Bauernfeind Named Superintendent Over North American Deaconess Work
Rev J H Bauernfeind longtime pastor of the Evangelical Association church in Waterloo will resign in March to become Superintendent of the deaconess society for North America with headquarters in Chicago. He will travel nationwide to fundraise and promote the department, a position second in responsibility only to the bishopric, reflecting high esteem from church bishops. His tenure in Waterloo included the Park and Lafayette church building project and leadership in the ministerial union, with his wife active in missionary work. The family plans to move to Chicago late March.
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Lemars
Stanton
Council Bluffs
Waverly
Fort Dodge
Rule New Church
Park Avenue
Lafayette Street
Varios
Iowa
Ranetnfeind
Bauoernfeind
Beeman
Sunday Bay el
Bauernfelnd
Quiet wedding unites Miss Helen Woods and Clair Hawver
In New Hartford Iowa a noon ceremony at the bride’s father O J Woods home joined Miss Helen Alzine Woods and Clair B Hawver of Waterloo in marriage. Rev J C Davis officiated. The couple will reside in Irvington Iowa after a brief wedding period.
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Helen Alzine Woods
Clair B. Hawver
Waterloo
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College of Commerce
Stenogtopher
Quest & Smith
Kimball Dairy Farmer Company
Green
Alvin B. Hawver
High School of
Waterloo East
Waterloo Cement Tile Machinery Company
Cement Products Company
Irvington Cement Company
Irvington
Hawver
LCL
Epidemic Cough Sweeps Town As Foley’s Tar Compound Promoted
An epidemic of coughing sweeps the town affecting young and old, with reports noting children and the elderly hit hardest. Advertisers tout Foley's Hanes and Tar Compound as a quick and reliable cure for all coughs and colds, claiming it contains no opiates.
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Foley
Contalna
Theo Tagrart
Old Injury Causes Death of Waterloo Man
Waterloo businessman Paul Lyte, 43 Western Avenue, died last night from blood poisoning after a week of pneumonia following a minor bruise. He was a longtime member of the United Presbyterian church and leaves wife Lena, sons Paul and Frank, sisters Miss Mary Lyte and Miss Nannie Lyte, and his father Rev J P Saytie. Burial is planned in Zanesville, Ohio.
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Waterloo
United Tregbs Ad Church
Western Avenue
Livile
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Decedent
New Concord
Aluskingun College
Wheeling
W. Va
W. W. Lytle
Lena McClelland
Frank
Mary Lytle
Chicago
Nannie Lrytle
Cleveland
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Brotherhood
Small Blaze Damages Office Structure at 22 Fifth Street West
A morning fire originating from a furnace flue caused damage inside T. Z. O’Connell’s office at 22 Fifth Street West. Fire departments found the blaze between wall studs in a wood, single-story building and prevented major progress before it was controlled. Also notes a medical advertisement urging kidney health remedies.
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T. Z. O'Connell, Himber and Fuel
Fifth Street West
Button Fastener Trust Probe Promised by Dealers
Maines Feb 29 The Tawa Retail Show dealers association closed its annual meeting with no officers elected. Members urged a congressional investigation into a button fastener trust alleged to hurt profits and raise wire prices by four and a half percent. Resolutions urged ending fake advertising among dealers.
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Tawa
Hts
Buttlon Fastener ‘Trust
Assaniation
Matashing
Block Signal to Prevent Wrecks in Des Moines
Des Moines city council opens inquiry into compelling Rock Island and Wabash railroads to install block signals at the junction of two tracks following a collision injuring several. The law requires railroads to report the incident to the state railroad commission, which must investigate and act to prevent future wrecks.
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Wabash
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State Railroad Commission
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Scotch Ballad Program Friday at Fire Baptists Church
A Scotch ballad program is announced for Friday at the Fire Baptist church under the auspices of the Home Makers Band. Miss Mary Walker, recently from Scotland, will be the lead performer with a list of accompanying artists and pieces including reading, singing, and instrumental numbers.
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Mary Walker
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Ateraellery
Monasigh
Pantasy Osgood
Elvise c
Karthteen Bateman
Mary Watke
Uthe
Evnie
Jan Mebaren
Pearh Peters
Bria Barns
Pidten
Burk Me Walker
Vielin
Pirate
Ais’ Maasiper
Ibe Rad
Kathleen Dette Tha
Reading
Adventire
Dean Dtrasall
Vout
Hachaseer Dikers
Mise
Walker Ren
Prominent Dealers Address Convention of Lumber Groups
Four hundred delegates from Iowa cities gathered in the Ellis hotel for the joint convention of the Northeastern Retail Lumbermen's Association and the Central Town Retail Lumbermen's Association. The program featured addresses by H. T. Barber and John Freyman, with talks from D. J. Murphy H. T. Laird O. P. Househild and J. J. Knox, plus a vaudeville program at the Mayestic Theatre. Officers for the ensuing year were named, including John Freyman president of the Northeastern association and H. Barber president of the Central Town group.
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Iowa
Northeastern
Retail Lumbermen’s Association
Central Town
H. T. Barber
The
John Freyman
N. E.T. R.L. A.ther
D. J. Murphy
Dubuque
Iowa Federation of Retail Dealers
H. TL. Uaird
Minneapolis
Coat
H. B. Darlington
American Lumberman
Chicago
Cedar Falls
John Freyiman
Dyersville
J. FL Keeve
Artinis Fon
Allister
Hopkinton
Warning on influenza remedies and cough treatments
A brief health note cautions about fever chills and grippe signs affecting the nose throat and bowels. It recommends Foley's Honey and Tar Compound to ease the inflamed membranes and quiet a stubborn cough, warning against substitutes and urging careful care for children.
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Foley
Mrs. Esther A. Stoutenberg Dies in Watering, Iowa
Mrs Esther A Stoutenberg died last evening at her sister Mrs Campbell s home 68 Lafayette Street in Watering Iowa Born January 24 1845 in Muskingum County Ohio she moved to Iowa in 1863 and spent most of her life in Watering She leaves two sisters and five brothers She was a Congregationalist recently attended Grace A L E Church Funeral arrangements await word from out-of-town friends service likely Saturday afternoon Foley Kidney Pills note on ad placement by H W Taggart Courier Want Ad.
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Dubuque
Elizabeth Mueller
Waterloo
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Lincern Township
Black Hawk County
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Roger
Kenneth
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J. Mueller
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Nebraska
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Aleck
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Lafayette Street
Jisther Woodward
Muskingum County
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B. Campbe
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Watering
Sterretty
Waterlan
Stoutenberg
Congregational Church
Grace al. E
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