Vou. Gé-No. 214 Daily Courier Notice Noted
An early Waterloo Loveland edition from 1379 outlines advertising policies and rights. It specifies that all advertising payments are due upon publication or before the month following insertions and rejects fraudulent or inappropriate ads.
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W. J. Hartman Co
Courier
Corner Park Ave
Commercial St
John C. Hartman
P Jackson McCoy
Mit
Waterloo
Lovace
Ernee
Associated
MIL
Ial
Ior
V &S
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Angeles
San Francisco
Brookes & Finley
Rey
Business backs Coolidge amid wartime uncertainty
The article states that many businessmen favor Coolidge because a change in national leadership could unsettle business. They trust Coolidge’s safe and sane administration after a year of war, while Davis and La Follette are viewed as risky. Farmers and labor groups also prefer stability, wary of experimentation and a cautious wartime economy.
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Coolidge
Coolifige
Davis
la Follette
Waite
Mrs Shaver sparks party row over pacifism and Davis
The piece accuses Clem Shay of organizing nationwide speaking tours for Davis. It questions domestic support for Mrs Shaver and cites her letter calling for national defense. It notes attacks on Gov Bryan and suggests family political strife may affect Democratic unity.
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Shaver
Toose
Pairmont West
Shavar
Mire
Davis
West Vir
Women in barber shops ignite union debate at convention
The Journey to mion Barbers International union faces a convention clash over admitting women as customers and workers. The discussion centers on women in shops and whether union rules should evolve to include them, amid broader political notes on labor and postwar tariffs.
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Mion Barbers
International Union
Fg Sologo
Nvs
jJourneymen Barbers
Barbers' Union
Tadlanapals
Editors condemn Speight remarks in Commerce Hoover era
A fragmented clipping notes broad condemnation of statements linked to Speight and references to Secretary of Commerce Hoover amid wartime era discourse. The readable text is sparse but signals political tension and official scrutiny.
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Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
Weaning Dilemmas And Milk Safety For Infants
Dr Brady discusses milk safety from pasteurization to fresh certified milk and offers guidance on when to wean a breastfed infant. He cautions against improper feeding practices, cites dangers of spoiled or contaminated milk, and notes that medical advice should come from a physician rather than a newspaper column.
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Wong
Dr. Nature
Bestia
Maka Subsianeca
Inuk
Ketvala
Ula Dasen
Aa Medear
Iso
Sony
Brady
William Brady
Conference on street safety and illiteracy prompts review
The report urges probing automobile crash causes linked to unread warning signs. Separately the National League of Women Voters weighs strategies for boosting illiterates turnout as they argue intelligent voters alone do not power significant political action.
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Vader
National League of Women Voters
Wey
Abe Martin on a quarrel and a vanished tale
The brief quote suggests Abe Martin discussing a feud with a wife and a local constable reference at an old Licklid family site. The fragment hints at a death from a few Sundays ago and unresolved chatter in a small town.
Political Rhetoric and Local News Fragments in Iowa
The text reports partisan rhetoric about crime, governance, and road funding in Illinois and Iowa. It mentions prison transfers for two Chisago individuals, accusations of corruption among Republicans and Democrats, and critique of road construction plans in the Mississippi valley with claims of misdirected funds and road blunders.
Brain Tests and Gambles Highlighted in Historical Note
The passage discusses a gambling themed brain teaser called the fifteenth Sentry craze, describing play rules with two opponents using a napkin setup and marks called rasters. It notes easy winning with proper instruction, and asks where to place a central piece to guarantee a win, inviting readers to solve.
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Vidhy
Amon
Tipry
Fifty Years Ago In The Courier September 3 1871
A column from The Courier recounts Illinois Central trains running direct from Chicago to Sioux City, Miller platforms and steam brakes noted, wheat prices down curbing traffic, and local notes from Waterloo including Rev Richard Garton’s upcoming sermon and the death of Charles Mullan. It recalls early settlers, land donations, and historic town development.
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Illinois Central
Chicago
Sioux City
Forty Years Ago at East High and Local Happenings
A fragmented 1584 notice recalls Prof A N Fellows taking over East High School principalship with Angl o attendance. Swiss Condensed Milk Co in good order for school use. Saha Averill welcomed a 12 pound boy. Margie Camp visiting Miss Mae Snowden. Rev Richard Garton’s tenth year pastorate at First Baptist Church marked by anniversaries and baptisms. Prairie chicken hunts by local sportsmen produced 32 birds by Dubuque party and 29 by Waterloo/Dubuque participants. authorities note era of pothunter raids reducing game near the city.
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A. N. Fellows
Thomas Tobin
East High Hoal
Basi
Saha Averill
Margie Camp
la Porte City
Miss Mae Snowden
Richard Garton
First Baptist Church
Jetter
Aumber
Marriea
D. B. Henderson
Woodruff
Dubuque
Srundie
J. H. Crippen
MT. Owens
Waterloo
Dare
Clark Inman
Welker
Joe Bennett
Carl Voelker
Twenty Years Ago Labor Day Pause and Local News
Selections from the September 3 issue recount a Labor Day publishing pause, a windstorm ripping a new Wy Bishop barn and windmill, Japanese victory over Russia, local re assignments, and obituaries. Notable items include Dr. Artman’s death from paralysis, Max Traffmann’s Chicago trip, J B C Hanlon named Eagles delegate, and J J Goodrich starting a two story Greene banker's store building.
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Courier
Bishop Farm
J. J
Goodrich
OL Gerin
Ess
Banker At Greene
Third Avenue
Locust Street
Fishing on the Water With Andrew Imogene and Rob
A dialogue describes a fishing trip dream with Andrew and Imogene and Rob Fulkerson. The speaker longs for quiet canoe fishing and a trout strike near lily pads as the line lands and the lure skitters across placid water. The scene emphasizes the thrill of a big trout under the pads.
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Andrew
Imogene
Stephie Crane
Lew Wallace
Holy Land
Trout, memories, and the old ways of fishing lore
A narrator recalls fishing scenes and gear from past eras, contrasting modern tackle with cane poles and simple lines. A dialogue with Imogene reflects on changing methods, while musings touch on outdoor writing influence and the enduring appeal of trout tales.
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Question Answers
Readers submit questions on sparrows alligators swifts chimneys and roosting habits for winter. Answers reference cave formation of stalactites and stalagmites with notes on underground cooling and seasonal air flow.
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Burroughs Nature Club
Houghton Mipelin Co
Sum Ner
Seeley to Demonstrate Spermatic Shield in Waterloo
FH Seeley of Philadelphia announces demonstration of the Spermatic Shield at the Russell-Lamson Hotel in Waterloo Friday. He claims instant rupture reduction and superior outcomes, with documents from Washington for inspection and offers to demonstrate at no charge.
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Seeley
Philadelphia
Russell-Lamson
Waterloo
Mie Seeley
England
Spain
Chicago
A Seeley
United States
Washington, D
P. H. Seeley
N. Dearborn St
Pepgen tonic praised by Mrs Morgan for health boost
Mrs W Q Morgan of 1002 Commercial Street reports Pepgen as a wonderful tonic and vitalizer. She says it cured gas and biliousness, improved appetite, sleep, digestion, strength, and weight to normal levels, with breakfast now easy and meals tolerated. Wangler's Dry Store endorses Pepgen across druggists.
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Wangler's Dry Store
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