Courier Weekly and Daily Page Rates and Offices
The Courier Weekly and Daily, published daily except Sunday, lists offices and staff headed by President and Editor Hartman. It notes advertising rates on application and requests orders through the Courier office or local exchanges. It also details European addresses for the American Traveling Courier office and foreign postage notices.
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Petersburg
Nevsky Prospekt
The Hold Over Paper Read by Waterloo Readers
The hold over paper, popular in Waterloo, is described as the weekly publication readers digest on Saturday nights and thoroughly reviewed on Sundays.
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All Waterloo
Waterloos Prohibition Fight Sees Hope in Rehearing
Waterloo faces a possible new petition to renew saloon licenses after yesterday's supreme court decision. If the court grants a rehearing, proponents may push a fresh petition based on updated poll books, signaling a renewed struggle in the temperance campaign.
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Supreme Court
Waterloo
Yesterfar
Zaluon
Salon Peti- Hong
Let Us Hope So The Voting Machines Editorial
An era comment from the Dubuque Times Journal laments maternalistic times while envisioning migration to hills as nature gains value. A Webster City Freeman Tribune note urges county supervisors to take radical action now with Senator Cummins drafting a response.
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Dubuque
Vetera
Webster City
Freeman-Tribune
Walgrinn
Mont
Precinety
Cummins
Voting machines spark broad protest over one minute limit
An article argues that a one minute limit for voting machine use disenfranchises voters and calls for repealing the law. It urges more machines per precinct and the option of Australian ballots to protect constitutional rights and prevent coercion.
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Chicago
Acme
Jevera
End to Toy Noise at Dairy Show Grounds Urged
An editorial calls for banning loud toy noises at fairs arguing they disrupt serious exhibits and speeches. The writer condemns rubber squeaks by children as a source of 'bedlam' and suggests restricting sales to protect attendees' comfort and the event's dignity.
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House of Representatives
A Musical Boost for Waterloo Opera Stars
Aries Nielsen, a world renowned grand opera star, will perform in Waterloo next week for the annual event that elevates the city’s musical status. The piece praises Mr. Prowell for securing high quality productions and urges liberal support to maintain Waterloo’s standing in the musical world.
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Aries Nielsen
Waterloo
Prowell
Nielsen
Letters on political issues mock voter sentiment and reform
A collection of editorials and letters from Cedar Rapids Gazette Des Moines Capital Marshalltown Times-Republican and Davenport Times critiquing sterilization debates and political upheaval. The pieces praise frank opinion yet warn against hysteria urging voters to deliberate amid reform trends in Iowa and Pennsylvania.
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Des Moines
Milwaukee
Grown Up Child in the Neighbourhood
Ruth Cameron discusses a neighbor viewed as a grown up child of a undesirable class. An incident over a card game leads him to snub friends, skipping walks and social venues, then refusing to speak on the street and in restaurants.
Portia’s line and petty appetites echo in life’s tragedies
The speaker recalls Portia’s judgment on lovers and notes how people cling to fairness in small things. They reflect on childish glories forgotten and the futility of clinging to petty desires as a tragedy of growing up.
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Portia
Asalu
Bulb Culture Techniques for Fall Planting and Window Care
Garden advisor C Cadwallader outlines fall planting of hyacinths tulips daffodils and crocus with deep beds well rotted manure and litter mulch to prevent decay and protect from freezing. For window culture she advises pots of four to five inches with drainage stones soil and careful watering, cooling storage until January or February then gradual transition to bloom.
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Mra. C. Cadwallader
Garden Com
Garcen
Wilson Blames Taft as He Campaigns in Delaware
Georgetown Delaware October 18 Governor Wilson campaigned through the state denouncing the attack on Colonel Roosevelt and urging movement after saying Taft’s administration has left the ship of state adrift. He warned against four more years of drifting and called Taft’s “lid sitting” a stagnant policy. Wilson recalled the 1907 panic as a Republican responsibility.
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Georgetown
Del
Wilson
Delaware
Roosevelt
Taft
The Children’s Panacea Astoria Promoted for Infants
Astoria marketed as a harmless substitute for Castor Oil Paregoric and soothing syrups. Claims include curing worm fever diarrhoea teething troubles and constipation. Warns against counterfeit imitations and insists on genuine bottle labels with Fletcher signature.
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Astoria
China
H. Fletcher
Nebraska as a Rural Land and Democracy Landmark
A humorous travelogue paints Nebraska as vast cornfields and red barns with 1 206 000 residents many pursuing farm life. It recalls 19th century railroads, sod huts, and tornados tamed, notes Missouri and Platte rivers, and calls William J. Bryan a defining Democratic figure in a Republican-leaning state.
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Nebraska
North Dakota
Texas
Uniton Pacific
Omaha
Missouri
Platte River
Chicago
William J. Bryan
Hart-Parr Plan Poured Concrete Worker Homes in Iowa
Charles City Iowa October 18 Charles City Hart Parr Gas Tractor Manufacturing plans poured concrete worker houses first in state. C W Hart president backs Edison era concrete dwelling concept with H Schub of New York bringing steel form equipment to site. Factory employs about a thousand workers and has already extended city streets walks and trees while offering small installments from wages for homes.
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Charles City
Specelal
C. W. Hart
Hart-Parr Gas Tractor Manufacturing Company
Thomas A. Edison
H. Schub
New York
Hart
Fine coach dog to be claimed or euthanized
A well bred coach dog hangs around the Pythian temple and is being fed by the Kimball printery. If unclaimed in days the humane officers will be forced to chloroform it. the puppy has no collar and is awaiting a loving home.
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Pythian Temple
Kimball Printery
Head Covered With White Pimples Child Healed By Cuticura
Mrs. E. F. Sulzberger recalls a one to two and a half year child plagued by head to body eruptions with blood and itching. Thick crusts yielded to Cuticura Soap and Ointment after rest with hooded treatment and washing. The ad touts Cuticura products and free samples from Cuticuraz Dept T Boston.
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Mra
E. F. Sulzberger
Cuticuraz
Dept.t
Boston
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