Churches Have Special Services Revival Meetings
Multiple Watertown churches held revival and rally programs. First Congregational, First Brethren, and First Baptist reported large attendances, promotions to higher classes, baptisms, and organized youth study. Calgary Evangelical, Logan Avenue Evangelical, Grace M E, First Presbyterian, Plymouth Congregational, and Central Church of Christ hosted revival sermons, special addresses, and mission-focused activities with various pastors and visiting preachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
Wilma Basber
Elmer Thompson
Hady
W. H. Rollins
Lenark
Ill
First Brethren
First Brethren Church
First Baptist
First Baptist Church
Bermon
The
Fire Destroys Cousinn Barn in New Hartford
New Hartford October 5 A large barn on the north farm owned by Hon J A Cousinn burned Sunday morning about 5 o clock with contents lost. Barn valued 1500 dollars with 600 dollars insurance, silo 300 dollars with 100 dollars insurance. Contents uninsured. Cause suspected spontaneous combustion from overheated millet. House and outbuildings saved by neighbors. County Supervisor Wim Dawson inspected county bridges Tuesday. Also notes a girl born September 29 to Mr and Mrs Louth Kleibenatein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hartford
J. A. Cousinn
Wim. Dawson
Stork
Louth Kleibenatein
James FE
Emery
Milas Nellie Griffith
Waterloo
J. B. Smith
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Wew
Hartford
North Dakota
J. R. Kars
Enloes
John Squires
Elkhart
Ind
Dallis Wick
H. H. Nelson
John Boyd
J.P. Geyer
George Gage
Sadie Garton
R. Ho Ward
W. B. Ross
Clarksville
Clarence Fabes
Soper
Nevada
Nellie Griffith
Greene County News Briefs and Local Notices
Waterloo business visitor J Ferrin called on Wednesday. Mrs Addie Young returned from Waterloo. Ethel Huckins visiting Ira Jones in Clear Lake. C M Greene attending court in Charles City. Mr and Mrs C W Loesbs welcomed a daughter Friday Oct 4. J D Butler back from Albert Lea. Mr and Mrs P H Bestor proud parents of a son born Friday. Mrs Edw Thompson celebrated birthday with Birthday Club guests and received a souvenir spoon. Mrs A M Beduke visiting Cedar Rapids. Ed Fisher new delivery man for Thomson's grocery. Wm Sproul to Colorado Springs for son-in-law Charles Lockwood’s health. George Backus left Worcester & Bush’s to join Fowler Co in Waterloo. Hodgin injured left leg day before by corn cutter. Mr and Mrs W Cane and Henry Seitz with families visited Kellogg home in Charles City. Mr and Mrs Joe Bickness leaving for Santa Anna to settle. Mrs Charles Gates suffered a stroke at table and remains serious though speech returning. Sen Gates also ill. Married in Charles City Sept 7 Martha Brown Greene to Otto Bochman by Rev W T Whitten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Lea
P. H. Bestor
Edw. Thompson
Charles Gates
Senator Gates
Charles City
Martha Brown
Greene
Otto Bochman
W. T. Whitten
Episcopal Church
Progressive party names Minnesota candidates for state office
St Paul Minn Progressives filed a state ticket Saturday with the secretary of state naming P. V. Call ing for governor M. S. Norelina for secretary of state T. J. Sharkey and J. H. Grags for railroad and warehouse commissioners, with other Republican nominees indorsed and a full presidential elector ticket filed.
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St. Paul Minn
Minnesota
P. V. Calling
M. 8
Norelina
T. J. Sharkey
J. H. Grags
Progressive State Central Committee
Wikaleo
Blate
King's Daughters Meet Here in Iowa Convention History
The seventeenth annual Iowa branch convention of the International Order of the King's Daughters and Sons meets in Waterloo October 8 to 10. Programs include devotional services, round-table luncheons, circle reports, and readings by Dr. Jennie McCowen and Mrs. Grace Melcher Zaizer. Meetings are in the First M. E. church with a Tuesday evening reception.
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Iowa
International Order of the King’s Daughters and Sons
Waterloo
M. E
Mre
J. B. MecCarrol
Ottumwa
Roll Call
J. A. Townsley
Mizpah Circle
F. Frantz
Burlington
W. F. Spry
M. B. Church
W. R. Sterett
Polk County
Mary Lowe Dickinson
William Beachler
Brethren Church
J. E. Brinkman
E. M. Coleman
Davenport
Margaret Clark
Jennie McCowen
J. Wm. Jefferson
Kentucky
Ralph Hix
Edgar Valiant
First Baptist Church
Reading
Felix
Henry van Dyke
Grace Melcher Zaizer
the Lisep
Uenvoi
Kipling
Grace Melcher Zajzer
Essantiale
Benedict
Josephine Elliott
Helping Hand Circle
Eagle Grove
Cireea
Mary Horner
Service Circle
A. Swisher
Electa Cale
Towa City
God’s Acre
Iowa Woman Real Daughter of 76 Celebrates 89th Birthday
Mrs. Katharine Beatty Cox widow of Dr Hews Cox pioneer physician of Des Moines quietly marked her 89th birthday at her daughter Mrs W F Mitchells home. A founder of Des Moines WCTU she helped establish a temple for temperance work and social services and led sewing and clothing projects for poor children. Her father General Andrew Beatty gained Revolutionary War renown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Katherine Beatty Cox
Hews Cox
Desa Moines
W. F. Mitchell
Seventh Street
Cox
Andrew Beatty
Hillsboro
Temperance Women’s Organization
Rehearsal for Music Festival at Our Lady of Victory
Advertisement notes a rehearsal at 7 80 this evening in Our Lady of Victory auditorium for a music festival starting November 11 under Saraphic Heights Hospital auxiliary, directed by Chas Sindlinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our Lady of Victory Auditorium
Saraphic Heights Hospital
Chas, Sindlinger
Levee closes in Chicago sealing off old vice district
Chicago archives report the levee’s closure ending forty years of a bright crowded vice quarter once central to the city. About 4,000 denizens dwell there with 2,200 women targeted by a broad legal drive. Inmates fled to streets, many seeking lodgings in other towns, with St. Louis a common destination. Robert Parrott and wife welcomed a 9 pound 4 ounce girl Friday. An Iowa homestead subscription offer appears, inviting farmers to subscribe for education on profitable farming and seeking agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ill
Vice
Vice Commission
St. Louis
Iowa Homestead
James M. Pierce
Des Moines
Iowa
Directoire Neckwear and Millinery Fashions Feature Robespierre Collar
A charming Directoire representative showcases the Robespierre collar paired with a tailored suit and low neck blouse. Embroidered net and lace high neck, jabot reverses, tiny crochet buttons add detail. Velvet hat with large uncurled plumes completes the season's look.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robespierre
Directoire
Pure Food Show Opens At Armory In Waterloo
The first annual Pure Food Show opens this evening at 7 20 at the Armory under the Waterloo Retail Grocery association. La Rue's band will play on the street before the opening and a concert will be held at the Armory. Nearly thirty exhibitors showcase foods with samples and souvenirs. A baby show Wednesday afternoon offers prizes including 5 in gold. Thursday afternoon free admission for school children from 3 30 to 6 80. Exhibitors include Gladbrook Mustard, Sindlinger Dairy, Rath Packing, Rumford Baking, John F Jelke Oleomargarine, Borden Milk, National Oats, Continental Compound, Genesee Pure Food, Lee Macaroni, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Gesociation
Armory
la Rue
Gladbrook Mustard Company
Gladbrook
Iowa
Sindlinger Dairy Company, Water- Co
Quasqueton RAILROAD FEVER fuels town work
Quasqueton, Oct. 3 report rapid progress as rail line nears polish. Two locomotives and cars run daily while track surfacing and ballasting advance. A gravel pit, pumping station, and concrete tank bases rise near the depot with stock yards and scales installed. Temporary facilities serve shippers as plans call for a permanent depot, turntable, and eventual extension to Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quasqueton
Waterloo
Railroad extension seen as likely to run through Jubilee route
Officials of the road and eastern capitalists visited the station last Thursday then traveled to Waterloo to inspect resources. They indicated a favorable view toward extending the line, aiming to start by spring with the south Jubilee route favored over Independence. Despite partial construction, freight service is satisfactory and plans to match rates and transfers with competing roads are outlined. Community business is urged to channel traffic to the new railroad to ensure through freight and passenger service from Waterloo to Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Chicago
Market summary from Chicago and St Louis trades and prices
General markets report from Chicago Board of Trade with live cattle hog and stock figures from St Louis. Includes cash grain quotes for wheat corn and oats, New York and Minneapolis closes, and Chicago produce notes with butter eggs cheese and potatoes. Also lists Waterloo and Tama hay prices and hogs cattle and sheep receipts projections.
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ST. Louis
Waterloo
Wellington
BBC Cate
Chicago
Michigan
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Kansas City
Omaha
Neb
Texas
Texan
Eage
Jan Veve
Ce HS
Cattle and Sheep Scene Described in Fragmentary Text
A fragmentary OCR item mentions large livestock figures with confusion in numbers, referencing cattle and sheep counts. The legible portion hints at a vast scene, possibly noting around twenty thousand sheep or eighty thousand total head, but the text is garbled and lacks clear context.
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Dr. Koons
Calgary
Logan Avenue
Hull
Kenneth &. Runkal
F. N. Palmer
Winona Bible
Y. W
L. E. Park
First Presbyterian
First Presbyterian Church
E. Waide Koons
Cheisung
Korea
Plymouth
Plymouth Congregational Church
L. B. Hix
Central Church OF Christ
J. E. Gordon
Jesus
Gordon
Waterton
Richie School
Walter Malone
Orphana
Churches of Christ
Malone
Santa Claus
W. J. Webb
A. E. Overton
B. M
King's Daughters
Wilson
Bryan
Lincoln
Commoner
Mr. Bryan
Democratic Party
Woodrow Wilison
West
Marshall
Democratic State Committee
Baltimore
Robert Parrott
Directoire Fashions
Pure Food
Waterloo Evening Courier
Cordes & Wight
Black Hawk Coffee and Spice Co
Ken & Sona
Clinton
Towa
Illinois Canning Company
Hoopestown
Rath Packing Co
Rumford Baking Co
John F. Jelke Oleomargarine Co
Langfeldt Candy Co
Waterloo Fruit & Commission Co
New York
National Oats Co
Smith, Liehty & Hillman
Kontinental Compound Co
Council Bluffs
Crescent Manufacturing Co
Seattle
Citizens' Gas and Electric Co
Shannon & Matt
Genesee Pure Food Co
Lee Macaroni Co
Minneapolia
Woochester Salt Co
Frieda Bakery
Matt Parrott & Sons
Waseca Co-operative Co
Waseca
Buchanan
General Markets
Lamson Bros. & CO
Chicago Board OF Trade
J. E. ‘McElroy
Marsh-Place
H. W
N. S
Minneapolis
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