Banquet for choir at Grace M. E. Church
A very enjoyable banquet for the church choir was held at Grace M. E. Church with about forty members present. The Ladies' Aid served a five course supper at 6 30, speakers from the music committee and church officials, and farewell remarks as Louise Kindner leaves for Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banquny
Grace M. EL Church
A. J. Northrup
Ladies’ Aid Society
S. M. Bentley
Shojr
C. F. Fowler
F. B. Dietrich
Warren Norton
Roy Glbus
Louise Kindner
Chicago
Edith Wyant
Maindaver
Paul Lindner
Mtech
Wren
Lindner
Louise
Patt
Tirs
Myers
James O'Herne
Monmouth
Ill
Christmas show by girls' department entertains locals
A pleasing Christmas entertainment was staged by the girls' department of the W.OC.A. The program featured home made candy sales and magic oranges. tableaux from European war topics, a mini play Any Girl, a Hiawatha tableaux with Charlotte Bussy as Tha-watha, and an Indian dance. A combined class skit included scenes of family life and children from France England Russia and Belgium. Proceeds funded gifts for European children aboard the Christmas ship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. OC. A
Bere
Hiawatha
B. M. Greene
Charlotte Bussy
Thawatha
Jean Lewis
Harry
France
England
Russia
Belgium
Conference on Voting Machines For General Election
Yesterday afternoon County Auditor Rainbow City Auditor DeGon and a voting machine company representative met to discuss using mechanical devices at the general election. Large precincts and paired machines were considered to dispense with lever ware. An opinion from Attorney General Cosson on the party lever is expected Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oaimong County
Rainbow
DeGon
Mit
Ware
Cosson
Insurance firms drop discrimination against disabled workers
Insurers under the workmen compensation act have withdrawn policies discriminating against married men aged workers and those partially disabled. Letters to agents and policyholders confirm removal of such discrimination, promising full benefits even for sub standard cases to keep workers on the payroll. The action follows George Garst's report and credit to Clinton manufacturer Geo Col lis for highlighting the issue with Charles Neubauer, a partially paralyzed employee who sought coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Surance
Welker Givan
Industrial Commission
Garet
Sec
Shale
Garst
Geo. Collis
Clinton
Department
Collis
Charles F. Neubauer
Neubauer
Week of successful meetings ends at Walnut Street Baptist
Lawrence Greenwood wraps up the third week of special meetings at Walnut Street Baptist Church. A 3 pm sermon on The Gift of the Holy Spirit drew a statewide Christian delegation while the evening service featured a full church, a Midget quartet, Philpot and Greenwood. Greenwood urged youth to consider life choices shaping eternity and called for prayer with several responses. Open air meeting planned at Fifth and Sycamore tonight with Greenwood to speak and sing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Greenwood
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Philpot
Canadian Singing Evangeist, and Also By Mr. Greenwood
Fifth
Sycamore
Greenwood
Fellowship Class Plans Massive Recruitment Drive at Central Christian
Central Christian church Fellowship class outlines a Sunday mobilization style event with nine companies of ten led by captains and lieutenants. Rev. TL CP Woore returns from Atlanta to teach and will present a lecture on his southern trip Friday evening.
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Fellowship Class
Central Christian Church
Cront
CP Woore
Atlanta
National Convention of Christian Churches
Ine O Southland
Otemhera
Chass
Missionary to Speak at Grace Methodist Church
Dr A W Manley, missionary to Western Ching, speaks at Grace Methodist Church with no money appeal on morning service. Sunday evening Dr A St Northrop discusses mans choice in moments, touching on Woman Suffrage and high cost of living, aiming to warn young men and advise women. Special violin solo by Warren North Fup accompanies the program.
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A. W. Manley
Grace Merthodtet
A. St. Northrop
Northrup
Warren North
Waterloo City Brief Reports Wide Local Activity
Waterloo and surrounding communities show varied daily life with shoppers, visits, and travels. Notices include Anna Franklin’s Galena trip, Leonard Quinn and Gertrude Worthan marriage license, and many guests visiting relatives in Waterloo. Cattle show attendance and dairy show notes appear alongside parish and city events.
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Anna Franklin
Galena
Br. A. A. Lynn
la Perce
Mam Egan
Dubuque
T. C. Lansing
Sherif
Leonard Quinn
Gertrude Worthan
Wa‘Larloo
Litchfield Manufactur Co Opens Drawing Class for Workers
The Litchfield Manufactur ite Co announces a new drawing instruction course at its plant. It will open next Monday evening at 7 44 for employees, with an initial test lesson to be conducted by Mr Uiitchfield. The program marks a new effort by local factories to expand inmate skilled work and will be monitored by town industry leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Litchfield Manufacturite Co
Uiitchfield
Investigation Continues After Tagging Arrests Reported
Authorities pursue the case amid ten arrests tied to vandalism tagging. Probers focus on details, with a quiet, ongoing investigation into the acts and responsible individuals.
Farm Loan Money in Demand
Farm loan funds attract renewed interest as mort gage financing options improve. Four sample first mortgages listed include a $2,000 note on a 16,900 property four miles from town, and a $4,000 mortgage on well improved acres one and a half miles from town, with details available through the Wareshar reg Ines Bank Codditia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pewell & Johnson Crue Co
Cain
Bloomag AO Eleaiee
Siac Ces
Hallomile
SO Peres
Cmd
Wareshar
Bank Codditia
Boy Rescued From Cedar River Drowning Attempt
Chapman rescued a child yesterday afternoon from the Cedar river near the Fourth street dam. The youngster had been pulled into swift current after entering Back Mawk creek area, and Mr. Clayman effected the rescue using a launch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy
Chapman
Cedar River
Fourth Street
Wyal Cutter
Man Declares Hunger Strike in Front of Police Station
Andy Murphy began a hunger strike to protest being forced to work. He sat in the street with a lash and chain, refused meals, and slept in a dungeon last night. He continued refusing food today and was allowed to rest in a boys’ ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Murphy
Chicago Stock Exchange to Open Again
Chicago discussions push toward reopening the Chicago Stock Exchange in a limited form. Officials say conditions differ locally and foreign liquidation is unlikely, with trading confined to local stocks and bonds. a tentative reopening date was set for November 9.
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Chicago
Exchange
Lousiness
Vurovest Search of AmpeMicAn Sid Washington Senate Hearing
Senator Titmas reported a probe into a Metapan voyage in which five Germans aboard the vessel were forced to sign parole agreements by officers of the Conde group. Senator J. WY. Patterson, a Metapan passenger, submitted a motion on the matter noting the incident occurred during European war hostilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Titmas
J. WY. Patterson
Prisoners Exchanged Message From Cologne Gaette
Reuters Telegram reports 187 prisoners of war freed and sent to German offices for exchange with British forces. The German navy plans to transport the POWs via Copenhagen for further handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Forvergomiem
Reuters Telegram Co
Cologne
Local residents recount missing donation as snow hides clues
Neighbors discuss a missing item left in a yard last fall. Mrs Guphers questions what happened while Mr Guphers recalls the object was buried by snow and later found by a passerby who offered to help dig it up.
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Bilitton
Myr. Guphers
Geometrically Explained in Quirky Quarry Debate
In a whimsical exchange, Ika Walon explains that rhinderby insists on febing for hasa to tat pond in an abandoned quarry. Old rhythms persist as bass are not found there yet life continues. Rat is described as an obtugo angle making a clear point difficult to show.
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Rhinderby
Ika Walon
Silage and Concrete Silos Construction Guide
An instructional piece on building round concrete silos for dairy farms. It covers site selection, foundation, forms, mixing ratios, and wall reinforcement, detailing how to size silos for daily rations, keep silage fresh, and integrate with barns for efficient feeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keap
Genered Nea
Hart Cement
Igor Eds
Dameter Tineide
Concrete silo construction details and costs
The article describes constructing circular concrete silos with permanent reinforced roofs, temporary wooden forms, and wind braces. It lists materials and costs, notes a thirteen day build by five laborers, and argues silos offer lasting protection, low maintenance, and no painting or repairs.
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Eilon
Stock Exchange
Chicago
Feeding of Stallions and Care Notes
A scribe describes stallion feeding, listing six pounds of oats in morning noon and evening, five pounds of oats at each meal, bran, chopped hay, carrots at each meal, and refreshed hay before them. The passage emphasizes high early oats and balanced forage for ideal conditioning.
Unclear OCR fragment hints at local notices
Fragmentary text mentions divorces and commerce but lacks clear names, dates, places, or actions to form a factual card with distinct entities. Further readable content required for a precise T and S within limits.
Local Jersey Sale Realizes $13000 At Dairy Cattle Congress
Thirteen thousand dollars was realized in the sale of Jersey cattle at the Dairy Cattle Congress. Prices reached up to 400 dollars for cows. Col U N Perry of Columbia Ohio acted as auctioneer and was noted as a distinguished dairy herd specialist and temperance reformer.
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Serseys
van Pelt
Mayne Concern
Waterloo
Dairy Cattle Congress
Col
U. N. Perry
Columbia
Oho
United States
Freier
Col. Perry
Waterfield School Building Accepted by Board
The Waterfield board of education accepted the new Thomas Midgan school building in Westfield after inspection. Furniture from the old building will be moved into the new structure and the school is expected to start there on Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Underwood
Oregon
New York State
Jesto
Board of Education of Water
Thomas Mdigan
Westfield
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Gentilinka Club
Misy
Martha Grunig
Margaret
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Lewis Eueng McMahon
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Agnes
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Billy” Burk
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Russell—Lamson
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C.H. Tiffany
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Claude C. Dean
la Porte Needlework Club
Edward St. Kelley
Mra. Rolin
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Ft Congregational Church
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Lington Street
J. C. Hasten
H. Goodrich
D. D. Ills
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Mixa Uiire En
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Lincoln Circle
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Wellington Street
Hare iMiett Hohl
Bernice Call
Misa Thompson
J. A. Clark
Western Avenue
Mr. Land
Reed Edgerton
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Parker
Los Angeles
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San Porte City
Land
Wm. Robe
G. GG
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G. G. G. Club
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J. C. Stewart
Indianapolis
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George L. Carson
Waterloo Hive
T. M
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Helen Axtell
Pearl Powers
Irving Street
Young Woman's Club
First Congregational Church
Mary Miller
Nina Wilcox
King's
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A. FE. Lillis
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Book and Needle
A. Weishaar
Book and Needle Club
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George
Holkinson
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Independence
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J. BR. Tremper
Hosten
Wlwl Emeny
Mardin County
Eldera
CG. Orevens
New Warlford Review
TP. Rudolph
Deveny
Rudolph
James A. O'Herte
Elingbett O'Merne
Marshalltown
Oskaloosa
Sarah
James
Cedar Rapids
Mra. P. Kellogg
Raton
Mosimat
Milbank
Florence
Tier
Igusie
Coon
Mollie la Tler
Des Moines
Tiertha
Terry
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Lis
Waterloo Lodge
EB. J. Wadder
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GW. Hinkle
Christ Church
Elmwood Cemetery
Cates
Mulla Avenue
Litchfield School
Altho
Chicago Stock Exchange
OPN
Vurovest
Ampemican
Rimervons
Jenny Peers
Seatac
Jersey
BOARD
Rage Two
Il Bridge Street
Olymphia Candy Kitchen
Union Depot
West Fourth Street
Mr. Edison
Bridge Street
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