Waterloo Evening Courier and Reporter publication details
Waterloo Evening Courier and Reporter issues dated in Waterloo Iowa present publication schedule per weekly by cartier rates and mailing. ad rates include 1 cent 2 words and minimum 36 cents. entry and postal terms noted. The notice lists staff roles and office address with price notes and contracts.
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W. H. Hartman Company
West Park Ave
Tel
Ene Saees
Debh CG
Martmyn
AL W. Peterson
Sec
Treag
Gen. Mer
Eli Ante Babar
Bain Vally
Cartier
Ger Sear
Elty
Alite
Watertoo
Iowa
Waterloo
Autumn Leaves and Warships Report From Waterloo and Navy
An editorial segment discusses Waterloo's autumn leaf problem urging strict leaf disposal and banning burning to protect streets and sewers. It then argues for a fleet of fast battleships over submarines, praising battle cruisers as decisive in naval warfare.
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Waterloo
Naval Committee
Battia Trassera
Courier
Tange
South Atantie
North Sea
Curfew debate and Armenian welcome in era of openness
A Sioux City curfew repeal debate sparks talk on city life and child safety. The Armenian question features Morgenthau securing Turkish consent to welcome Armenians as potential U.S. citizens, framed as a humane, open-door ideal. Other items note Bryan dodging kisses, Des Moines arrests, and mixed views on thrift and wartime economies.
Experience as a Path to Mastery and Wealth
The piece insists experience comes from reclaiming what others discard and using it to learn. It urges applying senses and limbs outwardly, observing nature, people, and work, then hiring out skills to gain power. It argues experience marks status and builds wealth through enthusiastic pursuit and self improvement.
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Arar
Vladivostok A Tiny Siberian City With Big American Ties
George Fitch humorously examines Vladivostok as a small Siberian port city built by ukase not chance. He notes its isolation from major trade routes yet its bustling harbor, naval yard, railway shops, and 600 restaurants serving hot tea to travelers, with American ships and goods frequenting the port.
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Vladivostok
Ukase
Russian Empire
Siberia
Japan
Alog
San Francisco
Petrograd
Sea of Japan
Trusala
Dle Harbor
Renewing the First Glamor of Jove in Marriage
A married woman asks if renewal of initial passion is possible. The piece urges forward focus beyond the first peak, advising growth in character, mind, and heart to keep love fresh. It cites Stevenson and notes faults spur improvement, with compassionate glimpses of virtue amid failures.
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Ecstacy
Sucre
Aickens
Stevenson
Aeidever
What Iowa Editors Are Saying About Funny Farmer Pictures
Iowa editorials debate the humor of farmers in magazine art. Washington Democrat mocks a Saturday Evening Post cover showing a farmer with cowhide boots and a red undershirt as country mockery. Decorah Republican notes an Irishman’s political honesty and preference. Creston Advertiser discusses Gov. Clarke’s possible nomination. Sioux City Tribune comments on President Wilson’s prayer stance and cabinet. Vinton Eagle quips about nomination talk. Port Byron Globe urges readers to enlist if war is declared in Mexico.
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Washington Democrat
Des Moines
Yeoman Shield
Saturday Evening Post
Teddy
Citch
Ag Rob Coulter
Jim Palmer
Towa
Decorah
Wilson
Atrard
Sioux City Tribune
Pete and Benny Rabbit Trick Mr. Fox with Mustard Pipe
Pete and Benny Rabbit spy Mr. Fox smoking on his porch and plot a prank. They load his pipe with mustard seed and tobacco, causing Mr. Fox to cough and retreat inside. They flee, only to miss the fox later suspecting the trick as he ponders the running noise. Copyright 1915. Tomorrow's tale promises Mr. Fox's thoughts.
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Pete
Benny Rabbit
Mr. Fox
Ronnie
Peta
Bennie
Pete Rabbit
Vary Sul
Helen
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
New York
City
Ben
Bridges and rails loom in Cedar County plans
Fifty years ago in The Corniee dated October 5 1865 reports Cedar River bridge repairs sparking talk of replacing with two new spans. A $10000 farm purchase for the county is likely at the next election. East Waterloo First M E Church dedication raises 1800 with 2000 pledged in half an hour. Mill to run cash only after October 17. Rail proposals link St Louis to Minneapolis via Iowa river valley and Iowa Central routes. Governor Stone calls general election for the second Tuesday of October.
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the Cedar
St. Lonia
Minneapoly
Iowa River Valley
Marshall Town
Lows Central
Kulla
Fran Osksbasg
Cadar Falls
Toledo
DOW
Waterloo
Waverly
Hne
Minneasoils
Forty Years Ago News From County Chains and Bridges
Fort Worth era item notes three iron bridges built for forty thousand dollars and debt-free bridge fund. Cedar mills fire narrowly saved. grain chain found before threshing. G W Champlin buys Neely residence. Orange township elects judges constables clerk trustees. Injured Burgoon boy treated by Dr Mack. Wells resigns express job to move to San Diego. Mill Street post office crossing urged.
Twenty Years Ago Washington County News Briefs
Eighteen months old daughter of John Saniman fell ill after drinking Monday evening and remained in critical condition. Keils and Tannerhill factory suffered a $15000 loss last Tuesday. Florence Rugg and Frank M. Shores wed at Marshal Rugg home Grundy county with Lula Kingsbury and Frank A. Asquith as attendants. They will live on Ninth Street East. Trustee E. T. Cowin sold the Washington Brooks farm in Eagle township to Lawrence McGarvey for $35 an acre, 13 1/2 acres. J. K. Swener, former East Waterloo superintendent, died Monday noon of locomotor ataxia, aged 63, leaving a widow, two daughters and a son. Libby Clawson, daughter of J. R. Clawson, died of consumption aged 25. J. P. Geist left for his old home in Pennsylvania after 26 years away, planning visits to New York state and other points. D. B. Stanton, Waterloo resident, died at Ames Tuesday evening at 69, with children listed in the notice.
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Plorence Rugg
Frank M. Shores
Marshal Rugg
Grundy County
E. T. Cowin
Washington Brooks
Eagle Township
Lawrences McGarvey
East Waterloo
Fairfield
Wanella
Washington
Cedar Falls
Bargal Flesh Building Patent Record
An ad touts Bargal as a fat and muscle builder for thin people. It claims the digestive tract must assimilate food, promotes Bargal tablets taken with meals, promises weight gain of 10 to 40 pounds, and offers money-back refunds via Joder Pharmacy and other druggists.
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Joder Pharmacy
NOTD
Fargotta
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A. I. Kynett
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Steware
W. M. Stone
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G. W. Champlin
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J. K. Swener
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