Rainbow Band to Play at Services in Lincoln Park
A Rainbow Division military band led by Lou Morgans will join a union service at Lincoln Park Sunday evening with 22 musicians from Waterloo. Dr J R McCartney of First Presbyterian will sermonize, with hymns projected on a screen and a park platform set for the gathering.
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Rainbow Division
Lou ‘Morgans
Lincoln Park
A.E. Gnagy
J. R. Ma
Cartney
First Presbyterian Church
Morgans
Little Brown
The
Vale
Grace M. E
Waterloo
Lidcoln
Washington Parks
West Union Service
F. C. Witzigman
Trinity M.E
Cedar Rapids
First Congregational Church
Witzigman
Brethren
W. H. Beachler
Jacob
Bethel
First Baptist
R. E. Williamson
Baptist Young People’s Union
Group One
Neder
Elbert Greene
First Period Camp Scouts Go July 19
Camp Ingachooc gains shape for first period campers under Ray Short executive after inspection trip. Tents, com missary gear moved in, топ erected, grounds cleared, telephone linked to Waterloo, and boats staged for transport. Leaders include Dr. G Palmer, Ray Short, R K Chapman, George Welti, Rev Fr Teeney, Maurice Nugent, Jewel Johnson. Stolen car recovered near Allen Memorial hospital by officers.
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Ingachooc
Ray Ju. Short
Waterloo
Dare to Be a Daniel In Lions Den Bible Talk
William Jennings Bryan presents a lesson from Daniel at the lions den, praising fidelity to God and its lasting impact. The talk analyzes Daniel’s courage, kingly envy, and the consequences of obedience, noting how Daniel’s faith reshaped rulings and inspired generations.
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William Jennings Bryan
Daniel
Darius
Babylon
Danial
Belshazzar
Panial
Israel
Centurion
Wendell Phillips
Republic Syndicate
Tunes of Church Hymns Used as Battle Songs in China War
International News Correspondent reports near Peking and Tientsin as civil war erupts. Wu Pei fu’s forces employ Christian brigade tactics with hymns altered for war. Feng Yu-hsiang’s troops arrive to turn the tide. casualties tally high and loot includes rifles, guns, ammunition, and horses.
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Bona Lee Booker
International News
Paotingéu
China
Peking
Tientsin
Changhsintien Ridge
Meuse Ain Chateau Thierry
No Man's Land
France
Changhsia
Kien Chang-iso-lin
Wh Pei-fu
Wu Pei-fu
Red Cross
Battle Soc
Feng Yu-hsiang
Feng
Fire Alarm Responds To Residence On Sunnyside Avenue
Fire department was called to the home of D. S. Bussler at 315 Sunnyside Avenue last evening. No damage beyond a kettle of meat burned to ashes. the house filled with smoke. Nearby activity noted with ad text and a local agency contact. Zion Illinois linked church school teaching Flat-Earth theory to 1,000 pupils.
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D. S. Bussler
Sunnyside Avenue
Question on legality of County in Wyoming case
International News Wire from Cheyenne Wyoming July 14 reports a Wyoming Supreme Court battle over whether Teton county is legally organized. If the court rules against the new county, territory would revert to Lincoln county and Jackson Hole history enters the matter. The case tests constitutional population and valuation minimums and legislature power.
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International News Wire
Cheyenne
Wyo
Teton County
Yellowstone National Park
Supreme Court of Woming
Kemmerer
Wyoming
Lincoln County
Teton
Teton Territory
Supreme Court
Jackson Hole
West
County of
Dr William Wanless Alive and Well After Death Report
New York July 5 Presbyterian board of foreign missions announced that a dispatch in American newspapers about the sudden death of Dr William James Wanless was untrue. Wanless, a renowned Presbyterian surgeon missionary in India, has 32 years of service in western India and has trained native physicians. The Miraj station hospital treated 2709 inpatients and 33651 outpatients last year. the facility is largely self-supporting.
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India
New York
Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions Today
Presbyterian Building
Fifth Avenue
Willian James Wanless
Foreign Board
Wantess
Charleston
Ontario
Canada
University Medical College
Miraj
Kolhapur
Wanless
Great Presbyterian Hospital of New York
John H. Conyeres
Philadelphia
Baldwica Locomotive Works
What God Says Put Work To The Body Of Christ
A sermon excerpt reflects on Jesus and God the Father as workers, noting Jesus arose early to work and prayed without ceasing. It contrasts diligent labor with modern reluctance, arguing true believers relish work and oppose minimal effort, citing ethical duties of labor and capital.
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Jesus
Paul
June Driest Ever Known in State
Des Moines reports June as the driest on record, surpassing 1911. The month featured a statewide dry breath, high 100s on the 23rd, with corn and oats damaged in dry areas. Winds caused grain and building damage. hail occurred but was localized and light. Rain at month end helped gardens and crops but came too late to save much.
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Des Moines
C. D. Reed
Weather Service
Mr. Reed
Europe art lads move on film to America migration
Rome July 14 Europe’s artists plan migration to America as Hays bans bad films. William Walcot among English etchers heading to New York in September with a commission to etch five buildings. Rome exhibit by Grup po Romano Incisori Artis drew strong comment. Sewanee imposes US constitution course for degrees. Camp Houghtering honors for St. Mark’s Church boys.
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Rome
Hays
América
Europe
America
Mays
New York
William Walcot
Filma
Walcot
Royal Institute of British Architects
England
Washington
Boston
Philadelphia
Chicago
Gruppo Romano Incisori Artis
Sewanee, Tenn
Sewanee University
United States
Board of Trustees
The
Republic
University of the South
Gullible Drop Cash in Drop-a-Marble Game at Circus
Report from Des Moines on July 15 describes visitors at the John Robinson circus being fleeced by a drop-a-marble game. Sheriff Robb says the device was fixed to let operators pick winners, with losses ranging from 30 to 150 dollars. Arrests were made of H. Burton and an employee. bail discussions followed. Also noted were thefts of two bicycles from Ellis hotel and a reported Boy Scout tent theft, plus a child’s arm fracture at Cedar Falls. The piece ends with a note about Ireland’s two leading women’s colleges, Queen’s and Alexandra, in Dublin.
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Des Moines
Robb
John Robinson Circus
H. Burton
Burton
THRESHING HALTS ON GOAL SHORTAGE
A long excerpt lists numerous church services across Iowa towns with times and locations, highlighting a coal scarcity impact on threshing. Gov Kendall engages with mine union officials to secure coal for farmers, while state farm bureau leaders monitor the situation and utility stocks. A surprise shower near Waterloo is noted without forecast.
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R Episcopal
Christ
Fourth East
Eve Nest
Oqunsey
Communion
Sundsys
S.S
St Marck’s
Thomas Qiorton
Des Moines
Iowa
Kendall
Iowa Farm Bureaueperation
City Church Directory Notes and Service Times
Directory lists regularly organized churches with worship at 11 a.m. and evening services at 7 p.m. each Sunday, prayer meetings Thursday evenings, and locations including Burton Avenue and Walnut Street. Antioch colored church is at 600 Doughs with Rev. R. N. McDonald.
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Funday
Lsts
Baptist
Burton Avenue
Burton and Riehl
We Kelford
Jefferson and Park
Walnut Street
Lime and
Walnut
R. N. McDonald
Antioch (Colored
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Church of the Redeemer
Otto 5S
Raspe
Jericho Road
United Presbyterian
J. G. Rankin
Plymouth Congregational
J.F
J. E. Johnson
Show
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Lee -Smith
Allen Memorial Hospital
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Lions’ den
Dantel
Mons
Rand
Ipes
Jehovah
Jerusalem
Flo
Mr. Bryan
Evening Courier
Wien
Harding
Mukden
Minish
Herald Angels
Ingare
Bronson m
Wusance
Wiber Glenn Voliva
Zion, Ill
Swisher
U. K
Iowa City
Ingalls Swisher
George Gallarno
George E. Turner
Tounce
W. J. Wanless
Weather Man
Vetter
Charles Busby
Marion Hull
St. Mark's Church
Brotherhood of St. Andrew
Houghtering
Richfield
Wis
Hull
Busby
Fhirves
Edward Crawford
Porter
Russell Peterson
Hellboy
Ellis Hotel
Harry Hutchinson
Polk Street
Lad
Cedar Falls
Ransom
Ireland
Queen and Alexandra
Dublin
4Th St
Ig. W. Oneaby
Wallingtery
Chusen
A. Ning Kermen
Bionah
St. Joseph's
Tulra
Mulberry
Haward J.slatterys
Toomey
Magses
Renda
Ton
AL Molloy
Pacr
Malone
St. Mary's
Lafayette
Maurua‘Eberle
Theodore Worm
Francis Hable
Geranelee
Christe Adelphian
Hcelesia
Ari¢ Randolphi
Christian
Central
South
G. D. Serril
Otis
Christian Science
Wellington
Plymouth
Jefferson
W. A. Peterson
Galyar Newell
L. Baumm
Artner
Restrue
Jmnton F. Smith
Deedrick
Methodist
Hincoe
Lane
Fuller
S. 5
Latter Day
Saints
Reorganized Church
Parker , and Columia
A. J.fisher
President Hunt
State Farm -Bureau
Agl Faigare
B. H. Cunningham
State Farm Bureau
Weather Bureau
Iowa Falls
Illinois Sentral
Lutherar
Rees
Henry Frekel
St. Luke's
Campbell
Li H. Lesher
Trinity American—South and Fifth
E. ‘Herbert Moehrmanh
Fourth
Randolph
Fef
Hurlburt
Saracen
EB. Lockwood
Mobile
Rewis
Osa
Peyton M
East Park
Kern Vand Cutler
George Moody
S. Pete
Fliat—Park and Mulberry
iJohen Robertson
Marshney
Rayesa Woman's Club
J. C. Rankin
Imunistéer
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Presbyterian
Rites Po
Fifth East
Annie
Salvation “Army
Edward" la Plount
Church Directory
Creefe & Towne Funeral
Ehome
Franklin St
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