New Manager for CGW Railway Prominent Western Leader
H G Burt to take full charge of the Chicago Great Western Railway after officer elections. Burt, a veteran railway executive, has led major lines including the Union Pacific and Soo, with widespread West Coast recognition. L S Gass to return to Waterloo and devote time to the Waterloo Cedar Falls and Northern. The announcement ties to a $20 million reconstruction grant for the CGW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Great Western Railway
H. G. Burt
Myr. Burt
West
L. S. Gass
Dr Wilber Schallenberger Chronic Cure Specialist
Dr Wilber Schallenberger offers free confidential consultations for chronic diseases and a wide range of conditions including catarrh, throat and lung diseases, eye and ear disorders, stomach liver kidneys and nervous debility. He claims rapid diagnosis, surgical attention, cures for sexual diseases and private ailments, and promises proven remedies with no experiments.
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Sinot
Thane Sands
Abundant Capital Drives Chicago Great Western Plans
Hac Abundant Capital. Mr Burt to take charge of the Chicago Great Western railway with promises of all needed funds to overhaul the line. Within three years the road may be rebuilt and upgraded with first flags, and in five years rival any line in the state. L. Cass returns to Waterloo as Waterloo Cedar Falls and Northern director, shifting focus to expanding interurban lines. Cass’s leadership is praised for Water loo progress and railroading advancement.
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Burt
Chicago Great Western Railroad
West
Chicago and Northwestern Railway
WEY
Northwestern
Union Pacific
Union Pro
Soo” Line
Canadian Pacific
The
Soo
Chicago Great Western
Chicago
Chicago Great Western Railway
Waterloo
Gass
Cass
St. Paul
Cedar Falls
Northern
D. Gass
L. &. Cass
Mission Tour to Plan New Evangelical Church
A commission appointed by Bishop Breyfogel and led by Rev J H Bauernefeld met in Waterloo to inspect sites for a new Evangelical Association church. The Young People's Alliance funds the project, aiming to raise about 3000 dollars and establish a self sustaining mission to provide a pastor before handing it to the denomination.
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Young People’s Alliance of the
Evangelical Association
Jin Laws
J. 11. Baurenfeund
Waterloo
Monilay
Dubuque
Breyfogel
A. L. Horn
Cedar Falls
H. J . Schiuter
van Horne
Tey. Millman
Dumont
W. CG. la
Mhon
Ibig
Young People's Alliance
Iasi
P. A
Mother Left Waterloo Children Run Away From School
Mary Burger left Waterloo with two sons aged 11 and 13 for Chicago to attend a convent school. The boys were found on streets and attempted to return to Waterloo after their separation from their mother. Chicago officials sought guidance on care as Mrs. Burger has not communicated with relatives or the family since departing.
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Mary Burger
Waterloo
Chicago
Q. J. Frye
Summerville
Salse
Thar
Roys
South Dakota Poultry Show Opens in Mitchell
The tenth annual South Dakota Poultry association exhibition begins in Mitchell and runs through the week. Exhibits include fowls, turkeys, geese, pigeons, rabbits and other stock, with numbers and quality surpassing previous fairs in the state.
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South Dakota
Mitchell
S. 32
South Dakota Poultry Association
Revival Meetings Draw Large Crowds at First M E Church
Great crowds attended revival services at the First M E church with Rev Small preaching both morning and evening. The packed house turned many away while Miss Gould led a large chorus and a quartet performed. Rev Small spoke on Man Warring Against God citing Isaiah. Evening sermons continue nightly at 7:30 with daily afternoon prayer meetings led by local residents across several streets and homes.
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Small
Frank Cole
Miss Gould
Charles Alexanders
Liftring
Aod
Willingness Essential to Man's Salvation Sermon
Rev H G Beeman spoke at Walnut Street Baptist Church last evening on When Will T be Saved. He outlined three parts the case the question and cure using Christ's healing at Jerusalem. He argued salvation begins with a mind purified, not mere bodily cure, and hinges on a person’s willingness to be made whole through prayer and seeking Jesus Christ.
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Walnut Street Baptist Church
H. G. Beeman
Christ
Jerusalem
Jesus
City of Old
Teo- Min
Jesus Christ
Watering In All Ways Hank Clears Week End
Waterworks financial report shows weekly clearances ending January 23 totaling 696708.28 with city institutions posting 691428.58 for January 16. Building and loan associations moved 12017.83 in business with realty transfers totaling 40929 mortages placed 43879 and releases 11457.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hank
J. B. Ogle & Co
Waterloo
Clearanges
Gas plant deal boosts Detroit suburbia power supply
Elston acquires Detroit and Suburban Gas with partners for 375000 dollars. The purchase covers Detroit eighteenth ward districts Ford City Wyandotte Evouse River Rouge and surrounding areas serving factories and street lamps. An additional 200000 dollars will be invested to expand soon while Histon remains with Citizens Gas and Electric at Waterloo and shifts executives to Detroit during transition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bilston
Citizens Gas and Electric Company
Mr. Histon
J. K. Stewart
Detroit
Conetri
Watterloo
Elston Wll
Elston Aild
East Park Javenue
Histon
Citizens Gas and Riedria Company
Waterloo
Waterloo Elevators Carry Hundreds In City Week
A citywide elevator study in Waterloo tallies movement, trips and passengers in the Commercial building from Monday to Saturday. The tally shows 46 miles traveled, 7,115 stops, 6,807 passengers carried, and 3,087 trips, averaging 200 feet per minute over 23 hours 11 minutes.
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Hoger Nauman
Olmstead Named VP and Counselor for Postal Insurance
O D Olmstead of Waterloo is appointed vice president and assistant general counselor of the United States Postal Insurance Corporation. The Denver based firm, capitalized at 1,000,000, plans to begin business February 1 and occupy quarters in the Majestic building. Olmstead, a Waterloo native and former government and land fraud attorney, will reside in Denver with Mrs Olmstead, a daughter of Mr and Mrs G B Stilson.
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O. D. Olmstead
Waterloo
United States Postal. Insurance Corporation
Denver
Colorado
Olmstead
G. B. Stilson
Majestic
J.T. Sullivan
Washington
Trnst
Soms West
Armiselt
Mrs. Olmstead
Debs Ver
Street clash leaves man injured amid patrol wagon dispute
Orville McKillo, injured Friday night in a street encounter with Al Peterson, was hospitalized in serious but improving condition after brain pressure was relieved by drainage. A Waterloo resident protested patrol wagon stops before his home, citing implied trouble in his household. Real estate transfers filed Saturday include multiple deeds in Waterloo and Washington counties totaling 2852 dollars.
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Orville MoKlp
al Peterson
Gia
McKillo
Waterloo
Conference at White House on care of dependent children
A large, notable gathering of sociology scholars, philanthropists, and educators, both men and women, met at the White House at President Roosevelt's invitation to discuss how best to aid dependent children. The conference will continue tomorrow with discussions from experts and practitioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
Rosevelt
United States
Hal's Catarrh Cure claims universal cure
A vintage advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only positive treatment for catarrh, a constitutional disease. It asserts the medicine works by affecting blood and mucous surfaces, promises strong constitution, and offers $100 for any unresolved case. Includes testimonial list offer and Toledo based Cheney & Co. as manufacturers.
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Hal
Hall
Cheney & CO
Toledo
Large crowd at weekend horse sale nets 45 000 dollars
About 250 horses sold for 45 000 dollars with many lots fetching 200 225 and 250 dollars. Buyers from Indiana Minnesota Chicago Manitoba and Missouri led purchases while local farmers also bought, shipping many animals Sunday. Dealers expect stronger demand as spring nears and next sale set for February 6.
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Chicago
W. B. Blair
Indiana Sports
Tom Bloom
Minneapaliz
Mike] Bayers
Minneapolis
John’ Gould
John Bradley
Manitoba
Geo
Pillsbury
St. Louis
Gillespie Bros
Cambridge
Minn
Carpenter
Rock Island
J.cappill
Fairbank
Local Market Results Show Mixed Beginnings for Week
Opening in Monday trade reveals buyers active across horse cattle and hogs with firm to higher prices for good stock. Cattle demand strongest for top butcher and feeder grades while grain markets show ample supply and oats firm as corn weakens. Poultry prices remain pressured by high greased poultry costs despite strong turkey and chicken demand.
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Mottay
Stockera
Paw Te
Chaicea
Butter Market Steady With Hints of Higher Prices Ahead
Monday's butter market showed a steady tone with indications of higher prices soon. Light deliveries from creameries and dairies, steady egg values, and good receipts of fresh produce supported a brisk market. hay and straw demand stayed strong with favorable prices. A shipment of 125 head of stock moved through the city from western Illinois to Chicago.
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Timothy Way
Ryo Eieedereree
Bishop Harding Consecrated for Washington Diocese
Rev. Dr Alfred Harding was consecrated bishop of the Episcopal diocese of Washington at Trinity church with a large crowd in attendance. The ceremony featured a procession of bishops, elaborate decorations, and a prominent musical program. Harding, born in Ireland, was long active in Washington as a diocesan organizer and parish priest, with prior posts in Geneva, Baltimore, and St Paul’s Baltimore.
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Washington, D. c
Alfred Harding
Episcopal Diocese
Washington
Ireland
United States
Brooklyn
Trinity College
Hartford
Conn
Berkeley Divinity School
Middletown
Littlejohn
Long Island
Blar
Harding
Trinity Church
Geneva
N.Y
St. Paul's Church
Baltimore
Satterlee
Honeymoon Before Marriage Ends With Double Ceremony
Fargo man Rudy E. Dahl and Moorhead woman Annie G. Iverson learned after two days of living as husband and wife that they were not legally married. Interstate marriage rules caused confusion as a Moorhead preacher failed to conduct a valid ceremony. A North Dakota bond secured allowed a ceremony on the opposite side, followed by another wedding in Fargo, leaving the couple relieved.
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Fargo
N. D
Mon Ong Wife
Rudy E. Dahl
Annie G. Iverson
Moorhead
North Dakota
Miners Seek New Wage Scale in Anthracite Talks
Indianapolis January 23 The United Mine Workers name a special committee to meet anthracite operators to negotiate a new wage scale before the current agreement expires April 1 The miners aim to set a new scale by conference and agreement The notice then shifts to a soft hoax advertising Ely’s Liquid Cream Balm as a catarrh remedy with a price and seller details.
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Ely
Droggivta
Ely Brothers
Warren
Indianapolis
Roosevelt
All Drugeists
Ely Bray
Warren Stract
New York
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H. & Burt
Hab
DR. Wilber
Schallenberger
Chiago
1Il
Logan House
Ofice
Shallenberger
Great Western
Y. P. A. OF Evangelical Association
Mel Monday
Mrs. Burger
Loo
Curt
Cers AM Nn
Wellington Street
L. Survay
W. HH. Marshall
Alien Street
Howash
South Street
Bader
West Fifth Street
Stevens
C Street
John Averill
West Ninth Street
Rev. Cole
Miss Weyand
W.S. Reremiey
Kingsley Street
TF. Wilson
Patemnan Made
H. G Beeman
Eiston
Suburban Gas
Michigan City
Roger Nauman
Gilbertvile Dairy Association
Kasehit
Thee Gilbertviile Dairy Association
Madison Square Garden
Jefechil
America
United States Postal
Insurance
Mary Tilzer
Frank Keapp
H. Waterloo
Boyd
Jotn Glesler
Chris. MuUsch
Dliseh
Land
Bagke
Fach Alitseh
Christopher Bilitsen
Bagio
Carl C. Bickley
Iowa
L. Enn Ae Ae
LOGAL
Hoga
Twaterloo
Kas
Turkey
Pioneer
Ariatos
Hites
Armat
DR. Harding
Washington, D. G
Diocese
Trinity
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