Excess Baggage and the Stuff We Carry
An meditation on needless possessions and spiritual values. The piece contrasts earthly load with heavenly riches, using biblical figures like Jacob, Joseph, and Judas to warn against clinging to material "stuff." It argues that excess baggage obscures true worth and urges prioritizing eternal over earthly wealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gen
Tommy
Joseph
Egypt
Pharaoh
Canaan
Goshen
Jacob
Heaven
Gate of Heaven
Bodom
Goi
Adam
Achan
Gebazl
Judas
Anapias
Sapphira
Church notices and services listed for Waterloo area
A compilation of church schedules across Waterloo including Baptist, Presbyterian, Congregational, Methodist and Catholic congregations. It lists pastors, service times, Sunday schools, prayer meetings, and special events for walnut street, Jefferson street, East Park avenue, Mulberry street, Fourth street, and adjacent blocks.
Community meeting notices and church events
Sunday activities start with M C A boys meeting at 2 30 and men’s meeting at 4 with fellowship lunch for strangers. Waterloo class meets Sundays at 8 pm at 322 Dane Street. Sunday school at Eagle Church 3 pm and 11 am preaching. Salvation Army at 701 1 4 Sycamore Street holds Sunday school 10 am and meetings 11 15 am and a 7 15 pm salvation gathering. A dance at A D U hall every Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O. Thompson
KLM
Davendorf
International Bible Students’ Association
Waterloo
Dane Street
East Side
Carne
All Earnest Bible Students
Mailroyd
North Addition
Babbath
Eagle Church
Salvation Army
Sycamore Street
Salvation Meeting
Waterloo Business College Loses Close Cedar Rapids Game
The Waterloo Business College basketball team lost 31 to 29 to Cedar Rapids Haplds in a tight contest. Halves ended 17-16, with Rice Freeman Porter Harrison Gates Smith Halverson among starters and Holmes refereeing. The teams plan a return meeting on February 3 at the local YMCA gym. Hammond Avenue property near sale by Jas Gardiner Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Business College
Cedar Rapids
Business College
Waterloo Vers
Rice
Freeman
Porter
Harrison
Gates
Smith
Halverson
Richard Holmes
Waterloo
Wrink
Cos College
Dairy and Poultry Attraction Draws Waterloo Crowd
Next Friday in Waterloo will feature a dairy train stop on the Great Western and a night meeting for dairying enthusiasts. A poultry show, tied to the week’s peak interest, will exhibit scored birds with ribbons. Train reports claim large crowds and a successful trip, with the event set for 7:30 to 10:00 p m and venue to be announced. Also advertised is a prime business corner on East Fourth Street for sale by Jas Gardiner Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Great Western
Manning
Multiple Local Organization Installations and Meetings
Announcements list joint installations for the K of P and Pythian Sisters to attend Tuesday evening in the hall. Regular K Daughters meeting at First M E church Monday afternoon. Twin City Ministerial Association invites Harry Monroe of Chicago to speak Monday at 10 in MCC A parlors. Rae Muirhead Business Girls club meets Monday evening at First M E church for Bible study and dues. G A R invites attendance at joint Sons of Veterans and auxiliary services Tuesday Jan 10 at 7 30. One corner lot on West Fourth Street available for 1700 via Jan Gardiner Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist
Walnut St
Lime
Walnut Streets
Baptist Young People's Union
Hulbert G. Beeman
Harry Monroe
The
Pacific Garden Mission
Jefferson Street
West Park Avenue
Edgard A. ‘VaHant
A. H. Nickel
Westminster Presbyterian
West Fourth
Wellington Street
William Burton Sandford
West Third Avenua
Fourth and South Streets
Walter H. Robins
Union Congregational
Thirteenth and
Jefferson Streets
Lee A. Brink
Christian Endeavor
Plymouth Congregational
Public
Fifth
Mulberry Streets
Fifth Street
L. B. Hix
Courtlandt Street
Bible School
Walter W. H. Schwedier
Jefferson and
Fifth Streets
Frank Cole
Randolph Street
Christ
Tabernacle Book
St. Paul’s Methodist Episcopal
Broadway
Center Streets
J. DB
Johnson
Jesus
Central Church of Christ
West Fourth and
South Streets
Ray
First Church of Christ (Scientist
Marsh-Place
Sycamore Streets
Christ—Episcopal
Fourth St. East
George W . Hinkle
First Brethren
West Fifth and South Streets
Wm. H. Beachler
Church of the Brethren
West Seventh and
Christian Workers
First Church United Brethren In Christ
Fourth
Allen Streets
R. H E. Graves
Calvary Evangelical Association
East Fourth and
Newell Streets
H. J. Faust
East Fourth Street
K. of P's
Pythian Sisters
King's Daughters
First M. EB. Church
C. T. Wilson
West Sixth Street
Twin City Ministerial Association
Chicago
Rae Muirhead Business Girls
M. E
Robert Anderson
Sona of Veterans and Auxiary
G. A. R. Hall
West Fourth Street
Jan. Gardiner Co
Big Crowds at Portsmouth Ohio Hear TV Evangelist
Crowds gathered in Portsmouth Ohio for evangelist Sunday meetings with about four thousand attendees on a Thursday evening. Mrs Rae Muirhead illness keeps her from attending. Miss Miller to begin Bible study classes next week. the weather is frigid and heat is supplied by the tabernacle heater and Sunday is delivering forceful sermons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portstanth
Sunday
Preda
Waterloo
Muirhead
The
Tabernacle
Portamouth
Mr. Sunday
Evangeliste Party
Vangelist Sunday
Jacob
Mann
J. W. Sheridan
Mes
Waterloo Horse Gal es Start ed
Nearly 300 fine horses were sold over two days at the Waterloo Livestock Commission Co. sale in Waterloo. Buyers from distant states and locals attended as William Holland led the season opener, with foreign buyers including Tom Bloom and Tom Shotwell among those present. The next sale is scheduled for Saturday, January 21 on East Fourth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Livestock Commission Company
Jefferson Street
Mullan Avenue
William Holland
Mr. Holland
Waterloo
Tom Bloom
Minneapolis
Tom Shotwell
Philadelphia
Hix
Bridgeport
J. J. McGarvey
Jar Hoover
Ed Partridge
Dickinson
Wiliam Holland
Fom Kitterell
R. Webster
Cedar Falls
Johnson Bros
Story City
Ww. Ostrogge
Readlyn
Jerome Bensineg
B. Schultz
B. King
Gladbrook
G. J. Thomas
Carroll
History of the passenger pigeons and robin depopulation
The article discusses hunting and trapping practices blamed for near extinction of guest birds. It cites Alverlean and Prof. Claxton on robin and pigeon declines, urging protection through Audubon Society efforts. It notes Iowa and New Jersey incidents, urging sportsmen to oppose repeal of game-law protections and detailing deer kill estimates in Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alverlean
Torarent
Ro E. Claxton
University of Tennesses
Bedford County
Spiee Nomile
National Association of Audubon Soulolies
Towa
Gome
Dea Moines
Iowa
Owe
Des Moines
Millville
N. J
South Millville
Jersey
Indigidu
Basketball Boys Defeated at Waverly in Tight Games
Gedar Falls Iowa January 7 Special The Cedar Falls high school basketball teams played two close games at Waverly with the home team winning 18 to 14 and 36 to 27 in the high school gym The matches stayed close throughout and Cedar Falls will host Waverly in two weeks with another pair of games The article also notes preparations for an upcoming short course January 23 to 28 led by Civic Improvement League with demonstrations and livestock study plus a change in school administration and a birthday party at the Falgler home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gedar Falls
Civic Improvement League
M. T. Mosher
M. W. O'Donnell
GC. W. Davis
R. K. Gliss
A. HM. Burger
Neale Knowles
Davenport
R. A. Cave
Sup. Francis
Illinois Cental
Perrine
Rock Istanist
Waverly High School
Waverly
Cedar Falls
East Waterloo
J. G. Perrine
G. B. Laux
Teachers’ College
Lux
The
State University
Tra Falgler
College Street
Falgler
Judge Wilfley arrives in New York from Mexico
Judge Wilfley, the first U S judge assigned to Shanghai, has just returned to New York from Mexico after a year’s service. He says the Mexican revolutionary movement is of small importance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wilfley
United States
Shanghai
China
Mexico
Wifley
Cubans Defeat World Champions in Series Victory
New York January 6 Cuban team wins the series 6 games to 4 over the Philadelphia Athletics. Cuban pitchers held the A’s to weak batting while Cubans excelled in fielding, sealing the triumph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Philadelphia Athletics
Doctor Says All Football Players Are Left Weaker
New York report cites 19 deaths and 400 injuries in the 1520 football season. Dr J M Clurman urges dropping football as harmful to the family tree of college athletics and proposes milder sports for all students. A Hammond Avenue lot is offered for sale by Jas Gardiner Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Medical Society
J. M. Clurman
Clurman
Waterloos Quick Bargains Real Estate Ad Described
Delay in real estate sales risks missed opportunities as Waterloo and suburbs see rapid turnover. Ad highlights bargains including T Room house with cemented cellar and rough plumbing at 1750, 8 Room nearly new house at 2200, room modern house at 2500, 7 Room up to date at 3300, 7 Room nearly new at 2756, 6 Room on paved street at 5000, plus several 1 to 15 acre lots in Waterloo and nearby suburbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Missouri
Also Mentioned on This Page
First Presbyterian
East Park Avenue
Mulberry Street
Herbert .Ware Reherd
Independence Arenas
United Presbyterian
Second and Wellington
M. G. Munn
Grace Methodist Episcopal
E. D. Hull
Holy Communion
Love Pease
Free Methodist Church
Mobile
Douglas Streets
RE. N. Miller
Carrie H. Miler
St. Joseph's
Third and Mulberry Streets
Sacred Heart
Fourth West
Randolph Streets
J. J. Hanley
Fourth Street
Catholico
St. Stary's
cCorner
LaFayette Street
Forkenbroth
St. Luke's
West Second and Commercial Streets
Emanuel Evangelical
SiIn Court House Square
J. H. Bayernfeind
Young People’s Alliance
E. Nolte
Logan Avenue United Evangelical
J. G. Walz
First Evangelical Latheraz
Cornet High
Maple Streets
Rev. H. Mueller
Ulegh Street
Universalist—Church of the Redeemer
Hast Fourth and
Effie McCollum Jones
D. D
Iowa Street
Linen Methodist Episcopal
Geo. B. Shoemaker
Christadelphian
W. B.C
Hammond Ave
Jas
Gardiner Co
Uity
Attrac
Sea the Jas. Gardiner Co
Portsmouth
TLE
Mrs. Rae Muirhead
Connet
Jas. Gardiner Co
Mai
Chua Falls
Browne-Morse
M. J. Pommer
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