Deliverance by Blood of the Passover in Egypt
The sermon discusses Israel's exodus as God’s work, linking the first Passover to national restoration at Christ’s second coming. It emphasizes the blood on doorposts for safety, the Lamb of God, and personal faith as essential for salvation, with exhortations to readiness and fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lsbael
Egypt
Hosta
Haraoh
Joel ii
Zeph
Israel
Christ
Miggesta
God
Christ Jesus
Jesus
Feter
Jesus Christ
Abram
Sunday Worship in Waterloo Churches and Sects
A Waterloo church listings page outlines Sunday services for numerous denominations. It includes Adventist, Church of the Brethren, Congregational, Episcopalian, Lutheran, Methodist, Presbyterian, Universalist, and several missions and chapels with service times, Sunday schools, and notes on subjects or special hours. Names of pastors and church locations appear throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Rescue Mission
Fifth and Commercial
M. R. Hughes
Salvation Army
Fifth Street East
Adjt
Ensign Thomas
Salvation & P. m. Champlin
Burton Avenue
Riehl Street
F. E. McStay
Special Church Announcements at Walnut Street Baptist
Walnut Street Baptist lists evening events with a 7 45 pm sermon titled What Will You Do at the Crossroads Girls and a women and girls center section with a Moody led chorus. First United Brethren follows with In Gethsemany With God in a passion week focus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Street
Gethsemany
Presbyterian
H. M. Noble
Frederickstown
United Presbyterian Young People’s Convention
M. P McClure
Council Bluffs
First Methodist
First Congregational Union
Linden Happenings Include Travel Plans and Local Visits
Linden, July 25. Mr and Mrs Geo Dixon returned to Water sloo after abandoning coast trip and will visit relatives before a possible east journey. Fern Whitson had adenoids and tonsils removed last Saturday and is recovering. I E Chapman visited from Janesville on business. Mrs Wm Bell went to Chicago after sister's death. M Kaplan moved downtown. Mrs F Baumgardner ill. Mrs W B Porter hosted by daughter Mrs Geo Lennox and friend Mrs Maude Clapp, who left Thursday. Rev Geo B Shoemaker conducted services Wednesday in Linden M E church to a large gathering. Vernaker visited Gilbertville Friday at the Front home. Born to Mr and Mrs McNeil a boy on Cottage Grove Avenue. A Hunt injured eye by emery dust requiring an eye doctor.
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Vernaker
Gilbertville
A Good Investment in Chamberlain Medicine
W D Magis a Whitemound Wisconsin merchant bought a stock of Chamberlains medicine to supply customers. After receiving them he fell sick and said one small bottle of Chamberlains Colera Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy was worth more to him than the cost of his entire stock. For sale by all dealers.
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W. D. Magis
Whitemound
Wis
Chamberlain
Hoy
Birds Nestes On Bridges Prompt Railway Crackdown
Railway notes from North Waterloo describe municipal efforts to protect birds nests on bridge understructures. Ulmold Central Railroad orders track crews to remove nests to prevent fires and bridge damage. pinpoints recent Dodgeville and Winslow incidents caused by coal fires. Also reports new searchlight-equipped Milwaukee Road fast mail, conductor Sullivan visiting Fort Dodge, and a steel transport storage rate hike coming August 1.
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Freeport Journal
Ulmolg Central Railroad Company
Dodge Villagne
Winslow
Independence News Notes Link Local Visits and Crime
Independence Ia July 26. Mrs J Bassett left for Canada where she was called by the serious condition of her son in law C D Bennison. Bennison and companions were injured at a picnic when struck by a neck yoke wielded by a supposed crazy man. A hired man was also injured and police search the area for the assailant. The town also notes visits by Wm Bryan en route to a Chautauqua address and various residents traveling to Waterloo Grinnell and Balltown.
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Independence
Mounted Police of
Canada
Wm. J. Bryan
Velwefn
Chautauqua
H. Reinert
Josaph’s
Balltown
Dubuque County
Reinert
DD. N. Crown
Waterloo
Franklin Street
F. A. Sutkamp
Lillie Spener
Earl Berger
H. L. Frank
W. G. Bogart
Tom Moore
Ivadel Thompson
S. A. Wilson
Price
Daisy
Hattie Brown
Pearl
Marjorie Rahe
Maree
Amanda Miler
Rahe
Miller
Grinnell
Floyd Thompson
Margaret
Watersloo
E. M. Thompson
Ror Comstock
Eagle Grove
Comestock
Poller
George TH. Gilley
Herbert Gilley
Bessie Cottrell
Seattle
Alaska
Aoward
Skaguay
Shocking Moose Initiation Ends in Tragedy at Hall
In Birmingham Ada on July 28 two men Dons ald A Kenney and Christopher Gustin died after an electric shock during a Loyal Order of Moose initiation at the local hall. The ceremony was underway when the incident occurred and causes are not yet explained.
Surprising Cure of Stomach Trouble Offered
Mrs G Stengel Plainfield N J reports relief after using Chamberlains Tablets for stomach trouble and chronic constipation. She says after reading letters from cured users she tried the remedy and has improved, nearly finishing three quarters of a package. For sale by all dealers.
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G. Stengle
Plainfield
N. J
Chamberlain
Money market eases as Edouard Goven reports improving conditions
Edouard T. Goven of Wollenberger & Co., Chicago, registered at the Ellis yesterday and said commercial and financial conditions are improving while the money market is easier. He noted a healthy demand for certain railroad securities and mentioned prior Waterloo ties and past dealings in local securities.
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Edouard T. Goven
Wollenberger & Co
Investment Securities
Chicago
Ellis
Goven
Gowen
Waterloo
Big Job Opens For Black Dry Goods Store Fixatures
Work on furnishing the Black Dry Goods Co. eight stores is under way with orders flooding in. Completion originally targeted for October 1 may be delayed due to the large scale. About ten manufacturers bid, and total furnishings are expected to cost around 65000 dollars. Architect Clinton P. Shockley prepared the plans and specs.
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Black Dry Goods Co
Clinton P. Shockley
Market gardening in Waterloo amid unfavorable weather
In Waterloo suburbs market gardeners report uneven yields due to hot dry conditions. Some earn 50 to 100 dollars per acre, though strawberries suffered losses from a short season and berries cooked on vines. Early potatoes show losses but prices are double normal, while late potatoes look promising. Rental incomes remain fair with potential acreage gains next season.
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Waterloo
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Essen
D. M. Stearns
Adventist
Seventh Lay
Homes
Allen Street
Baptist
Jefferson and Park
EB. A. Valiant
Lime and Walnut
J. B. Smith
Brethren
First United—Fourth and Allen
R. E. Graves
Catholic
St. Joseph's
Third and Mulberry
E. J. Slattery
Sacred Heart
Fourth
Randolph
D. J. Lenihan
St. Mary'’s—Park and
Lafayette
H. FP. Rohlman
Church OF Christ
Central
Fourth and South
J. M. Grimes
Church OF Christ, Scientist
Jefferson
Christadelphian
Fifth and
A. H. Zihmer
W. H. Rollins
Plymouth
L. B. Hix
Union
Thirteenth and Jefferson
G. R. Parker
Episcopal
G. W. Hinkle
Evangelical
Calvary
Newell
J. A. Haehlen
Emmanuel
Lafayette and Park
L. W. Bock
United
Logan Avenue
Logan and Dane
J. M
Congregation
Suns of Jacob
Fifth West
J. Lamansky
Latter Day Saints
Church of Jesus Christ Latter Day Sainte
Labor Temple
Mulberry Street
Co. P. Madsen
H. Mueller
I. Wolfram
English Lutheran Mission
Emil Groth
Pinkerton Hall
St. Luke's
Methodist
WF. Spry
Grace
Fifth
Walnut
A. J. Northrup
D. D
St. Paul’s
Broadway
J. E. Johnson
Free—Mobile
Douglas
Z. J. Fuller
Ynden
T. A. Trimble
Park and
Mulberry
Trev
H. W. Reherd
D.D
Demas
Westminster
Wellington
W. B. Sandford
East Park
Kern
Cutler
Frank Schroeder
Northminster
Ballou
Avalon
First United
Second
M. G. Munn
Universalist
Church of the Redeemer
Fourth and Mulberry
Effie McCollum Jones
Sycamore
Rachel Jones
Eagle Church
Public Library East
First Baptist
Walter H. Rollins
First Congregational Church
SHGK
John Bunyan Smith
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Claude Crane
The
Presbyterian Hospital
Linden
A A. Hunt
North Waterloo
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Milwaukee
Mississippi
Sullivan
Fort Dodge
Tinois Central
Illinois Central
Jane Miller
Iowa Falls
Towa Falls
Miss Miller
Dubuque Times-Journal
Sinois Central Railroad Company
Indiana
Kentucky
Young Oval Co
Aunt Mary's
Tmce
Ney
Gustin
Aunt Mary
Pattemn
St Fees NwHe
oRs
ES Owasirae
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