The Batertos Courier Foreign Postage Locations Listed
American travelers in Europe will find The Batertos Courier on file at London Room 7 Trafalgar building Northumberland Avenue American Express office Band 6 Haymarket Dawe's Steamship Agency 17 Green Street Peria Boulevard des Capucines Place de Opera American Express Office Rue Feribe Ferlin Unter den Linden Beterebura Nevsky Prospekt Foreign postage noted WN page Paper 16 page Paper 2c Ic
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Europe
Batertos Courier
London
Trafalgar Building
Northcumberland Avenue
American Express
Haymarket
Dawe's Steamship Agency
Green Street
Peria
Boulevard Des Capicines
Comer Place de 'Opera
Rue Feribe
Ferlin—Unter den Linden
Beterebura
Nevsky Prospekt
Iowas Loss Dolliver the Iowans Great Orator Dies
The article honors Jonathan P. Dolliver as a towering Iowan and Fort Dodge native. It recalls his early speeches in Black Hawk County and Waterloo, his role as a senator, and his rare talents in oratory, debate, and public service. The piece laments his sudden death and reflects on the impact of his loss on Iowa and the nation.
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Dolliver
Fort Dodge
Jonathan P. Dolliver
Caltiver
Black Hawk County
Waterloo
Gear
Jie
Lincoln
Byvers
People of
Iowa
Senate
BE. H. Hubbard
Dairy show yields broad benefits for dairymen and cattle raisers
The final results of last week’s dairy and cattle show bring wide gains for dairymen and cattle raisers. Early reports highlight improved breeding, higher herd quality, and increased market interest in livestock products across multiple exhibitors and regions.
Waterloo dairy exhibit sparks lasting national lesson
The Waterloo fair week showcased cattle displays and machinery while promoting dairy industry growth and community boosterism. The piece warns of a far larger epic of soil conservation and lessons from 1910 and earlier, urging readers to grasp the long term implications beyond the show.
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Waterloo
Entre State
Tate
Waterloo Boosters Call for Spokane Style Press Agent
The Courier urges Waterloo boosters to hire a press agent to supply local news to leading dailies for free use. It cites Des Moines and Minneapolis as examples of stealing publicity and questions why authorities arrest stage managers instead of performers and managers. The piece criticizes higher ups for fostering indecency on stage.
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Courier
Waterloo
Spokane
Des Moines
Minneapolis
New Alaska Peak Claims Tallest Title Instead of Mount McKinley
The text notes a shift in the record of the continent’s highest summit. It claims a different Alaskan mountain has been discovered to be higher than Mount McKinley, changing the top geographic landmark. It mentions Dr. Cook and questions about the earlier Mount McKinley story.
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Dr. Cook
Mount McKinley
Alaskan
Portents on Claude Porter and Des Moines Trust Probe
A hunch centers on Claude Porter as observers urge tackling state issues of the democratic platform rather than avoiding them. Des Moines authorities plan to investigate charges involving a fruit and commission house trust in the city.
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Claude Porter
Des Moines
Fruit and Commission House Trust
Spirit of the Iowa Press Acknowledges Local Baseball League Talk
A fragmented clipping notes Cedar Rapids pushing for league inclusion in baseball next year and calls for action. It references regional promotion and civic sports effort amid scattered editorials. Local outlets like Carroll and Davenport are mentioned in passing.
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Cedar Rapids Gazette
Cedar Rapids
Buncombe and big cases stir Iowa talk
Des Moines Capital blasts claims as buncombe while noting federal cases could falter and coping with major litigation. Marshalltown Times-Republican calls Iowa prisons and asylums a product of neglect, and Cedar Falls Record warns Grundy Center amid talk of Senator DeWolf and saloon spread across counties.
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Marshalltown
Iowa
The Sympathy That Leads To Divorce
An essay warns against a false sympathy from unmarried individuals toward unhappy marriages. A man shares discontent with his wife, and a social acquaintance offers sympathy that reinforces the idea of a mismated union. The piece argues this sympathy worsens the situation, contributing to divorce.
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Ms Wife
Cure a Cough in One Day Promotional Claim
An old newspaper ad touts a laxative bromide quinine tablet cure for a cough in one day. It promises druggist refunds if it fails, features E W Grove’s signature, and includes a price of 25 cents. It also advertises a government publication titled Milk and Its Relation to the Public Health at 828 pages priced at $1, with write to the Superintendent of Documents at the Government Printing Office.
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E. W. Grove
Govt. Printing Office
Deep sorrow as Iowans mourn Senator Dolliver death
Prominent Iowans pay tribute to J P Dolliver after the senator's death. Governors judges and congressmen express shock and grief, praising his leadership and public service. Messages emphasize his eloquence courage and devotion to Iowa and the nation.
Iowa's Bereavement Senator Dolliver Dies at 52
Des Moines editor Harvey Ingham recalls Senator Dolliver's sudden death at his Des Moines home after a vivid political life. The piece notes his vigor, optimism, and long service to the common man, set against October foliage and a peaceful farewell. He was 52, foretelling a bright political future cut short.
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Harvey Ingham
Des Moines
Register and Leader
Dolliver
Roosevelt
Iowa
A Veteran Congressman’s Final Message From The Grave
The obituary notes the congressman spoke often and eloquently, shaping his legacy after nearly thirty years in service. It credits labor and study for his readiness and asserts his death will highlight a lifelong stand for the rights of the masses. His purpose was clear to close confidants and was spoken before death.
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Congress
Bank reserves and money at call in France and banks
The passage notes that the entire cash on hand in France is called till money, rarely exceeding 4 percent of deposits, while joint stock banks hold a secondary reserve of about 15 to 20 percent of assets, comprising money loaned to merchants and others on stock exchange and related securities.
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Bell Oy Commercial
France
Stock Exchange
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