Waterloo Evening Courier Editorial Highlights Local Elections
The Waterloo Courier urges voters to support Supreme Court and district judges, endorses Black Hawk County representatives McFarlane and Santee, and backs Republican candidates while questioning Democratic war policy and support for Major Clark. It argues for experienced lawmakers and cautions on partisan votes in upcoming Tuesday elections.
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Waterloo
Courier
Alddale Reporter
Associated Press
Associated Preag
Audit Bureau of Circulations
H. Hartman Co
West Park Ave
John C. Hartman
A.W. Peterson
Treas
Gen’l Mer. Coe
Iowa
Itic
Washington, D. C
Munsey
E. G. Dougherty
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Story
Brooks & Finley
Rep
Tate
Supreme Court of
Frank B. Gaynor
Byron W. Preston
Oskaloosa
Truman S. Stevens
Fremont County
Supreme Court
Supreme Bench
Iowa Supreme Court
tenth judicial dis_trict
Black Hawk
Delaware
Buchanan
Lana Grundy
C. W. Mullan
R. B. Boles
G. W. Dunham
Repubican
Black Hawk County
Nessrs
Pi. W. McFarlane
G. B. Santee
Assembly
Messrs. McFarlane
Santee
House of Representatives
The
Times Tribune
Major Clark
Congress
Washington
BiEr Service Flag Edits Adate Four Names
Names listed for a service flag include Henry Bender Lyndon Bisbee Freeman and Fentiman Mw Oral Hinds Link Van Metra wa with dates and notes of service. The fragmentary item records names and affiliations without full context or locations.
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Henry’ Bender Lyndon Bisbee M
Freeman & Fentiman
Oral Hinds
van Metra Wa
Debate on pressing support for the president and the draft bill
The piece argues Republicans and Democrats should be judged by their stance on the wartime draft. It cites S H Dent of Alabama opposing the draft, and notes Speaker Clark, Kitchin, and Dent resisted the bill on the floor, while Republicans aided its passage.
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Noebody
House Military Committee
S. H. Dent
Alabama
House
Clark
Ways and Means
Kitchin
Dent
Missouri
Sciatica Causes Symptoms and Treatments In Brief
An early medical note explains the sciatic nerve origin and path, its common inflammatory pain, and factors raising risk. It details onset, nerve signs, associated conditions, and standard remedies from rest and heat to splints, baths, electricity, massage, blistering, and surgical option, with cautions on misdiagnosis.
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Currier
The Allure of Half-Built Houses
The narrator recalls childhood impulses toward half-built houses a feeling of danger and adventure drawing children to skeleton stairs and unfinished rooms. Local memories of a missing lock on a finished house and a frightened search by neighbors echo the romance and risk of new construction.
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Hattie LeBlanc
Evelyn Thaw
The Castle in Fairyland Door Opens on Crystal Hall
Hilda and a fairy enter a castle in a fairyland setting. The crystal hall glows with pink light and rosewood furnishings as the fairy surveys rooms filled with silver dishes and elegant chairs. A massive feast appears on a wand poised table and then vanishes, leaving Hilda hungry yet hopeful for more wonders.
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Hilda
Jbig
Fhitda
Ilida
Bettar
Nalda
Theta
Republicans fear treaty risks free trade in peace terms
Iowa editors report Republicans warn the third peace proposal could bind the United States to free trade by treaty unless Senate Republicans are elected. Democrats counter that the plan aims to bar economic penalties after the war while preserving tariff sovereignty.
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Davenport
Senate
United States
America
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