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Multiple sale notices list miscellaneous items including Ty Jonal cash revisitors and a 12 eager motor extent. An old National ish register and a tired team wagon with heavy Concord double in 6 Porte Road appear among the offerings.
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Mestre
Wa ‘Gon
Concord Douin
Porte Road
Local Feed and Grocery Goods for Sale
Lut tan sells dog feed canary feed and all kinds of feed and seed. Cash and carry grocery stock with fixtures shelving electric coffee mill display case and goods. No agents contact Lut tan at the city address or phone numbers listed for details and prices.
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Ri Luttan
Nien
Tosteter Th Co
Hosteter
Notice to Bidders for Guard Rail Construction on Primary Roads
Sealed bids are invited at the county auditor in Waterloo Iowa until 2 PM on Sept 1 1925 for guard rail construction and incidental work on Primary Roads No 59 and 59 south of Hudson No 57 and No 5 west of Waterloo, with 9732 linear feet of cable type guard rail and 78 anchors. Bid deposit 5 percent. failure to execute contract within 10 days after award may forfeit the deposit. Plans at State Highway Commission Ames or county engineer Waterloo. right to waive technicalities and reject bids reserved. Contracts require State Highway Commission approval before taking effect. Aug 20 1925.
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PEPE
County Auditor
Waterloo
Iowa
Hudson
Isbor
Ofice of State Highway Commission
Ames
Towa
State Highway Commission
Growth and Mission of the Evangelical Church Worldwide
The Evangelical Church has grown from 20 members in eastern Pennsylvania in 1800 to a four-continents organization with thousands, as Rev. G E Epp outlined at Riverview park. He traced founder Jacob Albright, the church’s milestones, and its global mission efforts in Europe Asia Africa and the Americas, noting many missionaries and fruitful work in Japan China Germany and France.
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Cedar Falls
Evangelical Church
Pennsylvania
Jacob Albright
G. E. Epp
State Assembly of the Evangelical Church
Riverview Park
Germany
Epp
Sebastian Kurtz
Germeny
John C. Link Wens
Eminiiry
Europe
Switzerland
France
Poland
Twalvia
Perry
Japan
China
N. Dubsig
United States
Avid
Canada
Gin Membe
Latvia
Africa
Ama
Milwaukee
D. W. Kurtz
Coming Year Opens With Large School Enrollment
TRUE TO LIFE the coming year the school opens. a large enrollment is expected. Three services are scheduled for Sunday led by Mr. Marsh, FL T. Austin, and J. W. Williams. Attendance at the meeting will be about 200 daily, with attendees from many sections of the state in Oregon W.
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Marsh
FL T. Austin
National Church
Oregon
J. W. Williams
Gladbrook
Parkersburg School Graduates Called Into Government Service
Parkersburg high school commercial department, started a year ago under Superintendent J.B. Miller with Dorothea Forhtmann as teacher, has produced graduates recruited to Washington. Miller joins the civil service, Ralph Northrop to the Treasury, and Eva Mae Hicks will lead the commercial department as three young women head to the Internal Revenue Service in late August.
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Parkersburg
J.B. Miller
Dorothea Forhtmann
Washington
Miller
Ralph Northrop
Mary Schliter
Clara Ts
Evelyn Wilson
Wington Ane
Civil Service
Ramiumission
Northrop
Treasury Department
Internal Revenue Department
Eva Mae Hicks
Missouri State Teachers College
Kirksville
Church of God Campmeeting Opens Tonight at Lafelock’s
The annual campmeeting of the Church of God opens its program at Lafelock’s tonight with G. E. Marsh of Niagara Falls delivering the first sermon. Meetings are at the church grounds on Conger Street near Chantauama Park and the officers invite public attendance. Tents are up or being placed.
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Church of God
L Ofelock’ S
G. E. Marsh
Niagara Falls
Maigrounds
Conger Street
Chantauama Park
Edward M Farlane III to Aid Brother in Excelsior Springs
Arch W McFarlane will depart Sunday night for Excelsior Springs Missouri to assist in the care of his brother Edward A alderman from the Third ward who is seriously ill following a nervous ailment.
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Excelsior Springs
Edward A. Alderman
Townsmen Gravel City Streets Report Amid City Turmoil
A cryptic report notes a breakdown affecting townsmen in Gravel City with Edward known as Packos in Waterloo. It mentions hospital and health resort ties plus a surge of fans. the text also references Montour, Ta and a statistic on hundreds of loads of travel and about 7,000 hospital dependents and nearly 2,000 orphanages and homes, all spread through main streets.
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Edward
Packos
Waterloo
Howling
Montour
United States
Canada
Community theatre work includes Rainbow meals and singing
At Barclay Center the Tepe Bk a Rtae ae ing Bee conducter led by Mrs Parmers supported by American Legion members. Rainbow meals were served to street laborers and neighbors in a three year effort. The Turners Brandon and Tien Turner hosted Tuesday visitors including Mr and Mrs Tarn ibar and others in attendance.
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Barclay
Kouneil
Fee
Tien Re Turners
Brandon
Wilfismy Tarnibar
Bert Turner
Jim Turner
Fan Iy
Mra
Tiva Cummings
Land Son
Dewar
TLG
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