Dr Callen Returns to Pulpit After Ten Year Absence
Dr Samuel Callen former pastor of Fourth Presbyterian Church Pittsburgh reaccepted his Waterloo pulpit preaching from Isaiah on Gods vision of social service. He spoke of four visions, including God’s holiness and grace, and urged turning from materialism to service. He announced a forthcoming lecture on travels in the Orient and a vesper at Westminster Church.
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Samuel Callen
Fourth Presbyterian Church
Pittsburgh
Waterloo
First Presbyterian Church
Isaiah
God
Jannehed
Luther
Germany
Weeleys
England
France
John Bunyan
Robert Burns
John Knox
Scotland
Paul
Europy
Isaigh
Ile
Rainfall Totals and Gales Upset Iowa Weather
Rainfall measured at 1.50 inches since Saturday with thundershowers Saturday night and yesterday. A. B. Slippy reports the moisture in this section of town, ground washed on hillsides, day remains cloudy with southeast wind, and a possible new rain period. British investments in South America valued at 3,000,000,000 dollars.
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Towa
Mercury
South America
Grovos Attend Radium Exhibit at Fifth Street Bank
The Central Savings bank in the Elia hotel corner of Fifth and Sycamore streets hosted a radium exhibit attracting visitors from farms and nearby areas. Fred T. Smith of Denver demonstrated radiative fertilizer effects on treated plants while cashier J. L. Jones remained central to the display. Jones plans an eastern trip tonight amid rumors of a pending business matter at Cornell, Alabama.
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Central Savings Bank
Elia Hotel
Fifth and
Sycamore Streets
Leity
Fred T. Smith
Denver
The
J. L. Jones
Waterloo
Cornell
Obituary of J Verbaren from New Duston area
J tra Verbaren born near New Duston Alabama June 12 1874 died April 26 1915 at the family residence S81 Western Avenue after a yearlong nephritis and nine weeks of acute suffering. He leaves a widow Margaret C and son Reginald five. Surviving relatives include his mother Mrs T Verbaren Ilsi Ralston Mrs Sam toy Grover of Waterloo Nathan Starbuck of Walter Montana. Two brothers and the father preceded him in death. He came to Waterloo from Clinton Iowa in 1902. He worked as engineer at Presbyterian Hospital then electrical engineer at a mine in Cuba City Wisconsin for three years. Later he was a salesman for Williams Clear Company and with Waterloo Storage Battery Company prior to Jan 4 1915 when he and Mr Breckenridge organized the Electrical Vehicle Service Company on Park Avenue. He married Margaret C Dall of Cuba City Wisconsin on June 4 1907. Funeral services were held Thursday morning from Sacred Heart Church Rev D J Lenihan in charge. Interment in Calvary Cemetery with Rev Father Lorens in charge. He was an active Knight of Pythias for twenty years.
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J. Tra Verbaren
New Duston
Western Avenue
Margaret C
Reginald
T. Verbaren
Ils+i Ralston
Sam Toy Grover
Waterloo
Nathan Starbuck
Walter
Mont
Verharen
Clinton
Presbyterian Hospital
Cuba City
Wis
Williams Clear Company
Waterloo Storage Battery Company
Breckenridge
Electrical Vehicle Service Company
Park Avenue
Verhaven
Mies Margaret C. Dall
Cuba Citys
Sacred Heart Church
D. J. Lenihan
Calvary Cemetery
Pather Lorens
Verhharen
The
Knights of Pythias
Peters buys big Parkersburg area farm in 409 acres
Attorney Yough had business in Waterloo. R C Peters bought the Peter Ibling farm near Parkersburg, 409 acres, at 215 dollars per acre, possession next March, to be home. Fred Stukenberg took his mother from Des Moines to Hubbard to visit Rev Klooz. The region saw heavy rain Monday night, almost two inches. Pastures have ample feed and early small grain in.
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Aplington
Yough
Waterloo
R. C. Peters
Peter Ibling
Parkersburg
Groundwork Underway to Prepare Corn Fields
Farmers are preparing soil and fields across regions to plant corn. Work includes field plowing, seedbed creation, and moisture assessment to ensure a productive crop season. Local agribusiness experts advise timely planting and monitoring weather conditions for optimal yields.
Mitchell obituaries and local notices reflect multiple family deaths
Mrs. R Messer Ne of Mitchell died at 66 after a year of illness. Funeral held at Congregational church with Rev Van Swearingen. Survived by husband and two sons A J Messerile and B C Messerile. Mothers Day events planned May 9 at Congregational church. Other notes mention visits, a hospital operation in Long Peach, and obituaries from Escondido and St Anagar.
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Congregational Church
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DR. Callen
First Presbyterian
Grovos
Central Savings
U. G. Kramer
Jefferson Street
Clarksville
Corney
Fredericksburg
Hay Bros
Jesup
Rogers & van Eman
Parkersing, Foote & Son
Rockford
Sutton Shell Bock
H. P. Brown Wd
Koeheriy-Hoyer Co
Waver Richards & King Tripoli
Dalinke Bros
Green Foundry & Furnace Works
Mitchell
Neatlé
Nests
Nestle
Specialiate
Nestle's Food Company
Woolworth Ride
New York
Krumbles
W. K. Kellogg
Hobloge
Nettleton Composite
Oxford
First National Bank Building
Corn Belt Telephone Company
Richard Lee
Sycamore Street
Palace Theatre
Burbanks
Carmen
Green Mountain
Ohio
Dakota
Red River
Minnesota
R. J. Mallicoat Com. CO
East Sth
Waterloo Overland CO
East Fifth Street
Klinefelter & Son
Park Avenue West
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