Waterloo Evening Conche Ad Rates and Policies
A historic newspaper page lists subscription prices by carrier and mail, with regional rates and terms. It notes publication details for Waterloo with Hartman Co. and includes advertising rules and policy statements, AI listings for Associated Press and other agencies, and office representation.
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Anga
W. H. Hartman Co
Park Ave
Commercis
John C. Hartman
Jackson McCoy
Trews
Waterloo
Jawa
Associated Press
United Press International
Wang Seg TY
Associated PR
Bss
Focal News
Ariso Re
Audit Bureau of Circulations
York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Keles
San Francisco
Story
Brooks & Finley, Representatives
Federal Reserve system blamed for hard times in farming
At a Chamber of Commerce meeting, George A. Ranney of International Harvester defended the Federal Reserve system. He cited Iowa data from 1920 showing reserves, loans, and borrowings shifting to aid member banks and described how Fed credit mobility helped farmers weather deflation, arguing without it western financial conditions would have been far worse.
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United States
Federal Reserve System
Chamber of Commierce
George A. Ranney
International Harvester Company
Towa
Ranney
Harvester Company 13
American Farmer.” ‘Mr. Ranney
Iowa
Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
Federal Reserve Bank
Chicago
Lowe
Low Point
High Point
Ilicuillas
West
Iowa Editors Praise Generosity Of Plain Farmers
The Daily Iowan highlights neighbors harvesting Henry Stottier’s small crop while he was in hospital, praising the Iowa farmer’s big heart and ready aid. Cedar Rapids and Spencer editorials critique reformers and youth employment, noting clashing views on church reform and the value of college training.
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Iowa
Iowan
Henry Stottier
Atr. Stottler
Rockefellers
Carnegies
After Armistice the Nation Seeks Growth and Reform
The text reflects a postwar mood of relief and optimism giving way to widespread spending and questionable expansion. It argues the federal reserve aimed to assist while facing a harsh farmer’s fate at the hands of a ruthless opponent.
They Do Things Differently In England And Elsewhere
A tourist notes British quirks such as left side traffic and tea culture while contrasting U S customs. He cites bicycles for school transport, wonders about possible abuses, praises English tact and politeness, and touches on a German paper about the Matterhorn and Bolivia’s president-elect reacting to politics. The piece ends with a quip about traffic jams and horn honking.
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England
Hill and Dale
Weight loss letter from minister proves self discipline
A minister reports cutting his diet to under 2,000 calories daily with walking, dropping from about 159 to 149 pounds, and notes strong hunger as a key factor. Dr Brady comments on anemia fears, appetite control, and the social dynamics of dieting among men and women, then answers readers’ health questions in brief.
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Prudential Longevity Service
Ming
Brady
William Brady
Uncle Wiggily and the Sugarpops
Nipper and Skipper, two rabbit children, visit Uncle Wiggily on a sunny morning. They discuss the approaching company and offer to help prepare sugarflops while the adult reads the paper on the porch.
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Nipper
Skipper
Uncle Wiggily
Sipper
Euele Wigsily
Sugarpen party plans spark a muddled bunny chaos
In Uncle Wiggily's tale a rabbit group plans a sugarpen party inviting many friends. A missing sugar supply forces Uncle Wiggily to improvise with bumblebee honey juice, producing a grand but improvised candy party for Skipper Nipper and pals. The scene blends playful dialogue with a lesson on resourcefulness.
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Mr. Longears
Jane
Nipper
Uncle
Skipper
Uncle Wisgtly
Lonvears
Uncle Wiggily
Mr. Who Who
Fifty Years Ago In The Courier 1875 News
The issue recalls Joseph Fressin’s death and large funeral attendance by local societies. It notes wheat and corn prospects, farmer yields, and a planned stone crossing on Mill Street. Mentions Dr. G. G. Bickley’s shop, Anna Field’s Prairie Home seminary start, and local infrastructure talk.
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Joseph Fressin
Odd Feltoy Water Witch Fire Company
German Aid Society
German Tminennnerchor
G. G. Bickley
Fourth Street
Julius Jlgnneke
Burroughs Nature Club Notes and Reader Qs
Nature club column invites general questions on topics like brick bass in ponds red clover seed and ink from twigs. It answers queries on tree bark maintenance crustaceans canaries and home window canaries with practical tips on keeping pets and improving plant health.
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Anawins
Nature
Latimer Confronts Blake In A Shifting Court Of Fame
Odrace Latimer, aging author, confronts Blake over a life of fame at his secluded home. Julie Latimer, Blake’s daughter, rumored to have attracted young Phillips, stirs tension as Latimer recalls a vanished wife and a longing to finish his great work. The scene blends politics, romance, and regret in a heady household.
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Foghn Blabe
Bristfnac
Congress
Eastern University
Anna Denniston
Odrace Latimer
Hiake
Orient
Latimer
Julie
Jule
Blake
Fulie
Jeatimer
Dr. Phillips
Take
Senate
John
Phillips
Abe Martin character dialogue on Christmas and old slang
Abe Martin quips about the cost of fuel and gas to “get ’em,” noting he only offers a pint of beets and jokes that it used to be fashionable to say a man “went south” after the money era as months pass.
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Geoauss Ringling Brothers' Circus
Labkar Gay
Sans
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