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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1923

Page

7

Gospel tunes lead Walnut Street revival at Baptist church

Evangelistic meetings opened at Walnut Street Baptist in a stormy night with a song service led by Walter Howell. Rev. Robert N. McDonald and Howell returned from Mason City Ia where they led a two week revival. The pastor urged a joyous, simple gospel focus and converts.

Tipperary Greon Walter GB. Howell Walnut Street Baptist Church Stzeu Robert N Choi Howell Suwanee

Former Omaha Girl to Rear Daughters in Japan

San Francisco March 20. Little Misses Sona and Toru Osata and two others will not grow up American flappers. They depart for Japan to be reared in demureness and modesty, a custom not found elsewhere. Their mother Frances Fitzpatrick of Omaha, formerly Miss, denounces her marriage to Shoji Ganto as creating a rift with her family. Father W F Fitzpatrick, noted New York architect.

San Francisco Cal Sona Toru Osata Japan Shoji Ganto Frances Fitzpatrick Omaha W.F. Fitzpatrick New York

Meat Exports Show Decline in Volume and Price

Washington March 20. Export figures for meat and meat products from the United States show 1.758 billion pounds shipped last year, down from 1.946 billion in 1921. The average foreign price was 14 cents per pound, down from 15 cents, with a total export decrease of 341 million pounds, according to the Institute of American Meat Packers.

Washington, D. C United States Institute of American Meat Packers

Campaign ends with rath extermination plan in Waterloo

C H Dollarhite completes campaign to eradicate rats in Waterloo and advertises a molasses based remedy at 724 Water Street.

C._H. Dollarhite Rath Waterloo Cate

Girl Refuses Two Million For Land To Keep Typist Job

Breckenridge Texas March 20 Altho Miss Elofe Hardin 19 owns a large oil acre in the Smackover field Arkansas with two gushers she will keep her county clerk office job as a typist earning 120 dollars monthly She is reputed to have refused 2000000 for her holdings.

Breckenridge Tex Elofé Hardin II Arkan. Sas

Johnson Funeral Held Saturday in Independence Church

Independence Iowa March 20 Requiem Mass was celebrated Saturday morning at St John s Catholic Church for John Johnson killed Wednesday when he stepped before an engine at Rock Island yards Rev W F Donahue officiated at the church and cemetery He was born in Denmark 68 years ago came to this country as a youth and settled near town later moving to Independence He operated a smith shop then worked for Chicago Northwestern and Pacific He was married to Margaret Coughlin April 27 1890 She died about 14 years ago Surviving are four children Daniel and Arthur Grand Rapids Minn Margaret and Carolina Independence Iowa

Independence Requien St. John's Catholic Church John Johnson Rock Island Donahue Jomsai Denmark Chicago, Neck Island & Pacific Margaret Coughlin Daniel Arthur Grand Rapids Minn Carolina

Pastor Davis Leaves Fort Dodge for Detroit Post

The Rev T B Davis former pastor of Presbyterian Memorial chapel Fort Dodge has accepted an assistant pastor role at Central Presbyterian church Detroit. His resignation takes effect April 15 after more than two years of service.

Troin Fort Dodge T. B. Davis Presbyterian Memorial Chapel Central Presbyterian Church Detroit

Supervisors plea to extend funds amid Tuck bill

Des Moines reports that Iowa county boards warn they face abrupt funding cuts when the Tuck bill takes effect July 4. They say courthouses may close without relief as they lack warning that existing diversions will be cut. Gov Kendall hopes Holdgegel funding and bonds may help until 1924, but lawmakers may not pass it.

Des Moines Boards of Supervisors Kendall A. N. Grimm Clear Lake George F. Henry Polk County Parsons Calhoun County Marts Polk

Hearings on Tuck bill leave lawmakers split

The measure's start date was set to July 1, 1924, otherwise the bill would be vetoed. Representatives Fackler of Adams county and Raasler of Pocahontas attended the hearing and opposed backing up on the Tuck bill, while Senator Tuck did not appear.

Fackler Adame County Raasler Pocahontas Tuck

Longtime Buchanan County resident dies at Independence home

Services were held Saturday morning at St. John's Catholic church for Stephen Bray born February 14 1854 in Kenosha Wisconsin. He moved to Iowa in 1869 and later settled in Buchanan county before retirement on a farm. His death followed years of poor health and a hip injury from 1916. Surviving are three children William Waterloo Mrs. John Kautz Rowley and Catherine at home. two sisters Mrs R Y D O'Brien and Mrs Mary Bray.

Buchanan County Mary Norton Sweeney Byron Township Bray Independence William Waterloo John Kautz Rowley Catherine R. YD. O'Brien Mis Mary Bray Chicago Broadway

Engagement of Farmer Al Falfa Pairing with Miss Prune Announced

An odd wedding note proclaims the engagement of the cartoon figure Farmer Al Falfa to Miss Prune of Lightwines Kentucky. Miss Prune, daughter of Mr and Mrs Watta Prung, is described as a spinster with uncertain age and non professional status. The item hints at a film fable tie in and jokes about the upcoming marriage step.

al Falfa Paul Terry Atta Prune Miss Prune Watta Prung Lightwines, Ky Hut Sarmer al Palfa

Property Owners Asked to Get Duplicates of Assessments

Waterloo residents are urged to obtain copies of the 1522 assessment rolls. J. A. Townsley, the assessor, seeks duplicates for property owners to verify their listed assessments and to allow appearances before the board of review if assessments seem excessive. Residents in Hayes, Baker, Riverview and Pleasant View areas may need to request duplicates if not already provided.

J. A. Townsley Apgessor Waterloo Mr. Townsley Waterloo West Hayes Baker Riverview Pleasant View

Marmola Prescription Tablets Weight Loss Ad

Advertisement promoting Marmola Prescription Tablets as a safe method to reduce weight without diet or exercise. Claims thousands endorse the product and offers $1 price with distribution through druggists or direct mail from Marmola Co. Detroit.

Marmola,Co Woodward Ave Detroit Mich

Property owners sought for correct assessments

Townsley cites difficulty locating owners due to missing given names and similar-sounding names in plats. Officials urge all residents to learn their assessment and protest if the valuation seems high, noting hundreds of duplicates awaiting delivery.

Townsley Capes Board of Review Tha

TIZ Foot Relief Ad Claims Quick Comfort

An old style advertisement promotes TIZ as a miracle foot remedy relieving burning, swollen and tired feet. It promises immediate relief from corns callouses and raw spots, claiming poisonous exudations puff up feet, with a money back guarantee and easy purchase at druggists or department stores.

Weather delays stall deputies amid storms and taxes on soft drinks

Mr Townsley said storms hindered field deputies and postponed work by about three weeks. The passage notes the United States government collected 51 million dollars in taxes on soft drinks during 1920.

Will United States

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