Roll of Honor page for Waterloo Evening Courier readers
The Waterloo Evening Courier publishes a full page Roll of Honor featuring letters from older subscribers praising the paper and local merchants. The message urges younger readers who have supported the paper for one to ten years to join the roll by writing a brief letter, continuing the long tradition of community envelopes and advertiser support.
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Waterloo Evening Courier
Courier
the Courier
Waterloo
Evening Courier
H. Hartman CO
Reader letter from Pierson on Courier anniversary
L. G. Taylor of Pierson Iowa writes to the Courier noting he has taken the paper for 26 years and will be 48 next July. The item appears in the Roll of Honor section published from Waterloo Iowa.
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Pierson
Iowa
Publishers Courier
Waterloo
Courier
L. G. Taylor
Suburban Subscriber Letter From Iowa City Reader
A Cedar Falls reader signs a long running paper subscription letter dated Nov 12 1913 noting loyalty since June 1 1491. The missive ends with a polite closing from M G Egloff.
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Cedar Falls
Iowa
Publishers Courier
Waterloo
M. G. Egloff
Hart’s Courier Thirty-one Years Mentioned in Note
A terse note from Waterloo Iowa dated Nov 10 1913 mentions Hart taking the Courier for about 31 years with an additional personal remark by H Co Campbell at 210 East 9th Street.
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Waterloo
Iowa
Publishers
Courier
Hart
Mrs McCormick Longtime Waterloo Newspaper Subscriber
Waterloo Iowa November 10 1913 Mrs B M McCormick was an early subscriber to the Iowa State Register and later to the Courier starting in 1859 she has maintained readership through the years now in her 77th year
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Waterloo
Iowa
Publishers Courier
B. M. McCormick
Iowa State Register
Courier
Local Courier Remembered by Longtime Reader
Mrs. Theresa Blim of 1208 Commercial St recalls reading the Courier for 39 years since 1874 describing it as the best paper in the city. She signs respectfully noting her age and residence.
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Waterloo
Iowa
Publishers Courier
Courier
Theresa Blim
Commercial St
Renewal notice from Mrs Speer to Waterloo paper
A brief 1913 letter from Mrs. M Speer of Cedar Rapids requests renewal of a Waterloo newspaper subscription. She encloses three dollars and asks for a receipt, noting the paper has been read for many years.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Publishers Courier
Waterloo
Local reader praises paper from Tripoli Iowa
A Tripoli reader from November 7 1913 commends the paper after years of enjoying its coverage and signs as Co. Winning from Tripoli Iowa.
Reader notes long-time dedication to Courier
An aged reader, 82, G. R. Crittenden of 13 Jefferson St., writes a brief note of loyalty to the Courier after many years of readership.
Longtime Courier subscriber in Waterloo recalls 23 years
BE. C. Foster of 722 Denver Street writes from Waterloo on November 8, 1913, detailing arrival with his family on October 15, 1890 and subscribing to the Courier since then, a little over 23 years of continuous reading.
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Waterloo
Iowa
Publishers Courier
Courier
BE. C. Foster
Denver St
Courier Reader Reflects on 34 Years of Service in Waterloo
Waterloo reader from 1879 to 1913 signs a note in the Courier at age 71, sharing longtime loyalty and address at 308 Washington Street, Olmstead’s sign-off.
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Waterloo
Iowa
Publishers Courier
The
Courier
Mra
Td, Olmstead
Washington St
Minkerton Courier Notice From Waterloo Iowa
A fragmented 1918 notice from Waterloo Iowa states ownership of the Courier for a0 years and lists an Andrew Daniels aged 64 as involved, with a date of Nov 10 1918.
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Minkerton
Towa
Courier
Waterloo
Andrew Daniels
Roll of Honor Courier Readers Request Paper Delivery Change
A 54 year old subscriber reports long service since 1884 and notes price and frequency changes from weekly to thrice weekly. He asks the Courier to forward his paper to R F D No 3 in care of A P Frankenfield Sycamore Ohio via Dow Ob Independence Iowa R R No 5.
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Publishers Courier
Waterloo
Iowa
A. P. Frankenfield
Sycamore
Ohio
Dow Ob
Independence
R. R. No
Reading Courier Since Many Years Questioned
A reader responds to the paper asking how long they have been a Courier reader. The reply claims a lengthy period of readership, indicating familiarity with the publication and its coverage.
Letter Praising Waterloo Daily Courier’s Morality
Fairbank Iowa reader writes that after about twelve years as a subscriber the Waterloo Daily Courier is essential at home. He says the paper is clean uplifting and free of yellow journalism and predicts greater future success. Signed by Mrs Nellis King.
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Fairbank
Iowa
Publishers Courier
Waterloo
Waterloo Daily Courier
Nellis King
Local resident reflects on payments to Hudson town column
A 1913 letter from William P. Thompson of Hudson Iowa thanks the town for its columns read since 1867 and notes steady payments and no overdue bills. He asserts pride in the town’s growth and its keeping pace with current times.
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Hudson
Iowa
Publishers Courier
Waterloo
Wm, P. Thompson
Subscriber Note to Courier Reader Dr Sassaman
A continuous Courier subscriber since April 1893 is noted with the address Dr. O H Sassaman 233 Randall St.
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Waterloo
Iowa
Publishers Courier
Courier
O. H. Sassaman
Randall St
Waterloo Courier reader recalls years of subscription
A Waterloo resident, Henry Koester of R. R. No. 6, Waterloo Iowa, writes from November 5 1913 praising the Waterloo Evening Courier after years of subscribing first to the Semi-Weekly then the Daily edition for about six or seven years.
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Waterloo
Iowa
Publishers Courier
Waterloo Evening Courier
Jenry Koester
Hudson Man Praises Waterloo Courier After 25 Years
An 81 year old Hudson resident writes to the Waterloo Courier, expressing strong attachment and long subscription of over 25 years, dated November 7, 1912. Samuel Wilson signs.
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Hudson, Iowa
Publishers Courier
Waterloo
Iowa
Waterloo Courier
Samuel Wilson
Courier Subscriber Laments Missed Deliveries in Waterloo
A Waterloo reader, J. J. Peck of 272 Hammond Avenue, writes that after thirty five years as a Courier subscriber he feels lost when the paper fails to arrive each evening.
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Waterloo
Iowa
Publishers Courier
Courier
J. J. Peck
Ilammond Ayre
Courier reader notes long history of publication
A letter from Mrs. Li A. Cobb of Walotido Iowa praises the Courier as a constant reader since its first issue on January 19, 1859. She affirms her continued support and loyalty to the publication.
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Walotido
Iowa
The
Courier
Rent paper receivers seek overdue balance in waterloo notice
Waterloo readers accuse McGlade of taking rent papers since February 1907 and failing to cooperate. The notice, dated November 7, 1913, lists 617 West Mullan Avenue as the address and calls for action in May.
Byron Sergeant Shares Paper Subscription History
In Hudson Iowa on November 22 1918 Byron Sergeant recalls subscribing to The State Register and Waterloo Herald. He notes his subscription moved to W H Hartman and that he will turn 84 on December 25 1913. The letter is signed Byron Sergeant.
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Hudson
Iowa
Publishers Courier
Waterloo
George Haddock
the State Register
Waterloo Herald
R. H. Sergeant
Connantville
Pennsylvania
W. H. Hartman
Suburban Iowa Subscriber Letter Cites Long-Term Readership
Cedar Falls resident writes from Waterloo on November 17, 1913, recounting 41 years of newspaper subscription and noting age 69. He signs as V A Hopkins of 1417 Clay Street in a brief reader note.
Subscriber writes long tenure note to local paper
A letter from J. A. Guenther of Anderson Missouri dated November 15 1913 confirms he began a subscription in November 1893 and has remained a constant subscriber since. He requests the record reflect his long time support.
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Anderson
Publishers Courier
Waterloo
Iowa
J. A. Guenther
Courier Chronicle: Longtime subscriber recalls paper’s start
Waterloo resident J. M. McStay writes from 216 W. 2nd St recalling that he began reading the Courier in 1858 and paid subscriptions in flour during the 1870s hardship years, expressing how essential the paper remains in his home.
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Waterloo
Iowa
Courier
Hartman
J. M. McStay
W. 2Nd St
Local Courier Remembering Founder W. H. Hartman
Waterloo resident John Ortner recalls the Courier’s 39 year history since 1874 and honors founder W. H. Hartman in a note dated November 17 1913. He signs from R. R. No. 5 expressing enduring appreciation for the paper.
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Waterloo
Iowa
Publishers Courier
Courier
The
W. H. Hartman
John Ortner
R. R. No
Childhood recall links Waterloo to elder years
The fragment recalls events in Waterloo Iowa and Orange Township dated November 14 1918 and references long residence and work history. A memory mentions moving west in a prior year and sawing cord wood for Dr G G Bickley during Lincoln's assassination era. It notes a person named Eph Lichty aged six at the time.
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Waterloo
Laws
G. G. Bickley
Lincoln
Eph
Dear Paper Reader Letter from Fairbank Subscriber
A Fairbank resident writes from November 12 1913 noting they began taking the paper March 3 1904 and will reach 9 years 9 months by December first. The letter also states the writer is 33 born August 30 and expresses continued readership and satisfaction with the paper. Signed by We like your paper very much and expect to continue. Will Ford.
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Fairbank
Iowa
Publishers Courier
Waterloo
Will Ford
Man Remembers Years of Service in Cedar Falls Notice
R Vosburgh writes in Cedar Falls to honor long ties with the Courier and notes he will turn 80 on the 18th of next March after more than 60 years of association with the paper.
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Cedar Falls
Iowa
Publishers Courier
Waterloo
Courier
R. Vosburgh
Subscribes Since Early Days to Local Courier
Mrs. FE Wilcox of 1400 Jefferson St Waterloo Iowa writes that her father Jacob Koch helped start the paper and she has been a constant Courier reader since her first marriage in 1867 to H J McClain who died nine years ago and her second marriage to C EL Wilcox who died last June.
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Waterloo
Iowa
Publishers Courier
Courier
G. R. Crittenden
Jefferson St
Jacob Koch
H. J. McClain
C. EL Wilcox
FE. Wilcox
Widow Continues Courier Subscription in Montana
Ida M. Brown of Hayiaker Montana, widow of Eugene Brown who died in 1901, reports she has continued his Waterloo Courier subscription in her own name since early 1910s. She is 46 years old.
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Publishers Courier
Waterloo
Iowa
Eugene Brown
Ida M. Brown
Hayiaker, Mont
Mrs Emily C Bruner Joins Waterloo Courier After 30 Years
Waterloo Iowa November 15 1913 widow Mrs Emily C Bruner aged 73 has taken the Waterloo Courier for over thirty years.
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Waterloo
Iowa
Courier
Towa
Emily C. Bruner
Joseph, Bruner
Waterloo Courier
Courier reader letter from Waterloo in 1913
Waterloo Iowa November 24 1913 letter from CG J Parkhurst at 615 Melrose Block praising the Courier for steady service since January 1869 and claiming dependence on the paper.
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Waterloo
Iowa
Publishers Courier
Courier
J. Parkhurst
Melrose Block
Waterloo Navy Courier Note From 74-Year-Old Resident
A Waterloo resident writes from Waterloo Iowa dated 1918 claiming long service with the Courier since March 1866 and noting age 74. The message is signed A Fenton with RFD No 5.
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Waterloo
Iowa
Navy
Publishers Courier
Jows
Courier
Fenton
R.F
Courier Reader Proclaims 43 Years of Loyalty
Waterloo resident J. H. Grady, Sr. writes to the Courier to note 43 years of newspaper readership since May 1870, including 38 years as a subscriber and lifelong habit of reading from weekly to daily editions. He marks his 67th birthday on May 2, 1913 and declares continued subscription.
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Waterloo
Iowa
Publishers Courier
Courier
J. H. Grady, Sr
Letter from Waterloo reader to Courier editor
A Waterloo resident Chas Church writes long standing reader note from 306 Gable Street dated November 1913 praising the Courier since 1905 and affirming the newspaper as essential to his home while signing as Chas Church.
Joyo subscriber marks 35 years in Waterloo paper
Waterloo, Iowa, November 14, Joyo announces a 35 year subscription milestone with V. E. Barrett of 1128 Washington.
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V. E. Barrett
Washington
Watering Iowa resident listed as paper subscriber
Watering Iowa. Aged 41. T. W. Hodkins is recorded as a paper subscriber for four years ending last October.
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Watering
Iowa
Siti
T. W. Hodkins
Roll of Honor Courier Reader in Waterloo Notice
A Waterloo reader states they have been a subscriber to the Waterton Eventage Courier since June 1910. Address given as 610 Oneida Street.
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Waterloo
Iowa
Publishers Courier
Town
Waterton Eventage Courier
Jane
Launsbach
Oneida St
Wateroo reader praises Courier since TRSC era
A Waterloo subscriber writes from November 8 1919 praising the Courier for weekly and daily reading since the TRSC period. He notes he is 63 and his wife also prefers the paper, with address 1014 Third Street.
Fragments from Cedar Falls Notice Reflect Personal Message
A garbled excerpt mentions Cedar Falls, a person named Towa, and a January start date. It includes initials and ages but lacks a clear event or action. The piece reads as a personal note or subscription remark rather than a formal notice.
Local Courier Claim From Washburn Resident
A Washburn Iowa reader says they have taken the Courier since it began and never stopped. They recall arriving in 1866 and sign the message with initials WH and Foulk.
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Washburn
Iowa
Courier
Waterloo
Foulk
Waterloo reader letter from J R Wyllie aged about 80
A Waterloo resident, J R Wyllie of 915 West First Street, reflects on using the Waterloo Evening Courier for over seven years and his advanced age as of November 8, 1912.
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Waterloo
Iowa
Publishers Courier
Waterloo Evening Courier
J. R. Wyllie
1St St
Waterloo Courier Reader Letter From 1943 Page
A reader from Waterloo Iowa preserves a personal note from November 8 1943 recounting early Courier publication history and life moves to Chicago and back. Dr Lafayette W Case signs the letter stating his ages and long-time subscription.
Roll of Honor Courier Readers Honor List
Harrison Lindsey of 07 Fowler Street is named as a Courier subscriber in this roll of honor. Age noted as 2 years.
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Waterloo
Iowa
Publishers Courier
Harrison Lindsey
Fowler St
The
Courier
Mr NS H Pack Takes Paper For Four Years
New Hartford Iowa record notes NS H Pack has taken the paper for four years and is aged 41 years.
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New Hartford
Iowa
Courier
Waterloo
NS. H. Pack
Knudson Widow Remembers 30 Years With Daily Courier
In Flndson Iowa on November 12 1913 J C Knudson notes a 30 year subscription to the Daily Courier with a brief aging line and names Huson Iowa as residence.
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Flndson
Iowa
Publishers Courier
Waterloo
Daily Courier
Subcriber notes long-term support for REP and M Toff
Waterloo Iowa November 3 1913 reader says they have been a constant subscriber for four years and helped set up the press on arrival. Signed by REP and M Toff at 1222 Commercial St.
Waterlo o Courier Ad Address and Personal Note
A reader from Waterloo writes regarding their long reading of the Waterloo Courier since T and SC and notes their age as V4. They provide an address at 8 Tremmon d Ave and CL Preston for contact.
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Waterloo
Towa
Novi
Tua
Publishers Courier
Waterlao
Waterloo Courier
T&sc
Trammond Ave
Preston
Waterloo Reader Praises Courier Delivery Service
A Waterloo reader writes from Waterloo Iowa on November 5 1912 praising the Waterloo Evening Courier. The writer notes 29 years of subscription and recalls weekly delivery turning into doorstep home delivery for a small weekly fee. The letter says they would be without the paper and that their home would not be complete without it.
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Waterloo
Iowa
Cablishers Courier
Watertoo
Waterloo Evening Courier
Roll of Honor Courier Readers' Courier Readers'
The Daily Courier notes a welcome visitor in Waterloo Iowa on November 7 1973. Lenion Baker is mentioned among readers with a nod to community recognition and local notices.
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Wastwate
Iawa
Publishers Courier
Waterloo
Down
The
Daily Courier
Rome
Lenion Baker
Waterton and Jaws seize the Courier in 24 year run
In Jesup Iowa on November 7 1408 a quirky item notes Waterton and Jaws have held the Courier for 24 years Alvin Oliver comments it’s good enough for me
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Jesup
Iowa
Courier
Waterton
Jaws
Alvin Oliver
Subscriptions Claim Early Cedar Stupids Reader Notes
A fragment from Cedar Stupids Iowa dated November 7 1945 mentions taking the paper continually and renewing for another year. It references a child born June 22 and an address on 2th St with names M Snemian and Thea.
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Cedar Stupids
Iowa
Courier
Waterloo
Thea
M. Snemian
Waterbury Courier Reader Notices Personal Details
Waterloo claims longtime newspaper reader Mrs. C Lebmidt nee Matilda Brunn age 42 of Lane Street noted for 14 years and 4 months of Courier readership since July 189% prior to marriage in January 1900. A belated urban note records the reader’s ties to The Waterloo Evening Courier.
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Waterloo
Iowa
Publishers Courier
Bowi
Waterloo Evening Courier
C. Lebmidt
Matilda Brunn
Lane St. Yam
Courier
Waterlooo Piblsberg Courier Fragment Found
Waterlooo Towa November 1944 fragment mentions Frank A. H Waterlog born August 30 1865 in Waterloo at Eleventh and Unnts streets. Father ran a two wheeled drag and was friend of W Aartman founder of the Courier. Walter Welfean Jo removed lid from fridge and found lead pencil note with March 1 18 unreadable text.
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Waterloo
Towa
Piblsberg Courier
Iowa
The
Courier
Eleventh
Unnts
W. A. Artman
Walter Welfean Jo
Frank A. H . Waterlog
Letter from a Waterloo reader dated November 6 1910
A Waterloo reader signs a 1910 letter to the Courier noting long tenure as a reader since 1867 and age 68 plus a mention of a ten dollar Denver mt.
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Waterloo
Iowa
Publishers Courier
Couwrier
W. H. Stevens
Denver
Courier reader recalls long newspaper devotion
Hudson resident W Sherratt, 64, recalls his family’s early 1850s relocation from Cedar River to Grundy County and his lifelong subscription lineage to the paper since 1871 or 1872, noting Waterloo’s growth from a small place.
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Hudson
Towa
Publishers Courier
Waterloo
Iowa
Courier
J. . Sherratt
Cedar River
Grundy County
W. Sherratt
Writer born in 1834 finds Iowa roots and newspaper tale
The note recalls a writer born June 1834 who moved to Iowa and began reading the Courier in August. He continued with the Weekly and then the Daily, noting his long connection as the Daily started. Address 218 Beppler Ave Taft.
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Waterloo
Iown
Publishers Courier
Iowa
Courier
TSS
Courier Readers Feedback From Waterloo Letter
A Waterloo reader writes that they have used the Courier for about five years and plan to continue with it as the sole newspaper. The letter is signed by UW from Mass and dated November 5, 1913, mentioning Oaklawn Avenue.
Reading the Courier Loyal Reader Notes Waterloo
A letter from L. A. Goodrich of 926 West 6th Street praises the Courier as the best paper on earth and notes he is 62 years old. The message appears in the Waterloo Iowa edition dated November 7, 1918.
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Waterloo
Iowa
Publishers Courier
Courier
L. A. Goodrich
6Th St
Waterlooo Iowa 1818 Courier Reading Note
fragmentary notice from Waterloo Iowa 1818 mentions J. M. Rownd Waterloo Township and reading the Courier. The text is incomplete and only indicates a person and the newspaper.
Watering Towa item from 1913 diary note
A brief 1913 clipping notes a 50 year old resident living in Watering Towa, mentioning long term newspaper readership and a local address at 411 Wellington Street through C. Cox.
Courier Reader Records Long Tenure in Waterloo
A reader from Waterloo Iowa J F Kingaman of 715 Park Ave signs in on November 5 1913 noting he has followed the Courier for four years and ten months.
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Waterloo
Towa
Publishers Courier
Courier
J. F. Kingaman
Park Ave
Hudson Courier Subscriber Remains Loyal After 40 Years
In Hudson Iowa on November 6 1919 J am 71 years old and states he has been a Courier subscriber for over four decades. WN Sweitzer notes enduring reader loyalty and long association with the newspaper.
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Hudson
Iowa
Publishers Courier
Waterloo
J Am
Courier
Sweitzer
Subscription history of F M Traphagen in Waterloo paper
The record notes F M Traphagen of 922 Washington St subscribes to and pays for the Waterloo Weekly Courier from April 1 1886, continues reading and paying for issues up to the daily edition, then switches to the daily and remains a reader through November 4 1913.
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Waterloo
Iowa
Publishers Courier
Waterloo Weekly Courier
F. M. Traphagen
Washington St
Reader commends Courrier after decade of readership
A Waterloo resident, 51, G. E. Bovenizer of 324 Irving St, writes that he has followed the Courrier for over ten years since August 1963 and cannot do without it, dated November 6, 1912.
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Waterloo
Iowa
Publishers Courier
Courier
G. E. Bovenizer
Irving St
Local Courier History Note From Waterloo Reader
A Waterloo reader requests mention in the Courier, dated November 6 1918, noting a 65 year old resident at his home and inviting the Captain to be welcome, reflecting a personal newspaper-salutation in the era.
Daily Courier devotion from a long-time reader
A 65 year old reader from Nellogs recalls loyalty to the Daily Courier after 31 years of use. She notes she would skip meals rather than miss the paper and mentions her address at 1026 South St. Susie 1B Nellogs.
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Waterloo
Iowa
Publishers Courier
Daily Courier
Susie
Nellogs
South St
Letter to the Courier Reader from Waterloo Resident
An Iowa reader in Waterloo writes that they have followed the Courier since 1887 and have read the Daily from its first issue. The letter is dated November 6, 1918 and signed by James A. Cook of 1911 Randolph Street.
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Waterloo
Iowa
Publishers Courier
Courier
Henry Nauman’s Courier Habit Noted by Elder Reader
A 76 year old reader identifies herself as Mrs. Henry Nauman and notes her ongoing use of the Courier since TSIY, signing with her address 623 W. 2nd Me.
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Waterloo
Iowa
Publishers Courier
Courier
Tsiy
Henry Nauman
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Roll OF Honor Courier Readers
H. Co. Campbell
E. 9Th St
Tripoli
Co. Winning
Roll OF Honor Courier
Pubishers Courie
Li. A. Cobb
Potbhavet
Wn. McGlade
W. Mullan Ave
Byron Sergeant
V. A. Hopkins
Clay St
Orange
Chas
Church
Gable St
Joyo! Publishers Courier
TRSC
Fll Widdel
Third St
Filkins
Chicago
Lafayette W. Case
J. C. Knudson
Huson
Toam
Uoow
Taft
Beppler Ave
Trady
Mass
Oaklawn
Lowa
J. M. Rownd
Waterloo Township
C. Cox
Wellington St
Charles Demme
James A. Cook
Randolph St
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