Elisha Faith and the Holy Man of God in Israel
A Sunday School lesson reflects on Elisha the holy man of God and his faith amid Syrian threats. It links his confidence with biblical echoes of fearlessness, angelic power, and divine intervention, urging readers to trust in God’s unseen help and protection.
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Haillifer
N.S
Cerveea
Ansan Boys Atay Io
Recees
Dr. xi
Elisha
Elighe
Syria
Israel
Israeel
Hiren
Terael
Ord
Rerse
Paul
Dawid
Eilisha
Ixvill
John
Joseph
Micaiah
Jeremiah
Daniel
Peter
Jesus
The Garden of Cross and Paradise
A devotional meditation links the Garden of Eden, Gethsemane, and Golgotha to the crucifixion story. It celebrates human longing, suffering, and redemption, noting that life’s trials resemble a garden where crosses shape character and hope, culminating in the Garden Regained through the cross and resurrection.
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Paradise Lost
Paradise Regained
Parading
Garden
Golgatha
Calvarra
Bunset
Jerusalem
Panis
Song
Fark
Paradise
Garden of Eden
Garien
Gethsemane
Messiah
Market News from Chicago April 8 1900s Wheat Cattle Hogs Prices
Predictions of a big drop in United States visible supply boosted wheat. May prices fluctuated with higher cables and improved cash demand. Hog and corn markets followed wheat strength while oats remained firm. cash wheat and corn prices listed with St Louis and New York close figures. Weather outlooks and livestock, butter, cheese, and produce reported. estimated hog, cattle, and sheep receipts outlined for Monday.
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Chicago
United States
Atlantic
May
Trade Sentiment Favorable in Dun's Review Chicago
Dun's Review reports generally steady business conditions with favorable sentiment as spring activity grows. Banks show swelling deposits from April settlements while trading defaults remain comparatively light. Weather impacts retail, wheat and farm work progress, iron and steel output rises, construction expands, and Chicago transportation shows mixed signals with gains in heavy freight and finished goods.
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Chicago
Dun
R. G. Dunn & Co
Real estate transfers list from Cedar Falls Waterloo market
Real estate transfers recorded by Black Hawk Co Abstract Co include C E Masteller to Z A Comfort for land in 12 88 17 at 8000 dollars H Jacob Pfeiffer to G E Hem street for land in 18 89 13 at 6000 dollars Hemstreet to Pfeiffer for inf 10 black 20 Normal addition Cedar Falls at 4000 dollars Otto Wettstein Jr to James F Camp jot 1 block 7 R R addition La Porte City at 1000 dollars First Presbyterian Church of Waterloo to East Park Presbyterian Church of Waterloo jot 9 block 2 to East Park Place Waterloo at 1 dollar F M Trick to D M Things lot 2 block 34 original plat Cedar Falls at 1 dollar Frank J Fowler to F B Duke Nav
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Black Hawk Co. Abstract Co
C. E. Masteller
Z. A. Comfort
H. Jacob Pfeiffer
G E. Hemstreet
EF. Hemstreet
H Jacob Pfeiffer
Cedar Falls
Otto Wettstein, Jr
James F. Camp
R. R. Addition
la Porte City
First Presbyterian Church of
The Burden of Delayed Buying and Hidden Costs
A man recalls buying cloth for fifteen dollars, then paying thirty five more for tailoring, lining, and extras. He warns that delaying purchase leads to higher total costs and a more expensive final suit. The story stresses early action to avoid unforeseen labor and supply charges.
Waterloo Property Transfers In Hillside Linden Place Cedar Falls
A sequence of 12 real estate transfers recorded in Waterloo and Cedar Falls shows parcels changing hands for amounts ranging from 1 to 960 dollars. Buyers include Mary J. Stuffisbeam, Geo. H. Henderson, L A Kuhns, W M Stewart, Forreat Milling Co, and Ria T Cowin, with recipients Herman Walter Amanda Grandan FE M Storm and R N Cowin, across Hillside, Linden Place and San Souci areas plus Normal Cedar Falls additions.
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Hillside
Waterloo
Mary J. Stuffisbeam
Herman Walter
Lane & Fowler
Geo. H. Henderson
FE. M. Storm
L. A. Kuhns
Amanda Grandan
Linden Place
W. M. Stewart
O. Gronen
San Souci
Forreat Milling Co
Warren Bailey
Cedar Falls
R. R
Ria T. Cowin
R. N. Cowin
Grand Special Sale of High Class Horses in Waterloo
The Waterloo Live Stock Commission will hold a two day sale Friday and Saturday April 14 and 15 titled the grand special sale of high class horses. The consignments include trotters pacers coach and carriage horses fast road horses city broke horses and several Shetland ponies. A feature is twenty saddle horses broke for ladies to ride and drive. The sale starts at 7 20 PM with music and shows the ring decorated for guests. Ladies are invited and prize winning saddle horses from shows will be present. Buyers are coming and consignors interests will be protected. WM Holland signs the notice.
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Waterloo Live Stock Commission Company
High Close Carses
WM. Holland
Memorial Hour Concludes Iowa Evangelical Conference
Memorial services for Rev. George Eckhardt of Cedar Falls opened the Evangelical Association session with prayers and tributes to his faithfulness. Delegates heard on life’s uncertainty and Eckhardt’s dedication, as plans were announced for next year’s camp meetings at Waterloo and Chautauqua park, along with routine appointments and ordination schedules for Sunday activities.
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George Eckhardt
Cedar Falls
Evangelical Association Conference
M. Gruener
Spreng
C. C. Pfund
Mr. Eckhardt
L. Schener
Chautauqua Park
Waterloo
L. W. Bock
E. Schroeder
Aredale
George Johnson
General Missionary Society
F. W. Umbreis
Northwestern College
Naperville
Two Churches Move Toward Reunion In Conference
A conference of the Evangelical association today advanced toward reuniting with the United Evangelical church. Rev W Jonas of St Paul spoke in German urging merger, while Bishop Spreng and Revs J A Racher of Des Moines and J H Bauernfeind praised the idea and the assembly adopted a resolution favoring reunion.
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FraternalDelegatex
W. Jonas
St. Paul
United Evangelical Church
Organic Union
C. R. Lowe
English Lutheran Church
Waterloo
J. Auracher
Cedar Rapids
J. W. Malen
Conference of
the Evangelical Association
Spreng
Des Moines
J. H. Bauernfeind
Jonas
PITCHER DIXON RETURNS HOME WITH MOTHER ILL
N. J. Dixon of Pittsburg, who came to Waterloo to try for a place with the Boosters, sent word to Manager Boyle that he must return home due to his mother's illness. He arrived at Logan hotel at midnight and left town next morning without reporting to management, leading to speculation that he fled after viewing the morning show.
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N. J. Dixon
Pittsburg
Waterloo
Boosters
Boyle
Dixon
Logan Hotel
Financier George Prentiss Butler Dies in London Hotel
New York financier George Prentiss Butler collapsed and died of heart disease in a London hotel last night. He was accompanied by his wife and daughter, having arrived from Egypt that evening. Butler was a prominent figure in finance and had traveled to the city for business.
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London
George Prentiss Butler
New York
Mr. Butler
Egypt
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