Emanuel Society Plans New Church for Waterloo
The Emanuel Society of the Evangelical association advances a new 68 by 80 foot church at Waterloo to replace the old 88 by 60 structure. Expected to cost 15000 to 16909 dollars, it will use Bedford stone with opalescent glass windows. The basement will be nine feet high, and the main floor will seat about 800, with rooms for Sunday school and choir. Rev. Bauernfeind leads, with past work in Cedar Falls, Waterloo, and Laporte.
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Evangelical Association
Emanuel Society
Splendid
Baurenfeind
Sli
Aiza
Biackhawk
Cedar Valley
Mlinois Conference
Evangelical Associaton
Jacob Schloeiffe
J. Mohr
Fratt
Waterlolo
Cedar Falls
H. Kleinsorge
Schoeffie
Waterloo
Laporte
Brémer County
Hardip
Fort Dodge
H. Kings
G. Pile
Intervale
Jacob Kelger
C. Barner
J. C. Weavers
Ises
Joseph Harlacher
Brandfather
Pswer Ghyok
Eckhardt
Joseph Haring
Lacher
Witte
Nicholas Trad Schuck
J. Bassert
J. Brauer
Laperto
Wr. G. H.egge
Heis
Josep Bosaert
Mississippi River
George Eckhardt
W. HL. Bucks
Cleveland
Susan Rickert
Hollis ter's Rocky Mountain Tea Promises Relief
A vintage advertisement touts Hollis ter's Rocky Mountain Tea as a blessing for mothers. Claims energy, happiness, and wellness for weary, winter-tired women. Includes product line 86 Tea or Tablets by Wangler Bros with price 62-61.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wionthé Mothara
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Wangler Bros
January police report shows 78 arrests for month
The January police summary lists 78 arrests with drunkenness and disorderly conduct leading offenses. It notes 62 sleepers at the free bunk, mentions animal losses, and reports real estate transfers including deeds for Cedar Falls and Black Hawk Co. Also Edith Kentzolman to return home from Dahague.
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Cureisse
Ingane
Ilome Petit Jarceny
Nalice
Esnod
Hertha May Patterson
Blackhawk Bersen Co
Taeteeree
Maude Rogarth
John G. Secor
Cedar Falta
Tj. G. Seemr
Maude Garth Loi
Cedar Falls
Temperance Report At Des Moines Convention Planned
Rev Walter H Rollins to deliver Sunday services at First Congregational church presenting a report on the Des Moines convention. Evening sermon titled The Saloon Must Go and a special march song will mark the temperance program. Morning sermon continues The Foundation Stones of Faith with The Future Punishment. Public invited.
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Walter H. Rollins
First Congregational
Des Moines
Georgia
Owl
Betowine
Ptorest
In The Shadow Of The Shops On Icebound Rails
Conductor Willer fills in for Conductor Searlse as ice encrusts Central Shop facilities. Three tunnels’ pumps, icicles, and water mains are frozen, forcing locomotives to sit in the roundhouse while crews melt ice. Pay slips are prepared for Chicago, many workers to receive half salaries due to two week shop closure. News item notes various crew movements, theft joke, and local incidents.
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Willer
Baeserger
Searlse
Round House
Central
Chicago
Gould
Meffert
T. B. Brooke
PL I
Henry Searleg
Willie
EngineerThomas
Freeport
Engineer Seile
James Hardy
Iowa Street
Misa Nopa 'Talty
Clarkaville
Wm. Nauman
Central Round House
Wy. Robinson
Hifzareth Rohy
Pine Street
West End
Carpenter Grog
Bleyela
Ile
Barewin
Arralg
Snow and Ice Clearing Grid Delays Service at Simola Yard
Large group of Simola Central Section workers clear switches in freight yards and near the passenger station. Many switches were frozen shut, slowing work and delaying night crews' operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simola Central Section
Freigh
Mrs Lou Smith Stricken By Severe Illness In Waterloo
Hundreds of friends in Waterloo learn with concern of Mrs. Lou Smith confined at home 702 East Fourth street from a serious illness. She has suffered about ten days with bronchitis and pneumonia recently developed affecting both lungs. Her condition is described as very serious and anxious neighbors closely follow updates.
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Lou Smith
Waterloo
East Fourth Street
Philleo Accounts Sold In Court Sale For $7
Charles B. Harris assignee of M D Philleo Cedar Falle secured district court order allowing sale to the highest bidder. Accounts totaling $1,112.51 and notes of $996.68 were sold to J L Bailey and F L Winegard respectively. The transaction closes the assignment with a likely small remainder to be distributed soon.
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Charles B. Harris
Assipoes
M. D. Philleo
ABC
District ‘Court
Iim
Sgsignee
J. L. Bailey
F. L. Winegard
Kidney trouble warned as insidious danger mounts
An old health claim warns of kidney disease being a silent killer. The advertisement urges early action at the first sign of trouble to correct irregularities and prevent fright’s disease and diabetes, naming vendors Wangler Broa and J. K. Joder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taka Foley
Wangler Broa
J. K. Joder
Tee
Traer Clipper Reports Large Corn Imports
W F Johnston of Toledo holds 4600 bushels of corn on a Traer farm after refusing 65 cents per bushel. A Trager grain dealer has imported nearly 20090 bushels for local trade this winter. Farmers and buyers have shipped many carloads, totaling perhaps 66090 bushels so far, with predictions of more by fall reaching 190090 bushels. This would send out about 40090 or more dollars, unlike normal years. Imported corn sells for 60 to 62 cents per bushel.
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Tama County
Traer
W. F. Johnston
Toledo
Trager
Postum reads and pantry notes recall coffee switch
A doctor narrates a family shift from coffee to Postum after observing health issues from coffee. He recalls a two year marriage where Postum replaced coffee and tea at home, reporting digestion relief. The note cites Postum Co and a Michigan reader, urging readers to consult Road to Wellville.
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Postum
Tevar
Postum Co
Hattie Creek
Mich
Wellville
Waterloo Meat Sanitation Plan Sparks City Meeting
A Friday night gathering at the mayor’s office reviewed proposals for two city slaughterhouses on opposite riverbanks, government meat and milk inspections, and heightened sanitary methods. Butchers united with health officials, supporting government oversight to ensure clean, inspected meat for Waterloo customers.
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Caauctation
Butchers
Frim
Waterloo
Dra
Clark
Scott
Dunkelberg
Bickley
Sumner
J. . Hadman
Wall
West
East
Butchers Association
Potatoes Move In Massive 36 Car Shipment
One of the citys largest potato shipments passed through on Thursday afternoon via a Rock Island special consisting of 36 cars from northern Iowa and Minnesota bound for Chicago. Each car carried 650 to 700 bushels, totaling about 23 000 bushels, with heating apparatus in every car. H Breege of Denver Iowa visited the city Friday.
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Rock Island Road
Minnesota
Chicago
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B. J. Rickert
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Mary Rickert
Rebecca Weber
Carl Ziehmer
Carolina Ziehmer
Lavi Afisler
Jacob Heger
Caroline Hager
J. S. Hauger
Harrist Hauger
Charles Rickert
Evangelical Church
Corner Park Ave
Sycamore Vt
Beda
Edith
Rollins
Ance. Peoples Plans
Saloena
Philleo
Association
Napaction
H. Breege
Denver
Iowa
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