Problem of the Unchurched in Waterloo Address
Rev H W Reherd of First Presbyterian delivers a Sunday sermon on why Waterloo has many unchurched. He cites Gallio, outlines general and church-related causes, counter attractions like clubs and amusements, and criticizes church methods while urging revival, wider outreach, and practical Sabbath observance to draw the unchurched back to church life.
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H. W. Reherd
First Presbyterian Church
Waterloo
Achaia
Greece
Corinth
Apostle Paul
Europe
Sosthenes
Galio
Gallio
Seneca
Galile
God
Waterlon
Jesus Christ
Christ's Church
Buainees
Tha Samon
Lelatire
Jesus
Middle West
Iowa
Ermployer
Emlayea
Andrew
Peter
Church
Church of America
France
Church of Christ
God's House Fort
Anager
America
Rexall Orderlies touted as cure for chronic constipation
An ad claims Rexall Orderlies can cure chronic constipation without laxatives, promising nerve and muscle toning of the large intestine. It asserts safety for children, neutral organ impact, and no purging, offering two sizes at 25¢ and 10¢ with a risk request and address at 207 East Fourth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rexall Orderlies
Don M. Munger Brig Co
East Fourth Street
Notice of Settlement at Hummel Hotel
I G Ronquest announces settlement of all accounts after disposing of interests in the Hummel hotel. All persons owing me or holding accounts against me are requested to call at once to make settlement at the Hummel Hotel.
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Hummel Hotel
Carnegie Sends His Check to Upper Iowa University
Upper Iowa University received $30 009 from Andrew Carnegie of Fayette Iowa on November 30. President Wm A Bhankhind accepted the pledge toward the $150 000 additional endowment goal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upper Iowa University
Andrew
Fayette
Wm. A. Bhankhind
Andrew Carnagie
Carnegie
Thanksgiving in town and township notes brief
Mrs A B Whitney of Waterloo thanks with daughter Mrs B K Rice in Barclay. Miss Clara Sherman visits Ch Sage for winter. Miss Sarah Nerth returns from Commercial College to join Thanksgiving. Mrs Alf Nesfield buys Edison phonograph. A Pinno closing out sale Dec 3 with H Kies auctioneer. Carpenters finish Nesfield barn. 40 present for Thanksgiving feast. Earl Oliver returns from Dunkerton. A Oliver and wife visit Waterloo. Will Wagner and Frank Wille join Mr Potter for frisky rabbit hunt, 37 bunnies bagged. Snowstorm disappointing. Taft election noted with local reflections. Dunkerton brother’s gratitude referenced. Dunkerton creamery pays 28c per lb butter for October.
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A. B. Whitney
Waterloo
BK. Rice
Barclay
Clara Sherman
Sage
Sarah Nerth
Commercial College
Alf. Nesfield
Edison
A. Pinno
H. Kies
Frank Nesfield
W. PF. Walker
Earl Oliver
Dunkerton
A. Oliver
Will Wagner
Frank
Wille
Mr. Potter
J. Gibson
Chris Emerson
Iss Minna Horndon
No. 6
Gramma Walker
John Anderson
Jesup Creamery
Olr
Taft
Shell Rock Society and Personal News Summary
Nov 30 notices from Shell Rock report Jas Shorter leaving for St Cloud and Chicago with Ruth Jones, Ruth Sheldon to visit her father, and Miss Sheldon to Pounston Indiana. Mrs Will Swettzer hosting Mrs H S Foster in Norfolk Nebraska. Everett and son Wallace plan Cedar Rapids winter, Major Fairbanks in Cleveland. Lyle Stewart sells livery, Mrs W C Wilson building a new barn, Ethelyn Dewey to Boone for a teaching post. Mrs A McInroy dies. Ed Miner visiting Greene. Denton J. Austin Jr. and Mrs Jones visit. Charles Austin Jr. injured onsite with a fall at farm east of town.
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Jas. Shorter
St. Cloud
Brinn
South Dakota
Ales Stolin-Sheldon
Ruth Jones
Chicaeo
Pounston
Misa Sheldon
Will Swettzer
H. 5. Foster
Norfolk
Everett
Wallace
Cedar Rapide
Major Fairbanks
Cleveland
Lake Shore
Lyle Stewart
Clarkaville
W. C. Wilson
Goo
Jones
Ethelyn Dewey
Boone
A. McInroy
Riverside
Ed. Miner
Ravenna
Ney
Greene
Pam
L. Jones
Denton
J. J. Watson
Charles Austin Jr
Indoor championships lit by Eastern stars at Madison Square Garden
New York Nov 30 The Amateur Athletic Union indoor championships open tonight at Madison Square Garden with a two section program spanning sprints middle distances hurdles and field events. Eastern luminaries who shone in Athens and London lead entries alongside strong western contenders from Chicago Montreal Boston and Baltimore in a meet expected to produce notable upsets.
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New York
Isk
Amateur Athletic Union
Madison Square Garden
Tamior- Tow
Tlice
Athens
London
Chicago
A. A
Montreal
Boston
Baltimore
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Canada
Astils- Ment
Princi Industrica
Borlal Gand
Landa Moy
Alana Ue Pacchanod
Roliway
Land Companion
Uunes
Gare
HOLMES, US -Jackson_ Street, Se Paul, Minn
DR. G.E. Boyce
ALOO
Joe Schiel
Hardware Man
Julia
School of Music
Plumb
Lillian Dintz
L. L. Brooks
Maude Waterpisld
NES
C. H. Stillban
Katherine McKelyie Pino
Ocha Carney
West Sixth Street
Vale
Black Hawk J & M
State House Coffee
Black Hawk
ALL Waterloo Products
Black Hawk Coffee and Spice Co
Nene
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Madison Square
Dranachot
J. W. Bouldin
Ee Srecens
Bawidin
Wien
Dr. Bouldin
Waterloo Flour Market
Bakers
Pioneer Family
Waterlee
Gedar Falls
Union Mill Go
Elizabeth Parrott
Franklin Street
Iqwa
Waterloo College of Commerce
Oelwein
Wm Bryer
North End
Franklin
C. B
BAUM
Schoel
Vaughn Implement CO
Henrietta G. Coughtry
Mus
W. Third Avenue
Syndicate Building
The
Fowler Co. Wholesale Grocers
I. R. Jackson
Osteopathic
Syndicate
Silas
Squire
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