Conference closes at Albia session in Iowa
The Iowa State conference of the United Brethren in Christ ended its fifth annual session in Albia with a large attendance. Read shows W. I. Cronk named superintendent and Marton Tt. Vrury elected president. many appointments read aloud to close the meeting.
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Albia
Iowa State Conference
The
United Brethren In Christ
Fisher
Ira A. Holbroo
W. Harter
Adaville
Wouta
George Herwig
Lovilla
B. Naly
Lungren
Ghye Stark
Lisbon
Manchester
Ay Musenbarrick
Morley
Pred Rigss
Moravia
Sneeder
Muscatioy
E.R. McCorkie
Mystic
Henry Carlyon
Marshalltown
Pileriany Moville
J.P. Ullinhepp
Nira
CL. Halsey
Norwood
Pow Hiddleson
Shueyville
Hobsons Suez
B. Macliver
Stile Fifield
Toledo
O. O
C. J. Woodburn
Hutchings
Wwasi
Sood
Stewart
Wadena
Jennings
Vettoer
Alfred
W. I. Cronk
Marton Tt. Vrury
Leander Clark College Figures in Evangelical Network
A roster lists Rose Masters professor T G Brew and P Drury missionaries and professors tied to Leander Clark College Boubrake Theological Seminary and Montana University. Evangelists J HM Underwood Givron J Clark Emma Myers William Bainbridge join staff and conference roles at various institutions.
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Leander Clark College
Rose Masters
T. G Brew
P. Drury
Porto Rico
A. W. Drury
Bou
Brake Theological Seminary
J. HM. Underwood
Montana University
Givron J. Clark
C. Dillavoy
Flag Presentation at First Baptist Sunday School Waterloo
Impressive exercises marked the silk flag presentation by patriotic groups to the First Baptist Sunday school in Waterloo. Miss Anna Kistner presented. Superintendent Thomas and Pastor Valiant accepted. Rev. Edgar A. Valiant gave farewell sermons as the church, debt free after liquidating about $500, filled both services.
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Waterloo
First Baptist Sunday School
Woman’s Relief Corps
Grand Army of the Republic
Anna Kistner
Relief Corps
Thomas
Valiant
Alice Bason
Edgar A. Valiant
Waterloo Builds and Vacancies in East Wateroo
KE L Hosteter surveyed Waterloo’s east section and found twenty seven unoccupied twenty foot front buildings. He noted several former saloon premises still rented pending a saloon petition decision and reported forty new twenty foot front stores erected and occupied in the past year, highlighting progress and lack of deterioration.
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Waterloo
KE. L. Hosteter
Hosteter
Rancher Explains Cattle Shortage Across Markets
Cheyenne Wells Colorado rancher ¢. C. Hoffmaster says western land development by immigrants is shrinking cattle ranges. He notes annual increases in settlers converting grazing land to farms, driving a growing and alarming cattle shortage. He spoke during a visit involving H. J. Fiefield, superintendent of the new Mullan Avenue bridge.
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Kansas City
Omaha
Chicago
Philadelphia
Jersey City
C. Hoffmaster
Cheyenne Wells
Colo
Hoffmaster
H. J. Fiefield
New
Mullan Avenue Bridge
Peculiar Comedian Patten at Westington Wednesday
W. B. Patten known as the Peculiar Comedian will appear at the Westington Wednesday matinees and evenings. The act features Dr i country physician roles and a sharp laugh making display with a lean stage presence. The program includes a new toy line stunt and a tale titled The Wolf set for Waterloo Saturday focusing on romance and revenge in the Tudson Bay country.
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W. B. Patten
Patten
Naracter
Igntish
Unike
Patton
Waterloo
Mititios
Omaght
Tudson Bay
Tite
George Sunday to Locate in Seattle
George Sunday son of evangelist William A Sunday and son in law of Mrs Mattie Mason will move to Seattle Wash to start a motor truck business He will stay with his wife who remains with her mother through October then join him in Seattle where they will reside Work on the Mullan avenue bridge sixth arch continued despite rain as N M Stark Construction workers poured concrete until 11 PM Saturday night
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Ing Here
Steubenville, O
Seattle
George Sunday
William A. Sunday
Mattie Mason
Wash
Mullan Avenue
N. M. Stark Construction Company
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound advertised
An advertisement touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a thirty year safeguard of women's health. It claims relief from melancholy and associated pains like headaches and nervousness, promising restored health and happiness.
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Lydia EE. Pinkham
Meritol Tonic Digestive Offers Appetite Support
Loss of appetite signals stomach disturbance and poor nourishment. Meritol Tonic Digestive is made to aid digestion and restore appetite. Sold with a positive guarantee by Red Cross Drug Co and Henderson Drug Co as sole agents.
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Red Cross Drug Co
Henderson Drug Co
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Waterloo Charge
F. Cronk
Ainsworth
G. N. Halsey
Adel
Donnie Minton
Botha
ML Ziky
Charles City
Chariton
Hicks
Cedar Rapids
J.C
Light
Columbus City
He. Smith
Arinda
Me Hidthuert
Clarkson Parke Collins
Lens Sosuimt Park
Wes Motes
Memorial
Jos Th Uriun
Thun- Seyertep
OT Wieny
Hbie
Viner
W Walmer
Bo Garwin
Coe
Gowers
Goodla
Gladhrool
F . W. Bliverson
Craigs
RR Williams
M. Boyd
Tiehinid
Bei
Gereen
Millers
Tamaica
Inning
Kinestey
Gov't
Washington
George Bennett
Jumuison County
Emma Myers
William Bainbridge
H. W. Sigworth
Russell- Luiamsop Blig
Casundlay Northwest
Mr. Walter
Chicago Great Western
St. Paul
Minneapolis
St. Joseph
Dubuque
T. J. Cleary
C. A. FE
P. Kretz
C. PA
C. G. W. Depot
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Great Western
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Pleasant View
la Porte Road
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Holland
George W. Pett
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West Third Street
W. A. Covell & Son
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Com'l St
J. P. Scott
Dunkerton
Iowa
Electric Park Midway
Dairy Cattle Congress
R. E. Peterson
C.J. Miller
W. Fourth St
Klinefelter & Sons
Park Avenue
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