Waterloo Mission Helps Homeless Through Conversion Work
M R Hughes runs a Salvation Army inspired mission at 608 Commercial Street aiding down and out men. Since December 1920 the venture has gained converts, provided meals, shelter, and testimony from workers like Charles Morris, with Blanche Hughes at the organ and casual donations sustaining the effort.
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M. KR. Hughes
Evans Piano Company
Kemsel
Haise
Hughes
M. R. Hughes
Is & Bian
ST. Tion
Salvation Army
Union Congregational Church
Charles Cassidy
Elmer Feely
Commercial Street
A. Parker
J. M. VieStas
Jaquar
Charles Morris
Bremer County
Morris
Blanche Hughes
Alice G. Kinney
C. H. Day
Suit Filed Over Mulberry Street Crossing Death
Administrators of Henry Austin sue Chicago Great Western for $33,225 for injuries from a February 22, 1911 accident at Mulberry Street crossing. The case cites a blocked street by a freight car, a backing switch train, and delayed flagman warnings. It notes $2,700 car value, $500 medical costs, $25 nursing, and Austin’s wealth and age 67.
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Fannie F. Austin
Walter G. Austin
Henry Austin
Chicago Great Western Railway
Mulberry Street
Austin
Mr. Austin
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