Left Fine Church and Big Salary to Be Suffragan Bishop of Iowa
The Episcopalians of Waterloo anticipate the first visit of the new suffragan bishop, Right Rev. Harry B. Longley, D D, to Christchurch and St. Mark's Church tomorrow. He will preach and administer confirmations with music by Dorrance Place. the visit follows his notable career and rapid rise to the Iowa suffragan see.
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Iowa
Waterloo
Harry 8. Longley
Christchurch
St. Mark's Church
Russell-Lamson Hall
G. W. Hinkle
Longley
Dorrance Place
Benedicite
Tours
Benedictus
Woodworth
Behnecker
Shelley
Jerusalem
Evanston
St. Mark’s
Waverly
Hinkle
Rough Skin Remedies Promise Clear Complexion
March winds bring skin concerns and readers are urged to avoid covering blemishes with paint or powder. Mercorized wax, applied nightly and removed in the morning, claims to gradually erase freckles pimples blackheads sallowness and eruptions. A saxolite wash with hazel is offered for wrinkles and furrows with noted effectiveness.
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Woman’s Home Journal
Elew
Free Employment Bureau For Farmers In Des Moines
The Iowa Public Welfare League runs a free employment bureau to register farmers and aid them in finding farm hands. Any worker from Iowa or other states may register, with no charges for services. Wages and testimonials are settled between party and farmer, and reports are sent back to verify placements.
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Des Moines
Iowa Public Welfare League
Iowa
Odd Fellows Form an Association in Cedar Valley
The Odd Fellows and Rebekahs of Black Hawk county form the Cedar Valley Odd Fellows association to host two annual general meetings an open air summer picnic and a winter indoor picnic. Temporary group becomes permanent with O H Sweeney as president. West Waterloo lodge men and Cedar Falls Rebekah lodge women will lead events on March 28.
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Odd Fellows and Rebekahs
Black Hawk County
Cedar Valley Odd Fellows’ Association
O. H. Sweeney
West Waterloo
Rebekah Lodge
Cedar Falls
Fees for arrest of vagrants slashed by county board
Marshalltown Iowa March 8 The board of supervisors reduced justice and constable arrest fees to 1 cent each with 10 cent mileage to curb indiscriminate vagrant arrests. Justice Millard billed 216.10 and constable Cummings 60.85 for February amid 136 arrests, 93 vagrants, and sheriff’s feeding costs of 609.23 dollars. The sale at Gibson farm brought 15000 dollars, conducted by Wm Holland. Mr Gibson plans Canada trip. Many a suffering woman seeks relief from kidney and bladder troubles with Foley Kidney Pills advertised.
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Marshalltown
Board of Supervisors
Justice I. S. Millard
Maurice Cummings
Foley
Henry Gibson sale yields 513000 in Iowa auction
The Henry Gibson sale attracted a large crowd with machinery sold before noon at 11 and livestock auction starting at 1. Forty Percheron horses averaged high prices including mares bought by Wm. Galloway and a steel grey pair sold to Tom Emmett of Waterloo for 600. Cattle and hogs fetched strong prices with yearling and two year old heifers selling for 48 to 59 per head and cows 60 to 75 while hogs ranged 20 to 45 per head.
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Henry Gibson
Wm. Galloway
Waterloo
Tom Emmett
Clean Up Day at Church of Christ Rally Planned
The Central Church of Christ bible school plans a special clean up day to complete refinishing of the church. Ladies earlier funded the effort and printed two color cards urging attendance and a material offering. Rev. Mr. Grimes of Polo will preach at both services Sunday.
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Central Church of Christ Bible School
Bible School
Mr. Grimes of
Polo, T
Heavy Woman to be Buried on a Dray in Davenport
Mrs Marion Miller who weighed nearly 600 pounds will be buried this afternoon at Oakdale cemetery in a special coffin ten inches deeper than standard. The 45 year old farmer’s wife from six miles north of the city died of pneumonia after a long period of good health. Previously she fell through a floor hole, requiring eighty men to move her back upstairs.
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Davenport
Marion Miller
Oakdale
Two Dozen Graduates at Waterloo Business College
Last night the Waterloo Business College senior class of about twenty four was graduated at First Methodist church ceremonies. Rev Effie Mc Collum Jones delivered the commencement address. Almond F Gates, college president, presented the diplomas. The graduate list has appeared in the Courier before with no changes in personnel.
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Waterloo Business College
First Methodist Church
Effie McCollum Jones
Universalist Church
Almond F. Gates
Courier
Independence News Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Events
Waterloo residents visit Independence week events as Cedar Falls beats Independence 62 to 12 in a basketball game. Nurses, doctors, and lawyers attend meetings and court sessions in nearby towns. Notable items include a marriage near Cedar Falls, a pioneer death in Otterville, and a large land transfer count in Buchanan County.
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Independence
Cedar Falls
Buchanan County Medical
Joynt
Jesup
Frank Keane
Waterloo
Richard Keane
J. T. Sullivan
Wallerloo
R. B. Buchanan
Walterloo
Game Protection Receives Boost in Federal Bird Law
The Weeks McLean bill passes the Senate and House, delegating to the Agriculture Department authority to regulate killing of migratory birds. Endorsed by leading naturalists and game protectors nationwide, the measure unites national and state associations in a yearlong drive for federal protection, aimed at saving many fowl and shorebird species from extinction and reducing annual losses.
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National House of Representation
Senate
McLean
Department of Agriculture
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