Waterloo Diocese Plans Great Forward Movement Survey
Waterloo launches a large religious survey to record every resident’s church connection or preference. Rev. W J Deachler chairs the advisory board and J B Johnson is named general chair of the movement with plans to invite all households and compile the data by 4 pm on April 16.
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Waterloo
Bmt
Chicago
Phildelphia
San Francisco
St. Lews
Montreal
Louisville
Bellimore
Ciiies
W. J. Deachler
QO. Davis
L. C. Moore
Joia A. Slye
FW. Gourt
H. P. Rolman
H. D. Lang
J. B. Johnson
Waterloo Gasoline Ensine Company
Kay
Court
Rohlmen
W. WH. Benchler
J. J. Marsden
W. Cowley
C. W. R. Musseil
Peter
Y. MC. A
Brotherfloods
Young People’s Socistins
The
City Sunday School Association
Rotary Club
Chamber of Cammerce
Commercial Club
Eniglts of Columbus
Catholic Order of Foresters
the Ministerial Association
Retail Merchants’ Association
Ment Estate Board
Survey plan targets church reach with non member lists
The article describes furnishing pastors with names and addresses of non members who prefer each church and duplicate lists for those with no church preference. It calls for at least 640 survey workers in pairs over two hours to aid follow up and bring non members into a church. An ad for LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE tablets appears with a money back guarantee and E. W. Grove signature.
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Thea
Palra
E. W. Grove
Tady
Heart Throbs Offer Ends Tomorrow
An advertisement urges readers to buy Heart Throbs before stock runs out tomorrow, touting the work as a valuable daily source of delight. The notice warns that copies will be exhausted and urges clipping the paper for orders. Also mentions a council college orchestra event and a citation from a Washington Star quote.
Optical dealer catalog price list excerpt
Catalog fragment lists extension tables, library tables, and various wheeled items with prices. Also shows trade offer credit of 10 on old extension or library tables and multiple models of collapsible sulkies go carts reed carriages high chairs and cribs with prices mostly in the 5 to 15 dollar range.
Last Day to Register for Municipal Election
Saturday marks the final registration day for voters wishing to vote in the Monday municipal election. Those out of city or ill may register Monday, and only qualified men 21 or older meeting state and city residency rules may vote. Voters who moved since last voting must re register. others with unchanged residence may not. Registration boards operate 8 am to 9 pm. on election day boards remain in place at most precincts.
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Elffc
Segaton
Lue
Burtner & Corham
Commercial National Bank
Millsap
Fania
Theas
Praders
The Olive Tablet Company Advertises Substitutes
An ad promotes Better Than Calomel with hive tablets as a substitute for prain Chey and fasts a the Uver is almoxt ins matte ge xeinol. It mentions Dr and a sales pitch about teeth and gums, plus a reference to Mike Eireng and a place in Cotwmhiis.
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Mike Eireng
Seal Wage Wien
Netty
Oltve
Cotwmhiis
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy Promises Quick Stomach Health
An advertisement touts Mayr's Wonderful Remedy as effective for stomach liver and intestinal ailments. It claims cleansing of catarrh and bile, reducing inflammation and restoring health, urging readers to test a dose and request the booklet from Geo H Mayr and purchase from local druggists.
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Mayr
Mast
Geo. H. Mayt
Chenist
Whiting St
Chicago
J. K. Joder & Son
Wangler Bros
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Big Movement
Martins
Cigar Store
Siumoke Tha
Black Mawk Qigan
Mack Hawk Feast Co. Distributors
Washington Star
Waterloo Boys
Counicil College
Grace Church
Joe Raymond
Salaties
Casit Ballos
Black Yank Organ
Black Thewk Frost Co
Thonedils
Dr. Edwards
4Th St
Lows
Ting Packard
Packard
Union
America
Stolt Bros
Commercial Street
East Fifth Street
Forbes
Eagrueb
Libby
Hershey's
Dunham's
Eddy & Eddy
Japan
Johnson's
Barmers
Sager
Scharfenberg’s
Tbs
Hamburg
Milwaukee
Lafayette Street
Entz Meat Markets
East Fourth Street
Sycamore Street
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