Gladstone Actel project growing in Gladstone hotel plan
The Northwestern Land and Investment company promotes sale of about 560 building lots at Chotee and Downing streets to fund the Gladstone hotel. Cold weather hampers efforts, but premier DLT Janay backs the project. Three experienced salesmen Cravens, Hickey, and Lyle join to push sales and reach finality. Additional lots and stock are noted as remaining to be disposed, with activity centered on Jefferson Street corner. A jewelry factory change assigns ownership from Reo M.Cawing & Co to L. Raumbach for future operations at Marsh Place Edge room A15.
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Northwestern Land & Invest+ment company
Downing
Gladstone
Fidence
Gladsims
Piiuy
Jefferson St
DLT
Cravins
Maquoketa
BH. Co
Hickey
Belle Plaine
W. Scott Lyle
Ames
Theo Miletin
Lang & Invest-j Ile
Jeffersony
Reo M
Mitchell Auto
Kage
Holmes Engineering Company
London
Chay
Brooklands
Mitchel
Kaeine
Wis
Rev Effie Jones Addresses Lincoln Birthday Assembly
The Rev Effie McCollum Jones spoke to Waterlog Business College students at Friday’s assembly. It marked the fourth annual address by Mrs Jones on Abraham Lincoln as his birthday anniversary approaches next Monday.
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Effie McCollum Jones
Waterlog Business College
Modern Woodmen plan to secede in Webster City
Plans are forming for the Modern Woodmen to leave the present organization and establish a new lodge with Webster City as birthplace. A committee including Fr. Wd Porter and G. 0. Thompson will investigate, aiming to report on forming a new order amid rate disputes and possible injunctions to restrain current associations.
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Webster City
Lit
Hamilton County
Tratergad Insuranc
Jawa
Lyons
Byaniston
Wd Porter
Bl de Brindrup
G. 0. Thompson
Knights of Pythias to Host Big Gathering
Poster invites all Knights of Pythias past and present to Casete hall next Monday evening February 12 for a grand meeting. The invite promises entertainment unusual, music designed to soothe, and a bustling program described in bold red text on the top left of the notice.
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Fninre i
Po Te
Mary
Mare
Missionary Talk of Value Draws Interest
Miss Witeheark representing the Soeh African General Mission spoke at the prayer meeting of the First Hanutiseehuren. She described the society’s fields and the good done through its agency with secret headquarters in New York City and Cape Town. During her Waterlope stay she was hosted by Rev and Mrs Edgar A Valient and will travel to Cedar Rapids to speak on Sunday.
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Miss Witeheark
Soeh African General Mission
Iemdenomina Inal Society
Tanee
New York City
Cape ‘Town
Africa
Waterlope
Hitchcock
Rev
Mirs
Edgar A. Valient
Third Avenue West
Cedar Rapids
Bertha Tall
Eloise
Kathleen Bateman
Resignation of Pastor Beeman With Grace Church Support
Last night Walnut Street Baptist Church praised Beeman as resignations were reluctantly accepted. Grace Methodist Episcopal issued fraternal resolutions by W R Jameson G H Cheever and WW Steely commending Beeman and expressing sympathy at his move to St Paul. They note his excellent services and hope for future religious work under Walnut Street Baptist leadership.
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Walnut Street Baptist Church
Hov
J. G. Beeman
Praster
Grace Mi
Erhurch
Beeman
W. R. Jameson
G. H. Cheever
TW. Steely
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
HH. Boerman
St. Paul
Valuable Silk Shipment Passes Through Waterloo
An entire strainload of oriental silk valued at a million dollars moved through Waterloo at 2 am on the Illinois Central railway. The four closely guarded baggage cars carried the silk, operated as a special shipment from San Francisco to New York City. The J. C. G. assumed charge when the train reached Omaha.
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Waterloo
Ilinois Central
San Francisco
New York City
J. CG
Omaha
What About the Judgement Evangelistic Talk at Christchurch
The First United Brethren church in Christchurch hosts evangelistic meetings led by Rev. H. E. Graves. Discourse on What About the Judgement aims to strengthen church members before outreach to non Christians. A solo with cornet by B. J and C.F. Clark accompanies the talk.
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First United Brethren
Christchurch
H. E. Graves
B. J
C.F. Clark
The
Evangelists
Burial service for H Wy Sehoon held in Warkershare
Short services for H Wy Sehoon of Warkershare who died suddenly Wednesday will be held Saturday morning at Soelvelk at his son W H Sehoon’s home 184 Lafayette Street. The body will then be taken to Tre nos Central at 122A for funeral and interment in Parkersburg Parkersburg.
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H. Wy. Sehoon
Warkershare
Soelvelk
W. HH
Sechoon
Lafayette Street
Trenois Central
Parkersburg
Evelyn Duwarger Ill With Pneumonia at 417 Alfen Street
Five year old Evelyn, daughter of Mr and Mrs John J Delaeser of 417 Alfen Street, is seriously ill with pneumonia that began Tuesday night. She showed slight improvement late last night as doctors race to prevent spread and monitor linked infections.
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Evelyn
John J. Delaeser
Alfen Street
Barely Saved The Children From Fire At Cedar Falls Farm
The Bailey brothers farm house near Parkersburg burned Sunday night in below zero weather. Robert Wiley and family escaped in night clothes with the children. Mrs Wiley could not carry them all out. The house and furnishings were a total loss, with only 150 dollars of insurance on the house and none on the furnishings. The blaze likely started from a defective chimney flue.
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Grundy Center
Bailey Brothers
Cedar Falls
Parkersburg
Robert Wiley
Citizens Gas & Electric weighs alternative office sites
It is reported that after the announcement of the Lane property purchase on Sycamore street for general offices and a building, negotiators also studied other options including the Bu property the Equitable building and the Brown opera house site at Commercial street and Park avenue now owned by Thomas Cascaden.
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Citizens’ Gas & Electric Company
Lane
Sycamore Street
Equitable
Brown Opera House
Thomas Cascaden
Street
Park Avenue
United Doctors Promise No Knife Cure for Piles
A Melbourne medical ad notes one in ten people suffer piles and says United Doctors offer treatment without surgery. They claim to cure chronic nervous and sexual diseases while keeping patients at work, with free consultations at 210 Marsh Place Building.
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Hue
Waterloo
Etha United
Son Nothing
United Doctors
Marsh Place Building
A Warning Against Wet Feet From Fi W Taggart
A notice warns that wet feet can chill mucous membranes leading to grippe bronchitis or pneumonia. It urges careful care, especially for children, and recommends Foley's Honey and Tar Compound to soothe inflamed membranes and heal coughs quickly. No substitutes. Fi W Taggart.
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Foley
Taggart
Cowboy Hem Alleged Forger Fromberg Man Held in Davenport
Deputy Sheriff J S Tuggie from Fromberg Montana arrives in Davenport with requisition papers to return cowboy Carl Thoering who is accused of forging a check at a Fromberg bank. Thoering has been detained by Davenport police and will be sent back to Montana tonight. Travelers Meeting set May 4 in Davenport for the Town section convention of the Travelers Protective Association. A boarding house owner in Austria plans action against tenants for unpaid rent, potentially seizing items in leased rooms.
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Davenport
J. S. Tuggie
Fromberg
Mont
Carl Thoering
Thoering
Montana
Travelers’ Protective Association
Seven Day Adventists Convene in Des Moines Licenses Issued
In Des Moines on February 9 the Seven Day Adventists convention issued missionary licenses to C V Starr Pleasanton W C Boynton Sioux Rapids A L Bayley Nevada Glenn Shelton Nevada W A McKibben Sioux City Roy Bowles Nevada E T Hopkins Lacona W I Smith Mount Etna Flora Dorcas Nevada Rose Boose Waterloo Meta Peterson Waterloo Anna Camp Dubuque Lora Buck Davenport Alma Nelson Des Moines Mary Johnson Nevada Minta Mater Mason City Elizabeth Neal Nevada D Kila Smith Des Moines Emma Norton Boone and ministerial credentials to M N Campbell Nevada J C Clemens Waterloo W D Parkhurst Des Moines M W Lewis Fort Dodge O J Nerlund Des Moines B G Olsen Forest City G C W Mead Nevada J W Boreas Nevada J G Lams on Nevada EL WY Wolfe Calmar J OW McComins Sharpsburg B N Wolcott Nevada K Rasmussen O Madsen Decorah S B Kephart Ottumwa Minnie Sype Cedar Rapids George Seltzer Shedsburg Charles Metzger Nevada George Rt McNay Mason City.
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Des Moines
Seven Day Adventists
C. V. Starr
Pleasanton
W. C. Boynton
Sioux Rapids
A. Ll. Bayley
Nevada
Glenn Shelton
W. A. McKibben
Sioux City
Roy Bowles
E. Tt. Hopkins
Lacona
W. IS. Smith
Mount Et
S. B. Kephart
Ottumwa
Minnie Sype
Cedar Rapids
George Seltzer
Shedsburg
Charles Metzger
George Rt. McNay
Mason City
C Si as Addressed Sumner Woodmen in Sumner
Carleton Sias, delegate from Black Hawk county to the head camp of Modern Woodmen of America, spoke in Sumner last evening to local members. The rate question was discussed at length and members expressed greater satisfaction with the change after formal discussion.
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Carleton Sias
Black Hawk County
Woodmen of America
Sumner
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Gladstone Actel
Mrs. Jones
Lancoln
Koeneke & Wolfe
Sunkist
Faley
W. Taggart
Pythian Knights
Garage Church
Bright
Fl. W. Taggart
Evelyn Duwarger
Alexander Shoe
West Fourth Street
T. & M. Shoe Co
Alexander Shoe Store
Childrens Les
Chamberlain
Cowboy Hem
Austria
Fresh Eyes
A. Eighmey’s
Choicvst
Waterton
Parlor Meat Market
Sh. G. Ronquest
Rath Packing Company
Rath
West Side
Waterlooans AU Missionaries
Sias
Sumner Woodmen
Corn Belt Telephone CO
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