Waterloo newspaper listing with circulation and contact details
Waterloo Evening Courier and Waterloo Reporter published by W. Ho Hartman Co. at 09 11 13 West Park Ave. John C. Hartman president editor Alw Peterson secretary treasurer general manager. Daily rates per week by carrier ten cents yearly by mail 3.00. Notices include want ads two cents per word with minimum fifteen cents.
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Associated Press
Audit Bureau of Circulations
W. HO Hartman
Kny
Waterloo
Children Exhibit Highlights At Waterloo Fair
In Cedar Valley the Waterloo school garden exhibit draws praise for youthful gardeners aged nine to fourteen amid a tough growing season. The piece urges prizes for all young exhibitors and cites perseverance against poor conditions as inspiring next year.
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Hverr
Cedar Valley Fair
Black Mawk County
Waterloo
Defense and political notes amid war era tensions
The piece comments on Mr. Bryan's influence and Republican rallying for defense, condemns a British prize court ruling against American packers as piracy, urges firm U S action, discusses pacifist ideas and naval service dreams, mentions the Waterloo Y M C A growth, and notes historic campaign themes and harvest caution for farmers.
The Donkey and Its Slanderous Critics
A humorous piece mocks the donkey as a fool of burden though patient and endured. It contrasts the animal’s endurance with human foibles, noting drivers’ abuses and the donkey’s silent resilience. The essay likens public folly to a nation’s misplaced praise for loud ignorance.
Let Well Enough Alone In The Suffrage Debate
Ruth Cameron argues against the phrase let well enough alone in the suffrage context. She cites women like Mary Lyons and Alice Freeman Palmer who advanced education and library access, noting that progress often comes from those who refuse complacency. She warns against clinging to the status quo and references Stevenson to emphasize caution toward stagnation.
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Mary Lyons
Alice Freeman Palmer
Frrsp
Stevenson
Ruth Cameron
Iowa editors weigh town history and hard roads debates
Des Moines Capital recalls Edgar R. Harlan's plan to index town notables and public records for a complete state history. Marshalltown Times-Republican notes Senator Allen pushing hard road districts and local option reads, while Sioux City Tribune previews Weeks' presidential platform and Council Bluffs Nonpareil mentions a legislature effort to organize groups in Iowa.
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Des Moines
Edgar R. Harlan
Harlan
Alison
Kirkwood
Dodge
Marshalltown
Republican
Allen
Altho
Towa
Warding
Sioux City
Board of Supervisors
Harding
Alen
Weeks
Sioux City Tribune
Senator Weeks
Massachusetts
Boston
K Orean Transportation
Connecticut
John
New England
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Fox Steals Nut Cookies Then Dares Jack Rabbit’s Trick
Mr Fox sneaks into Jack Rabbit’s pantry and steals a dozen nut cookies. Rabbit finds the loss, outwits Fox by baking more, and later Fox suffers a spicy comeuppance after trying to eat the bagged goods. Jack Rabbit revels in the victory.
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Jack Rabbit
Mr. Fox
Jack Stabbit
Mr. Pox
Jack
Caim
Mr. Pax
Wester
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
New York City
Drainage Districts Reclaim Land At High Cost
The article notes that drainage districts reclaim thousands of acres at millions of dollars in expense. It argues that drainage investment has proven a good return and suggests a road law allowing groups to combine for road improvement within a year, predicting similar benefits and investment value.
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Chicago
United States
Way
Efit Saeng
Britaion
Germany
Blinded Soldier Regains Sight Aboard Hesperian
London Sept 23 A wounded Canadian soldier from Chambers who had his sight recover after the steamship Hesperian was torpedoed. He had arrived from France May 2 with twenty Canadians and received treatment at Ilford hospital where his case prompted the captain to grant him leave. He bid farewell to Mr. Ben Bailey and predicted a possible submarine attack might restore his sight.
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Hills
Newell Duight Hillis
Brooklyn
Dr. Hillis
Magnolia
Grinnell
Iowa
Hillis
Mr. Hillis
Dr. Willis
Zack
Tillis
Wall Street
Willis
Happin
Hfe
WirenWany
Iettery
Sir Walter Scott
Isborine
Mark Twain
Bela
London
Chambers
France
Ilford
Ben Bailey
Iford
End Dandruff Fast With Liquid Argon Treatment
An advertisement touts dissolving dandruff with four ounces of a liquid argan solution applied at night. Rub into the scalp, then wake to reduced dandruff and improved hair texture. Product claimed to fully dissolve flakes after several uses. sold as an inexpensive drugstore remedy.
Sight Restored Hope After War Injury
The quoted line reflects a World War I era patient, Chambers, who lost sight due to shock rather than organic damage. Medical experts thought recovery possible as optic nerve function remained intact though temporarily impeded, and a further shock could reverse the impairment.
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Sallie ‘Willams
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Waterloo Y. M.c. A
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Downer Trufis
Washington
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Pepper Talk
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Mount Tains
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America
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Ike
Fox
Jack Rabbits
Edward Molloy
James Black
Frank T. Hartman
Mulberry
East Side Library
Gerrit J. Bennett
Grant Ave
Steht
Droggista
Fom Textimenia le Elwood Eshoratories
Wackegen
Relio Price
Citten Chem. Co
Newark
N.J
Alpha Sage
Hender
Drug Co
Hansen & Hansen
Elwwood Laboratorizy
Wairkegun
Jli
Quaker Cooker
Lond-Christensen
Marte Lund
West 4Th St
Klinefelter & Sons
Park Avenue
Westrane
Edison
Phonograph
Bridge Street
E. W. Coburn & Son
East Fourth Street
Chas.e. White Zoo
Mattress Manufacturers
Water Street
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