Sunday Evangelist Sunday to Fort Dodge for revival
Fort Dodge awaits a possible revival by the baseball evangelist as the Ministerial Association reports progress in securing Rev. Sunday for a Fort Dodge date. He shows favorable impressions of the city, with applications from about fifty towns and Waterloo meetings drawing large crowds.
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Fort Dodge
Ministerial Association
Waterloo
Waterloo To Interview Rev. Sunday
Mr. Sunday
Ohio
Lexington
Kentucky
Kansas
Pennsylvania
New York
Sunday
Air Sunday
Local Union and Lodge Meetings Tonight and Wednesday
Announcements list several meetings including Sons of Veterans auxiliary No 2 election of officers tonight at Beat hall 7 30, Saint Josephs court No 868 C O F regular meeting Wednesday evening Dec 34 with officer elections, Royal Arcanum Wednesday 6 pm with supper and meeting, Lend a Hand club Wednesday afternoon at 1203 1 2 Franklin street, Waterloo lodge No 105 A F and A M at Masonic temple Tuesday evening with officer elections, and Engineers division meeting Wednesday 2 40 pm in Engineers hall with dish linen return request.
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Sons of Veterans’ Auxiliary, No
Beat Hall
St. Joseph's Court
Royal Arcanum
Tabernacle
Fred G. Rath
Franklin Street
Waterloo Lodge
A. F
A. M
Masonic Temple
B. of L. E
Engineers’ Hall
S. S. S. Purely Vegetable Blood Remedy Ad
An old issue advertises S. S. S. a plant based blood purifier and tonic by Swift Specific Co. of Atlanta. Claims no minerals, safe for children, and treats rheumatism catarrh sores ulcers scrofula and constitutional blood diseases. Includes offer of a free book on blood.
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S.S.S
S.S
EME Swift Epecizio CO
Atlanta
Gay
Congress Dull and Indifferent Amidst Quiet Sessions
Washington report notes a pall of indifference over Congress as Speaker Cannon faces a strenuous time rallying members. Republicans are silent as Democrats hold whispered conferences and daily meetings drag with dull, heavy minutes. Objections arise to recording sessions with cameras.
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Washington
Dec
Cannon
Congress
Nonagenarian Deacon Champlin Celebrates Birthday
The Waterloo resident Deacon Hiram Champlin, aged ninety, marks his birthday at home on Franklin Street after fifty years in the city. He is bedridden, prays nightly, and is cared for by nurse Miss Kate Landau, with three children living in Klondike, California, and Concord, California. He recalls California and heaven and remains connected to Walnut Street Baptist church while reflecting on past writings and Gospel hymns.
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Hiram Schamplin
Franklin Street
Teacon’ Champlin
Waterloo
Edwin J. Champlin
Kate
Landau
Mr. Champlin
J Champiin
the Courier
California
Baptist Church
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Jesus
Holy Spirit
Heavenly
Deacon Champlin
Courier
Urchins Smash Rock Island Insulators in Ongoing Veil
Local authorities report weeks of vandalism as youths throw stones at glass insulators on poles causing frequent replacements. Police have captured the culprits and they await charges while the railroad plans district court action for damages.
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Rock Island
Rock
Aged Hudson Lady Rallies After Illness
Wadson Dec 13 Special Mrs Thompson wife of Rev William P Thompson has been critically ill for over a week with threatened pneumonia and heart failure but is much improved this morning doctors hopeful for recovery. She and her husband have lived near Hudson forty five years and in town seventeen. she is 75. Her son William F Thompson of Waterloo and another son Stoger near Hudson were at her bedside.
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Wadson
Thompson
William P., Thompson
Waterloo
Stoger
Hudson
Mrs. Muirhead Collection Yields Modest Sum in Waterloo
The Waterloo collection for Mrs. Muirhead raised 586.05 with a largest single gift of 10 in a check. Other donations included two 5s and a 3, plus numerous 1s and change. Prior efforts in New Castle and Youngstown totaled around 1010.10 and 800 respectively.
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Muirhead
Waterloo
New Castle
Youngstown
Ani
Magnates Gathered for Major League Meetings Today
New York December 12 advances guard of majors and many minor league figures met at the Victoria hotel for the Western League annual meeting. Patrick Powers was quietly removed as president while Ed Barrow of Montreal assumes the role. trades were discussed but no decisions reached. Charles Ebbets and Charles Murphy debated extending the schedule to Columbus Day with no clear candidate opposing Thomas Lynch Jr.
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New York
Victoria Hotel
Western League
Patrick T. Powers
Ed Barrow
Montreal
Mr.Powers
New York Americans
Victoria
Hot Springs
Charley Ebbets
Brooklyn
Charley Murphy
Chicago
Thomas J. Lynch J
National League
Ebbets
Murphy
Columbus Day
Columbus Bar
A Night With Town Criers and Iowa Growth Questions
The piece notes Iowa as the only state to lose population and urges action to boost natural resources and business. It lauds Waterloo’s ten year progress under local commercial leadership and envisions a similar state policy outcome. An excellent Sacred Heart church banquet featured fine cuisine, echoing Town Criers praise. Music by the Metropolitan orchestra.
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Iowa
Jowa
Waterloo
C. E. Pickett
Ladies of Sacred Heart Church
Metropolitan Orchestra
Statewide Hunters Club movement gains support
Des Moines December 13 United States Marshal Frank Clark Ottumwa says sentiment grows for a state wide hunters club across Iowa. He notes James Peawell Otumwa Courier business manager and leading speaker supports organizing the state with each county forming a division and calls for a Des Moines meeting inviting all licensed hunters to attend.
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Des Moines
United States
Frank Clark
Ottumwa
Io O
James Peawell
Ottumwe Courier
Wapella County
Tam
Stubbs Attacks Railroads in Fiery Speech at Banquet
Kansas Governor William R. Stubbs denounces monopolies and railroads as unrestrained giants above the law in a dramatic address to the Illinois Manufacturers Association banquet. He flags the Northern Securities case, cites packers, and argues the railway trust dominates rates and policy, urging truth about unwholesome conditions and anti-competitive practices.
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Chicago
James A. EU
J. P. Morgan
W. R. Stubbs
Kansas
Ilinois Mannufaeckyeers’ Association
Supreme Court
Congress Hotel
Railroads
Woodrow Wilson
New Jersey
Stubbs
Princeton
Cleveland
Packing House Trust
Wall Street
Cardus praised by Kentucky woman as tonic relief
Mrs Iya Moore of Cora Kentucky states she was weak and nearly unable to walk before using Cardus. She reports strong relief and recommends it to friends. The testimonial touts Cardus as a gentle reliable vegetable tonic for strengthening women and easing pains. urges trial at local druggists.
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Cora, Ky
Iya Moore
Cardus
Cardul
Prayer meetings for tomorrow listed at multiple churches
Tomorrow’s schedule lists prayer meetings at St Pauls Calvary Evangelical Free Methodist Logan Avenue Grace Methodist Linden chapel Church of the Brethren Union Congregational First Baptist Westminster Synagogue churches with leaders including Rev Beachler Rev Brink Rev Rollins Rev Cols Rev Beeman Rev Faust Rev Honeywell Rev Hix and guest Miss Wiandhe Dirtaner of Windfield Virginia visiting the Burkitts on Fourth Street West.
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St. Paul's Church
Co. Lowe
Calvary Evangelical Church
Beachler
Free Methodist Church
Brink
Logan Avenue Church
Pinkham
Grace Methodist Church
Ieader
Rollins
L. J. Powers
Irving Street
Cols
Linden Chapel
Ensign Buikema
H. A. "Black
Third Street West
Beeman
Church of the Brethren
the Dunkard
Corner South
Seventh Streets
Bauernfelndjo
Union Congregational ‘Cohurch
Faust
First Baptist Church
Honeywell
Westminster Sharedt
Hix
Authorities seek aid in search for Matthias Emil
Chicago December 12 authorities for Cincinnati St Louis and Louisville were asked to cooperate with Chicago police in a search for Matthias Emil a Mexican cornet player who may know details of the murder of Nathan B Wyde aged 76 a former United States commissioner for the southern district of Wisconsin who was beaten to death with a crow bar in his roaming house last night if his grandfather was governor of Massachusetts
Farmers' Tribune Becomes Farmer and Breeder
Announcement confirms name change from Farmers' Tribune to Farmer and Breeder. Established 1878, Sioux City IA, under Farmer And Breeder Company. HH G McMillan president, John Thompson editor. focus to shift toward livestock and breeding features while preserving current leadership.
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Farmers’ Tribune
Sioux City
Farmer and Breeder Company
Farmer and Breeder
Northwestern Farmers and Breeders
HH. G. McMillan
John Thompson
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Thiram Chamylin
R. I
Taberat
Pat
Powers Ben Quietus
State Wide Hunters’ Club
Easle
Shusts, Hilde and
Morgan
Dan
Sears
Railroata
Taye
Ravenna
Farmer
Richard
Lee
East Fourth Street
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