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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1923

Page

10

Church Free Methodist debt cleared in Waterloo ceremony

Mary Melrose Hanna Free Methodist Church in Waterloo celebrated burning the mortgage on its Franklin Lane building. Rev. T. J. Fuller led a service honoring Hanna and notable locals as three Hanna descendants and community figures praised the church, its move, and its Sunday school growth from 40 to 140 members. Gen. Phil Hanna shared memories of his mother’s faith, while mortgage redemption was sealed by Donald Gilley amid a benediction.

Mary Melrosa Hanna Free Methodist Church Mother Hanna Black Hawk County Thea Franklin and Lane Streets T. J. Fuller Mr. Fuller Waterloo Hanna Mary Melrose Hanna Emily George Frank Knepp Phil J Hanna W. B. Howall C.L. Collins John EB. Gibbs Peaopis Collins Soma O. BE. Gaffin Cedar Fuller Chool Anita Cobb Ififla Schott Shea Iowa Mobile Douglas Streets Sig Brother Friends of Church Jameson A. BE. Gnagy Henry Grout Aftar I. J. Oliver Trumbauer Leavitt & Johnson National, Bank D. C. Mayes G. A. Morris J. L. Riley Claude 5. Bennett Hartman Rm Fuller Frank Knapp Frank Knapp Mary Melroge Hanna Hmihy George Mary Melrose Hanon Hanns Cabin Ray. Asbury Colling G. W. Hanna Reaon John Wesley London Fothat Alice Wilbur Phil Hanna Mary’ Melrosa Hanna Mexico Gen Venezuela Government House Heaven Madrid Spain Hayes Christ Mr. Jameson Tommy George Waller Donald Gilley

Training Camp Opens at Fort Des Moines Today

Nearly 1 350 civilians from Iowa Nebraska and northern Missouri began a month's drill as the civilian military training camp opened at Fort Des Moines Governors Kendall Bryan and Hyde will review the troops August 17 and six days later Gen Parshing will inspect the camp. Nebraska led enrollments with 650 followed by Iowa 650 and Missouri 160. Dr Shallenberger the Chicago Specialist has visited our city monthly for years curing hundreds of chronic diseases free of charge he will be at Hotel Russell Lamson Waterloo Saturday August 4.

Des Moines Iowa Nebraska Missouri Fort Des Moines Kendall Bryan Hyde Parshing Towa Visrr Shallenberger Chicago Russell-Lamson Waterloo

Woman Praises Remedy After 14 Years of Gall Bladder Pain

A woman recounts relief from gallstones and digestive distress after trying a simple preparation that removes catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract and calms inflammation. She reports feeling better than ever and urges others to try it, noting a money back guarantee and availability at druggists.

Salta

Are Women Overworked Yes Hundreds of Thousands

An advertisement claims that women, including housewives, mothers, and working daughters, are overburdened by chores and jobs. It asserts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cures female ills, citing nearly fifty years of use and a high success rate among users.

Lydia Pinkham

Capper Pledges Farm Bloc Drive Against Rail Guaranty

Senator Capper says the Senate farm bloc will push to repeal the Esch Cummins rail guaranty and restore state power over railroads. He notes aim to cut freight rates and curb financing abuses, with emphasis on limiting federal rail oversight in the next Congress.

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Farmers face buying power gap and price pressures

A fragment reflects on farmers losing buying power and the need for parity with prices of goods, machinery, and life necessities. The note suggests a farmer’s influence is limited by economics rather than politics and mentions corroded steel mailboxes on the Atlantic City boardwalk.

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