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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1927

Page

11

Two religious concepts contrasted in union service

Dr W D Endres and Dr Hadres debated two religion concepts at a union service in First Congregational church. Endres emphasized personal communion with God and the spirit over outward laws, while Hadres warned against mere rules and goods deeds. Next week, the service moves to First Baptist with Dr Young delivering the address.

W. D. Endres Central Christian Church First Congregational Church Hadres Christ Jesus lBndres E. W. Main Graves Memorial United Brethren Church J. Arthur Young First Methodist Church J. Richmond Morgan First Baptist Church Carl Lee Kenagy Young

Wild-Animal Interviews by William T Hornaday

A playful excerpt recounts Hornaday meeting Florida crocodiles in the Everglades and Arch Creek near Miami. He boasts a 14 foot 2 inch American crocodile length record, notes Florida hosts the US crocodile species, and jokes about crocodile encounters, tourism, and historic Miami growth.

Florida United States Cape Sable Lake Worth Arch Creek Miami

Vanishing Florida Wildlife in Hornaday's 1927 tale

In a 1927 piece by William T. Hornaday, Crockey the crocodile laments Florida's loss of wildlife due to hunting, tourists, and development. He warns that birds, quail, ducks, deer, and even little alligators face extinction as predators and humans devastate habitats. The dialogue underscores a doomed future as conservation seems impractical against the pressure of guns, cars, and a booming tourist economy.

Biscayne Bay Florida Quebec Crockey Lake Okeechobee New Game Commission Connecticut William T. Hornaday

Weekend News of Iowa Towns Highlights from Ames to Muscatine

Dr. Raymond M. Hughes, president elect of Iowa State College, wrapped up a three day visit with an alumni address on the campus and planned a Ontario vacation. In Cedar Rapids William Blas, 28, an electrician, was electrocuted at the Quaker Oats plant. In Des Moines Margaret Brookhart, daughter of the late state senator and niece of Senator Brookhart, wed Walter C. Berger, former Cedar Rapids football star. In Muscatine Julius Farnsworth, 78, was killed during an attempted rescue.

Ames Raymond M. Hughes Iowa State College Story Polk County Hughes Oxford Miami University Ontario Cedar Rapids William Blas Quaker Oats Des Moines Margaret Brookhart J. L. Brookhart Washington United States Smith W. Brookhart Walter C. Berger Muscatine Julius Farnsworth

Smoke Prevention convention gathers fuel engineers and officials

In Des Moines Des Moines fuel engineers and smoke commissioners from many cities convened for the twenty first annual Smoke Prevention association meeting. Topics included coal and ite wes and related subjects with Glenn M. Jew Oh tea Rapids Mich in attendance.

Ralph Wilhelme Moscow Des Moines The Smoke Prevention Association Tews Coal Ite Wes Glenn M. Jew

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