Religious Education as Church’s Mission in Modern Times
Dr. Robert Wells Veach, secretary of religious education for American Presbyterians, spoke at Westminster Church urging church driven religious education. He argued public schools neglect moral training, calling for church led programs linking Sunday schools with homes, and a board of education to coordinate yearlong church activities. Trained leaders and evangelization were emphasized to keep members within the church education system.
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Robert Wells Veach
Philadelhia
Presbyterian Churches In America
West Winster Presbyterian Church
Veach
Jiuren
Jesus Christ
Church For Extension
Arch
Lse
Milk price climbs to nine cents a quart in region
Producers blamed higher costs for a one cent per quart rise, lifting retail milk to nine cents. Wholesale prices rose to $1.75 per 100 pounds as producer costs increased. Foreseeable winter prices may hold unless new factors emerge. Also, Miguel Sanchez’s coroner’s inquest findings prompt possible transfer from city jail to county jail, pending sheriff’s decision.
Yearly Crusade To Save Fish Starts
Edward Chapman deputy game warden has begun his annual fish-saving drive, claiming about 19 000 game fish saved so far. He seines ponds across the area, making four trips and planning more, to move wintering fish to the river. Soft fish are given to landowners and the poor. four La Porte City businessmen assisted seining a large pond and shared soft fish with local residents. Chapman ordered a smaller seine to enable progress in smaller ponds before winter.
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Edward Chapman
Chapman
la Porte City
Tpn
Brothers in legal fight over well spying dispute
Christopher Blitsch filed for an injunction against his brother Jacob Blitsch to stop entering Eagle township real estate to connect pipes with a well and windmill. The brothers live on adjoining farms and the defendant plans to seek a modification. Blitsch alleges trench digging damaged his lawn.
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Christopher Blitsch
Agatnst
Jacob Blitsch
Eagle Township
Farma
Membership Campaign Gains Momentum at Local Club
Charles Van Vleck announces strong early turnout as new members enroll in the Commercial club drive. A. J. Knapp calls a 12m meeting in club rooms to finalize plans for a whirlwind finish of the campaign.
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Charles van Vleck
A. J. Knapp
Park commission orders removal of band stands and windmill
Lincoln and Washington parks will lose their band stands while Byrnes park cuts its windmill and an adjacent timber area. The park board also plans to sell four head of horses deemed too costly to feed through winter.
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The
Park Commission
Lincoln
Washington Parks
Byrnes Park
Post Office Receipts Show Higher October Revenue
Postmaster M H Kelly reports October postal receipts at 20,481.11, up 3,395.46 from 1915’s 17,085.65, indicating a larger business volume this year.
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M. H. Kelly
Seven autos tagged by police and bonds forfeited
Seven automobile operators were tagged by the police on Wednesday. Only three appeared in police court this morning while the remaining violators forfeited bonds. Two disorderly couples also forfeited bonds, bringing in a total of 72 dollars collected by Police Court Clerk T. W. Moore this morning.
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TW. A. Moore
Pape's Cold Compound Promises Fast Relief
Relief comes instantly with a two hour dosing plan for three doses to end grippe and severe cold. It claims to open nasal passages quickly, stop discharge, ease headache, feverishness, sore throat, sneezing, and stiffness, with pleasant taste and no assistance needed.
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Pape
Y Blues Still Lead In Points At Y Dinner
The second day of the Y M C A membership drive shows the Blues leading with 870 to 180 for the Reds. Captain Alfred McFarland leads the junior department's strong showing while Reds’ Major James Stubbard vows stronger effort the final two days. Rev J R Macartney addressed dinners praising the Y’s role in supporting church work and youth development in Waterloo.
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Blues
Reds
Reading
Alfred McFarland
James Stubbard
Campaign notes and Y M C A membership push described
The piece recounts campaign events with a supper at the "Y" scheduled for 6 20 p m today for workers and leaders. It notes planned whirlwind activity tomorrow and Saturday, urging businessmen to resist and cooperate in security and new member drives. A letter from We Logan urges strengthening Y M C A management and a push to recruit 1 000 members, with a booth on Fourth Street aiding drive and memberships being taken there.
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Burt
Ienry Burns
We. Logan
Waterloo
A.s
McO
AL Dn
Wasterton
Saw
Logan
Cimpalen
Fourth Street
Cascarets advertise a liver and bowel cleanse treat
An old advertisement claims 20 million people use Cascarets to oven the liver, clean the bowels, and sweeten the stomach. It promises headaches vanish, breath improves, and digestion normalizes after taking one or two per night. Boxes cost 10 or 25 cents at drug stores.
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Unday School
Lilk
Feaso
Fease
Miguel Sanchez
J. Dodwell
Brothers
Papa
Dr. Macartney
J. R. Macartney
Tam
Abe
W. G. Carpenter
Amelia, Neb
Greas
Cuticura
Dept. T. Besston
Sir Herbert Beerbohm
Wm. S. Hart
Draw Egan
KC Tea
Jaques Mfg. CO
Chicago
Palace Theatre
Lenore Ulrich
Heart OF
Paula
Pallas Pictures
United States
William Fox
Theda Bara
Florida
All Steel
Nashville
Chattanooga
Atlanta
Jacksonville
C& EL
Chicago & Basis Railroad
Dixie Limited
J.f.govan
W. Adams St
Chicago, UU
Athena
Paul Davis Dry Goods Co
Mrs
Jimmie Barry
the Majestic
Gail Kane
Tirama
Lillian Gish
Family Theatre
Mary Pickford
Esmeralda
Cyril Mande
Peer Gynt
Vici Kid
Avant Shoe Shop
Marsh-Place Bhdg
Famous Players
Parameaint
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