Waterloo Daily News Ad Rates and Publishing Details
The Waterloo Daily News published by THE W. H. Hartman Company at West Park Ave lists daily circulation details and carrier and mail rates. Editor John C. Harriman and A. W. Peterson oversee operations with general manager Mer ac ae ce ho ee eras. The paper is entered at the Waterloo post office as second class matter and claims larger circulation than any Waterloo daily, with annual and single-copy prices and contract notes.
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Audit Bureau of Circulations
W.H Hartman Company
West Park Ave
Totager
John C. Harriman
A.W. Peterson
Gen
Mer
Mall
Eity
Steener A
Ute Postolice
Waterloo
Iowa
Lerger Bony
The Champion Plowsman
Waldo Thomas of Big Rock, Illinois, won the world plowsman championship last year after 25 years of attempts by Witawn. The feat marks a rare athletic achievement in the farming craft, highlighting skill in furrow plowing and efficiency that feeds and clothes the world.
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Salimost
Lolders
Waldo Thomas
Big Rock
Witawn
Boston Wins World Series Again as Red Sox Triumph
Boston fans celebrate a second straight world series title as the Red Sox outfield trio of Lewis Speaker and Hooper anchored the decisive game against Philadelphia ace Alexander. The piece notes strong defending and clutch hitting amid a tightly contested series and reflects on New Jersey deer and game protection in Nimrod’s El Dorado as context.
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Boston
Athens
America
Philadelphia
Gowdy
Rudolph
Back Bay
Welkin
Red Sox
Lewis
Speaker
Hooper
Alexande
Luderus
Shore
Jas Wood
Buties
Dame Boston
Nimrod
Rockies
New Jersey
el Dorado
New York Times
New Deriey
Bulgaria and Serbia in a Wider War Context
The piece argues Bulgaria has aligned with central powers against Russia and Serbia. It warns of Bulgaria’s vengeance for past losses and predicts potential dismemberment and prolonged defeatist pressure, noting Greek and Serbian resistance and the inability of Allies to deploy sufficient forces to halt von Mackensen’s advance.
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Bulgaria
Mulgaria
Turkey
Greece
Sertia
Roumania
Serbia
Germany
Austria
Bertin
Pont«Oon
Belgium
von Muckensen
America First and Loyal Citizenship Reflections
A Grinnell note recalls Carl Schurz on native love and loyalty of naturalized citizens. A Diogenes tale praises honesty. hog cholera control urged. Seattle sees reindeer meat on market. Santa to travel by car. October naming for baseball magnates.
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America
Wilson
Carl Schurz
United States
Seattle
Santa Claus
Appreciation as the Salt of Work and Life
Appreciation powers effort and well being, boosting health, mood, and service. It strengthens workers and relationships, preventing decline. Express thanks to employers and helpers alike, for gratitude acts like a tonic and even an electric current to the soul.
The Gas Meter satire on gas meters and reading humor
A whimsical essay extols gas meters as nearly perpetual devices that defy wind watches and explanations. It jokes about readings at night, meter readers, and the meter’s moral influence on households, literature, and society.
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Cody
Pees
Europe
George Washington
Would You Warn a Stranger About a Wiggly Wheel
A motorist ignores a wiggling rear wheel while a bystander debates whether to inform the stranger. The piece urges informing others when a safety defect is obvious, applying the Golden Rule and considering good intentions, even amid risk of hostility.
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Jay
North Pole
Mintorist
Antos
What Iowa Editors Are Saying What Iowa Editors Are Saying
A compilation of editorials from Des Moines Capital Webster City Preeman-Tribune and Sioux City on postwar migration trends and pacifism. Berlin births marriages decline. Wilmersdorf weddings drop. US leaders praised for restraint while debates over war echo in public opinion. Marshalltowne Times Republican suggests auto tax revenue could fund county road paving and outlines future road financing.
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Europe
Des Moines
Berlin
Humber
Wilmersdorf
Empire
France
Austria
Belgium
Italy
England
Érastle
Peanla
The Tin Pail Folk Tale Ends in Tragic Greed
An old couple ruined by a cruel rich man receives a magical bright tin pail that fills with berries and milk as they need. The pail sustains them, drawing the greed of the rich man who steals it and drowns after testing the magical container. The tale ends with moral on greed.
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Try
Ten Pal
McClure
One-third of county roads stated as 150 miles per county
The text notes a confusion where one-third of the county road system was said to average 150 miles per county, while the correct figure is one-third averaging fifty miles per county. The total county road system equals 15,787 miles.
Cargo of German Dyes Arrives on Steamer St. Louis
Fifty tons of coal tar dye stuffs of German manufacture reached New York yesterday aboard the steamer St. Louis for the National Association of Cotton Manufacturers. The dyes, consigned to the secretary of commerce, were approved for safe passage by British permits granted earlier. The shipment is for William A. Mitchell of Lowell, Mass.
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Washington, D. C
New York
St. Louis
Secretary of Commerce
William A. Mitchell
Lowell
Mass
National Association of Cotton Manufacturers
Commerce Department
Germany
Embargoed German Cargoes Released to United States
The document notes the embargo on German exports and outlines arrangements by American manufacturers with the British government. The British permit allowed dyes aboard the SE Louis to be exported to the United States, with a hope this marks the first of two similar shipments. The consignment had been shipped to Holland before the German embargo, and British consent was enough for release.
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Germany
United States
SE. Louis
Holland
Pledge Millions for the New German Bank
Chicago residents pledge millions of dollars to a new German bank as Henry Neinshauser reports completion of the campaign to establish a German American banking institution in Chicago. Incorporation papers will be filed next week with officer announcements forthcoming.
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Chicago
Henry Neinshauser
Neinshauser
New
Chicago Banking Institution
Nienshauser
Woman Needs All Her Strength And Kidney Pain
A widow mother endures continuous pain from backache and kidney weakness while tending family duties. Doan's Kidney Pills are praised by Mrs. William Starr of Fowler Street for quick relief and no harmful drugs, noting two boxes stopped her kidney trouble after initial use at Wangler Bros. Drug Store.
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Cain
James
Doan
Waterlan
William Starr
Fowler St
Wangler Bros. Ca
Ne. Doan
Real Estate Transfers Filed in Waterloo
Real estate transfers include Benjamin J Howrey selling to A H Raw an 80 foot lot in Rose Hill first addition Waterloo. Security Savings bank sells to Sophia Reupke parts of blocks 15 and 4 116 in Ricker Bratnaber Lend Co add for 957.20. B F Heskett sells to Charles Heskett parcels 7 8 9 10 block 47 original plat Waterloo east for 1. George EB Lichly trustee sells to Mary J Bennett lot 4 block 31 Division SA Cedar River park Waterloo for 240. John Wagner sells to F Banks lot ? block S Home Park add Waterloo for 2000.
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Black Hawk Co
Abstract Co
Benjamin J. Howrey
A. H. Raw
Rose Hill
Ada
Waterloo
Security Savings Bank
Sophia Reupke
Ricker & Bratnaber Lend Co
B. F. Heskett
Charles Heskett
Maré Jols
Waterloo East
George EB. Lichly
Mary J. Bennett
Cedar River Park
John Wagner
F. Banks
Home Park
Rheumatism Cure Ad Promotes Blood Restoration
A historical medical advertisement explains rheumatism as a blood disorder caused by uric acid. It warns of gradual deterioration, stomach and liver trouble, and muscle pain, urging complete blood restoration with S. S. S. as the effective remedy, and offers free medical information from the Swift Specific Company.
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Moray
SS. S
Swift Specific Company
8.S.S
S.S. S
Swift Specific Co. Medical Department
Atlanta, Ga
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Woodrow Wilson
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Maine
Die Mae
Marshalltowne
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