Dr Russell on The Way of Life at First Presbyterian
Dr Walter Russell preached on The Way of Life from Psalm 32 at the First Presbyterian Church. He spoke on transgressions, forgiveness through Christ, and that pardon requires accepting Christ as one accepts a honored check. He argued church membership requires belief in Christ and participation in communion.
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Walter Russell
First Presbyterian Church
God
Man
Christ
Russell
D. B Stanton, Waterloo merchant dies at eighty
Mrs. D. B. Stanton, longtime Waterloo resident, died yesterday at 12:20 PM at her daughter Mrs. H. R. Boyd’s home in Nevada Iowa. She was about eighty, in poor health from age. Mr. Stanton was an early Waterloo merchant, once running a grocery store and later a hardware business. Remains arrive tomorrow at 2:20 PM via Illinois Central. Burial in Fairview Cemetery with Rev. W. B. Sanford presiding. Miss Ruth Porter, visiting Wellington apartments, returned to Cedar Rapids this morning.
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D. B. Stanton
Waterloo
H. R. Boyd
Nevada
Iowa
Stanton
Ilinois Central
Fairview Cemetery
W. B. Sanford
Westminster Presbyterian Cbhurch
Ruth Porter
Jon Riordan
Wellington
Cedar Rapids
City in Brief Feels trains and litted glasses
A patchwork of local notices includes nurses sick with pneumonia and complications, births at Locust Street, and social notes. Reports mention M B A meetings, family travel to Texas and California, a hospital doctor visiting Independence, and healing news from Chicago. Garden seed envelopes go to schools as enthusiasm for school gardens rises. A Waterloo syndicate buys East Holm addition for potential replatting or sale. Masonic dancing parties continue with good attendance despite a storm. A local recount recalls the hanging of Barber brothers in Waverly with historical detail.
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Waterloo
East Holm
Masonic Temple
LaRue
Jesse Church
Cedar Falls
A. M. Clark
Waverly
Barber Brothers
Fayette
Bremer
Jarvis
Bremer County
Dunkerton Moves and Local Meetings Discuss Water Plant
Dunkerton residents report Gen Walker and family will move to Jesup Tuesday. Ed Dickey and wife return to Trent South Dakota due to illness in-law. Want Carnes and Lawrence Bush travel to Chicago for business. Ed Dewald buys Puke occupancy and will reside in Winkerton. P M Brant summoned to Water Inc as witness in Nokiares case. A 48 signature petition seeks municipal water works for fire protection. Dunkerton notes only three small fires in twenty four years.
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Dunkerton
Walker
Jesup
Ed Dickey
Trent
S. D
Suffrage Parade Faces Massive Washington Crowd
A vast suffrage procession moved through a crowded Washington avenue as police were overwhelmed by spectators. Automobiles attempting to clear the way were backed into by upset crowds, injuring toes and creating chaos. Mrs Taft and Miss Taft endured taunts from hoodlums while the White House party left before the march concluded. notable figures including Helen Keller faced exhaustion and disruption.
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Washington
Continental Hall
Woodlums
I Clen Keller
Grandstand
Tnez Mitholand
Mrs Richard C Burleson Heads Women Parade
Washington March 4 Mrs Rich ard C Burleson was the grand marshal of the suffragist parade yesterday She objected to giving the place of honor to the suffragist colors instead of the American flag and said she would not lead the procession if national colors were not favored Texas is proud of her as her home state and she is related by marriage to Representative Albert S Burleson of Texas
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Washington
Richard C. Burleson
United States
Texas
Burleson
Mariage
Albert $. Burlegon
Government in Suit Against Coal Tar Trust
In New York on March 3 a civil suit under the Sherman act seeks dissolution of the coal tar trust. The government files the action in the U S district court here, with the goal of breaking up the alleged cartel.
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Coal Tar Trust
New York
United States District Court
Young Women and Court of Honor Socials Reported
Society notes describe Fifteen members of the Young Women’s club at First Congregational Church meeting at Mrs J G McAlvin’s home with hostesses Nelle Tompkins and Catherine Martin. Eda Behrens read China mission lesson and refreshments were served. The W C T U plans a Thursday 2 o’clock meeting at the M C A parlors with Mrs S J Line in charge. The Court of Honor social is set for Wednesday night at A O U W hall with a short meeting prior and an entertainment to follow. members are asked to bring a filled box for all attendees.
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Edward Ridenour
Pinkerton Hall
Samuel Scott
Locust Street
Young Woman’s Club
Young Women’s Club
First Congregational Church
J. G. McAlvin
Park Avenue West
Nelle Tompkins
Catherine Martin
Eda Behrens
China
M. Cc. A
S. J. Line
Court OF Honor
A. O. U. W. Hall
Evening Headdress Shows Oriental Fashion Influence
The article describes a fashionable woman's evening headdress with red silk spear and braided trim, finished with dull gold fringe. Worn draped in a urban-HKo style, it flatters the Bypsy-like face, highlighting chic, exotic styling for evening attire.
Grand Horse Show at Live Stock Stables Thursday Night
A grand horse show and sale is announced by Wa Holland for Waterloo and surrounding areas. The event starts at 7 30 pm with music, decorated sales arena, and a street parade at 3 30 pm. Consignments include 3200 to 4000 pound grey pairs, 2800 to 3000 pound greys, plus over 400 general purpose horses of various colors. Free admission.
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Holland
Waterloo
Live Stock Commission
Sale
United States
Iowa
State of Iowa
Interesting Time by K of P Lodge in Waterloo
Helmet lodge No. 89 K P met for a four week dinner with 208 attending. An upcoming Carolina White event in Waterloo is planned for March 18 under lodge auspices. A 150 attendee meeting reviewed plans for a March 17 Bible class and district convention with over 100 candidates and prominent visitors expected. Pythianism grows with enthusiasm to make the Waterloo lodge among the world’s largest.
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Helmet Lodge
K. of P
Carolina White
Waterloo
Iowa
Death of First Baby Born at St Francis Hospital
Francis Gordon Van Wetzinga the days old son of Mr and Mrs N H Van Wetzinga of 928 Mullan avenue west died yesterday at 5 pm at St Francis hospital The infant the hospital's first birth was weak and convulsions caused death Private services will be held at 2 pm today in Peterson brothers parlors Burial will be in Elmwood.
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Francis Gordon van Wetzinga
N. H. van Wetzinga
Mullan Avenue West
St Francis Hospital
Peterson ,Brothers, Undertakers
Elmwood
Ligat Co Offers Reduced Schedule in Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls Iowa March 4 special the gas and electric company filed a light schedule with the light committee and city council in advance of next Monday's special election the plan lowers rates by about 14 percent Al Brown secretary of the Chamber of Commerce Waterloo Club was the sole attendee among nineteen officers at the directors meeting last night another meeting will be called by President C L Kingsley Courier want
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Cedar Falls
Gas and Electric Company
al. Brown
Chamber of Commerce and Waterloo Club
C. L. Kingsley
Y M C A Reports Strong Finances and Staff Changes
Executive board members summarized a near break even ten month period with receipts of 7974.93 and expenditures of 7941.42 leaving 28.51 on hand. Outstanding bills total 1343.98 while debt reduction approaches 2000. Operating needs for two months run about 1000. Will Hagenberg resigns to pursue another vocation and staff changes are under consideration.
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W. R. Jameson
W. H. Howrey
James Gardiner
Mr. Jameson
Black Hawk Bank
A. W. Hartquist
Will Hagenberg
New Waterloo millinery firm takes over Sander Sisters stock
Halpin and Heald assume control of the Sander Sisters millinery stock in Waterloo after twelve years under the former owners Mrs Bertha Wilkinson and Mrs E Willard Spurr. New managers Miss Helen Halpin and Mrs Josephine Heald, previously of Omaha, will display high quality goods at 535 Commercial Street with a likely Friday or next week opening. Fancy oranges priced at 23 cents a dozen at M E Isley 720 Allen St. February postal receipts total 24142.54, up from 16338.19 in February 1912, a rise of 7804.35.
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Halpin & Heald
Sander Sisters
Waterloo
Sander
Commercial Street
Enduring Fame Across Generations Worldwide
The article argues that efforts to relieve human suffering require sustained value and proof over generations. It notes three generations of growing fame and global favor as a credential for true merit and lasting impact.
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SAPE
DR. Russell
Janet McKenzie Hill
Boston Cooking School Magazine
Jaquea Mfg. Co
Feyes
Buchanan
L. M. Hawn
Grundy Center
Gladys Martin
Fremont Street
R. B. Buchanan
Buchanan Hospital
Independence
J. K. Ridenour
Commercial
Sydney Simons
Palace Clothing Store
Hot Springs
Ark
Same Peterson
California
James Bolton
New Hartford
C. W. Knoop
Cheney Bros
Valentine & Bentley
Shedwater Silks
French All Wool Charlies
Black Horse
Culver Military Academy
Marshall
Wilson
Marto
Indiana
The
Union
MSR
Biresot
Society News
C. T. U. Meeting
K. OF
P. Lodge
Y. MC
Association
Deby
of Secy
Hartquist
Oander Ofoterg Aell Store
M. E. Isley's
Allen St
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