Cummins Declines New Party, Stays Republican Leader
Washington July 6 Senator Cummins says he will not join the third party and will continue to influence the Republican Party toward its mission. He notes progressives have reshaped the party, defends primary reforms, and argues for pursuing constitutional laws and justice through the GOP.
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Farewell service for old church building attracts crowd
The farewell service for the old church building will be held, with a varied program featuring a quartet and longtime members. Leaders and many church friends are urged to attend, as it marks the final service in the aging structure after many years of worship.
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Rescue Mission to Host W Sharp Speaking Evening
Waterloo Rescue Mission invites the public to an evening talk by W Sharp recounting a life of struggle and reform. The speaker credits a beloved son’s death with his conversion and revival, promising a dramatic testimonial.
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Mission talk draws a hot but lively crowd
A speaker drew a rousing, heat soaked gathering at the Mission last evening with a compelling address that energized attendees despite sweltering temperatures.
Hulda George 24 Dies in Colorado Springs After Illness
Hulda George daughter of C A and Leephe George was born near Winslow Black Hawk County Iowa in June 188K and died in Colorado Springs Colorado June 2k 12 aged 24 years. She lived near Winslow early and studied in Cedar Falls before health issues forced rest. Five years ago her parents moved with her to Colorado for recovery. She remained cheerful and devout, uniting with Finchford Christian church as a child. Survived by her parents and one sister Mrs George C Pashby of Finchford, plus many relatives. Cedar Falls Ia R F D No 5 July 6 1912.
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Siege of Vicksburg Endures Forty Days of Fighting
The narrative recounts 100000 Union troops under General Grant and the Union Navy under Admiral Porter besieging Vicksburg for forty days and nights on the Mississippi River, highlighting interest and dramatic incidents.
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