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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1921

Page

10

Police Plan Christmas Dinner For Entire Force

Police chief and officers will be on duty over the holiday with a dinner plan to share among all patrolmen and their families during a six day period. A separate case saw Walter R Freeman charged with illegal liquor transport after a moonshine stash was found. he pleaded guilty and jailed. James Cook reported losing a buckskin purse with multiple bills at Union Station. Mrs. J P Greeley reported four chickens stolen from her yard.

Chiefalker Oder Sunywand Atag Ratiefa Christas Rayrch Walter R. Freeman Freeman Walter R. French James Cook Vinton Union Mra. J. P. Greeley Western Avenue Mildred Wittick Max Noah Verne Rains Mary Joseph

World Should Seek Christ Like Shepherds on Bethlehem Hill

Dr. E. J. Lockwood urges readers to follow the shepherds example and seek Christ this Christmas. He argues that peace and prosperity come through applying Christ’s teachings and the golden rule across business, industry, and daily life, calling for practical trials of Jesus’ message.

Christ Dr. Lockwood Bethlehem Lockwood Grace Fi . Church Waterloo Ministerial Association Courier Dr.wood Luke Jesus Mr. Babson Brotherhood of Humanity

Christmas programs across churches celebrate with choirs and schools

Elaborate Christmas services fill Moyard Sterling Leckington and many churches. Universalists highlight Armenian relief, while Immanuel Lutheran, Westminster, First Brethren, and others stage nativity plays, cantatas, and pageants featuring choirs, Sunday schools, and organ solos.

Moyard Sterling Leckington Church of Hedeemer Otto Naspa Jesus Spears Universaliat

St. Louis Struggles to Maintain Census Standing Over Years

St Louis, Mo, Dec 24, 1930 census table shows the city ranking among the nation's largest 500 from 1850 to 1930. St Louis held from fourth to sixth as Chicago, Boston, Detroit and Cleveland alternated for top spots.

St.Louis St. Louis New York Baltimore Boston Phiiladelphia New Orleans Cincinnati Brooklyn Chicago Detroit Cleveland St. Louisa St. Louie

Ground broken for Shriners crippled children's hospital

St. Louis report notes ground breaking by Shriners of North America for a crippled children's hospital. The facility will treat crippled children free of charge regardless of creed upon completion, with nationwide contributions to hospital funds and golden-plated tools used in the ceremony.

St. Louis Crippled Children’s Hospital Shriners of North

McDonald and Kuehnle Deaths and Parcel Post Tax Change

Nathan Peter McDonald 28 died at St Francis hospital from pneumonia. He worked as a boilermaker at Illinois Central shops and leaves a widow and parents in Mississippi. Foreign and local siblings listed. Interment at Elmwood. Roe R. Kuehnie 21, foreman at Sutcliffe Reo Auto mobile, died at home in Nora Springs. Funeral plans incomplete. Parcel post tax note states internal revenue stamp removal effective January 1 1922 under 1921 Revenue Act.

Nathan P. M'Donald Nathan Peter McDonald St Francis Hospital Greenwood Miss Illinois Central Merrian Street Charles McDonald Tchula Robert James Samuel M East St. Louis Ill Etta Powell Bates Street Callie Williams Antioch Baptist Church Kistner Elmwood Roe R. Kuehnle Roe R Sam) Kuehnie Sutcliffe Reo Automoctile Company Service Department Nora Springs Roe Kuehnie George Moothart Reber Avenue Waterloo Internal Revenue

Postoffice Employees Rewarded With Candy and Cigars

Postoffice workers were remembered by William Gatlowar Company today with each employee receiving a box of candy and a box of cigars. Earlier, boxes of cigars arrived from Smith Lichty Hillman Co. Bartles Shepherd 631 Company honored each worker at Station A yesterday with a bright new dollar bill.

William Gatlowar Andy Smith, Lichty & Hillman Co Bartles-Shepherd

Five Below Temperatures Spreads Across Nebraska

The Associated Press reports Nebraska's frigid Christmas Eve with temperatures from zero at Valentine to five below at Omaha, accompanied by snowfall across the state.

Omaha Associated Press Neb Valentine Nebraska

Expensive gifts boost Christmas shopping amid tighter budgets

Merchants report holiday buying remains active though purchases lean to moderate values. With prices down from prior years and reduced railway rates, shoppers pursue practical gifts and many Christmas cards, while excitement about Santa Claus and seasonal greetings sustains spirits as colder weather boosts purchases.

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Old Capitol in Iowa City to be restored to 1840s look

Iowa City officials announce the Old Capitol building will be restored to its 1840 appearance. The cornerstone was laid July 4, 1840, and the interior will be remodeled while foundation work reinforces the structure to endure for posterity. J M Fisk leads outreach to locals for original plans.

Associated Press Iowa City Iowa University of Lowa Addiiton Capitol

Railway Man Missing Returns Home After Search

An Illinois Central railway worker, reported missing after leaving work yesterday to tend to pigs, returned home at 9 30 am today. Police had conducted a several hour search but he explained he went to the country and could not return before morning. A terse line notes a for sale act in the Courier.

Illinois Central Railway Courier Bethlehem Mary Hell

Christmas Through a Christian Child’s Eyes

William Jennings Bryan reflects on Christmas as a moral season focusing on giving over receiving. He emphasizes the child’s experience, gratitude, and the biblical message that true joy comes from generosity and service, citing Matthew and the nativity story to underline universal goodness and humility.

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Christmas Duty and Charity in a Shared World

The article reflects on Christmas as an occasion for gratitude and charity, urging broad acts of kindness toward the hungry and needy. It views Christ’s teachings as a guide to social responsibility, defending belief in Jesus' miracles and urging reverence for Bethlehem’s message.

Chiiat Ife Lfe Bethlehem Christ The Republic Syndicate

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