Baptist Fieldnan Delivers Sermon at Meeting Here
A large congregation heard Baptist Fieldnan preach on Glorifying Christ at Walnut Street Baptist Church. Rev. R. O. McDonald led evangelistic services with W. B. Howell as song leader. The sermon connected Christ’s glorification with church life and mission, citing Zechariah and Haggai to urge finishing tasks and spreading the gospel.
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Baptist
Fieldnan
Hutchinson
Iowa
New World Movement
Northern Baptist Organization
Walnut Street Baptist
Mien
Christ
Tians
Dr. Hutchinson
Zachariah
Babylon
Zechariah
Jesus Christ
God
H. McCowan
H. S. Bunnell
W. B. Howel
McDonald
Old Letters Classed as First Class Mail
Postal clerks are asked if travel bags or suit cases with opened old letters may be sent by parcel post. They remain first class mail and must carry postage as such, even if opened and read many times. Lars Rav C Eggert, postmaster.
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Pate Lars Rav C. Eggert
Marriage License Record From Iowa Notices
Maynard J Porwald of Iowa City and Bernie Lingle of Iowa. Cuy Harry J Thomas of Waterloo and Jennie Niemann of Waterloo listed in marriage license notices. An advertisement fragment references Gona Copper.
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Maynard J. Porwald
Lows City
Bernie Lingle
Iowa
Cuy
Harry J. Thomas
Waterloo
Jennie Niemann
Used Car Trade Says 1923 Big Year Ahead
The National Automobile Dealers Association official predicts a 1923 peak as dealers face 400000 used cars to clear before selling new cars. Vane notes high trade in value harms service and urges parity with grocers margins. Music by Elsie Bybank and Iowa State Teachers College quartet enlivened the Waterloo banquet.
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OFA
Vane
St. Lows
National Automobile Dealers’ Association
Black and County Motor Trades Bureau
Greater Waterloo Association
Elsie Bybank
Iowa State Teachers College
Prof
Hayes
Messrs
Palmer, Brockman
Wolf
Funeral rites for Mrs Mary N Rose held in Independence
Services for Nancy Jana Rose aged about 85 died March 17 at home were held at the Rose residence with Rev J K Hawkins officiating. Burial followed at Wilson Cemetery east of Independence. Born May 16 1835 in Peoria Illinois she later lived in Delaware County and Dixon and Manchester before settling in Independence. Survived by sons William John and Charles Rose of Independence and Jacob J of Waterloo and Mrs Joseph Michel of Dubuque. two grandchildren and 17 great grandchildren. She joined the Methodist church in 1876.
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Independence
Nancy Jana Rose
John H. Rose
Wilson Cemetery
J. K. Hawkins
Nancy Jang Clark
Peoria
Jacob Claurk
Delaware
Laurence Rose
Dixon
Clayton County
Manchester
William
John
Charles
Jacob J. Waterloo
Joseph Michel
Dubuque
The
Methodist Church
Five-Week-Old Son of Hunt Family Found Dead
The five-week-old son of Mr. and Mrs. George Hunt, Nashua, La, was found dead in bed Monday morning. Croup is suspected as the cause, with the child reportedly ill prior to death.
Ingrown Toenail Treatment Ad Heres to Outgro
A noted authority promotes a remedy for ingrown toenails claiming a few drops of Outgro on the skin around the nail reduces inflammation and pain. The antiseptic, harmless and sold to chiropodists, can be bought off the drugstore shelf with directions for home use.
Paving bids for Waterloo paving project set for Friday
Sealed bids for paving work in Waterloo are due by 5 pm Friday March 23 to Charles C. Mackay city clerk. About 56 400 square yards of new paving 39 000 of brick resurfacing and 12 000 of asphalt resurfacing planned. Eight contractors have obtained specs and none filed yet. A vibrolithic concrete paving method is proposed at 68 cents per square yard for machinery and labor.
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Specttleattaus
MacKay
USO
Jnkcinery
Waterloo
Y Secretary Faces Stormy Weather and Travel
The Y M C A secretary, Rehmeier, endured severe winter conditions in Grundy County. He trudged through deep snow up to his hips from Burl Dietrick to Cedar Falls, four hours of travel, and later abandoned a car near Dike before reaching farm bureau engagements. He then faced further travel delays returning to Waterloo and Tonk, with ongoing repairs and more than ten miles of snowy journeys.
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Arista
H B. Helmeier
Ole Idles
Burl Dietrick
Grundy County
Cedar Falls
Mr. Rehmeier
Mrr
Rehmieler
Fle
Wilf
Farm Bureau
Dike
W. R. Wayless
Rehmeier
Rehmeter
Dietrick
Matokty
Metviele
Jegt
White
Waterloo
Buchanan Woman Dies on Farm of Birth Home
Prdependence Iowa March 1 Mrs Williams Hattie Amanda Daniels died Saturday at her home on the farm north of town where she was born March 15 1853. The death followed a winter bronchitis and heart disease ailments. She was a longtime resident and left a family.
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Buchanan
fragmented obituary with exposed details from farm family
A deceased woman who had lived on a farm most of her life left seven children, with three survivors. Her husband, mother, two sisters and several grandchildren survive. Funeral services were held from the Daniels home with burial at Oak Grove cemetery under Rev. W. H. Hoge.
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Pi Fany
Daniela
Caroline
Louise. Daniels
Daniels
Oak Grove Cemetery
W. H. Hoge
the Baptist Church
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Goa
T. Hutchinson
Aldspel
Chris
Cale
Mary N. Rose
Effie Igarettes
Lisee
Wiles
Hight
Ohun
Sowanee
Ceorgi
Una
Lake Ontario
Suwande Hay
Uine Kimball
Kimball
Music House
East Fifth St
Waterloo, Towa
Railroad
Vivre
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