Rev Seccombe Leaves Pulpit for Waterloo Chautauqua Duties
Rev Charles H Seccombe pastor of the Congregational church in Waterloo resigned to join the Waterloo Chautauqua and Bible Institute as financial secretary. He urged support for the Chautauqua as a people s university and school of evangelism, detailing its potential impact on the city and state and its role in civic life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Seccombe
Congregational Church
Waterloo Chautauqua and
Bible Taptituite
Bia Churet
Stecombe
Vriends
Waterlon Chautauqua and
Bible Instituta
Winona
New York
Chautauqua
Chautauqua and Bible Institute
People's University
School of Evangelism
Appian Forum
The
Bible Institute
America
Waterloo Chautauqua and Bible Institute
Bia
Middleast
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed For Back Pain Relief
An Iowa style testimonial urges readers to try Doan's Kidney Pills for backache tied to kidney issues. Mrs E C Case of Cedar Falls claims rapid relief and no recurrence, while Mr Case notes prior discomfort and improved condition after use. Available at Wansier Bros Todd's dog store and through Foater Milburn Co Ruffle New York, price one cent.
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Dean
E. C. Case
Ectrician
Seventh
Cedar Fall
Theusa
Ceas
Case
Wansier Bros. & Todd
Foater MiMilburn Co
Ruffle
New York
United States
Doan
Resignation of Waterloo pastor opens new chapter
The First Congregational church of Waterloo Iowa accepts Rev Chas HW Seccombe s resignation effective January 1 1946 with thanks for three years of sermons youth work and church growth He will lead a Bible institute and stay in Waterloo with his family The deacons praise his leadership and pledge continued support as he moves to broader work in religious outreach amid prayers for blessings on his new mission
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ile Waterloo Chautauqua
Bibbie
Chas. HW. Seccombe
First Congregational Church
Waterloo
Iowa
Tate
Plato
Church
Bible School and Endeavor Society
Seccombe
Seacombe
Mayor report shows November fines and arrests in era
November 1905 Waterloo records detail 100 plus arrests and $250.10 in uncollected fines. Warden Seidel, jailed for assault at Onna house, was sent to Independence asylum after a drunken rampage. Sycamore Jim and others face blacklist fights, with many local residents mentioned including Mr. and Mrs. Shaffer and Flora Bennett visiting from Syracuse before winter in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Seidel
Onna
Besidel
Marshalltown
Inebriale Asylum
Independence
Waterloo
Tom Morris
Tom
Saldel
Letters Mention Cornell Game and Home Thanksgiving Wish
A college letter from Burr Lichty of Princeton notes Charley Phelps and Robert and Cecil Bickley attending the New York School of Homeopathy witnessed a 16 to 4 victory over Cornell. He also mentions cadet Raymond Frelmen at Annapolis planning to attend the Army and Navy game here this year. He longs for home and Thanksgiving meals.
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Burr Lichty
Princeton
N. J
Charley Phelps
Robert
Cecil Bickley
New York School of
Cornell
Raymond Frelmen
Annapolis
Army
Dewar 2 ene re he Dec 4 wed lock for Ray Holley
Our young friend Ray Holley wed Myrtle Cotten on December 28. Best wishes to the couple. Mrs. Joe Meier visits Freeport. Crissy Anderson visits Mrs. Schmitt. Turkey and cranberry Thanksgiving brought two dozen visitors from out of town. G. Stinderaog had a lively runaway but no injuries. Wye stray calves at Schmitt’s. Schmitt Bros builds a new 40-foot steel wind tower east of Raymond to replace the storm wreck. J. J. Rice sale well attended with good prices. Ed Sehmitt to LaCrosse and Freeport then home. Reed visits Dubuque a few days. John Gibson buys a yearling colt for 1.00. Lemly and wife spend Thanksgiving at A. A. Adams. Funeral of Thomas Hara attended at Fairburn. Winter sets in with snow. J. A. Smith late to marry. a freight arrived and plans carried out. Local dance on the 30th draws 41 attendees due to rough roads and poor advertising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Meier
Freeport
Crissy Anderson
Eb, Schmitt
Wm. Widdle
F. A. Mixdorf
Wm. Mixdorf
Charles Mixdér
Mise Anderson
G. Stinderaog
J. J. Rice
Ed. Sehmitt
LaCrosse
Wie
Schmitt Bros
J.reed
Dubuque
John Gibson
Lemly
Oelwein
A. A. Adams
G. Sader
Thomas Hara
Fairbarn
J. A. Smith
Waterloo
Duatine
Uncle S Hasking Attracts Big Audience At Oliver Theatre
Uncle 3 Haskins drew a large crowd at the Oliver theatre last evening. The production featured a goat plot scene and a notable snow sequence in the third act. The native company received high praise for specialties and overall performance. further shows were announced for the afternoon and evening.
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Haskins
Oliver Theatre
Lincoln
Neb
Daily Journal
Dor
Prines
Waterloo Births Set Record in November 1905
Dr G H Sumner and City Clerk R Thompson in Waterloo recorded 48 babies born in November 1905, including 32 males and 81 teen females from Illinois Central employees. Some births occurred in October but reported in November. many families listed include Sibert, Larson, Kipp, Knittle, Johnston, Kreis, Dickey, Bogardus, Caffrey, Wittstock, Bachtel, Davies, and others. The stork visit also noted workers across shops and conductors. An Elk memorial service followed with eulogy by W N Birdsall and a Perry Iowa judge addressing departed members B F Burton and N W Harris.
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G. H. Sumner
Clark R Thompson
Recorders of Vital Statistics
Waterloo
Vital Statuiean Wag
Ilinois
Wm. V. Sibert
Frad. J. Larson
Rank Kipp
Tonis A. Knittle
Frank W .Johnston
David F. Benjamin
Gustav Kreis
Reuben Dickey
Blos Beener
Jacob A. Bogardus
James T. Caffrey
Fred. W. Wittstock
Carl B. Bachtel
B. P. Davies
Richard MW. Durchdenwald
John James Lister MacLedy
Fred. M. Burger
Toseph Conkey
Peter I. Roseauer
Fred. J. Hacker
Frank T. Hemer
Frederick Bellke
August W. Buhr
John B. Williams
George C. Ehr
Roy Ickes
Wilbur L. Dunham
Chas. L. Whitney
Geo. H. Baldwin
Vinton J. Stealy
James J. O'’Hearn
L. B. Fowler
Ernest L. Power
Alfred .D. Tait
Wim. F. Ireland
Harry ZB. Scott
Walter &. Kirscher
Geo. P. Hoffar
Walter Les
Henry Tired
Gen. Eastman
Richard C. Dust
Ole Madsen
Louis Vollensveider
Igham P. Grover
Homer Jolls
Frank K. Styoude
Dwight Bower
Local Market Prices For Hogs Cattle Hides And Grains
Market list shows hogs at 4.40, stack cattle 2.00 to 1.60, steers prime 3.50 to 4.50, butchers cows and heifers 2.00 to 3.00, veal calves 4.00 to 4.50, lard prices listed. Grain prices include rice wheat 70c, corn 82c, oats 22c, barley 3s. Butter 22c, eggs 22c, potatoes 46 to 60c, hay prairie 5.00 to 6.00, timothy 6.60 to 7.60, hens, spring chickens, young turkeys, hides for country slaughter, patent flour 2.60.
L L Bixby Dead Former Waterloo Resident Passed Away
Estherville sent word Saturday evening that L L Bixby died that afternoon at his home. Born in Westford Vermont sixty eight years ago he lived in Waterloo until 1880 moving with family to Estherville where he ran a meat business until retirement. He leaves a wife and nine children Roswell Marshalltown Mrs O A Manning Waterlown Dell Arch Charley Clarence Arch Lumon and Daisy all of Estherville He was an old soldier active in the G A R post in Waterloo.
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O. A. Manning
Jefferson Street
Estherville
L. L. Bixby
Waterloo
Bixby
Rick
Westford
Vermont
Marshalltown
Waterlown
Dell
Arch
Charley
Clarence
Lumon
Daisy
G. A
R. Post
Round Trip Fare to Northern Points via Great Western
Round trip fares offered by Great Western Railway to northern points up to New Hampshire and Britain. East to Almoral and south to Green Mountain. Tickets on sale Saturdays and Sundays through December 1905, with return Monday. Low rates to other destinations. information from A. Beham.
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Chicago
Great Western Railway
New Hampton
Briton
Almoral
Green Mountain
Tleke
Dee
Iith
A. BE
Ham
Hides And Furs Market Report
The market for hides is good and prices strong with green hides and country slaughter quoted at No 1 10%4¢ per pound and No 2 5% per pound. Fur values are firm and the forecast is for an unfavorable season. Silt pays highest market values for all classes of furs. W R French 21 Lafayette Street Waterloo Iowa. Mrs Bert Wilson reported better today after days in critical condition near Waterson and Cedar Valley line of the WLC PL & N.
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W. R. French
Lafayette
Struct
Waterloo
Tawa
Bert Wilson
Waterson
WLC
PL & N
County Dads in Session in Black Hawk Adjourned Meeting
Black Hawk county supervisors met in adjourned session at the courthouse to finish bills and unfinished business from the prior meeting. They expect to adjourn after this work and reconvene in the regular session, possibly tomorrow morning, with the January term of court drawing as a principal matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors of
Blackhawk County
Wagner Manufacturing T proclaims capital stock increase Cedar Falls
Amended articles of incorporation for Wagner Manufacturing Company of Cedar Falls were filed raising capital stock from 16000 to 50300. The firm, once formed to produce various articles, now broadens its scope. Adam Wagner of Cedar Falls is president and W 17. Meyer is secretary.
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Wagner Manufacturing Company
Cedar Falls
Lnsiyesa
Adam Wagner
Cellar Falls
Meyer
Chicago Market Quotations and Livestock Report
Chicago market quotes for December show grain futures with wheat and corn prices across December and May July contracts. Estimated hog receipts reach 53,090 with cattle at 24,000 and sheep at 20,000. Hog prices opened mostly steady to lower and closed about five cents higher with ranges cited for mixed, good to choice, rough and light hogs. Cattle and sheep opened steady and closed steady with minor declines for cattle and stable sheep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Eveeeeses
Weather Forces Washington Eighth Grade To Dismissal
Fright atmosphere and cold rooms forced the Washington school eighth grade to close today. Healing plant issues left rooms too cold for study, prompting dismissal until defects are fixed. Classrooms led by Miss Zaidla King and Bertha Makham. Rev. Sandford presided Westminster Presbyterian services. Jandford family listed at West Third Street.
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Washington School
Zaidla King
Bertha Makham
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