Sunomy School Interdenominational Rally This Week
The Ninth interdenominational school rally will be held in the city Thursday and Friday with headquarters at Walnut Street churches. Rev Reachler presides. W A Brown of Chicago will speak at noon and later at 3 pm at Walnut Street Baptist. A banquet at 6 30 pm, a mass meeting at 8 pm, and choir performances are planned. Friday features an all day session and election of district officers with a 50-member delegation expected.
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Walnut Street
Just Church
Reachler
Association
W. A. Brown
Chicago
Brown
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
Unien
Dr. Brown
Ar. Paul
M. E. Church
Glee Club
Pantist Church
O'Clay
In a Fair Way to Beat Grim Reaper
George R. Crittenden remains in critical condition at his Jefferson street home. He is quiet and often durious, with a good appetite but weakening each day. Irene Rugplinger is recovering after taking two mercury tablets and is active at home on Lafayette street. John Harris progresses in hospital after a Sunday explosion, with improving life hopes at Presbyterian hospital.
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George R. Crittenden
Jefferson Street
Irene Rugplinger
Lafayette Street
John Harris
Presbyterian Hospital
Dar
Bowling pair Aliat and Reed post steady scores in mixed contest
Reed and Aliat bowled a steady contest at Jackman Alleys despite lower marks than past records. Reed posted 190 174 184 190 178 166 145 for a total around 1,? Bunyan tallied 146 138 187 147 142 184.
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Aliat
H. Reed
Hanors
Reed
Bunyan
Totai
Moore Named City Organizer By Federation of Labor
Moore is named organizer for the city by the Federation of Labor. Pullen signs as city organizer and Moore, longtime union supporter, plans to form a local branch of the International Wood Carriers and Building Laborers union with loyal workers.
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E.G. Pullen
Federation of Labor
Moore
Union
Rae
Tabns
Internatual Nod Carriers’ and
Building Laborers’ Union
Gun Wounds Prove Fatal
William Tilering preached at Cedar Hapid RoYampace to a crowd, with funeral services planned for 2:30 tomorrow after a morning service at Towne's Chapel. Deceased leaves a widow and four children ages 2 to 7. Residence listed as 410 Renwood.
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William Tilering
Cedar Hapid RoYampace
Joe
Hinds aRinds
O'Kerte & Towne
Moon
A.M. EL Chorel
Renwood
Plerneay Ay
Blaze at 827 Logan avenue prompts swift fire crew response
Fire department rushed to 827 Logan avenue this afternoon where a chimney blaze ignited the roof but was extinguished with no damage reported. Prayer meetings across city churches are planned tonight at Walnut Street Baptist Church by local business leaders.
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Herman Kohl
Logan Avenue
City Briefs Chronicle Local Happenings and Moves
Local items report ad hoc movements around Waterloo including residents returning from business trips, guests visiting, and a marriage license issued. The county board meets to review the new courthouse plan while bank officials and a state exchange cashier conduct city business. Community groups plan a Red White Blue themed gathering and local residents travel for family events and illness care.
Market Roundup and Prices From Chicago Regarded
Midwest and Chicago markets report firming wheat on cold weather threatened losses in the northwest, lower corn with partial Argentina crop concerns, and weaker cattle and hog prices. Wheat, corn, and oats finish mixed. hogs open strong then ease. cattle steady to weak. sheep soft. Produce and dairy quotes also listed with varied freight-region receipts.
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Chicago
Northwest
Kansas
Duluth
Argentina
Bank Clearings and Local Notices in Waterloo 1914
Waterloo bank clearings for the week ending Feb 11 1914 totaled 1 015 320 28 with daily figures from Friday to Thursday and a holiday Thursday. Deeds mortgages and chattel mortgage activity for the period are listed with counts and totals. A Champlain chapel supper for 100 members featured red and white decorations and a Yellowstone Park illustrated lecture afterward.
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Black Hawk County Abstract Co
Waterloo Bank Clearings
Champlain Chapel
Yellowstone Park
J. Armstrong
HK. M. Rhoades
Mason City Plays Key Role in Grain Dealers Convention Fight
A Mason City delegation of fifteen arrives at association headquarters to push Mason City as the next grain dealers convention site. The battle pits Sioux City against Fort Dodge with Mason City rising as a serious contender. Hon. E G Dunn, a former gubernatorial candidate, will campaign for Mason City at Waterloo this evening. Fred Lake leads the Sioux City faction while Mr Bryant heads the Fort Dodge effort.
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Mason City
Association
Sioux City
Fort Dodge
E.G. Dunn
Minneapolis
Waterloo
Mason CitysCommercial Club
Fred Lake
Band of Sioux
Mr. Bryant
Fort Dodge Commercial Club
German American commerce chamber formed in New York
New York Feb 11 state that to foster and protect US Germany trade relations the chamber of German American commerce was incorporated. The board includes leading merchants and bankers and aims for friendly business relations mutual prosperity and commercial reciprocity between the United States and Germany.
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New York
United States
Germany
Chamber of
Senator Kenyon Letter Read to Grain Dealers
A communication from Senator W S Kenyon was read to grain dealers before session adjournment. He lamented inability to attend and outlined efforts to stop interstate shipment of bad hog cholera serums and to push a $500000 bill to fight hog cholera, which was greeted with applause.
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W.S. Kenyon
Ray
Felows
Interstate
Dividend in Leavitt Estate Divides Heirs Shares
In the estate of John H. Leavitt a distribution to five heirs is made. Each heir Roger Leavitt Mary L. Da Vison Grace L. Cascaden Lucy 0. Leavitt and Joseph L. Leavitt receives 34568 dollars 46 cents totaling 172792 dollars. Trustees will receipt for one share while others provide individual receipts. Shares reflect appraised stock real estate and other property values. Much of the estate remains in trust for grandchildren.
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Leavitt
John H. Leavitt
Roger Leavitt
Mary L. da Vison
Grace L. Cascaden
Lucy
Joseph L. Leavitt
Church Social At First Lutheran Highlights Evening
The Luther League of First Lutheran church hosted a social last evening at the church hall with Misses Elizabeth Krause Hulda Schmidtke and Margaret Haas in charge. Games contests a short program and light refreshments followed a solo by Esther Nus a recitation by Elsie Schmidtke and a quartet of Krause Koob Haus and Lutz.
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Luther League
First Lutheran Church
Honeymoon Begins After Mt. Auburn Nuptials
This afternoon at the parsonage Rev. L. W. Bock united Miss Elsie Wright and Fred Auburn in marriage. The couple, both of Mt. Auburn, were accompanied by the bride’s parents and Mr. and Mrs. C Dorsey of Mt. Auburn. They departed for a honeymoon in Ohio and will establish a home on a farm upon return.
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L. W. Bock
Elsie Wright
Fred Auburn
Mt. Auburn
C. §. Dorsey
Ohio
Married vows listed for several individuals
Qualification and license notices show Elsie Wright of Mt. Auburn Ray Gnagy of Dysart Fred Auburn of Mt. Auburn and Zola Gipe of La Porte City with a date 12 233 in the record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Wright
Mt. Auburn
Ray Gnagy
Dysart
Fred Auburn
Zola Gipe
la Porte City
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Governor Clarke
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George Friedl
Falls Avenue
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Water St
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West Side
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West 4Th St
Good Town
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H. Linderman & CO
Evening Courier
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Hemenway
First Congregational Church
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