Growth of Christian Church Membership in America 1901-1906
The report shows a rapid Christianization with total communicants rising from 28,285,285 in 1901 to 32,283,655 in 1906, a 15 percent gain. Catholic and Protestant churches added 898,857 new members in 1906, and 3,636 preachers plus 4,200 new churches were noted, led by the Roman Catholic as the largest body, followed by Methodists and Baptists, with detailed denominational counts and other group figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Methodists
The
Baptists
H. K. Carroll
Disciples of Christ
Episcopalians
Latter-Day Saints
United Brethers
Renee Evangelical
Mennonites
Unitarians
Universalists
Salvation Army
Christian Catholic
Dowie’s Church
Christian Scientists
German Evangelical Synod
Carroll
Utah
Mormon Church
Canada
Cedar Rapids
Local laundries close while Eldora hosts doctor visit
Alden Times notes Hampton and Eldora laundries have closed, while a Chinese wash house serves locals. Rural mail carriers delay newspapers from New Providence, stirring reader complaints. Chicago specialist Dr Shallenberger visits Eldora for medical talks at Hotel Winchester on Tuesday February 19, 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampton
Eldora
Alden Times
New Providence Post Office
Herald
Garriers
Shallenberger
Chicago
Winchester
Wilbert Shallenberger
Reese
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W. P. Hartery
Guu
Richards
Wtf
Fourth Ward
Bug Road
A.W. Gray
Eldora, Jows
Jbn
Jersey
Paul AM. Smith
Herald Office
Dr. Thomas
Healy
Fee
Infor
Holy City
Miss Winter
W. J. Bryan
Eldora Booster
Fred W. Horton
Town Central Elevator
Drs
Hardin County Court House
Harry Lockwood
Geo. Starr Drug Store
Wisner Opera House
Dr. Purcell
Washington
Cleveland Ladies Orchestra
M. E
Hugh, McNinch
Presbyterian
Ackrey
C. A. Rambo
Congregational Church
Henry Winter
Anna Koeppen
Hubbard
Old Home Place
Ladies’ Auxiliary of the Cemetery Society
Baptist Church
W. J. C. Ralph
Waukaunna
Wis
Congregational
Town Falls
I. P. Sheldon
Wm. Kuhlman
Sheldon
Dakota
Geo, Munger
North Hardin
Iowa Falls
M. E. Church
Chas. A. Willcox
Chickering
Dean
John R. Garrett
Girard, Ala
A. L. Mossman
Radcliffe
Hardin County
Mr. Bryan
Revs
Warner
Convery
Spry
Messrs
Moir
Hardin
Duren
Hardin County Business Men’s Association
Business Mens’ Association
H. F. Carter, Esq
Grace Richardson
Taldine Siefken
Iowa Central Tracks
Ackley Journal
the Herald
C. E. Greer
Des Moines
Capital City
J. H. Hadley
Oskaloosa
Simon Swarts
Frazier
Towa Central Depot
Dno. T. Boylan
South Dakota
Harvey Williams
Owasa
Illinois
Mr. W
Roy Lockwood
Grinnell
Iowa College
Luiken
Steamboat Rock
Frank J. Martin
Ackley
Jas. Walker
C. A. Reaver
San_ Antonio
Texas
A.W. Mitterer
San Antonio
T. T. Roosevelt
H. H. Heetland
Ed Hay
Henry Smith
H. C. Chapin
Z. T. Whinery
Union
H. F. Johnson
Jackson Township
Iowa Central Road
Hutchison
Minnesota
Jas. F. Walker
W. E. Stanley
J. G. McElroy
H. W. Shore
Times-Republican
Rockford
Carl S. Newcomer
New York
Hanvons
German-Alliance
Hakrronp
Connecticut
National of
Fitty Association of Pennsylvanian
St. Paul
Fite & Marine of
American of
New Jersey
MpeLwy & Deposit Co., of
Maryland
LIFE
Aqcident
Liability Travelen of
First National Bank
United States Depository
OR Fen
Byaw Ry
W. B Rathbone
Hardin County State Bank
A Be Oomaer
Sifts D. Robb
Oxehier
Jay
Nuckolls
Apalatant Qasbier
Garita Toes
Chas
Edick
Eldora Plow and Blacksmith Shop
Iowa
Ernest Shipman
Miss Grace
William Clifford
Costa
G.F. Stauffer
Pinte
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