Inauguration of New Movement Plans Conventions Across Iowa
A state committee is formed to run a statewide movement linked to the Laymen Missionary effort. Wilbur L. Clapp begins as state secretary, establishing headquarters in Waterloo. Officers reside in Waterloo with Cedar Rapids and Dubuque auxiliary committees. Plans call for conventions in Iowa cities over the coming months to expand education and related features.
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Waterloo
Iowa
Wilbur L. Clapp
Tyne
Thankful Graves Escaped Gratitude Meeting by Waterloo Ministers
Resolutions of gratitude for Rev. R. E. Graves escaping death during the Dayton flood were passed at a Waterloo Ministerial Association meeting in the Y M C A building. Ministers’ attendance was large and the session centered on Graves' personal Dayton experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Graves
First United Brethren Church
Dayton
Waterloo Ministerial Association
Graves
Northey Manufacturing Co hires two new Oklahoma experts
E. J. Turnbull of Oklahoma City has joined Northey Manufacturing Co in Waterloo to take charge of the ice machinery. Des Moines native Paul De Mott has also arrived in Waterloo to enter Northey’s employ.
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E. J. Turnbull
Oklahoma City
Okla
City
Northey Manufacturing Co
Turnbull
Paul de Mott
Des Moines
Waterloo
Northey Company
Postmasters Named Near Here In Eighth Town District
Washington April 7 All vacant post offices in the Eighth Town congressional district not represented by democrats were passed up Saturday by National Committeeman M. M. Wade State Chairman X F Reed and the democratic congressmen L Pepper Maurice Connolly and Sant Kirkpatrick T XN Fitzmerald appointed at Charles City G W Remore at Northwood J X Guynn at Traer H G Kruse at Vinton and D H Baumanyg at Webster City
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Washington
Eighth Town
MM. J. Wade
X. F. Reed
L. §. Pepper
Maurice Connolly
Sant Kirkpatrick
T. XN. Fitzmerald
Charles City
G. W. Remore
Northwood
J. X. Guynn
Traer
H. G. Kruse
Vinton
D. H. Baumanyg
Webster City
Vegetables in High Demand in Waterloo Market
Local Waterloo grocers report unusually strong demand for fresh vegetables as spring arrives. Celery stalks fetch 10 cents, radish bunches 5 cents, lettuce 5 cents per head, tomatoes 14 to 15 cents per pound, cabbage 4 cents, strawberries 15 cents per pint, and green onions 5 cents per bunch, with radish and lettuce supplies mainly from Black Hawk County growers and tomatoes from the south.
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Waterloo
Uv West Side Grocer
Waterloo Grocers
Black Hawk
Town Talk Ha llowell Visitors and Local Notices
Hallowell residents return from Minnesota and Pasadena while Chicago and Kansas City guests visit. Oskaloosa workers arrive for permanent jobs. Local cash donation to eastern flood victims. Parkersburg subscriber sends $3 to The Courier for relief. State reps Bowman and Grout visit Waterloo with local host W E Doft relation noted.
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Parkersburg
F. B. Dietrick
Annual Session This Evening at First Presbyterian
The First Presbyterian church and congregation will hold its annual session this evening at 7 30 in the parlors. Reports from committees will be shown by stereopticon and pictures illustrating the year’s work. The spring communion services were held yesterday morning after the regular preaching service with thirty four new members received and many taking communion.
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East Waterloo
First Presbyterian Church
Montreal visitor Mrs Macmillan with J L Bentley in Washington St
Mrs William Macmillan of Montreal arrived to visit her mother Mrs J L Bentley on Washington street. She formerly lived here as Mrs Minnie L Hull and was married December 21 in Montreal. Mr Macmillan is with W J Bush wholesale druggists. She will stay a couple of weeks before returning. Services held at county jail yesterday morning at 10 o'clock conducted by F L Detwiler with assistance from Frank Gowland and Mrs J G Wright. Nine prisoners attended. four churches represented.
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William Macmillan
Montreal
Canada
J. L. Bentley
Washington Street
Macmillan
Minnie L. Hull
W. J. Bush
F. l., Detwiler
Frank Gowland
J. G. Wright
District Officer to Attend Meeting at Pythian Temple
Carrier I. Meteott district deputy grand chief of the Pythian Sisters will attend the regular meeting at the Pythian temple tomorrow evening. Members are urged to attend as after the inspection plans will be made for the district convention in Oelwein on April 22. A social hour and refreshments will follow.
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Carrier I. Meteott
Pythian Sisters
Pythian Temple
Oelwein
Police Crackdown at Servian Speech in St Petersburg
Crowds gathered in front of Servian legislation protesting a speech by the Servian minister to Russia when Russian police rode them down with sabers. Demonstrators, angry over Balkan victories in Turkey, chanted anti Austrian slogans and tried to reach the Austro Hungarian embassy before officers dispersed them.
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CSE
St. Petersburg
Vienna
Russia
Turkey
German Cruisers Sail to Mediterranean to Join Warships
German cruisers Strassherz and Dresden sailed from their port today to join other German warships in the Mediterranean. The operation marks a coordinated mobilization as forces move to reinforce allied lines.
Joint Recitals to Be Given at Waterloo Conservatory
Sibyl Sammis MacDermid and James MacDermid will present a joint recital tomorrow evening at the First M.E. Church. MacDermid is noted as a composer and pianist, while Sibyl Sammis-MacDermid is described as a dramatic soprano with an American career.
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Waterloo Conservatory of Music
M. BK
Sibyl Sammis MacDermid
James G. MacDermid
Sibyl Sammis-MacDermid
Dra Mulc
Mrs MacDermid and MacDermid To Sing In Concert
A concert program highlights Mrs. MacDermid described as a leading American artist with a strong stage presence and European acclaim. Composer-drenowned Mr. MacDermid has achieved wide song sales with little publicity in five years. The program will be in two parts: pure songs and MacDermid’s compositions performed with the composer at the piano.
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Cess
America
Europe
MacDermid
Realty Syndicate Closes Big Waterloo Deal Saturday
A Waterloo syndicate led by Fred and Northey, with Grace Cascaden of Cascaden Realty, bought the Town Store and Range Co building at Commercial and Sixth, now occupied by Vaughan Implement Co, and purchased 24 acres of Prospect Place land formerly the Clough farm. Cascaden retains 2 acres at Prospect Hills. Possession has been taken. prices unspecified.
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Waterloo
Fred &. Northey
Grace Cascaden
Cascaden Realty and Investment Company
Commercial
Sixth Streets
Town Store and Range Company
Vaughan Implement Co
Prospect Place
Clough Farm
Cascaden
Prospect Hills
Clough
Waterloo Syndicate
Chicago area market report displays mixed dairy and poultry data
From Chivaro on April 7 the market shows steady creamery prices at 27 and 34 for creameries, Ryges firm on oats, dressing trends noted with poultry stronger for dressed turkeys and hens. Regional potato quotes include Michigan and Minnesota levels with Wisconsin and other states cited.
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Cmicago
Chivaro
Waterloo Addition Gains Name in Utah Surprise
Thomas Springer, a Salt Lake City broker, reports a Waterloo Addition near Salt Lake City along Lake Utah. The new town in Utah was launched by two Waterlooans who moved west for a real estate venture. Springer, born near Denver, notes the unexpected duplicate name and local interest.
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Waterloo
Salt Lake City
Utah
Thomas Springer
Lake Utah
Springer
Denver
Local Guards to Undergo Evening Inspection at Armory
Local Companies B and L of the Fifty third regiment Iowa National Guards will be inspected at the armory this evening by Col. George E Ball regular army on a state tour. He will inspect rifles this afternoon after reviewing clothing and equipment in the morning. Adj J Sid Anderson of Robert Anderson Post has arranged a G A R drill. veterans will use Civil War rifles, NG members will compare past and present drills.
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Fiftythird Regiment
Iowa National Guards
George E. Ball
Regular Army
Col. Ball
National Guards
Adj. J. Sid Anderson
Robert Anderson Post
G. A. BR
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