Preacher Addresses Union Service On Worship And Sectarianism
Rev. R. D. Echlin of Benna Vista College spoke at the Waterloo west First Congregational church union service on worship in spirit and truth. He argued sectarianism fuels conflict while noting Christianity is not the only missionary faith, citing Islam as also active.
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Jof
Samaria
John
Waterloo West
R. D. Echiin
Benna Vista College
First Congregational Church
Jesus
The
Echii
Behiin
Fred J. Clark
I. C. Rankin
R.E. Williamson
Williamson
First Brethren Church
Booker T. Washington Institution
Survey Mill Race Improvements to Begin Soon
Surveyors work near the mill race at Waterloo and Cedar Falls as Union Mill Company gathers data on levels. Cedar Valley Electric Company plans to pursue improvements after abstracts are approved, including removing old concrete bulwarks and barriers and building a power house for turbines and generators.
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Waterloo
Cedar Falls Union Mill Company
Cedar Valley Electric Company
Thirteenth child births scattered across city June notices
A chaotic list records numerous births from June across addresses such as 1321 Randolph and 421 Eleventh East. Names include Mary Trege Robert Ernest Helen Jean and Pauline dna, with details of parents occupations and ages where stated. Several entries note seven living children, hospital deliveries, and family origins.
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John Roy Knyder
Randolph
Mary Trege
Ernest I. Griefnow
Sto Masthen
Robert Ernest
Elmer M. Owens
Richi
Charles Joseph
John C. Wilson
Hawthorns
Paul Irwin
Charlies
Richardson Carr
State
George Albert Oberle
Reed
Robert
Otto Boyce
Miral Toute
Waterloo
Louis Geener
Oneida
Robert Louis
Joseph James Eilis
James Cor Yialius
Walter IL. Merrill
Kam
Clinton Dean
James V. Mcltilip
Eammornd
Jones Nernon
John J. Ackerman
Helen Betty
Gideon
Weckenlady
Orr
Jims
Pauline Dna
William Kern
Ankeny
William John
Jack Anderson
Parker
Donald Vernon
Peter J. Kemp
Forest
Norman Victor
June Tormalle
Clarence
Beldwin
Washington
Jane
Maring
Fufth West
Mathias Thome
St. Francis Hospital
Mainian Eugene
Raymond
Carmen Spiro
Uncle Sam Funds Begin Year With 3 Million Dollar Budget
Washington. Uncle Sam starts the new fiscal year with a little more than three million dollars to spend in the next 12 months. Congress appropriates funds to operate the government, maintain the army and navy, and pay debt interest through June 30, 1924, with a projected daily cash outlay of 8.5 million. Budget officials outline receipts by source, noting 72.15 cents from internal revenue and 15.20 cents from miscellaneous sources per dollar. The largest share goes to debt interest, while military and veterans programs receive significant allocations. In other local news, First United Presbyterian Church on Second and Wellington reports vandalism, lockers and drawers ransacked, but no valuables taken. A filling station on Eleventh Street West was burglarized, with the owner’s watch stolen. An Overland truck was reported stolen, and two other cars abandoned by joyriders were recovered.
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Ternational News Vira
Washington, D. C
Uncle Sam
Congress
Treasury
Bureau of the Budget
Harding
Ling
War Department
Navy
Postofica
Veterans Bureau
Department of Agriculture
Interior Department
Commerce Department
al Department of Justice
Labor Department
Department of State
District of Columbia
Indor Department
First United Presbyterian Church
Second
Wellington Streets
First Congregational Church
Eleventh Street West
O. A. Manning
Mr. Manning
Overland
Harry Davis
Lafayatte
James Black Company Gifts New Organ to First Presbyterian Church
James Black Dry Goods Company presents a Skinner organ for the First Presbyterian Church, in memory of founder James Black. The instrument, complete with extras, costs about 18000 dollars, funded by stockholders after Organ Committee efforts and a pledge by the company president.
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James Binck
Mhey
Black
First Presbyterian
John It. Macartney
Waterloo
James Black Dry Goods Company
James M. Graham
A. W W. Paterson
General Organ Committee
O. A. Morris
Orange Fourth of July All-Day Community Program
Orange township schedules an all-day Independence Day celebration with Dr John Robertson Macarthy as morning speaker, a church Sunday School program, a picnic dinner, afternoon baseball by the community team and Water-Joo Myers, and an evening concert, motion pictures, and fireworks open to all residents.
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Orange Township
John Robertson Macarthony
Water- Joo ‘Myers
Wolromen
Pythian Knights Honor Departed Members Memorial Service
Nearly 100 Helmet lodge Knights of Pythias gathered for memorial services Sunday. Members met at 3:30 p m for ritual observances, then marched to Elmwood Cemetery with K A Grimwood delivering remarks on paying debts of gratitude to deceased members.
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Helmet Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Pythians
D. C. JK. K. Band
Elmwood Cemetery
Frank Hirsher
S. Tuthill
K. A. Grim
Special Fourth of July Streetcar Service Announced
Waterloo and Cedar Rapids announce special streetcar service for July fourth. Loop cars start at 6:00 a.m. in one direction on Fourth street. A special train leaves Waterloo at 10:15 a.m. to Cedar Rapids for the Parlor City ball game. Round trip fare is $2, tickets due by midnight July 2. Extra trains run 11:45 p.m. July fourth for late celebration riders.
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Waterloos
S A
Fourth Street
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Electric Park
Jour Street
Cedar Stupids
F & No
Watertoo
Vaniape
Thieves Carry Off Safe With $2000 In Des Moines
Des Moines police report thieves broke into the Western Auto Supply company and carried away a safe containing more than $2,000 in cash and money orders. The safe weighed over 800 pounds. Suspects also damaged combinations at Queal Lumber and Pease Way Commission, but fled before gaining more loot.
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Des Moines
Western Auto Supply Company
Queal Lumber Company
Pease Way Commission Company
Memorial services and short programs conclude afternoon
Fragmentary notes indicate memorial services were held in the afternoon with brief programs. Ward Ferguson, noted as grand keeper of records and seal, appeared. references to Waterloo and Traer suggest regional connections and timber discussions, though details remain unclear.
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Ward Ferguson
Rolfe
Waterloo
United States
Grimwood
Traer
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Peterson
Dr. Macariney
Orange Community
Pythian
Palm Beach
Bangkok
Fitzgeral
Brennan Shoe Store
Palm ‘Beach
Upstair
Dalles
Columbia River Valley
Fruit and Moles Commmmlission I Company
Bishop’s
Waterloo, Cedar Falls & Northern Railway
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