Waterloo Evening Courier and Waterloo Reporter Note
Fragmented OCR text of a Waterloo Iowa newspaper masthead listing staff roles and pricing. Includes publisher W H Hartman Company address, rates per week and year, and notices of circulation and advertising terms.
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Associated Press
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Ee Ee Ee
W.H Hartman Company
Weat Park Ave
Jenn
Hartman
AW. Peterson
Sec—Iveas
Gen
Waterloo
Towa
Aux Daily
Priges
One Country One Flag One Hesting
A compact quote attributed to Daniel Webster centers on unity and national symbols. It emphasizes singular national identity through the ideas of one country and one flag, linked to a historic figure's phrasing.
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Daniel Webster
Wireless voice travel possible across continent says navy
An Arington Virginia breakthrough shows wireless voice transmission 2 500 miles to California. The navy confirms wireless telephony has moved from fiction to fact, with future prospects including shipboard conversations and power transmission by wireless as envisioned by Nikola Tesla.
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Arington
I Mare Istead
Cal
Apo
Navy Department
Cei
Marconi
Nikola Tesla
The Ancient Sin In Kenosha City
In Kenosha Wisconsin the town restricts saloons and late hours as a church group cites a woman named May Moner Ball arrested for alleged moral impropriety. A leading citizen intercedes, claiming the town’s busy streets show sin in abundance. The episode stirs local debate about morality and protection of residents.
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Kenoshe
Aeel City
May MoNer Ball
Kenosha
China self government debate and wage talk in rails issue
A collection of opinions on Chinese republican viability and benevolent despotism contrasts with the Longshoremen wage debate. It notes Iowa corn, southern grain competition, Lord Reading on success, and railways placed in receivership amid broader political questions.
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China
Claya
Mesloo
Iowa
South
Middle Western
Lord Reading
Fife
Duslive
England
Chicago
Do Not Burn Bridges Until You Cross Them
A reflective piece urges crossing metaphorical Bridges with care. It argues not to start a journey until a crossing exists and to move on once a Bridge is crossed. The author notes debts, misunderstandings, and disappointments as Bridges to be passed, then suggests burning them to avoid re-crossing.
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Alis
Dora Melegari
Our Weaker Brother and the Call to Forgiveness
The piece argues for compassionate treatment of the weak and criminal, urging society to move from vengeance to reform. It cites evolving views on punishment, prison reform, parole, and reintegration, and calls for a New Testament spirit of forgiveness and humility toward offenders.
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Uain Drews
Laward
Ike
Lim
Jess
Ihose Imeang
Gretal
Essi Zation
Ibaks
Rival Iowa Colleges Vie for State Supremacy
An early note depicts Iowa City and Ames as rival universities with 1847 founding in Iowa City and a large Ames campus. It claims strong agricultural and legal programs, political alumni, and a vivid battle over state funds, while joking about profits and corn farming prominence.
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University of Iowa
Iowa Y
Ames
Iowa City
Beaulifal
State N
Uing
Beating the Devil Around a Stump Roads Talk and Reform
Iowa editorials discuss funding township roads in Goldfield and beyond. Kennedy seeks graveling via neighbor labor, while legal barriers complicate bonds and warrants. Authors push state reforms to authorize local road financing and avoid wasteful practice.
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Mayshathtown
Republican
D. Kennedy
Goldfield
Kennedy
Highway Commission
Attorney General's Department
Indiana
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Princess Dido Finds Castle of the Roses in Forest
A runaway princess named Dido explores a magical realm reached via a tree doorway. She discovers a multi tiered castle filled with roses and stairs of silver, gold, and blue. A gray velvet prince reveals this is his Castle of the Roses and praises her love of roses.
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Dido
Nera
What Is Problem 282 Answer Anyway
A quoted reader question about problem 282 from a school publisher prompts discussion on locating the exact book and problem number. The passage critiques publishers and highlights misunderstandings around education materials, withside remarks on travel, politics, and social norms.
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Tts Itan
Foley’s Honey and Tar Promises Quick Relief
R. R. Wentworth of the St James News recommends Foley’s Honey and Tar for coughs and lung ailments, claiming it straightened a feverish cold quickly. The ad notes many hay fever and asthma sufferers benefit from this remedy sold by all druggists.
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R. R. Wentworth
St James
Tonia
Foley
Waterloo 1859 directory shows early city firms and map
Mrs. D R Weaver provides a Waterloo directory from 1859 with a Black Hawk county map by Charles S Champlin. It lists Waterloo population about 1 000 Cedar Falls 900 La Porte City 250 Hudson 100 and names numerous early firms including banks hotels attorneys physicians newspapers and hardware dry goods and furniture businesses alongside river steamers and a Waterloo nursery and chair factory.
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D. R. Weaver
Courier
Waterloo
Black Hawk County
Charles S$. Champlin
Cedar River
Cedar Falls
Cedar City
Janesville
Blakeville
Lester P. C
Barclay
Xennebec
Nautrille
Gilbertville
Raymond
Hudson
Cedar Valley
Enterprise P.O
The
Cedar
la Porte City
Cedar Walls
Chitago Great Western
Black Hawk Valley
Sin
Brugs
W. W. Forrs
Parmenter , Davis, Ferries
Littell's
Hallock’s
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AO Mirackee
Schence
Warren
Board of Trustees
Warroad
Canfi
Talhotts
Jesus
New York World
J. P. Morgan
Federal Industrial Commission
Agara
George Matthew Adams
Michigan
Middle West
Holden
Univer
Nes
Mudge
Burlington Gazette
Kock Island Road
Muge
Rock Island
Mudgee
Cedar Rauids Gazette
Mexico
Senate
Canal Zone
Atlantic Southern
Des Moines Tribune
Atlantic Southern Railway
Abeies
St. Louis
Little Iowa
Abeles
Atlantic Southern Road
Ithe
Princess Dido
the Prince OF
AWE
Castle of the Roses
Mefflure
New York City
aAboles
Sioux City Tribune
New Advisory Highway Board
Newspaper Man de IT
Court House
Charles Mullan
Ordway & Foote
O. W. Ellsweth
James, Hannon & Fogarty
Champlin & Gibert
HJ. Redenbach
Couch & Co
J. H. Wilkins
J. R. Staley
J. . Williams
D. W. Burroughs
Edward Molloy
James Black
Frank T. Hartman
Fifth
Moulberry Streets
East Side Library
Gerrit J. Bennett
Grant Avye
Boston Confectionery
Byvank Transfer Co
Hutzell
West Main St
Fort Wayne
Post Office
Ross Taxi
Ross
Dairy and Cattle Congress
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