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Newspaper

Semi Weekly Reporter

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1907

Page

3

Feverish week in stock market prompts warnings from experts

A New York ledger notes feverish market activity with widespread rumors and a copper operator’s embarrassment fueling a broad liquidation. Analysts describe a gradual money-tightening reaction, with losses vast yet largely absorbed, while prices hold at attractive levels for certain securities. Bankers tighten collateral rules and copper and iron sectors bear the brunt amid a general business slowdown. The piece also cites real estate, cotton goods, and interior demand themes, and offers Henry Clews’ cautious outlook on future operations.

New York Wall Street Chiat Chicago Department of Business Leen Henry Clews Gortelyou

Fellowship meeting of T P A and U C T council

Arrangements are made for a joint meeting of T P A post and U C T council in the Hille hotel assembly room on Saturday evening Oct 26. The event aims to promote fellowship among traveling men with an informal program and a large turnout anticipated as many will be home for over Sunday.

T. P. A. Post U. C. T. Council Hille Hotel

Why Young Women Go Wrong Sermon in Waterloo Church

Rev. B. G. Beeman preached why young women go wrong to a full Walnut Street Baptist church in Waterloo. He blamed the home and parental care, warned of curfew enforcement, and urged economy in dress and steady work to prevent moral ruin. He cited cases of ruined girls, praised industrious labor, and urged a matron’s help for rehabilitation.

B. G. Beeman Walnut Street Baptist Church Washington, D.C Beeman Waterloo Womain Yong Io Waterloo House of Correction Womtan Atste Beaman Bay Hist Church Wifey Hubby Henrg A. E. Canfield Dunkerton CC. Brown

Rural District Graduation Schedule Arranged

A rural district schedule announces December graduation ceremonies for multiple schools across counties. Listed are dates and student names for Barclay Township Ada, Dunkerton Dunkerum and Magee, Mount Hope Albert Schmidt, East Waterloo Loomhouse No. 8, Poyner Raymond, Creamery Orange Cedar, Eagle Center, Spring Creek Center, Cedar Falls Greeley, and others.

Barclay Township—Center Ada Rice Lester Dunkerton Iva Carncross Ethel Dunkerum Niel Magee Golda Clark Myrtle Frisby Cedar Falls Greeley Anna Erickson Edith Kght Hol Smith

Chinese Missionary Recalls Harrowing Shangsha Welcome

Rev C Newton Dubs D D LLD of Shangsha Hunan China, superintendent of Chinese missions for the United Evangelical Church, spoke to a crowded audience about his experiences in central China. He faced hostile property discrimination and threats, noting Chinese superstition and high regard for Christians, while praising China’s wealth and potential.

Legen Avenue Evangelical Church C. Newton Dubs D.D L.ld Shangsha Hunan China Reet Dubs Middle Kingdom Dr. Dubs Jumbago United States

Local farmers and residents cite health and farming notes

A mixed page reports farming updates and个人 visits in Waterloo and Barclay, mentioning Henry J. Schmitt, Matt Ortner, and William Sader planning moves, along with references to Foley’s Honey and Tar remedies and a marriage license for William Bogie and Ada Floyd. Medical ads praise Foley’s Kidney Cure, with testimonials from Dean’s Kidney Pills users in Waterloo.

Jolly Keaho Matt Ortner Waterloo Mike Staebell Henry J. Schmitt Dewar Barclay Henry Oklahoma William Henry E. Jones Tampa Fla Foley Wangler Bros K. Joder

Creamery changes and county notes from the region

The Fown and Township area reports the creamery separating for the first time on Sundays to rest in hot weather, corn picking starting, and school term ending with Miss Margaret Robinson teaching winter term in Noal Berelay. Local visits include Mrs. Meyers of Flandreau and Mr. Von Bracken of Laporte.

Init Margaret Robinson Noal Berelay Saig T. Meyers Flandreau Dewar Wapele Dr. Richey Lone ‘Tres

Prominent Waterloo Notes and School Board Plans

Mispaced local items report plans for the Crystal ice and No. 2 businesses, a six month teaching term at No.8, and consolidation of two school terms into eight months. Novembers meetings of the school board and township trustees are noted at Center school house. Local names Bennett Etory Fritz Racy Welter Meier Keane appear amid a mix of church bazaR and community gossip, with a plug for Oring Lazatire Fruit Syrup.

Kies Center School Gorund Ralph Etory Robinson Dunkerton F. W. Fritz Racy Waterloo Barclay St. Joseph’s Church Bazar Joe Welter Dewar Barelad John Meier John Keane St Joseph's Baysar

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