Great Chicago Evangelist Rally Prepares For Sunday Event
The Chicago Tribune reports W A Sunday may join the Chapman Alexander campaign in a major north side tabernacle meeting. Present will be Chapman Harry Monroe and Melvin Trotter with Sunday possible. Waterloo voters also referenced in related notice.
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Chicago Tribune
W. A. Sunday
Chicago
Waterloo
the Tribune
Moody and Sankey
Great North Side Tabernacle
Chapman
Harry Monroe
Melvin Trotter
Grand Rapids
Evangelist Sunday
Newcastle
G. Chapman
Local social notes from Littleton and nearby towns
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Minton of Independence visit son Leander Minton and family. Independence visitors include George Buchan and Walter Howard. Ray Camp suffers a sore foot from stepping on a rusty nail. The Hanson brothers and a friend from Oelwein enjoy camp in Searles grove. Several residents move to Riceville and Drunkerton. A series of union services is planned for December 3. Samuel Gill of Delphos Kansas also noted.
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Littleton
Allen Minton
Independence
Leander Minton
George Buchan
Walter Howard
Skeerles
Drunkerton
Guy Stoddard
Mabel Felta
Jesup
William Dunlap
Ray Camp
Hanson Brothers
Oelwein
Campete
Searles Grove
M. D. Ozlas
Charles Gates
Wilma
Waterloo
Herbert Miller
T. B. Durham
Lucy
Alley Brant
Fairbank
R. J. Stevenson
William Auringer
Riceville
George Alexander
Charley Cutahall
E. Miller
Aurora
E. E. Arnold
Theodore
George Sankey
Messrs. Mant and Rice
Hallowe
Hogs and sheep market updates with New York stocks
The report lists estimated receipts for hogs cattle and sheep for today and tomorrow. Hog prices opened five cents lower and closed slower with mixed and butchers at 7.70 to 8.60. rough heavy 7.65 to 7.85. light 8.25 to 8.70. Sheep market opened steady with varied Native Western and yearling ranges. New York stock prices show mixed gains with multiple major firms trading.
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Chicago
S.bs
New York
Canadian Pacific
Pennsylvania
Reading
Rock Island
Northwesterh
Alchison
American Smelter
Union Pacific
Baltimore and Ohio
Southern Pacific
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
United States Steel, Common
Amalgamated Copper
Northern Pacific
St. Paul
Missouri Pacific
New York Central
Beeven
Texas
Rev C G McIntyre Addresses Waterloo Students
Rev C G McIntyre new secretary of the laymen mission ary movement of the Presbyterian church spoke to Waterloo Business College students this afternoon. He used Roosevelt's Taft remark on opportunity and effort to urge young people toward business industrial and world wide opportunities. The preacher recently arrived from the west and delivered a forceful, worthwhile message.
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C. GC. McIntyre
Presbyterian Church
Town
Waterloo Business College
Mr. McIntyre
Roosevelt
Taft
West
Arrival of Evangelists late this afternoon
News desk reports that by a late hour this afternoon no specific details had been received about the arrival of the evangelists led by Rev. William A. Sunday. The party is expected to arrive.
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Afr
Gill
Illinois Central
Evangelists
William A. Sunday
Cadillac sales note closes the demonstration period
The statement emphasizes the firm will not advocate racing or speed contests beyond proving their car’s capabilities. It notes two 1911 Cadillacs were sold before the day ended following the demonstration, marking the closure of that event.
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J. C. Woods
Diil
Casino
Ohio
Canada
Malaga
Hartong
Grocer
Franklin and Logan Avenue
Dike
Taggart
Commercial Street
Alexander and Chapman
All Waterloo
Congress
Charles E. Pickett
Lamson Bros. & Co
Chicago Board of Trade
Offles Rocz
Marsh-Place
ST. Louis Close
Minneapolis
Mate Jenks
George Buenan
William Pratt
Ine
Pendence
Charles Pratt
Helen Merrill
Bright
Walker
Here
Colorado
Grace
Carrie Griswold
PL Hall
J. B. Young & Co
Mr. Pickett
Black Hawk County
Kansas
Turkey
Wellington
Pioneer
Pete Soba
Bbc Dee
H. W
WN. S
Pvertanan Optical CO
Fuerier
Miss Scott
Fars
Western Ave
White
Morris Motor Car Co
Iowa
East Fifth Street
Ryant - Wood CO
West Fourth Steel
Flint
McMullen & Carroll
Fourth
Union Depot
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