New York Ofies 10 Percent Tribune Building
The Daily Courier announces rates for weekly and yearly subscriptions with carrier delivery. It lists office locations in Chicago and Walldairy Iowa and notes advertising rates and telephone contacts. It also notes Courier distribution in Europe with select agency addresses in Paris Berlin and St Petersburg.
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New York
Tribune
Alfred B. Lukens
Chicago
A.W. Allen
Courier
Europe
Waterloo Courier
Fcam
Trafaleur Building
Northeam- Ferland Avenue
American Process
and & Haymarket
Dawe's Steamship Agency
Green Street
Paris
Boulevard Des Capucines
Place de Opera
American Express
The Hold Over Paper Read Nationwide Weekend
The Hold Over Paper is described as the Saturday paper that Waterloo reads on Saturday nights and thoroughly digests on Sunday, signaling its central place in local media consumption across the community.
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All Waterloo
Fall of Monarchy Sparks European Unrest Across Nations
A sweeping notice describes Europe-wide discontent with social unrest and labor troubles shaking monarchies in Portugal and Spain. It notes police raids on a bomb factory, arrests of medical students from Lisbon and Coimbra, Jesuit expulsions, and rising republican strength influencing elections and the Cortes.
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Portugal
Europe
Spain
Nat
Wht
Lisbon
University of Coimbra
Monaste Aldea Ponte
Portigrese Narest
Piets
Lida Phillips
JSOS
Repubdlicans
Cortes
Portugal in political chaos and press value debate
The text discusses a cabinet overthrow and parliament adjournment on September 26 to December 17 to preserve power amid a weak majority. It contrasts republican ideals and monarchy risks with Portugal pursuing self government, while criticizing newspaper advertising as essential to readers and merchants and noting price declines despite service improvements.
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Cay
Bald
Portugal
How Many More The Staunton Interurban Wrecks and Loss of Life
A reader condemns the recent Staunton interurban collision in Illinois and Indiana, arguing for strict laws to govern electric car operations. The piece calls the wrecks a predictable result of reckless operation and urges public accountability to prevent further tragedies.
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Staunton
Indiana
Illinois
Farmers urged to plow land to curb grasshoppers
Minnesota experts warn of a potential insect invasion next summer as dry conditions allow grasshoppers to multiply. University of Minnesota professor Q O W Osmund urges farmers to plow fields to expose nymphs to birds and predation, reducing the pest before it harms crops in both Minnesota and Iowa.
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Minnesota
QO. W. Oesmumd
University of
Towa
Outlaw’s Privilege Sparks Debate on Law and Order
The speaker denounces sentimentality for Metz, arguing no man is above the law. If individuals seize privileges like the outlaw, society risks anarchy and tribal warfare.
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Metz
Pessimists Face No Hope This Fall In Business Outlook
A fragmentary column notes critics warn of mixed signals in the fall economy with traders debating price trends while analysts in Waterloo discuss potential trade extensions and shifting expectations amid political commentary.
Political chatter and rail fare talk across Iowa and Dubuque
A cluster of clipped items shows opinions on aviation daring and Roosevelt era politics, with Sioux City and Davenport papers weighing in. Topics include rail ticket identity, Republican politics in New York, and calls for public political engagement via primaries.
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Iowa City
Hite
Davenport Times
the Times
Wonderful record of a small girl
At the recent Ryler county fair in Allison Mrs August Kothe of Jefferson township won first prizes for fancy work and best peck of peas. Her daughter Miss Nida, under 8, captured multiple top awards for a rug waving rag carpet penmanship cookies and white bread. She also earned second premium in penmanship for a child her age, a feat described as exceptionally hard to equal.
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Parkersburg
Ryler County
Allison
August Kothe
Jefferson Township
Nida
The Evening Chit Chat on Travel and Lost Articles
The column discusses simple getaways near home to aid health and purse, noting a doctor and wife using a country spot for daily relief. It reflects on daily transport, a before-and-after health sketch, and proposes a universal return of lost items with a finder’s reward system inspired by a London incident.
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Tie Rose
London
Scotland Yards
Windmill Toy Advice for Baby Entertainment
A fragment advises using colored paper windmills for soothing a baby. It suggests introducing the toy via a woman's club connection and explains that placing the windmill in the baby's carriage can keep him content as it spins in the breeze, reducing the need for other amusements.
Former Iowan to Inherit Over $2,900,000
Frank B. Grege of Manchester, once editor of the Manchester Democrat, will inherit more than 2.9 million dollars from the estate of his mother, Mrs. Edwart Rutledge, widow of Chippewa Falls lumber magnate. Grege, long based in Superior and Spokane, once ran a large western job printing plant in Spokane.
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Manchester
Frank B. Grege
Superior
Wis
Spokane
Wash
Grege
Gregg
Eva Day
Long
Taft Endorsed by G.O.P. Offstates and Massachusetts Convention
In l detroit Michigan on October 6 Senator William Alden Smith acting as temporary chair opened the Republican state convention defending the tariff and pledging victory at the polls while recognizing Taft and Roosevelt as party leaders. In Boston Massachusetts the GOP convention backed President Taft's administration and the Payne tariff, nominating Eben S. Draper for governor.
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Ldetruit
Mich
William Alden Smith
Taft
Roosevelt
Boston
Mass
Massachusetts
Payne
Eben JS. Draper
Crawford Transfer Closes Incident in Nebraska Church
In Tixon WL Get. 6, the transfer of Rev. Dr. Crawford of Chicago to the northern Nebraska conference was announced. It marks the closing incident in the Leek Laventer Crawford episode, ending a recent church dispute.
Bonded Debt Of City Defined By Treasury Decision
A Treasury Department ruling clarifies the Aldrich-Vreeland currency law threshold for emergency notes. It defines net funded indebtedness as total municipal bonded debt minus uninvested funds and cancelled bonds, and valuation of taxable property as assessed actual value by the assessor.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Aldrich-Vreeland
Treasury
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West Park Ave
John GC. Hartman
A. W. Peterson
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Daily Courier
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Iowa
Cornixe
Associated Presearch
Iowa Evening Press Association
Rick Hawk County
Prine
Waterloo
Pohl
Patria
Geet
Sioux
Cire Tribune
Uncle Joe
Congress
Tao
Sibley Tribune
Hunter
Eifons
Lana
Dubuque
Tim Fournat
Charles H. Young
Republican Clubr of
Dix
Stimson
Theodore
Napoleon
Young
Hhis Bridge
Wrangler Bros. and
Uf. W. Taggart
Heal
Tone Bros
Tone’s Pepper
One Bros She Garnon Brake
Inc
Tore
WSS
RES
Fewa Corre
Hong Shes UE
Crawford
Clan Zy
Elgin
Elgin National Watch CO
Tae Tsun
St.Paul
Minneapolis
Takeo
Chicago Great Western Limited
Waterloo-Twin Cities
St. Panl
Twin Cities
St. Paul
Twin City
W. T. Brown
City Pass
Agt
T. J. Cleary
Iowa No
Corn Belt
Treasury Dept
Sentrom
Sonn Dole
Lee
Bradfield Regulator CO
Atlanta
Flack Hawk Bank
Consolidated Phone
Dexter Phelps
Joder
Jefferson Street
F. H. Latier
la Fayette Street
Fourth Street
C. B
Mest
LaFayette Building
Cornar 4Th Street
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