Investors buy Phinney Farm near Prospect Park Waterloo
G C Janney and W W Majors through Northwestern Land & Investment completed purchase of H G Phinney farm of 95 acres southwest of Waterloo adjacent to Prospect Park. Mr and Mrs Phinney reserve one acre with buildings. sale funds to finance factories. Road to connect Fourth Street West with Black Hawk creek tiered tram route nearby.
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G. C. Janney
W. W. Majors
Northwestern Land & Investment Company
H. G. Phinney
Prospect Park
Prospect Heights
Waterloo
Phinney Farm
Nmits
Golf and Country Club
Fourth Street
Black Hawk Creek
Dart Factory
Universalist Church Holds Annual Meeting and Supper
The Universalist church gathered for its annual meeting with a large turnout. Judge F C G Platt led in the president’s absence as vice president reported strong finances, numbers, and progress led by Rev Effie McCullom Jones. Former pastor Rev A W N Tillinghast spoke amid a supper attended by many community members.
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Universalist Church
F.C. Platt
Citt
Effie McCullom Jones
F. C G. Platt
E. AL. Hosteter
Belle Harbin
H. K E. Weatherwax
H. B. Cropper
W. N. Barr
H. A. Sargent
A. WN. Tillinghast
Minneapolis
Tri-State
Mr. Tillinghast
Waterloo
Meeting at Iowa Dairy Wednesday postponed to 12:30
The shop meeting at the Iowa Dairy was moved from noon to 12:30 to 1 on Wednesday. Rev Mr Sunday's party will hold short talks and offer prayers as part of a religious campaign drawing to a close.
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Iowa
Paul Davis A Volunteer Letter Highlights Civic Service
The Courier presents an open letter from Paul Davis praising volunteerism as essential community support. It emphasizes the value of voluntary acts and the gratitude of those who benefit from such service.
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Paul Davis
The
Courier Today
Visit of Bishop Williams to Christ Church in Waterloo
Episcopal Bishop of Nebraska Bishop Williams visited Waterloo yesterday with Rev. G. W. Hinkle rector of Christ Church. They are long time friends from Colorado missions and were hosted at the rectory by the Hinkles before Bishop Williams continued to Osage for the funeral of his stepmother. His sister accompanied him.
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Bishop Williams
Nebraska
Waterloo
G. W. Hinkle
Christ Episcopal Church
Wiliams
Dr. Hinkle
Colorado
John C. Sage
Dubuque
Osage
Fifty Girls Attend Noon Meeting at Galloway Plant
Mrs. Muirhead spoke to about fifty young women at a noon gathering at the Galloway plant. She described the selection of the twelve disciples and argued they came from diverse walks of life, not confined to a single class.
Sunday Bible Talk At Gallo Way Offices
Miss Miller led a morning Bible discussion for fifteen young ladies at the home of Misses Jessie and Jeanne Manson. She noted varied attainments among disciples and that today as in the past doubting Thomases and impulsive eaters exist among followers.
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Disciples Christ
Thomases
Galloway
Paul Davis
Miss Miller
Jessie
Jeanne Manson
Aged Woman Elizabeth M Wilson Critically Ill
Mrs Elizabeth M Wilson an elderly county and city resident lies critically ill at her home 11 Washington street Doctors say hope of prolonging life beyond a few hours is abandoned Children are gathered at the bedside with one son Carl absent on a visit not specified in the text
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California
F. M. Wilson
Q. J. Ludwig
This City
W. E. Shimer
Hudson
B. Tf. Wilson
Godwin, Kan
Elmer Wilson
Platie, S. Dd
Elizabeth M. Wilson
Washington Street
Carl
Case Co to Erect a Milk Station
The residence at 502 Afub erry street, occupied by H R Williams and owned by J R Fucss of the Brown estate, has been moved to Nevada and Madison streets in hillside addition to make way for a Case Dairy Co receiving and display station to be built soon near the First Presbyterian church site.
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Afuberry Street
H. R. Williams
J. R. Fucss
Brown
First Presbyterian Church
Nevada
Madison Streets
Hillside
Case Dairy Company
Construction of County Ditch Project Planned
Work will begin on a county ditch project to pass over a cement structure. it will stretch twenty five miles from the northern part of the county southeastward to the Raccoon River. Estimated cost is $290,000.
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Raccoon River
Unopposed Returns Reorder Parliament Seat Tally
Early returns gave unionists 129 seats to 125 for the coalition. Later returns shifted leads, coalitionists at 111 to unionists 128 in the new parliament.
Drainage Project Ordered in Carroll County Iowa
Carroll Iowa December 6 The Evening Press reports the county board ordered construction of probably the largest drainage project in Iowa yesterday. The action aims to relieve flooding and improve farmland drainage across several townships.
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Carroll County
Carroll
Evening Press
Iowa
Long list for consular posts announced
The states department released a list of candidates who passed examinations for U S consular service. Included are Dewitt Coole Poole Alfred S Northrup Claude BE Guyant Illnois and George P Davis Missouri. Hon Guy A Feely is in Dubuque tied to a U S district court trial.
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Washington
Nec
States Department Today
Consular Service of
The
United States
Dewitt Co
Guy A. Feely
Dubuque
United States District Court
For Rent and Help Wanted Classified Snippets
For Rent two rooms near 420 East I Fifth with modern amenities and phone 2160 Red. Wanted Janitor work apply at Corn Belt Telephone Co Fifth St. Wanted intelligent person to earn income by newspaper correspondence no experience needed. Ambitious young man seeks any handy work to start in the city at E. G. 225 El Mullan Ave La. For Rent strictly modern seven room house close in near home line 418 Alle e St inquire on premises.
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Corn Belt Telephone Co
Fifth St
EL Mullan Ave
Cloge In
Allee &T
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Universalist Annual Meeting
Iowa Dairy
Phipp
Perrin
M. I. Nathan
New York
Paris
John H. Ahrens
J. N. Marpham
Sterling, HL
William A. Sunday
ILONG
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