Jego e C Miller dies at 81 pioneer Waterloo contractor
Jesse C Miller a Waterloo contractor and civic leader died last night at his son Hubert’s home in Chattanooga aged 81 He had long health issues and will be buried in Masonville Burial expected at Masonville after funeral at 329 Jefferson Street Survivors include widow and two sons Hubert and Clarence The New England born Miller traveled to California in 1858 and built many substantial Waterloo structures including the city’s water works he supported municipal ownership and lived much of his life between Waterloo and travels across the country and South America
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Jesse C. Miller
Waterloo
Hubert Miller
Chattanooga
Tenn
Jefferson Street
Masonville
Miller
Dubuque County
California
Dubuque
Jennie C. Cox
Peosia
Commercial Street
Third Avenue West
South America
South
Horn
Connecticut
Mr. Miller
Hartford
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Hubert
Clarence S. Miller
Milk Supply in Good Condition and Church Directory
Waterloo daily notice lists milk supply status with a monthly inspector report and a long church directory. Multiple denominations including Adventist Baptist Methodist Catholic and Lutheran are scheduled with service times, Sunday schools, and pastor names across Waterloo locations.
The Living Presence in Oxyrhynchus Gospel Fragments
The sermon reflects on a rediscovered Oxyrhynchus gospel fragment and Jesus as a living presence. It contrasts historical belief with the sense of divine companionship felt by individuals and the lasting impact of one unforgettable face on Mark Rutherford. The preacher urges that true salvation lies in the living Christ shared in daily acts of mercy.
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H. L. Haywood
Oxyrhyncus
Egypt
Cairo
Jesus
God
Emmaus
Mark Rutherford
London
Gnal Cross
Oliver
Diversified Literary Exhibit at Waterloo Library Booth
The Waterloo library presents a diversified exhibit at the Cattle Congress featuring posters of selected books for both adults and children. Attendants distribute four book lists, with a central table like in the children's rooms, and staff work in shifts from 9 am to 9 pm daily discussing library work and rural readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Religious meeting notices from various churches
A dense list of church services and events across multiple denominations. Includes Africa Corner of Albany and Mobile Treeta, Westminster, Northminster, First United, East Park, and others with service times, Sunday school and youth activities, baptismal and reception services, prayer meetings, and special sermons. Details cover ministers, locations, and weekly timings.
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Douglan
J. L . Riley
Albany
Mobile Treeta
LW. Beaster
A.C. EL
Solemn Rite To End Mission For Women
The Catholic mission at St. Mary's church ends with a 3 p.m. solemn service for women featuring baptismal vow renewal before a symbolic font. Tonight at 7 30 p.m. Fathers Welsh and Pipp begin the men’s mission urging broad participation from non Catholics and Catholics alike.
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St. Mary's Church
Jesus Christ
Welsh
Pipp
St. Paul
Jews Observe Day of Atonement in Synagog
Jewish residents of Waterloo abstain from work and attend all day services in the synagogue for Yom Kippur. The holy day falls one week after Rosh Hashanah, marking the start of the Jewish year 2677, with ongoing services concluding today.
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Waterloo
Randeus Messias to Join Vesper Program
Selections from Handel’s Messiah will be performed during the vesper service of the Young Women’s Christian Association Sunday at 4 p m. Grace McKean will play the records and explain the selections while Prudence Walker presides. Church groups and floats feature the homecoming parade with First Methodist Walnut Street Pantist churches represented. Special services at Barclay United Presbyterian Church run October 6 to 15 led by Rev. T C McWelvey each evening at 8 o’clock. public invitation.
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Jefferson Street
Park
Avenue
Clyde J. Askins
Walnut Street
F. E McStay
Antioch
Douglas Street
J. W. Bowles
Fourth Street
M. L. Tate
St. Mark’s
Fourth
Denver Streets
Osec Celsus Fox
H. Srekel
H. Mueller
Mibcellameous
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Pay Saints
Commercial Street
Salvation A
Fifth Street
James Foukes
Rolinens
Young People’s Legion
W. O
Woode Building
O'Clouk
Dortha Walker
May Armstrong
Helen Larkin
Prudence Walker
Mildred Harrington
BM. C. A
Bridge Street
Harry F. Burns
Walter Mead
Jacob Sincx
International Miblu Stufente Amaodition
Kismar's Chapel
Third Avenua West
Bert Harvey
Seventh Street
East Big Brother Mission
Big Brother Mission
Commercial
Youngs Women's Christian Association
GraceMcKean
First Methodist
Walnut Street Pantist
Faraca
Walnut Street Church
Barchay
United Presbyterian Church
Barclay
TC. McWelvey
Religious Services in Border Army Camps
Reports by Army Young Men's Christian Association secretaries describe unlimited scope for religious work in border camps from the gulf to the Pacific. Programs include Catholic mass and Jewish worship alongside Y M C A activities, with five services each Sunday across camps such as Brownsville Texas and Pharr Texas, featuring communion, mass, preaching, and gospel services conducted by chaplains and Y M C A leaders.
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Tha ‘Army Young Men's Christian Association
Campa
Mexicau
M.C
Gulf
Pacific
Yo M. C. A
First Illinois Centutry
Brownsville
Tex
Y. Alg
East of Bucotte Begins Wednesday Festival
The Jewish festival of Tabernacles or Succoth starts Wednesday evening and lasts nine days, though the Bible lists seven. Succoth, one of Israel's great pilgrimage feasts, honors harvest fruits with booths for pilgrims. The last day includes prayers for rain, continued until Passover.
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Tabernacles
Inet
Israel
Barrett Finds Allies Favorable to U.S. Trade
Bordeaux Oct 7 Pan American Union director general Johni Barrett says Latin American trade talks with French and English manufacturers and bankers show support for boosting financial and commercial links with all America. He notes allies in both countries prefer cooperation over ruinous competition and plan stronger ties with U.S. interests.
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Bordeaux
France
Johni Barrett
Pan- American Union
England
Lafayette
New York
All America
Barrett
United States
Radio Messages Reported in Waterloo Exhibit
Over 76 wireless messages were received in Waterloo last week as J F E Lockwood of United Radios Relay League cited at 519 Johnson Street The Dubuque sent messages were filed at the Iowa Prosperity celebration exhibit The league offered free radio use during the event and many local businessmen preferred it to telegraphing C E Fawkes in charge of the Waterloo station directs readers to the wanted page.
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Waterloo
J. F E. Lockwood
United Radios Relay League
Johnson Street
Dubuque
League
Iowa
C. E. Fawkes
Dairy and Swine Shows May Merge
In Waterloo today L. Frost of the National Swine show arrived with Mayor W. R. Law and Charles Van Vieck to discuss uniting the Swine show with the Dairy Cattle Congress. Officials say talks are promising and a merger could broaden attendance and knowledge, boosting future exhibitions and drawing hundreds of stockmen.
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L. ¥. Frost
Omaha
Waterloo
W. R. Law
Charles van Vieck
Noetraska
Dairy Cattle Congress
Lanat
van Vieck
United States
Animal Husbandry
Croma
Monday Is Fire Prevention Day Observed in Iowa
Gov George W Clarke leads a state wide Fire Prevention Day urging safer handling of inflammables and fire prevention. Fire Chief A A Dunham notes limited inspectors cannot cover all districts and calls on residents to exercise extreme care at home to prevent losses from fires.
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Iowa
George W. Clarke
A. A. Dunham
Dunham
Mr. Dunham
Premier corn on display in city exhibits strong growth
W. C. Heisler of East Waterloo township showed in the city today samples of corn for this year. The field of Reid's Yellow Dent may yield 100 bushels per acre with strong germination. The 1815 seed is pedigreed and this is the third year crop. The strain matures very early.
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W. C. Heisler
Waterloo
Reid
Gas and Electric News TT In Our City
Gas and Electric News TT informs readers about new appliances and tips to maximize benefits from products. The column promises periodic explanations of how the industry works and practical suggestions for customers.
Gas Range Advertisement Claiming Big Savings
An old ad promotes a gas range by arguing long use and cost savings. It claims women cook thousands of meals over a forty year life and urges husbands to buy a two dollar gas range with multiple burners, an oven, free connections, and seven installments, promising fuel savings.
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Avaraga
West Side Service and Satisfaction Fitting Crew
Frank Jenkins and Howard Smith lead the west side fitting truck offering 8 meter setting stove mills and pipe work. They emphasize service and customer satisfaction, completing orders without complaints and maintaining harmony between crews.
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Frank Jenkins
Howard Smith
Free Piping Offer At First 100 Homes
Gas company advertises free piping to the first 100 houses on their mains. Applications must be made in person at the office. The offer starts at 9 o'clock Monday morning and promises no strings attached.
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Jegoe C. Miller
Chattanooga, Tenn
Church Directory
C. H. Day
Washington Sii
Watertop
Antley
N. A. Talty
City
Canitars
Grant - Hentett
Draust
Wes
Dee Hansen
Scott and Sons
Thris. Holm
Shaulis
Brown Crabaway
Messer Kitowe
Rex
Jacob Yagi
Christian Endeavor
Retacob Yagsy
Twhithd Brethers
Pather
Ernest Klaus
Iowa National Guard
Adolf Klaus
South Barclay Street
Mr. Klaus
Bt. Joseph's
Third
Mulberry
EB. J. Slattery
D. FP
Creezan
St. Mary's—Park
Rt P. Rohiman
J. M. Campbell
Sacred Heart
Randolon
D. J. Lenihan
Nev
Anton Lorenz
Caristadelfaian, Christadelphien Eccessia
Fifth and
Randolph Streets
Cremtian
Serrill
Gentiene
Church OF Christ, Scientist
Jefferson
Eirst
Fourth and
Wardt B. Parr
Plymouth
St. Frank Moore
Bible Onehoeds
Reventon
Evangelical
Calvary
M. Yagey
Ayette and Park
E. J. Juing
Egan
United
Logan and Tiane
S. M. Ramige
Rviees
Ooom
K. L
Js. m
L. BE
Priever
Henry F. Burns
Y.mlc. A
Manly
Hebeew Congregational Lone
Jacob
Fufthwest
J. Deeter
Felternate
Ang Randolph
Frank W. Court
D. D. Bible School
Epworth League
Lockwood
Marais
Byworth Beazue
St. Paul's
Borge Hormaker
Residenc
Flint—Park
Metperry
John Robertson Macartney
Christian Endeavor Society
Christ
Ila
Westminster
Wellington
Randolph
Arenibald Crampbell Preston
Y.S
Bread of Life
Alvo J. Fisher
D. D
Canton
China
East Park
Kkern and
Cutler
Newton
Goad Ways Bible School
W. al. Howrey
First United
Second
Rav
Munn
Northminster
Balton
Avalon
E. W. Lanham
Young People's Society
Universal Church of the Radesmer
Tfourth and Mulberry
Harry L. Haywood
Berhpda
Randeus Messias
Border
Buccote
U.S
Ad Pega
West Side
Therm
MR. Prank, Jenkins
MR. Howard Smith
Citizens Gas & Electric Co
Citizens Gas & Electric Company
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