Waterlog Evenixq Waterloo Courier and Reporter History
The Waterloo Courier and Reporter lists Associated Press and Audit Bureau memberships. It advertises daily circulation, carrier and mail rates, and office details in Waterloo Iowa with pricing, advertising rates, and classified ads terms.
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Evening Courier and Reporter
Waterloo’s Gala Week Attracts Dairy Cattle Congress Crowd
Waterloo kicks off a week of events headlined by the Dairy Cattle Congress with Holsteins Guernseys and Jerseys on show. The week also includes six national auxiliaries the Shriners lodge convention and a Homecomers reunion as officials tout Waterloo Black Hawk County as a dairy and convention hub. A Cedar Falls racing accident claims a young life underscoring the dangers of auto racing and its ongoing appeal.
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Dairy Cattle Congress
Chicago
Waterloo
America
Black Hawk
Cattle Congress
Town State Dairy Association
Waterlaw
Black Hawk County
Ses Ns
Cedar Falls
Roy Canfield
Musing on news, war, and politics in a regional paper
A fragment from a local issue reflects on modern journalism seeking quick crime news while praising leisure reporting. It notes industrial wartime production in Waterloo, urges resource conservation, lampoons onion day as a civic event, comments on election fraud trials, Prohibition debates, and sports hopes for Detroit as the season unfolds.
Pepper Talk: Children Know Bubbles, Men Do Real Work
George Matthew Adams reflects on blowing soap bubbles as a metaphor for aimless effort. He warns that adults who lack purpose plan back of tasks risk achieving nothing. The piece contrasts youthful energy with sustained action and urges purposeful work.
The Olive A Curious Frute From Antiquity To California
The olive, a historic fruit, described as a dusty tree’s produce, once Mediterranean then American grown in California. It notes oil production, pickling, vast orchards, and long growth, plus cultural quirks from literature and daily eating habits.
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Mediterranean Sea
America
California
Lessons From Building A House For First Timers
The piece urges using others mistakes to guide future home building. Readers are advised to study plans, visit builders, collect catalogs, compare prices, and note costs for cupboards, roof style, and room layouts. It cautions about fancy roofs raising costs and stresses researching taxes utilities and insurance in the chosen community. It invites readers with home experience to share suggestions and warnings.
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Magazies
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What Iowa editors are saving
A collage of editorials and remarks argues over direct vs indirect taxation. It cites Democratic and Republican stances, tariff effects, and the cost of collecting taxes, noting deficits and shifting fiscal policy. Also mentions political maneuvering around Prohibition era campaigns and regional newspaper anecdotes.
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Davenport
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Wilson
Week of Sept 28 US and Canada bank clearings reported
United States clearings for the week ending September 28 total 2.62 billion dollars with Canada at 134.2 million. Major hubs listed include New York 2.0288 billion, Chicago 2.3426 billion, Philadelphia 167.683 million, Boston 142.647 million, Detroit 30.207 million, Los Angeles 30.129 million, Pittsburgh 66.649 million, and San Francisco 64.813 million with several other cities shown alongside year over year changes.
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New York
Chicago
Philadelpha
Boston
St. Louis
Kansas City
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Minneapolis
Detroit
Gbeinnau
Los Angeles
New Orleans
Omaha
Seattle
St. Paul
Houston
Redmond
Tes Moines
Wichita
Peoria
Sioux
Oklahoma
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Topeka
Tulsa
Weewene
Davenport
Fall River
Springfi
Rockford
Muskogee
Quincy
Bloomington
Fremont
Dikinville
Galveston
Dr Lockwood Leaves Cedar Rapids St Pauls After Long Pastorate
Dr. Lockwood, longtime minister of St. Pauls church in Cedar Rapids, departs after a tenure that doubled membership from about 450 to 1,200. A farewell reception was held at the church, and his successor Dr. Jayne will preach in the parish. The congregation praises his service to the city’s youth and community. He relocates to Waterloo.
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Cedar Rapids
Lockwood
St. Paul's Church
Sterling Church
Jayne
Banis
Waterloo
St. Paul's
German Native Tweets British Association President
Professor Arthur Schuster, of German name and Jewish heritage, presided over the British Association meeting in Manchester. He warned that a stalemate in the war could cement militarism in Europe and pull scientists into politics and commerce, harming science’s legitimate aims.
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Manchester
England
Arthur Schuster
Germany
British Association
Great Britain
Schuster
Europe
Old Isaac and the Boy Who Warned Him
Old Isaac, a poor solitary man, is taunted by village boys led by John Peters. When plans to start multiple fires near Isaac’s home surface, John decides to warn Isaac and stay to help. Isaac thanks him and vows to stay vigilant as the two prepare to prevent disaster.
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Peope
John Peters
John
Sage
Joba
Sase
Jonn
Raut
Old Isaac
Hari
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
New York City
Science and war shape the future of scientific ideals
The speaker argues that Germany advanced practical science but the major scientific revolution did not start there. He warns that if the war ends with lasting distrust, nations may see science driven by material aims, overshadowing idealistic aims of scientific progress.
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Germany
A Lesson in Silos for Iowa Farms
Council Bluffs lesson from this season's corn crop advocates building at least one silo on every quarter section farm in Iowa lacking one. Agriculture students say a silo on 160 acres equals adding forty acres of land in value and doubles the feeding value of the crop, with rising land values pushing wider use of proven farming tools.
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Council Bluffs
Monpareii
Iowa
Jamaicans Ready to Sail for England as War Recruits
Reports from Kingston and West Indian possessions say a sufficient number of men will sail for England to form a regiment. West Indian youths have volunteered at their own expense, joining Kitchener's army, while many have enlisted in Canadian contingents bound for the front.
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Kingston
Jamaica
British Empire
England
Islands to furnish men for a regiment in England
A London report states the islands will supply raw material for a complete regiment to be trained and armed in England. It also notes the islands will fill gaps from losses by providing at least fifty percent of the original numbers.
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England
Islands
Kennedy Matriarch Era Mystery In Iowa Town
Mrs Martha Kennedy aged 78 recalls a long standing mystery in College Springs Iowa. Her husband Rev Thomas J Kennedy was president of Amity College for many years and disappeared on a business trip in 1854. Local lore ties his absence to Cotwny Bluffs and Omaha, leaving enduring questions.
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Martha Kyla Kennedy
Iowa
Kennedy
Thomas J. Kennedy
Amity College
Cotwny
Cd. Bluffs
Omaha
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