Women and Morality in a Tabernacle Message
A speaker extols women as moral guardians shaping homes towns and the nation while warning that loose behavior harms society. She argues mothers purity and religion sustain civilization and that both men and women must uphold virtue to prevent decline. The essay condemns flippant attitudes, urges God fearing marriages, and warns vice leads to ruin.
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Hell
Heaven
Hels
Jadea
Greece
Rome
Father of Waters Still Going Down
Burlington Louisiana December 9 The stage of the river at this place this morning was one foot three inches lower than the 1864 mark, the standard measurement, and it is the lowest point ever recorded here.
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Burlington
Evening Press
Former Milwaukee Journal owner ends life in crisis
Milwaukee Wis Dec 9 John W Schaum, once an owner of the Milwaukee Journal, committed suicide today by shooting himself. Business troubles are given as the cause.
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Milwaukee, Wis
John W Schaum
The
Milwaukee Journal
For Sale One Cutter and Household Goods
For sale one cutter along with one gas stove and a refrigerator. Call 826 Randolph St. Lost item describes a golf chain and cross. Plitase, leave at Courier office or mail to 1105 22nd St Cedar Falls.
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Call
Randolph St
22Nd St
Cedar Falls
General Markets Reported by Lamson Bros Chicago Hoard of Trade
The report lists estimated receipts for hogs 13,000 and cattle 3,000 sheep 10,000 for today. Hog prices opened strong to a shade higher with mixed and butchers at 7.15 to 7.67 for early grades and up to 7.70 for better classes. tomorrow’s receipts projected at 13,000 and carryover 4,149 hogs. Cattle opened steady with beam prices 4.40 to 7.20 for beeves and varying levels for stockers, western steers, cows and calves. Sheep opened 10 cents higher with native and western lambs quoted around 4.25 to 6.50. Detailed cash grain prices for wheat, corn, and oats follow, with New York and St. Louis closing figures and Minneapolis cash bids. Continuous stock listings show numerous major exchanges and commodity prices.
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Chicago
Dec
Dishonest Workman Foils Grocers With Worthless Checks
An apparently honest young man dressed as a workman carried a dinner pail and passed about a dozen worthless checks to suburban grocers and meat dealers, netting around 100 dollars before fleeing. He claimed to work for John Schmidt and signed checks to Harvey Anderson. Crews in Cedar Falls Waterloo and Dubuque reported similar incidents, suggesting a common con man. Real estate at auction on Balti more street this Saturday. Mary Finnerty note.
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John Schmidt
Schmidt
Harvey Anderson
Cedar Falls
Waterloo
Dubuque
Muirhead Addresses Waterloo YWCA Revival Need
Mrs Muirhead spoke at Mrs BR Smith's Waterloo residence to about 120 women on the need for a YWCA for protections of local girls. She cited dangers of the white slave trade and personal experiences, urging community support as the revival movement begins.
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Waterlon
Muirhead
BR. Smith
Wormen
IL. W. Rehemi
H. CG. Wilbur
Cheap Loans Not Always Best for Local Builders
A Waterloo warning recounts investors joining a foreign building association with promises of easy loans at low rates. Investors faced waiting turns, a failed company, and only a small dividend after a receiver took over. One firm lost most of its $3,200, receiving only $700 plus lost interest. State laws favor local building and loan associations as safer options.
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Waterloo
Wildcat
Chicago Association
Mayor weighs civil service panel appointment next council meeting
Mayor Reetor said he may appoint the civil service commission at the council meeting Monday night. The selection, already made, must be approved by the council. Also on the agenda are the license ordinance final passage and a weights and measures sealer appointment, as the ordinance has become city law.
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Reetor
Civil Service Commission
Ball Player Sentenced to Ten Years in Davenport Penitentiary
David Lance, once with the Muscatine Independent team, was sentenced to ten years in the penitentiary for breaking into a Davenport cigar store and stealing 318 from the till.
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Davenport
Evening Press
David Lance
Muscatine Independent
Knights of Columbus Council 78 Elects Officers
Council No 78 Knights of Columbus held a lively election in their hall last night with refreshments and social time. Annual officers chosen include Grand Knight T J MacLeay deputy grand F P Keane chancellor P F Kine financial secretary A L Wangler treasurer Ti H Cordes recording secretary J B Keane trustee L F McGarvey warden A A Duba inside guard V J Richtfertig outside guard John Hickey.
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Knights of Columbus
T. J. MacLeay
F. P. Keane
P. F. Kine
A. L. Wangler
Ti. H. Cordes
J. B. Keane
L. F. McGarvey
A. A. Duba
V. J. Richtfertig
John Hickey
Heating Plant at University of Iowa Threatened
Fire in the University of Iowa heating plant, confined to coal bunkers, is consuming about 200 tons of coal due to spontaneous combustion. University workmen have fought the burning coal for several days and hope to stop it before it reaches the building.
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Towa City
University of Iowa
Dietz Hearing At Madison In Wisconsin Case
Hayward Wisconsin reports Sheriff Malone left with John Dietz for Madison after receiving instructions from the committee. Dietz learns Clarence Darrow has been secured to defend him, though the message was unsigned. Dietz appears uncertain about the defense arrangement and not well informed.
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Hayward
Wis
Madden
John Dietz
Madison
Dietz
Clarence Darrow
Attorney Dispute Triggers Break with Rubin Details Weathered
The narrative cites attorney acts as the principal reason for the split with Rubin. Mrs. Dietz departed Wednesday for Cameron to visit Nerman Voight's family, with Mrs. Voight being her sister. Helen and John, the younger children, reside with the Voights.
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Rubin
Battle Creek to add afternoon daily newspaper after Jan 1
Battle Creek Michigan reports a food manufacturer, We Past, plans to establish another afternoon daily paper soon after January 1. It already owns the Enquirer and refuses to name who will run the new paper, bringing Battle Creek to four daily papers, three of them evening editions.
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Battle Creek
Mich
Hnquirer
Meritol Sore Throat Tablets Introduced for Mouth and Throat Relief
Meritol Sore Throat Tablets are a distinct preparation for relief of sore throat in various forms including tonsillitis quinsy thrush ulcers canker sore throat hoarseness and similar mouth and throat diseases. Every user surprised at prompt and certain results. Mendelson Drug Co the Meritol store.
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Mendelson Drug Co
Meritol
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