Ribbons Awarded at Waterloo Cedar Falls Poultry Show
Judges Dagle and McClare report exceptionally high class entries across Barred Rocks, White Rocks, Leghorns, Wyandottes, Orpingtons and more. The awards list numerous firsts and silvers for Waterloo and Cedar Falls exhibitors including Vogt and Chamberlain, Peterson Randall, Ramsey Clarksville, Dr. Borchers, Teeter Sisters, and Waverly breeders, with many birds placing in multiple categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dagle and McClare
Waterloo
Cedar Falla
Vogt and Chamberlain
O. J. Schenck
H. B. Nauman
Peterson
Randall
Towa
Ramsey
Clarkaville
White Rocks
Waldo W. Hotchkiss
D. M. Terry
Muscatine
Clyde Bittner
Buff Orpingtons
Teeter Sisters
Paul Farr
Cl. Jolls
Willis C. Hemerling
Fred Gramm
Ord Cock
Harry. Amos
M. Anconas
S. L. Wyandottes
Newton and Martin Stallman
Golden Wyandottes
Dr. Borchers
C. White Leghorns
Chas. Wahl
Martin Kruger
R. C. Brown
J. H. Hartshorn
Traer
Ist
White Laneshans
L. C. Harwood
Oeiwein
Blue Orpingtons
H. L. Bloom
J. J. Armstrong
Farley
Colored Church to Hold Revival in Waterloo
Rev T W Bess pastor announces revival meetings at the African Methodist Episcopal church Mobile and Albany streets Waterloo to continue indefinitely Mrs Della Turner Carey of Chicago president of the Evangelistic association of the AME church will lead. She recently conducted meetings in Des Moines and Boone and arrives Saturday to speak Sunday night Special music featured as the church seeks a successful revival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
African Methodist Episcopal Church
Mobile
Albany
T. W. Bess
Della Turner Carey
Chicago
Evangelistic Association
A.M. E. Church
Des Moines
Boone
Waterloo
Colored Church
Passenger Train Sideswipes Freight at Bayview
Five railroad workers injured, none seriously, when passenger train No. 19 sideswiped an eastbound freight at a Bayview crossover. Both locomotives hurled into the ditch and two sleeping cars were derailed. No passengers hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Bayview
Martial law described and its drastic reach across society
A detailed, nontechnical explanation contrasts martial law with military law and outlines its feared power. It describes enforcement by police, suspension of ordinary rights, curfews, bans on gatherings, searches without warrants, arbitrary arrests or shootings, passport controls, and the aim to keep crowds within districts while preventing spies or enemies from moving in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martisania
Philadelphia Inquirer
Chief Dunham Warns Of Christmas Tree Fire Dangers
Fire Chief Dunham issues a list of doits for the season warning against using cotton for snow, celluloid ornaments, and flammable decorations. He says trimmed trees are like torches and sparks can ignite rosin twigs or festoons, urging supervision and proper candle extinguishment. South American imports in 1912 valued at $540,126,793.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunham
Bank Clearings for Week Ended Dec 10 1914
Waterlog bank clearings for the week ending today show totals and daily figures from Friday to Thursday. Total clearings for the week amount to 1 430 250 45 with yearly totals and related Realty Transfers Deeds Mortgages and Chattle Mortgages statistics listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hawk Co. Abstract Co
Tata
Dr Cook 185 to Speak at Club Luncheon
Waterloo Commercial club members will hear Dr Frederick Cook discuss the polar controversy at a luncheon next week. He will appear on the Majestic I program and be invited to lunch during his stay in the city. The club plans to hear Robert E Peary address them next March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Commercial Club
Frederick Cook
Dr. Cook
Majestic I
Robert E. Peary
Pastor Rev J F Moore Accepts Plymouth Congregational Call
Rev J F Moore of Manchester has accepted the call to Plymouth Congregational Church in Waterloo and will begin around January 1 if released. Plymouth has been pastorless since October when Rev L B Hix left for Wichita. Moore led Manchester since November 1908, introducing modern methods and earning wide regard among Congregational clergy in Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Moore
Manchester
Plymouth Congregational Church
Waterloo
Sheuier
Plymouth Church
Nerv
L. B. Hix
Wichita
Kan
Mr. Moore
Clear Lake
Moore
Iowa
Lebowich Case Inquest Still Unsure
The coroner's jury probing the death of Isaac Lebowich of National Clothing reported no decision by 1:30 PM. Witnesses Gindt and Mrs. Lebowich testified while doctors Nesbit Everall and Brinkman examined the case. The University of Minnesota chemist attributed Lebowichs death to carbolic acid, confirming earlier reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Lebowich
National Clothing
G. N. Nesbit
B. C. Everall
J. E. Brinkman
William Gindt
Lebowich
University of Minnesota
Fire damages Knapp's livery barn in town blaze
A morning fire at Knapp's livery barn located at 321 Sixth Street East caused slight damage after a stove overheated and burned a hole through the floor. Investigators will continue the case later this afternoon as local doctors work the scene. Insurance ad from Miller-McCartney Insurance Agency promotes coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knapp
Sixth Street
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A. B. Nauman
Cockerel
Clarkeville
Woul Rocks
W. J. Duncan
Winfield
W. C. Black
R. G. Stokes
Rome
Gibbon
Montesquieu
Theodosius
New York American
Europe
Forelern Governmenta
State Department
Goethe
Burch’s
Perrin & Die Kid Gloves
Women’s Union
Tadenen
Red Fox
East Fourth Street
Knox Made
DR. Coow
Corn Belt Telephone Co
Manches
Ter
Miller-McCartney Ins
Hallerfelt CO
Park Ave
Lafayette St
Corn Beit
Flint Studio
Corn Belt Telephone
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