Sermon Tenches a Vital Lesson at Walnut Street Baptist
Mr Greenwood delivers a daily message at Walnut Street Baptist church where attendance was high and the audience sang with renewed energy. He cites Elisha raising the dead boy to urge personal contact and prayer over distant methods, urging readers to open eyes and move toward Christ. The sermon ends with prayer groups as Greenwood and Dr Smith continued engagements at local venues.
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Greenwood
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Mr. Greenwood
Elisha
Peopile
Preacher
Dr. Smith
Sinais Central
Library board resignations filed by two members
J E Bragdon and Carleton Silas tendered their resignations to Mayor R C Thompson and requested to be relieved as soon as possible, citing business read.
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J. E. Bragdon
Carleton Silas
R. C. Thompson
City council to fill two vacant posts in near section
The mayor will name two residents from the near section to replace Messie, Graydon and Sigs. The action awaits the next regular city council meeting.
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Messie
Graydon
Sigs
Waterloo City in Brief Highlights and Arrivals
Local notes record Dr. T W U McManus returning from Saskatchewan and Mrs Geo Clark visiting Cedar Falls. Mrs Lucy Starks Jeff plans an indefinite stay in Los Angeles while Mrs M Wt Duke visits Fortledge. Attorney P E Ritz moved his office to Marsh Place and J W Howrey heads to Springfield for winter with relatives. Royal Arch Masons, Daughters of Isabella rummage sale, and a Waterloo west Democrats conference are noted along with streetcar honesty, and world series telegraph results for Lamson Brothers.
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Lucy Starks Jef
Los Angeles
Cal
M. Wt. Duke
Fortledge
P. E. Ritz
First National Bank
Marsh Place
J. W. Howrey
Springfield
George I. Garvin
Isabella
Ellis Hotel
Fifth and
Sycamore Streets
Democrats of
Waterloo West
Town Manufacturers Insurance Co
Federal Block
W. al. Adrian
Helene
Minneapolis
Scribner Vs. W
C. FL & N. Railway
Ben C. Everall
Duluth
Minn
Lamson Brothers
Frank Hanlon
Fourth Street
St. Francis Hospital
John A. Earl
Des Moines
Waterloo
Earl
First Baptist Church
Des Moines College
W C A NOTES Aims to Add 401 Members by Friday
W C A leaders in schools and workplaces marshal every effort to recruit new members. The drive closes Friday with a goal of 401 new members. A fall rally is planned at the W C A rooms in Woods building with gym demonstrations led by Miss Goodenough.
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Olen
Miss Goodenough
Association
Fourth Street
Special Service Planned To Observe Peace Sunday
Special services will be held at First Presbyterian Church corner Park and Mulberry street at 1800 a.m. and 7 00 p.m. in response to President Wilson’s call to prayer for peace among warring nations. A responsive set of scriptures and unison prayers will be used morning and evening.
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Wilson
United States
Europe
First Presbyterian Church
Corner Park
Mulberry Street
Farmer victims warned against loan shark tactics by U.S. agriculture
A Weekly News Letter to Crop Correspondents from the U.S. Department of Agriculture warns farmers about mining loan schemes. Companies lure farmers with 2 percent loans and amortization plans, then press for monthly payments before any funds are delivered. Many farmers sign, trust the form, and end up in debt or worse, with hundreds already ensnared in the “life contract” scam in the Midwest.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Waterloo
Weekly News
Cedar Valley engineer travels to inspect Cedar Rapids line
George Mills from the Cedar Valley line has gone to Paris Illinois to inspect the new equipment for the Cedar Rapids interurban line. The cars are nearly finished and will be shipped soon. Delays have hampered streetcar progress as Cedar Rapids extension demand exceeds expectations. The street and alley committee R N Burtner Nick Weber and Ralph Ellis checked a road south of the city for farmer backed improvements, but funding may prevent work. A farmers delegation met with city officials.
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George Mills
Cedar Valley
Paris
Ill
Cedar Rapids
R. N. Burtner
Nick Webber
Ralph Ellis
Parkers Tango Club Plans Winter Dances
A group of recently organized Tango dancing couples at Whautauqua Park announce they have mastered the movements and plan to rent a large room opposite the post office to stage a series of dances this coming winter.
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Whautauqua Park
Postal
Mi-ona Ends Indigestion In Everyday Meals
An old advertisement promotes Mi-ona tablets from Wangler Bros. Co as a quick remedy for indigestion. It claims Mi-ona lowers stomach distress, boosts gastric juices, strengthens stomach walls, and enables normal eating again with no ongoing expense.
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jMiena
Wangler Bros. Co
Park area postoffice closed after petition is denied
About 100 Chautauqua park residents and many nearby property owners urged keeping the park branch post office open year round. The Washington DC department refused the request and ordered the office closed as of today. Mrs Susie Nauman had run the office last summer and no complaints were noted regarding service. The resort is expanding and summer mail volume rises accordingly.
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Park Branch
Washington, D. C
Washington
Susie Nauman
Permanent office may become permanent next year says official
A statement indicates current temporary office status may be made permanent within a year, signaling planned continuity and institutional expansion pending forthcoming decisions.
Iowa gold to Europe promise from Des Moines banks
Des Moines on October 1 reports the Clearing House association pledged two hundred thousand dollars in gold to be shipped from Iowa banks for eastern use. The decision was communicated to New York bankers as a charitable contribution to ease international financial strains.
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Des Moines
Clearing House Association
New York
Iowa
Want Ads in the Courier Reflect Strong Daily Service
Want ads in the Courier perform strongly with steady daily service, providing reliable listings and quick placement for readers and advertisers alike. The paper emphasizes consistent circulation and accessible formats across editions.
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Courier
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Cedar Falls
A. L. Kellogs
A. J. Boon
Walter Seheel
P. Jl. Billings
Grand Rchapter
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Jaws
Clinton
James S. Barr
St. Paul
Foley
Paul Davis Dry Goods Company
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Russell-Lamenn
MERS
Credit Pleld
Parkers
Wild Tango
Majestic
Majestics
Dsons Store
Bridge Street
Waterloos Center
Sammy
Gaker
BAKER
Baker Electric
THE
Baker Motor Ofncer CO
Cleveland
A. Sylvester the
Franklin Street
California
Chicago
Great Western
Santa Fe
C.gw
Depot
Sixth and
Sycamore
Waterloo, Town
Redpath
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Bispham
Hotel
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East Waterloo
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Flersen
Mr Buths
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