Compromise in Marriage and Home Life Weighs on Love
A reflective piece argues compromise sustains marriage through mutual concessions and calm dialogue. It stresses shared aims, respect for individuality, and avoiding power struggles, warning against neglecting personal passions or treating home as a mere dormitory. It highlights how cooperation and gentle reproof can prevent discord and foster a harmonious household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lfe
Trifes
Solar System
Bette
Pach
Aline
The Delicate Diplomacy of Concession in Marriage
The article argues that agreement in temperament and taste within marriage requires mutual concessions. It likens concession to careful home diplomacy, reducing friction and wear, and suggests both partners yield gracefully to the other's desires. True harmony arises when both sacrifice self for the other's happiness, making matrimony a union and unity, not a contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Contri Wattada
Courier
Independence Notes and Fair Highlights from Cedar Falls Visit
Ming Ruth Barglay returns to Los Angeles after a Europe tour visit to relatives in Independence. Mise the Jones departs for Chicago to resume her studies. J. Co Tekel comes home from Kennedy Minnesota with land interests. A R Campbell’s cattle win blue ribbon prizes at fairs, with his Hereford and Guernsey stock recalled at Cedar Falls fair. Gen B Woodruff displays at Cedar Falls fair with a biraladiall, and Mrs CG Trank shows chickens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
Ming Ruth Barglay
Los Angeles
Cal
Dead Mere
Shellite
Anl
Europe
Mise the Jones
Chicago
J. Co Tekel
Kennedy
Minn
A. R. Campbell
Mr. Campbell
Lig Cate
Cedar Falls Fair
Gen. B. Woodruff
Bir Aladiall
Mes
1000 Members Is Goal of the Y
The York YMCA seeks 1,000 members as announced by Henry Burns general secretary. A meeting tomorrow at 3 o clock will set plans for the campaign and appoint four captains. Waterloo teams will race against Burlington Keokuk and Ottumwa starting October 1 for ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York Woaa
Henry Burns
Aanami
Bensterfly
Gail
Waterloo ‘Owl
Burlington
Keokuk
Ottumwa
Berlin adjusts prisoner totals amid war report
A Rome central news dispatch cites the German general staff admitting earlier prisoner counts were in error. The revised total places prisoners in German hands at 50,000, including about 20,000 Russians, with the earlier figure of 250,000 rejected. The report is dated London September 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Berlin
Rome
Down with Kaiser posters seen in Berlin at night
A Copenhagen dispatch to the Evening News reports Syndicalist posters reading We want peace down with the Kaiser appearing on Berlin buildings. German authorities monitor the city as travelers are ordered to keep blinds drawn between railway stations so the posters are not visible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Copenhagen
London “Evening News
Berlin
Hight Tons of Mail to Automobile Owners
Des Moines reports 125,008 letters prepared by the state motor vehicle department to owners renewing 1915 registrations. W. S. Allen, secretary, arranged early mailouts from the state house for October 15, with three wagons needed to move sacks to the post office. Registrations total 108,990 autos and 7,000 motorcycles with 2,500 dealers to be notified. last year 73,000 vehicles were counted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
State Motor Vehicle Department
State House
Allen
Gunte
Black Hawk County Supervisors Proceedings 1914 Report
Board convened in regular session at Waterloo Iowa with W C Leland J McQuilkin W D Strayer Matt Demuth D G Boomer C W Virden present. The Strayer McQuilkin committee audited Soldiers Relief Commission accounts approving Becker and Smith vouchers and recommending a 2 tenths mill levy for Soldiers Relief for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Towa
Black Hawk County
Laws
W. C. Leland
John McQuitkin
W. D. Strayer
Matt Demuth
D. G. Boomer
C. W. Virden
W. C. Strayer
John McQuilkin
Soldiers Relief Commission
Board of Supervisors
C. D. Becker
Ti. Phillips
W. W. Smith
Becker
Smith
Iowa
We. Leland
Mt. Verdon
Vashon
A. Nd
W. TD. Strayer
W. Virden
Strayer
Mr. Rownd
Mayo
Newton
Ford
Muir
A. W. LeValley
Nays
Matt Denuth
Ayes
Virden
Leland
Boomer
Demuth
McQuitkin
Rownd
Town
TD. G. Boomer
HE. E. Newton
Black Hawk
Davenport
Jaws
Hilda Butchy
Ritz
W. FP. Hoxte
Woc
C. A. Rownd
W. J. Strayer
BE. R. Rousselow
John Morrison
Dialtze Township
Henry Winks
Cedar Falls
National Guard
F. Klingman
Mt. Lon Township
Barclay Township
J. J. Meier
J. J. Anderson
Hugh O. Toole
John Ortner
Wm. Medd
Bennington Township
Wm. Condon
Henry Moeller
Jacob Tiesinger
Russell Sage
Allen Steely
Big Creek
C.H. Gingrich
Joseph Husman
H. H.scott
Roy E. Ashley
B. J. Hummel
Black Hawk Township
F. M. Bowen
J. M. Slusher
Geo. CO
D. C. Iseminger
C. M. Pierce
Cedar Falls No. 1
E. H. Carney
J. W. Ford
E. M. Wilson
C. A. Coffin
J. Whillis
A. F. Raymond
J. H. Thompson
F. W.schrieber
Clerks
D. Bailey
W. Morgan
Ed Ackerson
C. E. Jewell
C. A. Shelly
M. Fish
Cedar Falls No. 4
M. F. Arey
B. 4
Chapman
J. W. Berger
A. M. Andrews
Lloyd Rice
Cedar Township
John Holbach
Tom Stelles
H. B. Hubbard
J.C. Kemp
C. A. Bown
Cedar Falls Township
A. W. Levallay
Ed Refshanke
Peter Buhl
Cleris
J. W. Leahy
Chas. E. Hearst
Eagle Township
Peter Bremenschekel
Anton Beck
Chris Struble
Theo. L. Schafer
E. G. Lichty
East Waterloo
D. al King
F. B. Lufkin
Joe Ryan
W. J
M. Cavanaugh
John Cranny
W. T. Cummings
Phil Mabotier
Mt. Vernon
W. H. Deering
Wm. Doepke
Janica iUlpich
W. A. Eyestone
FW. R. Decker
Orange Township
Jacob Moser
B. M. Lichtz
C. D. Flickinger
Sam Sw
Walter R. French
Nick Webber
J. D. Burtner
Lewis Jones
L. G C. Leeper
1. van Vleck
Matt Anderson
Andrew J. Artus
D. A. Yartweill
Henr Appel
Earl F. Potter
Upton HB. Kepford
Frew
George B. Green
B. Burr
F. J. Keepke
Fred Burke
D. L. Wood
J. Federspeil
C. J. Bergeson
Preciniet
E. Swank
W.D. Whicker
Tustin Prescott
F. G. White
H. B. Blowers
C. M. Wyant
J. C. Chapman
John Simpson
C. F. Morvil
J. W. McMillan
Mr. Demuth
Fox Township
G. F. Johnson
D. C. Henry
A. G. Larson
County Home
Independent Electric Company
Main Street
Dry Run
City of
Java
le State Hereuve
State University
State College of Agr State Teachers’ College
Tusane
Agricultural College
Fire Prevention Day Observed in Waterloo
Fire Chief Dunham urges Waterloo citizens to observe fire prevention day after Governor Clarke proclaims Friday October 9 as Fire Prevention Day. The fire chief praises inspectors for reducing city fire losses and notes public meetings will discuss prevention in several Iowa cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunham
Waterloo
G. W. Clarke
Iowa
Dance with Queen Victoria Delayed by Telegram
Loie paper inerook recounts failing to entertain Queen Victoria after a telegram dictated a late New York departure. She describes plans to dance before Victoria during winter in the Riviera but cites a delayed train and a cryptic telegram as the reason she could not perform the requested courtly dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Victovia
Riviera
Max
Almald
Minaxer
New York
Queen Viera
Taney
Wuecu Victoria
City in Brief Blurs and Local Visits Across Cedar Rapids
A jumble of names and short notes from Cedar Rapids and nearby towns recounts visits, travel plans, and civic events. Mrs Price Myere and Mr Parrott visited relatives in Duque, Teoxpur visits Cedar Rapids, Adjutant Swanson to lead Salvation Army services, and county educators attend the district fair. Other items note rail official Kinsey in town, Van Vleck attending a Cincinnati meeting, Hiopelis visiting relatives then New York, and a church revival with Evangelist Shock.
Community notices and events from an old local page
An assortment of brief items lists a Sunday gathering at 3275 Black and 1024 The Dauslers of Isabella Aid Society hosting a rummage sale at Howtetiwer building at Syce ne and Fifth streets. A cricket match is planned at Yrvex Park by The Son a of St George. Lost storage battery between Waterloo and Parkersburg with return to 207 Hast Seventh St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauslers
Inabella Aid Society
Howtetiwer
Sycene and
Fifth Streets
Sona of
St. George
Yrvex Park
Waterloo
Parkersburg
Seventh St
For Rent Rooms and Houses as Listed in Courier
Parcel of rental notices shows multiple properties in Waterloo and nearby areas. Listings include seven and four to six room houses, modern housekeeping rooms, furnished apartments with heat water and phone, private baths, rents from $25 monthly, several phones for contact, and addresses on Black Sycamore Riehl Independence and Commercial Street. Some include proximity notes like three miles from Waterloo and near Logan Ave. Emphasizes variety of accommodations from single rooms to full homes with modern amenities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Theatre
Lafayette St
College of Commerce
Station A
Highland
Latimer Cash Grocery
Riehl St
Cand C Distributing Co
Sapulpa
Okla
Big Horn
Baisfau
Wyoming
Yellowstone Park
Independence
Burtington Railroad
B. Howard
Ass't
Omaha
Neb
H. Tay
Waterloo
Logan Ave
Luthner Cash Grocery
Independence Ave
Wack
Sycamore St
Traphagen
Washington
Brown’s
Commercial St
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wiil
Heaven
Earth
Peeren
Tare
Kaiser
Jdea
Roy
Queen Victoria
Price Myere
Parrott
du Duque
Mrs
Teoxpur
Cedar Rapids
Chester Tempur
Elfreldia Swanson
Dor Molves
Tomorrowan
Salvation Anuy
Bopadee
Cedary Falls
Mywud
Edith
Shean
Cedar Rap
Fred Kinsey
Great Western Railroad
Oelwein
Charles van Vleck
Board of Trade
Cincinnati
Ohio
American Association of Commercial Executives
Margaret Hiopelis
J. R. Hiopelis
New York City
J. K. McQuilken
Walter Frech
Church of the Brethren
Evangelist Shock
Lucinda Syutzen
Folus' Town
David Harrison
Vire
Red Waugh
F. G. Memeyers
General Custer
Margaret Clark
Colfax
Vaupel
Grifith
B.S. Turner
Aberdeen
P. P. Murphy
Minneapolis
Osage
California
James Mahis
William Belt
Howard County
Frances Grout
Minnesota
Willard
Mowe
James B. Davis
Frank Flickinger
Blumstreet
Republican County Central Committee
Justice of the Peace
East Water
Moose
Requestsoo
K.P
Hemt
Light Housekeeping
John W. Deebe
Ly Modern
Kent
Washington St
Tanison
W. 3Rd Street
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!