Four Waterloo Commercial Clubs Plan Consolidation
Four Waterloo commercial bodies launched a consolidation effort at a Tuesday meeting in the Chamber of Commerce. An organizing committee of ten, with presidents from the four clubs and representatives from both river sides, will draft plans for a united body to be approved by all clubs and then a mass meeting will form the new organization.
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Waterloo
Chamber of Commerce
Geo. EB. Lichty
John C. Hartman
CG. L. Kingsley
Lichty
William Finch
Town Development Magazine of
New York
Finch
Rockford
St. Paul
Merchants Association of New York
C. L. Kingsley
W. W. McFarlane
North Waterloo Commercial Club
H. E. Kiester
Town Criers
D. Moore
Board of Trade
L. Cass
Case
Cedar Rapids
Cedar. Davis
C. C. Lamson
Paul Davis
S. D. Moore
O. Lamson
Fred DeMoti
E. EE. Peek
Waterloo Commercial Club
Fine Citadel Dream of Moyer for Wateroo Salvation Army
Stewart Moyer of the Salvation Army envisions a citadel in Waterloo to house the organization permanently. Adjutant Moyer plans a vigorous canvass after a debt-clearing campaign to raise funds and select a building site, aiming to begin construction next spring. A Danish Ladies’ Auxiliary Bazaar is set for Soash Hall this afternoon and evening.
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Stewart Moyer
Salvation Army
Grieg
Waterloo
Mishalltown
Adjutant Moser
Watertot
Wateroo
Phydens Birt
Ald Gsaviety
Soash Hall
Card of Thanks from Mr. and Mrs. J. Wiegand
The Wiegands thank friends and neighbors for the kindness and interest shown at the death of their father and for the beautiful floral tributes.
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and Mis
J. Wiegand
Iowa Troops Ready for War and Quick to Respond
Tes Moines November 5 Adjutant General Guy E Logan told Governor Clarke Iowa’s troops stand ready for service if the Mexican crisis prompts a presidential call for state militia No current government communication signals an imminent national guard call but readiness remains high Many volunteers follow Mexican developments hoping for active duty and the Iowa guard is organized to a war footing on short notice with units prepared to move quickly.
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Tes Moines
Guy E. Logan
Clarke
Iowa
Logan
Mexico
Iowa National Guard
Doctor Carrelly Treated A Toe In Madison Case
Madison Wis November 5 A doctor treated an injured workman’s toe over four visits in one day plus 132 earlier visits totaling 136. The state commission approved a bill while the case drew state supreme court scrutiny seeking charges for murder and surgeons’ fees, with expenses deducted from a city worker’s judgment.
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Madison
Wis
Ste Dodustring Commission
State Supreme Court
Murre
Henry Miller
Malwaukee
Ao Tir
Peadstad
Physicians Endorse Vinol For Pulmonary Troubles
Physicians praise Vinol as a tonic for strength and lung conditions. Dr Casten, Dr Dre U. B Bouchelie, and Dr Wn Rand report beneficial results in cases of chronic coughs bronchitis and other pulmonary issues. The firm offers a money back guarantee through Waneler Bros C Miller Drugists in Waterloo Iowa.
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Casten
Ny Vi
U. BL. Bouchelie
Thomasville
WN. Rand
Evans Mills
N. Y
Vinel
Waneler Bros. Co
C. 4
Miller Druggists
Waterloo
Towa
Engagement ends in alleged kidnap plot and threats
Miss Runyon accuses Fones of abducting her after he demanded marriage, brandishing two revolvers and forcing her into a car. They traveled from Brooks to Red Oak and Shenandoah where authorities arrested him. she was returned to her father. Also, convict Will Trowh surrendered after three years on the run, saying prison was preferable to constant evading officers. He was jailed for second degree murder in 1904.
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Miss Runyon
Fones
Hdim
Brooks
Red Osk
Jones
Taunyen
Shenandoah
Montgomery
Ala
Will Trowh
Marion County
Speipners
Khrown
Estapa Faces Four More Years After Pending Penalty
The statement indicates Estapa will serve four additional years unless new penalties are imposed for his departure. The note frames the potential extension as contingent on further actions or charges.
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Estapa
Langdon-Davies Recasts Jesus Peace Sword Quote
B M Langdon-Davies of London, representing the Garton Foundation, told St Louis City club members the familiar Jesus line I came not to bring peace but the sword is a mistranslation. He argued the correct rendering is I came not to bring peace but division, noting militarist advocates often misquote the phrase. The discussion followed Bazaar all day Friday at First Congregational church.
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Langdon-Davies
St. Louis
B. M. Langdon- Davies
London
Garton Foundation For the Promotion of
St Louis
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