ARIORTER VOL. 248 DAILY EDITION NOTICE AND RATES
Page shows newspaper masthead with publisher Hartman Co. and editors Donn Hartman Jackson McCoy with treasurer. Subscription prices listed for mail within 50 miles and beyond, plus weekly rates. Copyright and Associated Press notices indicate standard press rights and advertising policies. Offices in Philadelphia, Los Angeles, and San Francisco listed with representatives Brooks & Finley.
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Waterloo
Associates Press
Press International News
Associated Press
Associated
Tha
Nat
New War
Philadulphis Glicana
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Story
Mrooks & Finley, Representatives
County Wide Celebration Marks 75 Years in Marshal County
Communities in Marshal County held a multi day observance of the seventy fifth anniversary with a historical pageant showing events in Iowa and the region. About 6000 attended the pageant with 1000 participants as a parade and new hotel opening highlighted the jubilee. A queen of beauty contest and an anniversary edition from a local newspaper complemented the festivities. The event fostered cooperation between towns urban and rural and drew broad advertising and goodwill.
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Marshal
Iowa
Marshall County
Marshalltown
The Law of the Air and Sky Regulation Emergence
A 1930s reflection on aviation law noting the need for federal rules for air traffic. It argues that cross border and urban flight require uniform standards, cites Department of Commerce steps to curb risky airspace. It warns enforcement gaps and slow progress while planes evolve.
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Chapman Field
Department of Commerce
Pioneer Patrolmant
The Intelligent Voter Portrait Omission Sparks Comment
In Michigan the ballots drop the Lincoln and Wilson portraits from the top of the party columns, sparking curiosity and criticism. Democratic secretary Giles Kavanaugh cites confusion over voters thinking they were choosing Abraham Lincoln and Woodrow Wilson, while commentators laments the era’s political education efforts.
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Michigan
Abraham Lincoln
Woodrow Wilson
Giles Kavanaugh
Democratic State Committee
Woodrow Willson
Lincoln
Tempora
Grove Washington
Concerted effort to make air safe for breathing during disease fight
Scientists urge a broad campaign to improve air quality in workplaces and streets to reduce respiratory diseases. They note that success requires public cooperation, likening it to the shift in sanitation and safe food and water laws that extended life.
Public Health Push Toward Pure Air and Water
Detroit News notes that efforts to keep food and water clean reduced typhoid and other epidemics. Officials now stress air quality and ventilation, with laws advancing for proper building construction, predicting lower respiratory disease mortality as public attitude improves.
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Detroit News
Dusty post offices blamed on shoddy twine economy
A health column by Dr. William Brady criticizes wartime postal twine costing dust. Readers from Cheyenne Ogden and a postmaster report dusty offices, frequent coughing and colds, due to dry sweeping and fuzz from twine. Letters discuss knots and packing methods while medical Q A clarifies inner ear anatomy and salt consumption questions.
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Alec Rily
Postalica
Cheyenne
Ogden
Ulah
Antii
Pstoffice Force
Wit
Durhness
Serge LeeoNs
Tony
P. P
Tom
Tegrudge
Nine Kinds of People by Glenn Prank av 1928
An article by Glenn Prank av outlines nine customer types from Beran Baenn Blake ott She, noting the wary and uncertain buyers. It describes the anxious, dictating, suspicious, pleasant, and silent customers and explains how each challenges sales with unique mindsets and demands precise handling.
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Glenn Prank Av
University of Wisconsin
Century Magazine
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Beran Baenn Blake
Bhoke
Telsana
Benerables
Ft. Sigkhy
Wulhoriica
New York Idolizes Gangsters in Absurd Proportions
Oct 17 New York journalism lampoons racketeers as idols, detailing their terror tactics and protection rackets. It notes police knowledge of gangsters as rats, cites Greenwhich Village and Walker’s home, Broadway tipping services, and a fire hazard era with stray matches. The piece blends reporter anecdotes with vivid city portraits and social critique.
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Mayor Walker
St. Luke's Place
New York
Greenwich Village
Walker’ Oes
Uncle Wregily and Tangle's Tears
A fragment from a children's tale describes a bunny named Tangle whose fur forms tangles. Nurse June Fuzzy Wuzzy reassures and predicts the child will learn to comb her fur smoothly as she grows. The dialogue conveys tenderness and fear of tangling fur.
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June Fuzzy Wuzzy
Jar
Tangle the Bunny Learns Her Name in Changeable Tale
A story fragment follows a muskrat housekeeper and a young rabbit named Tangle as she learns her name. The scene depicts Tangle growing older, with details about grooming and the protective bond with the caretaker. The text ends on a note of an unclear turn in Tangle’s life.
Tangle Learns Brush Lesson From Uncle Wiggily Tale
Abe Martin style aside, a playful tale follows Tangle the bunny who resists brushing her tangled fur for school. Uncle Wiggily appears, recognizes Tangle, and plans a gentle lesson with a barber shop visit to fix her untidy fur, promising a future care.
Waterloo Building & Loan grows, a jail article noted
Fifty years ago on October 16 1878 the Waterloo Building and Loan association earned a flourishing reputation with five buildings financed. a prison article described a new jail with steel cells and a warded corridor on the courthouse grounds at Water and Tenth streets. Ed Pardee left for Wichita to start mercantile business. City paid 65 cents for bridge lighting. Frank Bagge caught a 10 pound three ounce pickerel three feet long while river fishing. China wedding anniversaries celebrated for Mr and Mrs Miller and Mr and Mrs Reuben Lester with a surprise gathering. H O Pratt joined Miller in a ceremony. H B Fouke was district attorney in Waterloo yesterday. K Bueghney to California for the Dunkard church. Eldridge shot a 25 pound raccoon at timber bluffs between here and Cedar Falls.
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Courier
County Board
Frank Bagge
Bagg
China
G. B. Miller
Reuben Lester
H.O. Pratt
E. Eldridge
Here
Cedar Falls
Frank Knapp
Old Muscatine harvest yields giant sweet potatoes
Forty years ago in Muscatine Jo Bennett Jr sent a basket of monster sweet potatoes with six weighing 30 pounds. The note mentions May deaths in nearby families, local political plans by Robert G. Cousins, and community events including a new barn for Birdsall, a 128 pound pumpkin, plow factory plans, and church leadership changes. The Washington Post item discusses air traffic dangers, crashes, and lighting for ships of the air, with references to the Los Angeles dirigible and related safety orders.
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Jo Bennett, Jr
Muscatine
Steward Hershiser
Orange Township
Hickelberg Bros. Annonce
Water Street
Washington Post
Herr von Guererd
Germany
Los Angeles
Herriott Guererd
Berlin
Detroit
Mitchell Field
Aeld
Pitcairn Aircraft Company
Navy
Wilbur
Department of Commerce
Twenty Years Ago Expansion and Tragedy Highlight October 1908
TWENTY YEARS AGO Saturday October 17 1908 reports James' Black Dry Goods to expand by purchasing the Holzer block at Water and Fourth Streets for 40000 dollars add floor space. Include notes on Rev Frank Cole returning to First M E and Rev E D Hull to Grace M E, Church assignments for G H Birney Cedar Falls and J W Bissell as district superintendent. Also announces Nathan B Barber named county surveyor to fill J B Kieffer vacancy and property sale at Fourth and Washington to a syndicate for 20000 dollars payable on annuity. Patrolman Fred P Widmann fatally shot on Fourth Street beat, assailant at large. Visit by Rev George B Shoemaker, weather notes of unusually warm last week.
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James’ Black Dry Goods Company
Holzer
Water
Fourth Streets
F. L. Benedict
Frank Cole
First
M. E
E. D. Hull
M. E. Church
Upper Town
G. H. Birney
Cedar Falls
J. W. Bissell
Fred P. ‘Widmann
Fourth Street
Lafayette
Mulberry
Widmann
George B. Shoemaker
Shell Rock
E. R
Stoarge
Nature Hides Her Children In Color Matching Examples
Uncle Ray asks how animals blend with surroundings noting brown ants on earth and perch greens in weeds. Ptarmigan change plumage with seasons from brown to lighter winter coats. Scientists say long earth history allows continual color change for survival across species.
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Rockies
Science
Burroughs Nature Club Notes
The column invites reader questions on nature topics and promises answers in the next issue. It recounts previous Qs on parrots care from Bronx Zoo sources, differences between moose and elk, and origins of the gypsy moth, noting its status as a forest pest and global distribution.
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Nature Notes
Department of Birds
Bronx Zoological Gardens
Gresne
North America
Asia
Japan
Africa
Alger
France
Germany
Russia
England
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America
Frank Yate
Terror
Broadway
Monk Eastman
Kid Twist
Johnny Spanish
Little Augie
Kitty the Horse
the Life Jack
Kid Dropper
Midget Louie
Goals the Lump
Ash Faced Bly
Alonzo
Tangle
Heward R Garis
Mr Longean
Imost
Dane
Change Huggers
Triwest
Ariel
Abe Martin
Smith
Rabbit
Mrs. Langears
Uncle Wiggily
Wiggily
Mr. Longears
Mr. Long- Ears
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Eller
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Waterloo Building & Loan Association
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Joans
R. H. Pardee
Wichita
Kan
Sam M. Hoff
H. B. Fouke
Imtiats Judicial District
Eltier Be, K. Bueghney
California
Dunkard Church
C. A. Hoffman
Hoffman
Emmetsburg
Robert G. Cousins
Tipton
la Porte City
Cousins
George B. Birdsall
Birdsall
John H. Williams
Noami Garton
Richard Garton
H.A. Snyder
Garton
First Baptist Church
Burmese
W.F. Barclay
Upper Iowa
Jefferson Street
M. EL
Uncle Ray
Nathan_B. Barber
Republican County Central Committee
Hilla
J. B. Kieffer
Mr. Bayber
Cc. C. Parkhurst
Fourth and
Washington Streets
Syndi
Cate
William Galloway
A. W. Brown
GC. W. Campbell
J. Maxwell Church
Burton E. Wilson
Uncle Ray’s
Burroughs Nature Club
Houghton Mifflin CO
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