Eagle
Mion
Allen
E. M. Myers
Albert Koerner
Bessie Jennison
Charles City
B. 8. Reed
Frank McSpaden
Anna
Anna Cogswell
J. W. Hawley
Minneapolis
A. Blum
Shell Rock News: Local Moves and School Expansion
A. R. Mc Cook attended to his father's estate in Riceville. Several locals travel between Waterloo and nearby towns. Illness rises with cold and influenza-like complaints. Mrs EB A Rice dies in Dinuba California, daughter Mrs B Howden and Irving Rice reside there. John Mulvey Jr and Miss Allen wed in Allison. School gains a domestic science and manual training course next year under Prof McHanna, elevating Shell Rock's standing.
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A. R. McCook
Riceville
Ray Betts
Waterloo
Everitt Taylor
EB. A. Rice
Dinuba
Cal
B. Howden
Irving
Irving Rice
Bremer County
California
W. W. Towne
Baby
Dumont
John N. Whitehead
Mary Mulvey
Waverly
M. B. Leavens
St. Louis
Shell Rock
Auto Collision Near Jarvis Whitney’s Sideswipes Tree
Last Sunday morning John Colvin accompanied by Fred Chase rode an automobile east of Jarvis Whitney’s along the county line road. The car went off the road and struck a cottonwood tree, smashing the front end and driving the crank shaft into the tree ten inches. The machine stayed upright and both men escaped serious injury, only skinned shins and a stiff shake.
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New Hartford
John Colvin
Fred Chase
County Line
Jarvis Whitney
Local notices and social updates from the community
The report lists residents visiting relatives and traveling. Mildred Knipe suffered burns from a stove incident. Dr. Pelletier and family plan Thanksgiving in Chicago and will return December 1. Various locals travel, host, or attend events including a Knight Templar banquet and a Waterloo marriage.
Barclay Township picks sub directors and welcomes new teachers
In Barclay Township new sub district directors were named for No 1 No 7 and No 8 to fill vacancies. Miss Mary M Geib began the winter term in No 8 on Nov 11 and Miss Hazel M Bender started in No 7 on Nov 18. Local residents note a largely Democratic slate with one Republican trustee winner H G Peverill. Visitors from Parker South Dakota and Chicago spent time here.
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Barclay
E. K. Rice
J. W. Baughman
Will May
Mary M. Geib
1Azel M. Bender
Grandpa W. Apel
H. G. Peverill
Philip Schmitt
Parker
8. D
South Dakota
Montana
Mike Rens
Chicago
Rens
Illinois
Dunne
F. P. Keane
Will Kress
Devils Lake
N. D
Olive Tablets Offer a Bright Complexion Claim
Advertisement describes Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets as a calomel substitute that clears complexions by stimulating liver and bowels without oily taste. Promises pink skin, bright eyes, and buoyancy. claims millions sold annually at 10¢ and 275c per box.
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Olive Tablet Company
Columbus
Local Notes Open With Visits And School Start
Christ Schmitz stepped on a nail and was laid up for a few days. Mr Crozier was here on business last week. Miss Ida Brenneman of Davis Illinois is visiting Miss Lizzie Mublig. Miss Carrie Griswold began the winter term at district No 6 November 18. For October the creamery paid 35 cents per pound fat.
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Christ Schmitz
Mr. Crozier
Ida Brenneman
Davis
Ill
Lizzie Mublig
Carrie Griswold
Jubilee notes and local updates from Jubilee area
A birth announces a son to Mr and Mrs Riensche on November 18 and a daughter to Mr and Mrs Christ Riensche on November 19. Local merchant C F Benarden builds a new farm structure. Husking is progressing with good yields and quality. George Orth and C F Hoppe acquire new cars. C Werner and Anton Burger of Waterloo visited on business. Mrs Wm Kruckenberg and others returned from Oran after visiting their sister.
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Jubilee
Anton Burger
Waterloo
Wm. Kruckenberg
Weltzine
B. M. Buechela
Oran
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