New Church to Be Organized in Waterloo
Preliminary organization work for a new Baptist church in Waterloo progresses with a Thursday prayer meeting. Delegates report attendance near 100 at Sunday school in the West Side Carnegie library rooms where members from the First Baptist church met. The plan includes securing a pastor promptly and using the library assembly rooms for services while formal governance is set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Baptist Church
Waterloo
West Aide Gernegie Lbrary
First Baptist Church
West Side
First Baptist
First Baptist Meet
Poorhouse Report Details Aid Recipients and Quarantine
A September October report by JL Klingamar shows aid costs totalled 246.88 in September and 292.24 in October. Of 1565 Unfortunates on the list, 18 men, 47 women, and 90 children receive aid, with 28 widows among the women and 24 ill or quarantined. The notice notes four able bodied men kept at home and 44 men aided, plus a theater listing for Under Southern Skies at the Syndicate theatre on November 12 with claims of high quality and value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JL F. Klingamar
Welva
Syndicate Theatre
Thas Br
Serkon
Sil
Piryera
Sons of Veterans Camp Organizing Meeting Friday
An urgent meeting in the 4 A. Tt. Ball Friday evening aims to organize a Sons of Veterans camp for the children and grandchildren of HAL aid soldiers. Promoters invite attendance to sign or file their applications, with a permanent city home leased and plans to celebrate the Veterans’ Day event. David Hele and family of Dewar were in town visiting friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons of Veterans
HAL Aid
Briday Hines
Aienitiers
David Hele
Dewar v
Waterloo Factories Payroll Tops Two Million Plus
D B Ogle & Co reports Waterloo payroll exceeding 2.25 million dollars per year with factory output valued at about 19.09 million. The release compares favorably to Bradstreet figures, noting Waterloo's growth and status as a financial and manufacturing center despite a smaller population.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. B. Ogle & Co
Waterloo
Bradstreet
Institutons
Amnaster Fe
Akron
South Tend
Shringford
Decatur
Mangfeld
Jacksonville
Theng and
Ogle
Residents and Visitors Haunt The Central Shops District
Maurice Welsh Jr visits Freeport and Dubuque for company business while Mrs Fulitman tours the city from a Washington ranch. Local residents travel for visits and business as workers report to freight and central shops, with several officials and relatives noted visiting or returning from trips around Independence and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Welsh Jr
Freeport
Dubuque
Businese
Fulitman
Washington
Dodge
Dot Rerie
Independence
Monk
Rockford
Brrs
H. G. Lake
Maude Hostetler
Lloydmere
Whh
AL Dunkerton
Schwab
Argyle
W. HH
Lucas
North
Soutt
Dakota
Jinginvers Tuckley
Jones Acrol
Dullua
Ans
George Edner
Chieaso
Waterloo
Hella
J. G. Kaatip
A. Byrnes
Tebone
R. D B. Merritt
Chicago
Omaha
Union Fraukle
WR. Rogers
CIA
Eva Milks
H.V. Barry
Pemeray
Wm. Reidy
Dullet
Wile
Ghiw
Min
New Orleans
Memvids
Long Trip With Ballots In Butte County
Nov 9 Piero 8 D reports ballots slow to tally as one division’s result remains unknown due to scattered precincts. Northeastern county men including Leatmen faction believe the proposition will carry as ballots move via city ballot boxes toward Belle Fourche after passing Aberdeen and Huron for a 660 mile journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piero
Butte County
Leatmen Cintet
Belle Fourcche
Aberdeen
Huron
Belferourdhs
Want No Radicalism Beneficence of Politica Tidal Wave
A historical note argues gradual improvement in governance will reveal the benefits of prudent politics. The piece frames benevolence in public policy as a measured rise, warning against abrupt radical shifts and urging steady, incremental reform.
National Horse Show Opens at Madison Square Garden
The twenty fourth National Horse Show began at Madison Square Garden New York with a large entry list including many new exhibitors and foreign horses. Thoroughbreds show triple the stallions of last year while saddle horse classes grow. breeding classes shrink risking elimination next season. An antique exhibit displays historic carriages and period sleighs alongside portraits of Washington Lafayette and Lincoln as spectators enjoy a grand fashion horsemanship event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wew
York
New York Society
Madison Square Garden
Hove
Canada
London Olympia
Washington
Lafayette
Lincoln
Imany Oil
General Holiday in Canada and Market Outlook in 1909
General Holiday observed across Canada to honor the King’s birthday and Thanksgiving. The piece discusses stock market conditions, cheap money, rising security prices, railroad and industrial prospects, and anticipated tariff policy under Congress, with cautious optimism for a 1909 recovery led by improved enterprise and financial stabilization. Henry Clews provides the hopeful yet cautious commentary on economic trends and international factors influencing markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torono
Ont
Canada
Wallfax
Victoria
Joheny
Tao
Possibie
United States Steel Corporation
Europe
Mickels
London
North Dakota Battleship Set for Launch at Fore River Yard
At Fore River shipyard in Quincey Mass the North Dakota, first Dreadnought type battleship for the U S Navy, is to be launched tomorrow with Miss Mary Benton of Fargo christening the vessel. A North Dakota delegation led by Governor John Burke arrives to witness the ceremony with Secretary Metcalf among Navy officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincey
Fore River Shipbuilding Company
North Dakota
United States Navy
Mary Benton
Fargo
John Burke
Navy Department
Metcalf
Cotton delegates head to southern meeting to curb price decline
Memphs reports arrival of cotton men from Vann and Nox areas for a conference expected to draw 1000 delegates from the South. The gathering at the convention center aims to plan concerted action to halt the downward trend in cotton prices and may last several days, signaling one of the era’s largest such meetings. A second note mentions new church classes at Walon Street Baptist Church and interest in enrollments for Baraena Coryoun and Philatheons, with anticipated large rolls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Entron Jprawers
Suselon
South
Mie South
Walon Street Baptist Church
Baraena Coryoun
Canadian Democracy and Local Election Buzz in Town
Nov 7 notes Dick Atkins claims Canada voted democratic and a broad talk on federal offices. The piece cites local figures like John Risse and Oliver Simerson for constable roles, reports on corn yields around 1035 bushels daily, and mentions visitors from Flandreau and South Dakota. It also discusses cattle markets, feed costs, and farm business outlook for winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Atkins
Canada
Hera Ava
Cummins
Ava
D. E. Metcalf
George Rufinel
Matt
Oliver Simerson
Barclay
Election Board
la Hustler
Tade Meyer
Hig
Flandreau
S. D
Misa Blanche Meyers
Schmitt’s
Kata
South Dakota
Bryan
Lazarus
Waterloo
Belyheck
John Smith
Hagle Township
Wm. Holland
October meeting of Travelers Protective Association in St Louis
The national board of directors met at the Star building in St Louis with President H O Gray and Secretary L T LaBeaume present. Three death claims of 5000 were approved for Lauber Moore Helton. Membership stands at 37767 with 203000 cash. Wa terloo headquarters shows rapid gains led by W A Kerehoff who secured 22 new members. The association admits manufacturers and jobbers and promotes accidental insurance for traveling salesmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Travelers Protective Association
Star Building
St. Louis
H. O. Gray
Louisville
L. T. LaBeaume
Alexander Lawrence
Philadelphia
Vincent Shhoeneker
Miwaukee
John T. Hoek
Waterloo
Iowa
W. OG. Hudson
New Orleans
Carey Klug
Rone
Gaz G. W. Smith
Fred W.W. Scharloo
F. & Conrad
Fisher
B. G. Lauber
John J. Moore
Galveston
Texas
W. Helton
Columbus
Post & Town Division
W. A. Kerehoff
T. Pla
United States
Town
Kelley Leaves Hanford for Kansas City Brokerage Post
S. Love Kelley long time Hanford Produce assistant general manager and Sioux City figure resigns to join a Kansas City brokerage under his own name. Mrs Kelley to remain in Sioux City briefly before joining him. Also notes national corn growers association memberships from multiple states and foreign entries, with Omaha show admission on membership ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Love Kelly
Creamery Package Company
Sioux City
Hanford Produce Company
Kansas City
The
Journal of Sunday
S. Love Kelley
Kaneaga City
New Haugland
Kelley
Ros. Kelley
Waterloo
Hanford Company
Mr. Hanford
Corn Association
United States
Jin
National Corn Growers' Association
J. Wilkes Jones
Jomaica
Omaha
Colorado
Ilinois
Indiana
Iowa
Kentucky
Michigan
Minnesota
Missouri
Mississippi
Nebraska
Ohio
Oklahoma
South Dakota
Texas
Hogland
Mexico
Canada
Romance of dissecting table wedding at St Ambrose
A romance of the dissecting table becomes a real wedding as Dr Joseph Arbros Jerger of Waterloo Iowa and Dr Grace Frith Hagans of Chicago plan to wed at St Ambrose rectory 265 Forty-seventh street Tuesday evening Nov 17. The ceremony will be conducted by Father Foley, assisted by Father Forkonbracte. The couple, longtime acquaintances from medical school, first met on campus and became engaged before graduation day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
J. A. Jerger
Wasterloo
Grace Hlagang
West Side
St. Ambrose Church
Forty-seventh Street
Grace Frith-Hagans
Joseph Arbros
Jerger
Waterloo
Iowa
King Edward's Birthday Observed Across Europe
Charles P Murphy denying Tammany Hall treachery cites Bryan weakness and Taft strength as reasons for Democratic losses in several states. Murphy notes Ohio Indiana Minnesota elected governors while Bryan faltered, and counters treachery charges in Erie and with Mr Mack. Also reports King Edward VII birthday ceremonies and foreign dignitaries’ congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tammany Halt
Tammany
Halt
Bryan
Ohio
Indiana
Minnesota
Erie County
Mack
Chanter
Taft
Hughes
Murphy
Ray London
King Edward
Engine shifts in freight service replace Barth on line
Engineer Joe Barth, who has fired the swing run in passenger service for six months, now runs on freight between here and Freeport. His place is taken by Engineer Jessup, while Mrs John Martin and her son have left for Ployd for a month's visit with her mother, Mrs Anna Mupes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Barth
Here
Freeport
Jessup
John Martin
Ployd
Anna Mupes
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Junkerman
West Side Library
Sun
Ates
Julia Dunker- Mann
Ulus Junkermann
Blunger Drug Store
Cedar Rapids
Es. C. W. Lick
East Dubuque
Juckermann
Prussia
Germany
Zist
Bulfain
Otto Jankermann
McKermann
Junkermann
Mrs. Lick
Mikiy J. H. Kleine
Lakeside
California
Mts
C. W. Lick
Marthia Heron
Frank
Julius
Mili
Albert Kinney
von Kretschmer
Alana Hutt
Montana
B. Huelshoff
Hugo
Huffbauer
Juialo
Towa
Charles and Marx
Hate 7
Iast Dubuque
Wood
Clarence Radcliffe
Dewar
Wilbert Schallenberger
Logan House
Tis
Nate
Naie
Ryo
Kar
Bright
Porfactett
Poormaster
Sons OF Veterans Camp
the Hawkeye Oil Co
Clews
Jover
Ally
Pai Beau
Joley
Wangler Bros
J. J. Jader
Ignacs
Congress
France
Henry Clews
Folex
Cme
Foley
Wangler Broa
J. K. Jodor
Wangler Broz
J. J. Oder
Mhwwef- Lott
Dunkerton
T. Pp. A. Monthly Meeting
Kelly
Waa Man
Drs. Jerger
Hagans
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