Evangelistic Services Began With Rev Wilbur Stover
Rev Wilbur B. Stover an eighteen year India missionary conducted evangelistic services at the Church of the Brethren on South Street. Born 1866 in Franklin County Pennsylvania. His family history includes his grandfather first bishop of the Antietam congregation in Waynesboro Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur RB. Stover
India
Church of the Brethren
South Street
Mr. Stover
Franklin County
Pennsylvania
Antietam
United States
Waynesboro
Jacob A. Stover
Wilbur
Beauty Tips by Mme D Mille on Hair and Skin Care
In this period piece Mme D Mille offers home remedies for removing facial hair with a delatone paste and advocates powder avoidance. She promotes Magatone lotion to prevent sunburn and freckles, and proclaims that one original Magatone package dissolved in witch hazel provides all day protection. The advice also extols Mothers Shampoo for dandruff and hair health after a single use.
From Farm to Missionary Life in India
A man recounts his path from labor on a milk wagon near Leitersburg to farm work, night school, and clerking in Hagerstown. He attends Brethren College at Mount Morris, finances his studies, and after conversion pursues the classical course. He canvassed in Minneapolis, preached in Maryland, and became a missionary to India in 1894. He and his wife, with Miss Bertha Ryan, sailed October 10, and now there are about thirty missionaries in India including Waterloo-born Elian Miller and Sadie Miller, with Elder D. Z. Lich ty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leitersburg
Hagerstown
Ilinois
Naperville
Brethren College
Mount Morris
Minneapolis
Maryland
Old First Church of the Brethren
Germantown
Meyersdale
India
Bertha Ryan
Stovers
Waterloo
Elian
Miller
Sadie J. Miller
D. Z. Lichty
Waterloo Bank Statement and Mission News Summary
Leavitt and Johnson National Bank at Waterloo Iowa reports total resources of 115 584 355 with deposits 83 048 096 and liabilities 115 584 355. Cashier Ira Rodamar swore the statement true. Also notes Miss Blough sailing to China and a missionary report praising church work and mission emphasis with comparisons among global churches and historical persecutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
U.S
T. Ira Rodamar
Ira Rodamar
Trumbauer
FL Sedgwick
A.W. Frank
Woman Recounts Cure From Scalp Eczema With Cuticura
Mrs G Clark of Mar. 24 1912 shares a long recovery tale from a five year scalp eczema with ringworm like symptoms. After doctors advised shaving her head a friend suggested Cuticura remedies. She bought Cuticura Ointment and Soap, used one box, and the disease cleared. remaining symptoms faded and hair grew back clean.
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Tocria
G. ¥.Clark
Mar
Ile
Shin Tooke
Ade
Dross Postecard
Soc
Sauplo
Missionary Discussion on the Mohammedan Problem
A missionary debate on Moslems and Christians explores the future of Mohammedan neighbors in India. Despite fanaticism in faith, converts are welcomed as good Christians, with no caste or idolatry. OVETCOMIE services run for two weeks with Mr Stover speaking nightly at 7:48. Special music arranged. public invitation extended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mohammed
Christ
India
Mr. Stover
Hull testifies on lobbying career before senate committee
Washington June 10 Former Congressman John A T Hull of Washington and Des Moines testifies to the senate lobby committee after exams of senators. He recounts his move from Congress to law work with Hull Reeve, handling patent cases and limited client interests before Congress. He mentions land holdings along the Potomac and securing official standing for army veterinarians among clients including Corn Products and the Dessicated Coconut Company. An advertisement for Premium Sale at Cobb’s furniture, 1207 Jefferson St, follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, DD. C
John A. T. Hull
Washington and
Des Moines
Senate Lobby Committee
Congress
Wall
Capitol
Captain Hull
Senator Cummins
Mull
Potomac
Herman Deeve
Hull & Reeve
Army
Corn Products Company of
New York
Dessicated Cocoanut Company of
Philadelphia
Baker Company
Goancr Property to Be Auctioned at Waterloo Corner
Auction notice for 304 Lafayette and Eleventh Streets Waterloo. Eight room modern residence, 90 by 110 foot lot, newly painted and shingled, corner prime site likely to rise in value. Sale at 2:30 pm May 12 led by WM Holland, Auctioneer. Confidence urged to bidders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette and
Eleventh
Waterloo
WM. Holland
Fedvertisement
Learns of Old Will After Property Sold
In Hamburg Indiana a will dated 1884, unknown to beneficiary Oliver Fivecosts until a year ago, forms the basis of a Sidney district court case. The Sam Townsend farm in South Hamburg is involved, with Townsend having obtained it by quit claim from apparent heirs. Fivecosts filed suit after discovering the will, the property having since been sold twice under execution.
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Hamburg
Sidney
Oliver Fivecosts
Sam Townsend
Townsend
Oliver Fiveroats
Supreme CourtAffirms Conviction in Oregon Prosecution Case
Supreme Court decision upholds Lent Woon’s murder conviction in Oregon, finding the state law allowing prosecutions on informations by district attorneys valid. The case concerns the murder of Lee Tai Hoy in Portland on March 7, 1908, with the court ruling on procedures used by grand juries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Washington
Oregon
Lent Woon
Lee Tai Hoy
Portland
Ore
Mrs Williaa Dodson Dies in Wisconsin Home
Mra Williaa Ko Russell of Nashotah Wisconsin died recently, leaving two daughters Malith and Dorothy. She had lived with sister Mrs Russell in Wis and earlier with Mrs Dodson in Ovo paomuwoe. Funeral services were held yesterday at the old home in Nashotah.
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Williaa Ko Russell
Williaa Dodson
Ovo
Paomuwoe
Wis
Russell
Bushi
Malith
Dorothy
Wisconsin
Christ Episcopal Church
Nashotah
Contempt Action In Polk County Guardian Dispute
Judge F C Platt issues writ to compel Jenny A Mears to appear June 16 to show cause why she is not in contempt of court regarding the guardianship of Mary Yingan. Delmer Weddell discharged as guardian. Agney appointed. Water Joo Cedar Falls Northern Rail right of way dispute over Bingaman property linked to case. expected to be resolved by explanation by Mr Mears.
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F.C. Platt
Jenny A. Mears
Jie
Luavine
Aye
Mary Yingaman
Polk County
Black Haw County
Delmer Weddell
Hi. Agney
Water Joo
Cedar Falla & Northern Rail
Acros
Bingaman
Mears
Plans formed for city Fourth of July fraternal picnic
Tonight delegates from all lodges in the city meet to finish plans for the July 4 picnic. Delegates have been elected, a large gathering is anticipated, committees will be appointed, officers elected, and every detail arranged to ensure a big success.
Elaborate College of Commerce Banquet in Irving Hotel
The annual banquet of the College of Commerce will be held this evening at the Irving hotel honoring the 1913 graduating class. About 149 guests are expected with pink and green decorations and class flowers of pink roses and ferns. Prof. R. Ek. Eklund will preside, with toasts by Moody, Ramona French, Christianson, Heiple, C. L. Bennett, and Musset. An impromptu speaking program and a small orchestra will accompany the dinner and interludes.
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College of Commerce
Irving Hotel
Iiv Jing
R. Ek. Eklund
College
Moody
Ramona French
Christianson
Heiple
L. Bennett
Musset
Ioral
Oasis
HAS AQUARIUM IN HIS STOMACH PRIZE FISH TALK
Benton Harbor Mich June 10 Paul Nickels a Sodus township farmer has become a human aquarium. For several days he has coughed brown trout from two to five inches long. Weeks of stomach trouble puzzled doctors. He often drank from a farm brook and likely swallows tiny creatures that grow in his stomach. He is recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benton Harbor
Mich
Paul Nickels
Sodus Township
Nickels
Foley Kidney Pills Promised Relief for Bartlett Resident
The notice claims Foley Kidney Pills cured J. P. Wallach of kidney trouble after backache and head pain. It notes Bartlett Nebraska residents sought treatment with the pills via local druggists and cites an illustration of automobiles in Waterloo. The item mentions agents and a related sale at Pal Davis Dey Goods Co. and a local event or listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallach
Bartlett
Nebr
Saloon for sale in Omaha with rent paid by beer profits
A saloonkeeper in Omaha sends a letter to L. E. Park asking him to sell the business through the Commercial Club. The owner claims tenants upstairs drink enough beer to cover the rent, and describes a mail order business, a $100 daily intake, a $100 monthly rent on a double brick store, stock valued at $10,000 to $12,000, and favorable conditions with no license issues, long lease, and adjustable terms for a cash buyer.
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Omaha
L. E. Park
Temperanes
Oimaha
Neb
Park
Commercial Club
iStock
Sand halt halts new hotel work at Russell-Lamson site
Construction paused as fine sand beneath the foundation forces use of piles for column footings. Engineers report river-level sand and wet pockets require deeper pilings, increasing cost and delaying erection as crews assess how to drive piles and shore the structure at the Commercial and Fifteen streets site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Russell-Lamson
Vitara
Bank building site again raises structural concerns
The passage recalls prior trouble during the Black Hawk Bank building project four years earlier. Soil experts had tested samples from the foundation site and guaranteed the land would support the structure for many years, but now the situation is described as drawing out and involving a substantial outlay.
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Black Hawk Bank
Thamster Struck by Car on Fourth Street
Jim Mann a teamster on Commercial Street was hit by a loop car at Almond and Fourth streets at about 10 PM. He was thrown from the wagon and slightly injured. the wagon reach broke but the horses escaped unharmed.
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Thamster
Fourth Street
Jim Mann
Almond
Fourth Streets
Mann
Fall From Train Fatal Near Broekford Ta
The dead body of Fred Hay was found Saturday morning by section men near the tracks three miles north of Broekford Ta. He was identified by letters in his pockets though his home is not known. It is thought he fell from a train.
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Broekford
Fred Hay
Here
How English Beauties Keep Faces Youthful
English health expert Christian Miller notes American women age prematurely from nerves and cosmetics. She cites English women as modeling repose and avoiding excess evemetics, praising mercolized cream as a nightly renewal treatment available in U S drugstores. It claims one application revives a dull complexion, removes dead skin and scars, and leaves a girlish, healthy look.
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Christian Miller
England
King George's
United States
Weman
East and West Side grocers to close Thursday afternoons
Beginning June 19 and continuing through June and August, grocers on the east side and most on the west side will close Thursday afternoons weekly. Shoppers can help clerks by placing orders early to secure a half holiday.
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Chuncie OF the Brethren
Rev. Stover
Mme. D'Mille
Wilbur B. Stover
Leavitt & Johnson National Bank
Iowa
Rees
State of Iowa
Black Hawk
Jane
George A. Wentland
Miss Blough
China
Peter Blough
Egypt
Abyssinia
Africa
South India
Thomas
Italy
DADAT
Quiz
Hull Aoa Logbhot
Cobb’s Fauncery
Jefferson St
Goancr
Mielan
Lafayette
Rockford Biiston
Rockford
Taimeot
Miaaly
Minty
Cedar Rapids
Hit Place
MR. Russell
Oguwomowol
Parmer
Padoco
Walters Bartlett
Pal Davis Dey Goods Co
Gadyer Tienen
Milan
Quwner
Daniel O'Hara
Wl & Fox
Chicaxo
Areiers
Sopp
Promeesen
Lyanphs
Prigetein @oitiaedtre company
Tis
Caren
Pac Hawk Coanstries Tien Company
Exe Wat
Chicago
Wateat
Elasion
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