Waterloo Evening Courier Advertising Rates and Offices
Waterloo Evening Courier details advertising rates per word with minimums and carrier options. It lists offices in Waterloo and international file locations in Europe for American travelers including London Paris Berlin and St Petersburg.
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Waterloo Evening Courier
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Trafalgar Building
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American Express
End & Heysiarket
Dawe's Steamship Agency
Green Street
Paris
Boulevard Des Cap
The Hold Over Paper The Paper that all Waterloo reads
The Hold Over Paper is described as thePaper that Waterloo reads on Saturdays and digests thoroughly on Sundays, highlighting its role as a weekend reading staple.
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All Waterloo
A Man of Service in Third District Race
The Evening Courier endorses incumbent Charles E. Pickett for the Third district congressional seat, arguing he upholds clean, progressive government, supports Roosevelt-style tariff protection, and has proven experience. It criticizes opponent Leach as lacking practical statesmanship and notes Pickett’s alignment with the paper’s principles.
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Courier
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Roosevelt Party
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Picket
Leaches
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Oysters on the half shell and stage talk in Waterloo
Dr. Wiley the food expert laments oyster suffering while urging humane serving. The Waterloo theatre season revives with better acts as audiences urged to reward quality over vulgar vaudeville. Meanwhile editorial notes on Taft Wilson politics and Democratic misgivings across neighboring papers.
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Dr. Wiley
Earth
Mars
Waterloo
Legacy Lawanif Reemerges in Federal Court Dispute
The long dormant lawanif resurfaces as defendants seek dismissal after 36 years in federal courts. All but one interested party have died, drawing critique of justice. The California Republican committeeman’s resignation friction and General Sickles’ distant stance are noted as part of the broader moral commentary.
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California
Republical Party
Masons Seek New Temple in Waterloo Amid Weather Woes
Local news notes ongoing efforts to build a premier Masonic temple in Waterloo. The season's rains reveal muddy access on dirt roads, while merchants discuss price trends, hinting at business strategy to keep milk costs steady.
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Jowa
Sieh
Waterloo
Political cartoons and editorials provoke Iowa readers
The snippet shows multiple Iowa newspapers debating politics, Roosevelt, and party aims with cartoons and editorials. It notes indifference to some figures and calls for progressive action as Congress and the president clash.
Affable Stranger and Political Satire Snippets
A collage of mid century quips and anecdotes features a comic exchange about swapping toothpaste for paint, a mistaken identity moment from newspapers, a mock travel joke about Rome and other capitals, a Cincinnati mayor quip on corruption, and a playful pie scene at a dinner table highlighting a mother's brag.
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Chicago
Board of Aldermen
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Harper’s Magazine
Love and Eugenics
A Dubuque Telegraph-Herald opinion opposes regulating marriage by science or state rule. It argues love between individuals like Jim and Mary will drive marriage and family, regardless of external criteria, and that attempts to regulate mating ignore the Master Mind of love.
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Mary
Bereaved Girl Fatally Injured in Street Car Accident
Bertha Lovewell a 17 year old on approach to a funeral was struck by a car driven by Harry Robinson a colored chauffeur in Muscatine Iowa on September 20. She lay beneath the vehicle and suffered internal injuries that threatened death. Robinson is held on a five dollar bond. This item also notes Chamberlains Cough Remedy with testimonials from H W Hendricksen of Ohio Falls Indiana praising its value.
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Bertha Lovewell
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H.W. Hendricksen
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Honest taste and hypocrisy in public judgment
Ruth Cameron argues that critics often bow to fashionable classics while not truly enjoying them. She cites Stevenson and a Paris painter to illustrate the gap between genuine taste and parroted praise, urging readers to seek sincere appreciation rather than pretended admiration.
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William Shakespeare
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Bach
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Shakespeare
Richard Harding- Davis
Conan Doyle
Ruth Cameron
Life blight after Hyde case grips Waldron home
Kansas City report details how Harry W. Waldron’s life unraveled after serving as a juror in the Missouri Missouri vs Dr. B. Clark Hyde trial. His family lost two horses, a third died, a small dairy faltered, and the juvenile court removed two children to McCune farm as Waldron’s mental and financial collapse followed his juror involvement.
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Hyde
Mason City suit seeks damages over street crossing
A Mason City jury awarded damages to the Great Western road for opening Sixth Street across the line, with a verdict of 75 dollars for the road and claims totaling 45,000 dollars. A second case by J. Ro Youngblood seeks 10,000 dollars after a fall on the sidewalk.
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Republicans Push Taft Literature Amid Wilson Attacks
Des Moines Iowa September 20 Republicans flood the state with campaign literature circulated via congressmen franking privileges. Wickershams anti trust remarks Browning Campbell Roosevelt letter and Rodenberg speech featured in official mail bags aimed at swaying foreign and labor voters.
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Republian
James R. Mann
Wickersham
William J. Browning
P. P. Campbell
Roosevelt
Taft
National
Carl Franke
Progressive State Central Committee
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Republican
Fleming Building
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Fleming
Woodrow Wison
House of Representatives
William A. Rodenberg
Illinois
Silent Courteous Advice Found in Brief Prose
A compact aphorism urges kindness to all while reserving strict judgment for a trusted few. The message emphasizes discernment before sharing one’s conscience and counsel.
Winter Cruise Planned by Navy to Panama Canal Visit
Secretary Meyer plans a winter Atlantic fleet cruise with a stop at Colon Panama. Sailors will tour the canal construction as it nears completion with Gatun locks 95 percent done and concrete work 91 percent finished. The voyage may include special Isthmus trains and is expected to occur before opening in 1915, reflecting ongoing employment of about 45 900 isthmus workers including 5 000 Americans. Camp Elliott Bas Obispo and Camp EB S Otis at Las Cascadas are noted as military posts along the route.
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