Daily Courier Ad Rates and Postage Notices
Classified page outline from a historical Daily Courier with details on second class matter, circulation, advertising rates, contact numbers, and offices in multiple cities. Includes editor and manager names, pricing notes, and subscription information, plus foreign postage and branch exchange references.
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Cocrina
Hurofe
American Treveien
Wwaterioo Evening Courier
Eesen
Trafalgar
Northcomberland Avera
American Rapress
Megwarker
Dewe's Steamship Agency
Grean Forest
Berle Boulevard Des Capecines
Sune
Asceticae Beeree Ae Geribe
Pertin—Unter den
Petersbers
P Nevaky Prospekt
Ae Nee
The Hold Over Paper
The Hold Over Paper is described as the newspaper Waterloo reads on Saturdays and digests on Sundays, suggesting its weekly appeal and routine use by readers.
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All Waterloo
Changes in the colleges Iowa to Ames engineering move
The Iowa state board of education orders the engineering college moved from Iowa City to Ames to unite with the Ames engineering department. Officials say this centralizes resources, reduces duplication, and strengthens the university's standing. Critics question timing and regional advertising impact. Also notes a reprint on Earth axis modification ideas and a hypothetical Titania disaster linked to axis tilt.
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Iowa State Board of Education
Iowa
Iowa City
Ames
Engineering
Ynain
University of Iowa City
State University of
Minneapolis
Madison
Ann Arbor
College of Engineering
State University
Iowa’ City
Black Hawk county farmers urged to fund soil expert hire
The Courier reports Black Hawk County farmers are urged to hire a soil expert for three years. A. A. Burger of Ames favors locating in Black Hawk, with Cedar Falls as a temporary stop. a fund is needed to sustain the project until it becomes self supporting. The piece calls for farmer cooperation and publicity to advance the plan.
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Black Hawk
Black Hawk County
A. A. Burger
Ames
Cedar Falls
Courier
Waterloo Aims to Welcome Visitors to Major World Show
Community booster notes Waterloo plans a comfortable welcome for guests at the world’s biggest daily show. Mentions next week will bring news beyond baseball and quotes Teddy as a peaceable man.
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Waterloo
Motion of Poetry and Harsh Critics Across Pages
A collage of quotes on poetry, editors, and fame from periodicals. Notes on Damon and Pythias as a joke about a winning battery and editor accuracy. Actress Kat Douglas Wiggin discusses London critics and climbing fame, while a mother contemplates a baby's future and the perils of public judgment.
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Damon
Pythias
Chicago News
Katt Douglas Wiggin
London
Mrs. Wiggin
Wittliv
Spirit of the Iowa Press and Campaign Notes
A digest of editorials and political commentary from Iowa papers. Mentions Roosevelt Taft Hadley and Cummins alongside editorials on Pickett Clarke and the Republican rally at Germania hall with strong support in the Third district.
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Pickett
Clarke
Dubuque
Iowa Assembly
Iowa
Moving the Earth: Riker's Bold Plan to Tilt the Globe
Des Moines Register reports Carroll Livingston Riker proposes a massive engineering scheme to tilt the earth by building a 500 mile jetty from Cape Race. Aimed at deflecting currents to melt Arctic ice, the plan costs 190 million dollars and could transform northern seas and habitable land if feasible.
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Des Moines Register
Europe
Carroll Livingston Riker
America
Riker
Gulf Stream
Arctic
Newfoundland
Atlantic
Cape Race
Ocean
North Atlantic
Ienbergs
North Pole
Panama Canal
Burglars Hit Businesses in New Sharon Oct 11
Elmer Watlands' restaurant H T Ryans harness shop and Ed Beans poultry house were broken into Wednesday night. A box of cigars and nineteen cents were stolen. Marshall Leightie arrested Sid Traeger and Frank Kittner and they confessed to Mayor Evans, who sent them to Ositaloosa to await grand jury action.
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New Sharon
Qet
Elmer Watlands
H. T. Ryan
Ed. Bean
Leightie
S Id Traeger
Frank Kittner
Evans
Ositaloosa
Cure for husbands who mock their wives
Ruth Cameron discusses a prevalent type of emotional cruelty where husbands ridicule their wives without cause. She argues such mental pain equals physical harm, urges penitence and genuine change, and notes many men would object to admitting this cruelty exists.
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Ruth Cameron
Franke Denies Senate Bid As Progressive Leader Calls For Opposition
Marshalltown Times-Republican notes Mr. Franke, bull moose chairman in Iowa, denies candidacy for the U S Senate or any office while urging a progressive challenger to Kenyon due to his support of the straight Taft ticket. He cites Byers Garst Funk Ingham Smith as veter an progressive figures loyal to Roosevelt principles amid a debated party split.
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Hadley
Cedar Rapids
Roosevelt
Taft
Chicago
Marshalltown Times-Republican
Franke
Bull Moose Party
Iowa
United States
Kenyon
Kenson
Theodore Roosevelt
Towa
Mr. Franke
Senate
Hood's Sarsaparilla Aids Boston Man After Five Years Rheumatism
Henry J. Goldstein of Button Street Boston describes five years of severe rheumatism that kept him from work. He credits Hood's Sarsaparilla with dramatic relief noting stiff knees and excruciating pain improved after use and claiming he is now cured. He endorses Hood's in testimonial form.
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Henry J. Goldstein
Button Street
Boston
Mass
Hood
Mr. Goldstein
Treating as a social ritual and its chaotic consequences
An extended critique of treating in bar culture describes the ritual of buying rounds as a self perpetuating cycle that ensnares participants. It portrays the social pressure to drink, the mechanical rotation of buys, and the eventual drunken aftermath including empty wallets and hangovers.
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Cleopatra
Progressives clash over Kenyon Roosevelt link in party split
In a party dispute, proponents argue Kenyon’s senate record matches Roosevelt’s progressive standards, while critics push for a new progressive candidate. Franke cites several ex and current progressives and urges interviews to test support for another candidate.
Federal education department seeks rural education specialist
The United States bureau of education announces openings for high class educators. Positions include Specialist in rural education at $8000 and a statistic collector at $2400. The rural specialist must know rural conditions and hold a recognized college or university degree.
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United States Bureau of Education
Civil Service Commission
Rural Education Specialist and Statistics Chief Jobs Delineated
The description outlines qualifications for a rural education specialist and a statistics collector in Washington. Requirements include teaching or studying education, years of experience in educational roles, public speaking, and belief in rural schooling benefits. Examinations are scheduled for October 19 and 26 with remote testing, plus endorsements from figures like Geo. T. Craddock and H. W. Taggart in an advertisement.
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Commissioner of Education
Division of
Bureau of Education
Washington
Cure for Severe Skin Rash with Cuticura Products
Mrs Kathryn Krafft reports eighteen years of itching and a spring breakout covering her face arms and body. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment followed by Resolvent she claims complete cure in two months with improved sleep and weight regain. Satisfactory results touted alongside product details and free samplings offered by Cuticura.
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Warrenville
Kathryn Krafft
Cuticura
Dept. T
Boston
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Mara
Junker
Tower of Babel
Leader
Chicago Tribune
Teddy
Woman’s Home Companion
Spirit OF the Iowa Press
Tamemrex
Eldora Herald
G. O. P. Newton
Spencer
Cummins
MR. Frank
Geo. T. Craddock
Ruble
Ark
H. W. Taggart
No Alam
Crystal Patent
Pioneer
Union Mill Company
Waterloo Paint and Glass Co
Jefferson Street
C. M. Wray, M. D
First Nate Bank
Dr. C. A. Waterbury
Russell-Lamson Block
E. T. Jaynes
M. D
BUITE
Franklin St
C. D. Pedersen Tawyer
Teyte Ioan On ‘Arma
Consolidated Phone
Jefferzon
Robert G. Dakin
Lafayette Building
Blue Waterloo
Edgar
Natl Bank
Carl Bickley
Cecil Bickley
Weet Fourth Street
J. GC. Mortonson
Black Hawk National Bank
Wast
Eleventh Street
Black
DR. F
Lafayette Bldg
DE. Gerrit J. Bennett
West Fourth
Elmwood and
Western
DR. Bodwell
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