Reberd Preaches Farewell Sermon at First Presbyterian
Large crowds attended the First Presbyterian Church services as Rev H W Reberd preached a morning sermon Vision of the Soul and delivered a farewell address in the evening My Message to Men The congregation and many church leaders paid tribute and Resolution of respect was adopted praising his eight years of service and wishing him well in Salt Lake City and Council Bluffs with his family to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian
H. W. Reberd
Waterloo
The
World
Church Brotherhood
FP. L. King
David Stephenson
J. D. Liffring
Brotherhood
Salt Lake City
Denver
Colo
First Presbyterian Church
Rederd
Mra. Behord
Mr. Reherd
W. M'Farlane
J. W. Rath
Evelyn M’quilkin
Ripley to Help Small Farmers on Santa Fe Line
President Ripley of the Santa Fe railroad proposes a mutual profit plan after buying peaches at five cents and seeing farmers struggle to reach distant markets. The railroad will run special refrigerator cars to collect small fruit and vegetable consignments and deliver them in cat load lots to terminal markets.
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Denver
Colo
Ripley
Santa Fe Railroad
Kansas City
Santa Fe
Kansas
Colorado
Mr. Ripley
Ladies Allured by Imperial Embroidery Patterns Sale
A Waterloo Evening Courier feature reports a Saturday rush in the Embroidery Department as Imperial Patterns offered outfits for 68 cents each, requiring six color coupons and 68 cents cash. Patrons of all ages bought, with out-of-town buyers paying 7 cents postage. the promotion touts over ten dollars worth of patterns for 68 cents and includes an all-metal spring loop and instruction booklet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Evening Courier
The
Postpone Wresting Bout Between Miller and Brown
The wrestling match between Walter Miller and Carl Brown, set for next Monday, is postponed due to the armory being unavailable. Miller was told the bout could be held on December 1 at 8. The Saint Paul wrestler was asked to confirm acceptance if possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Miller
Carl Brown
Miller
St. Paul
Work of the Women's Clubs in All Parts of the State
The Iowa Federation of Women’s Clubs reports district conventions show active reform work, calls for a state magazine, and broader goals beyond local meetings. Highlights include legislative priorities, club finances, wills for health certificates, suffrage education, and support for scholarships and playgrounds. Notable figures and clubs across Waterloo, Sioux City, Tipton, Emmetsburg, Burlington, and Atlantic are noted for leadership and contributions.
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Iowa Federation of Wosen
Iowa
Iown
Margaret V. Clark
Waterloo
Knoxville
Women's Reformatory
Board of Central
Vital
Cedar Rapids
Iowa Federation of Women’s Club
Legislative Committee
General Assembly
Congress
Board of Control
State Superintendent of Instruction
Iowa Club
Woman’s Club of
Sioux City
Frederick Teizer
Elisabeth Robinson
Keystone
American Woman's Club
Berlin
Germany
B. B. Clark
Tuber
Tmengybacker
National Federation of Women
Elisa
Fannie Gates
Wouteetoat Grinnelcollens
Miss Gates
Chienko
Iarriet Lake
Atlantic
Maude Powell
Ninth District Federation
John A. Nash
Audubon
Paul Jenkin
Hed Oak
A. W. Mann
Qnawa
Eleventh
Cate Gilbert Wells
Burlington Federation
Hull House
Mary Crane Day Surgery
Chicago
Federation
Wells
Burlington
Women's Clubs
Des Moines
Davenport
Miss Miriam Miller to entertain Queen Esther circle
Cedar Falls Ia Nov 17 Miss Miriam Miller will entertain the Queen Esther circle of the Methodist church this evening. The Third Division of the Ladies Aid will host all November birthday ladies Wednesday afternoon at Mrs Late March on Ninth street. Mrs N M Graham hosts a Tea Wednesday at 4 o clock. Several local residents visit and travel between Cedar Falls Waterloo and nearby towns. The Methodist ladies plan a bazaar December 12 at Maccabee hall with arrangements meeting this afternoon. A funeral for Mrs T Aitkin held at the Methodist church. Old Opera House to be used as a skating rink by two Waterloo men. spring to return as auto garage.
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Cedar Falls
Miriam Miller
Queen Esther
The
Methodist Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
Ninth Street
N. M. Graham
Duthbert
Maccabee Hall
Dee
Inez Tradell
Williamsburg
C. Radell
Leonard
Howard
Tulsa
Oklo
Chas, Fuller
Waterloo
Helen Brockway
Jefferson
Iowa
Two Greek Defendants Murder Case Threatened by Witness Deaths
State v Bekiares faces possible end without a new trial as two key witnesses died while serving in the Turkish army. The first trial ended with a hung jury. most principal witnesses were Turkish and Greek. Bekiares, a young Greek, was accused of slaying Selena Mehmet whose belt held about $4900. the money vanished when the body was found. The case centered on long delays and scattered witnesses, with the main state witness, water boy Tlane Hmen, dying during the proceedings.
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Bekiares
Hekiares
Selena Mehmet
Wagon Seppe
Trinkherton
Mehmet
Iekiares
Rand
Tlane Hmen
War on Telegal Taquor Selving at Optumwa
In Orduniya on a November Saturday afternoon petitions were filed in the district court seeking injunctions against thirty Otmovans to restrain them from actions related to taquor selling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tleegal Taquor Selving
Optumwa
Orduniwa
Untitled record on illicit sales case filings
Petitions filed in a local case detail aiding in the sale of intoxicating Udawors. The Iowa Anti-saloon League, represented by M S Ogle and Godi, files charge that twenty one parties participated in selling and nine aided by renting buildings used for sales. Women constitute four of the named thirty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Te M.S. Ogle
Iawa Anti-saloon League
Amd
Godi Fillies
Mmade
Our Lady of Vie Pupils Show Elocution and Music
Pupils from the elocution and music departments of the Our Lady of Vie will present an entertainment program. The event features student readings and musical numbers under the supervision of department instructors, offering a variety show for the school community.
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Elocution
The
Our Lady of Vie
Private Text Book For Women Offered Free
A free medical booklet for women is advertised by Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. of Lynn Massachusetts. Women who write will receive the book mailed in plain wrapping, with discretion assured.
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Lydia KW. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Mass
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