Railroad Night program anchors Waterloo church services
A Waterloo Sunday evening service at Grace Methodist will feature C H Burkhamn’s letter from the Hlingis Central Railroad president read by Earl A Roadman. A local Illinois Central quartet and a display of a Western and Atlantic engine photo will enhance a program, followed by Dr Roadman's sermon The Railroad and the Path of Life.
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Grace Methodist Church
Church of Citizens of Waterloo
C. H. Burkhamn
Hlingis Sentral Railroad
Earl A. Roadman
Ilinois Central
Western & Atlantic Railroad
Iow
Union Station
Chattanooga
Tenn
Roadman
Walnut Street Baptist
C. H. Snashall
Golda Knapp
N. C. Althand
Cro‘Oot
Wagner
Crane and Barron
Barton Avenue Baptist
Bermon
William Wilkins
Arthur Taplin
Jayallen
Louise Gates
To My Mother by Evee Fiele Flaw
A frail poem of a child addressing mother with faded love and protective embrace. The speaker recalls motherly gentleness and the enduring guardian role beyond life, seeking closeness and gratitude from a child’s perspective through archaic diction and affection.
In His Image by William Jennings Bryan
A dense essay on the power of illustration and faith in public life. Bryan argues Christ used parables to mirror truth and urges belief in oneself faith in humanity and in democratic government. He exhorts students to cultivate intellect courage and moral faith to overcome challenges and advance society.
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William Jennings Bryan
Christ
Abraham
Columbus
America
Jamestown
New York
Plymouth Rock
Jefferson
Nature
Bancroft
Vietape
Qin
Walt
Pwr
Enlistments for Cavalry and Field Artillery Reported
Three enlistments reported at the local army recruiting station. Wilburn Wilson, 21, and Paul Swanson, 19, from Clear Lake, to the cavalry at Fort Bliss. Carroll Filtz, 19, from Clear Lake, and Wael Lerloo sent to field artillery at Fort Sill, Oklahoma.
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Atiay Lorys
Wilburn
Wilson
Wael Lerloo
Fort Hliss
Carrol L.ftilts
Paul &. Swanson
Clear Hake
Oatorizedlield Artillery
Fort Sill
Okla
KUHN PREACHING AT WESTMINSTER IN SIXTH ANNIVERSARY
Religious services outline a day of sermons at Westminster and United Presbyterian churches marking the sixth anniversary of the Eighteenth Amendment. Dr. Kuhn of Dubuque University returns for morning and evening addresses while other ministers discuss the Christian duty and the nation’s response to prohibition. The day includes a pageant America’s Answer and varied musical selections by choirs and soloists.
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Universalist
Willard OQ
Bodell
Andon Methodist
W. Harrop
Paul
Mt. Carmel
H. G. B. Woman's Trio
Clinton F. Smith
Maude ‘Jacobs
Brest
Presbyterian
J. A. Macartney
Cily
Henry Mueller
Ralph B. Slippy
Wll
United Presbyterian Church
Detmer ‘T Kuhn
Dubuque University
Westinster Presbyterian
America
W. O. Chisholm
Random Fragments Echo Old Chronicle Oddities
An OCR fragment offers a garbled mix of names and phrases. It hints at roads, people, and events but contains many unreadable words. The readable snippets reference St. Nichalas and a late story arc, yet no clear narrative or dates emerge.
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St. Nichalas
Genesis the Book of Beginnings Explored
Alvin Berl explains Genesis as a book of beginnings covering heaven and earth life and society. He frames three major themes generation degeneration regeneration and argues Genesis bridges science and faith outlining God as creator and humanity need for salvation through the coming savior.
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Genesia
Genesig
Abrahium
Grinnell Set for Annual Fellowship Conference
Grinnell Iowa hosts its twelfth annual fellowship conference in early February. Notable speakers include Rt. Rev. Longley bishop coadjutor of Iowa’s Episcopal Diocese, Rabbi Mlaunheimer from Des Moines, and Dr. Charles B Barton secretary of the National Council of Congregational Churches. The five day program features the George A Gates Foundation lectures by Dr Naboth Osborne of Burlington.
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Grinnell
Naonal Council of Congregational Churches
Spean
Longley
Protestant Episcopal Diocese of
George A. Gates
Priest Urges Unity of Christian Church in Shelbyville
In Shelbyville Indiana on January 16 Reverend John C Rager pastor of St Joseph Catholic church told Shelby county ministers that many church divisions hinder gospel spread. He warned against private Bible interpretation and urged charity to heal differences, while another Catholic minister praised the cooperative spirit and pledged to present his views.
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Ceday Heights
J. Iaurie
F. Herbert Moehlman
St. Luke's English Lutheran
C. QC
Hi Weis
Ghreousness
Mercy Linterh
J. Richmond Morgan
Shelbyville
Ind
John C. Rager
St. Joseph Catholic Church
Shelby County
Rager
Mr. Stagery
Jin
Besiunius
Rural Leaders Conference to Meet at Cornell on Jan 25
Mt Vernon reports a Rural Leaders Conference set for Monday January 2 at Cornell. Topics include ideal young rural leaders, practical problems of humanity, and community service. Officials from Philadelphia will address students and ministers in attendance across the group.
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Cornell
Mt. Vernon
Seianeng Tal
Hell
Yuri
Eurah
Pots Steger
Atternoon
M. Wo Rauber
Philadelphia
Stuert
Church Urges Laity to Lead Evangelism Crusade
Indianapolis reports Dr. Macline of Detroit told attendees at Theberts Parke meeting that the church should be an army of conquest not occupation. He urged lay members to actively win souls, criticizing indifference and stressing that evangelism is the church’s mission and the greatest task.
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Indianapolis
Jesus Christ
Macline
Anderson
Detroit
Theberts Parke MM
I. Ehnteh
Yoo
Jesus
Wotk
Christ
Church of Jesus Christ
Neapte
Jesng
Coe College Students Vote on Military Training
Cedar Rapids reports that Coe College students will vote February 3 on compulsory military training amid a heated campus debate. Protests from local patriotic groups followed student council resolutions aligned with a Northwestern University interdenominational conference stance.
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COE College
Cedar Rapids
Den
Lie Ins
Goa
Counell
Ling
Northwestern University
Menace to European Art Stirs Prussian Debate
The report outlines alarm in Europe over renewed American interest in European masterpieces. Lothar Brier discusses tighter export limits, urging private collectors to stay loyal amid high bids from the United States. The piece also notes Prussian amber industry decline and the Luther birthplace cottage transfer to the church, with local civic notes including to add a new name to Sisleben.
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Bevin
Dan
Iaiuy
Nuropesur
Ger- Wrn
Phese Eri
New York
Europe
Erun
Wilhelm Younde
Pierpont Morgan
Lothar Brier de
United States
Gimseums
Sisleben
Martin, Luther
Kistelen
Pruts Islam
Laitherstadt
Wislehen
Ull
Composer Edward F Kurtz Announces New Music Pieces
Cedar Paris Iowa Jan 16 From fresh musical works including A Party Boat poem To Sorrow and the composer Edward F Kurtz head of the collegiate orchestral music department at the Iowa State Teachers college has recently had compositions issued by the Pfischer company Prof Kurtz already holds several cash positions to his credit.
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Cedar Paris
Thomas
Ana Omisly
Edwardt Frampton Kurtz
Orchesral Music
Iowa State Teachers College
Pischer Company
Kurtz
Lamson Reelected Senior Warden at St Mark's Episcopal
Lamson was reelected senior warden at St Mark's Episcopal Church during the annual parish meeting. Vestry and delegates were chosen for the diocesan convention in Davenport, with G J Worthen, C G Stearns, and H Smilti named delegates and alternates listed among the selections.
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St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Efece Lion
Davenport Bel
Laimson
C. O. Lamson
G. 3
Worthen
C. G. Stearns
H. Smilti
Ares
A. Pickworth
N .4
Gasker
van Duynwid UG
Liarcis
Farmers Lumber Co Clutier Pays 10 P G
Farmers Lumber Co of Clutier reports 70 percent on capital as their tax on business for the year shows net profit of 3,129.67 after charges. Gross sales last year reached 67,000 plus. Directors re elected with E L Korte retained as manager and John P Dworth as assistant in a rally identity.
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Clutter
Tay
Parmers Trimbon Company
Areck
AON Tee
Fiolog Wis Vet
Burniers Uaamrher Company
Clueter
EL Korte
Minager
John P. Dworth
Funeral for Mrs Jessie Mickle Held in Shell Rock
Funeral service for Mrs Jessie Mickle was conducted at the M church in Shell Rock on Friday afternoon after her death Wednesday evening in Aplington. She had been bedridden with tuberculosis. Surviving are her husband Bruce Mickle, two young children Ruth and Robert, their mother, a sister and a brother.
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Shell Rock
Shel Rock
Tan
Jessie Mickle
Aplington
Shell Reel
Hickle
Bruce Wickle
Ruth
Robert
Slater
Musterole the relief for congestion and aches
Grandmother swore by Musterole for congestion and colds, noting old-fashioned mustard ointment burned and blistered less with Musterole. A clean white ointment rubbed in quickly eases sore throat bronchitis tonsillitis croup stiff neck asthma neuralgia headache and other pains and sprains.
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Illinois Central
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Very Prekoet
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Ernest
Mounsey
Calvary Esigtzelicat
Baumeartner
Plymouth
Congregational Assembly
William Blardeastte
Evee Fiele
China
Hirst al
Abe Teft
Dehitte
Da.d
Kuhn
Westminster
Will Ark
Charles
D. Darling
Shel
J. Arthur Youngs
Clarence’ Wise
A. N. Donnan
Caro Rona
EE. Williamson
Elishe
Evenin
G. W., Samson
St. Mark's Episcopal
Charles W. Baxter
Chris
Hirst Brethren
Edwin Boartman, Jr
Essembbly
Central Christian
Audeonny
Remswymen
Laurey Clifford
H. Jape
Alvin i. Berl
Wearns Funeral Home
Commércial St. Phossi
AL Tow & UE Co
Munsey
East Prussia
Koenigsburg
Broviner
Eorst
Baltic
Kentucky
Edward F. Kurtz
Geoa
Henry CO. Sheraan
Cees University
Walter Baker & Co. Ltd
Dorchester
Mass
Lamson
ST. Mark’s Episcopal
Farmers’ Lumber CO
Clutier, Pays
Auvlor
Gruben
Matt Gruben & Sons
Waverly, Ta
Siby Brooks
Marceller
Supreme Beauty Shop
Hotel
Russell-Lamson
Commeting
Ella B. Wood
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