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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1911

Page

5

Wheat and Livestock Markets Quietly Slide on June News

Chicago grain futures sag as overbought fears and Liverpool bears push prices down amid northwest rains. Corn and oats weaken with wet weather. hogs and cattle open steady to lower across major markets. Weather outlook for Iowa Illinois and South Dakota adds to unsettled tones. estimated hogs 10,000 and cattle 400 in Chicago area.

Chicago Liverpool Northwest Bears North Dakota Minnesota Kansas City Okelt To- Sheen

East Park Presbyterian Church to Hold Dedication Services Sunday

East Park Presbyterian church marks its dedication with a 10 am Sunday school, 11 am sermon by Dr. C H Purmort, 3 pm dedication service with Dr. Purmort, and 7 45 pm sermon by Rev George H Thompson. The new building at Cutler and Kern streets hosts growing church and school long in formation. Local invitation extends to all denominations.

East Park Presbyterian Church East Park Geo. W. Smith Rich] Street Cutler and Kern Streets Des Moines First Presbyterian Church Dr. Purmort George H. Thompson

The Good Old Days Nostalgia Poem Excerpt

A.U. printed excerpt laments bygone times and simple pleasures while critiquing modern excesses. It humorously contrasts past folkways with present habits from medicine to weddings and domestic tasks, hinting at the moral tone of an older era.

Bible Study Topics Highlight Chautauqua Schedule

Dr Dent Atkinson leads Bible Institute sessions June 30 to July 9 with topics ranging from A Bird Eyes View of the Bible to The Bible in Civilization The Prophets and Their Message The Bible in Education The New Testament Survey The Gospel and Great Lessons from the Book The Bible class will follow the afternoon program to accommodate homes. FIRE AT CEDAR RAPIDS Store of John Pope destroyed by blaze last night Loss estimated at 20000 with 14500 insured.

Chautauqua Dent Atkinson Chautauqua and Bible Institute Ikingon Atkinson Atekhingon Cedar Rapids John .Pope

Madam Gadski to Sing in Waterloo Concert

Opera star Madam Gadski will perform in Waterloo on October 17 as part of the next season's Artists Course. Prof Beott B Prowell announced the booking after securing her America tour date, promising a major musical event with six numbers in the full course.

Madam Gadski Waterloo Beott B. Prowell America Madam Gadsil Madam Melba Italan Madam Gadsit

City in Brief Eyewear sale and local visits noted

The column lists the Sharon eye glasses promotion by Buchan Optical Co and multiple city visits. Harmon Buckley and Charles Sindlinger are noted guests from Dubuque and Chicago respectively. Several residents and visitors, including Mrs. Fall Reinbeck and Miss Morris, are mentioned with travel plans and short stays. Police court actions include two drunks and fines. Local railway agents Sawyer and Rockwell conducted business in Waterloo.

E. J. Sawyer St. Paul Chicago & Northwestern Lines Waterloo Ed. Rockwell Des Moines Northern Pacific

Big day at Logan Avenue Evangelical Church convention

A state convention at Logan Avenue Evangelical Church continues this week and ends Sunday night. Highlights include a 10 45 morning preaching service a 2 o clock junior meeting and an evening address by Rev Mock president of Western College. Dr Mock lecture tonight and a Lafayette park picnic are planned with delegates arriving daily. Sunday program features Sunday School 948 morning address 1045 junior program 7 00 K L C E 8 00 address 9 00 consecration service with president elect.

K. LC. E Logan Avenue Evangelical Church Do. AL Mock Western, College Mock Lafayette Park C. A. Mock Kelc. E

City Ordinances Need Revision in Sioux City

Mayor J. R. Rector received a copy of the revised ordinances issued by the city attorney of Sioux City. The note recalls the need to revise Waterloo ordinances and publish them in revised form. Work was to be completed early in spring but has not yet appeared.

J. R. Rector Sioux City Waterloo

United Doctors Offer Cure for Rheumatism and Back Ailments

An elderly man from Marinville Nebraska extols a new treatment by the United Doctors claiming relief from rheumatism and a weak back after years of suffering. He praises their approach, notes free examination, and asserts their efficacy for a wide range of chronic diseases, with offices in Waterloo.

United Doctors United Marinville Nebr Jane 7 A. Duncan Marsh Place Waterloo

Dunkerton Picnic Ball Game Report Delivers Heat and Home Runs

In Dunkerton on June 19 20 and 23 local teams Barclay and Poyner faced off in a heat scorched baseball outing. A Ortner hit a home run for Barclay while Condon did so for Poyner. Umpire Bill Shimp and scorer John Ortner noted strong pitching and fielding as both sides posted solid lines despite high temperatures.

Dunkerton Barclay A. Ortner John’ S Fuchs Bill Shimp John Ortner Stoudt Schmitt M. Ortner Coyne Ortner Poyner Waters M. Stallman Condon N. Stallman Hewitt Barto Koester I Kress Stallman Hewitt and Condon

Ben Price Granted Street Sales Permit in Waterloo

Ben Price of Omaha received permission from Mayor Rector this morning to sell pencils on the streets through Tuesday night. He has lost both legs but remains upbeat as his courteous conduct earns him friends. The day also notes Y M C A official F M Devendorf arriving from Des Moines to visit relatives and attend the YMCA summer school in Lake Geneva. A motorist on Fourth Street narrowly avoided collision with a C. G. W. awl train, with flagman Eaton signaling and train crews alerting the driver to stop before the vehicle crossed.

A. C. McClurg & Co Chicago Love Saturn Ben Price Omaha Rector Mr. Price F. M. Devendorf Des Moines Fourth Street C. G. W. Awl Eaton Trorth

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