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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1911

Page

11

Appraisers to Value City Waterworks in Des Moines Case

A three judge appraisal board appointed by the supreme court will convene in Des Moines to hear evidence in the city waterworks valuation dispute. Judge C E Ransier and colleagues will organize the three member commission, likely sessioning beyond ten days. The board is expected to set a final appraised value likely over one million dollars after extended hearings.

C. E. Ransier Des’ Joines Idges Gaynor LeMars and Wright Fort Dodge Comsmanation Court Jo City Waterworks Appraisal Board Supreme Court Ransler Dge Platt Tesday Right Ransier Platt Des Moines

Movement Aims Broad Social Reform and Clubs

The group seeks abolition of child labor, removal of fire hazards, and public meeting places and workingmen's clubs in saloon-free buildings, aiming to advance practical social service. Mr Read denies Morgan financing or directing the movement and says Morgan has never served on any committee.

Read Morgan

Christianity Out of Cold Storage Movement Gains Steam

Henry Rood publicity secretary of the Men and Religion Forward movement says the campaign to revive Christianity is sweeping the country. Originating in Minneapolis and expanding to seventy six cities in Canada and the United States, the effort targets five to six million men and boys, ranking with historic reforms in scope. The movement seeks organizational aid in its nationwide campaign through next May.

New York Henry Rood Men and Religion Forward Minneapolis Canada Reod

Waterloo Man at Family Party

Independence Bulletin Journal notes the 78th birthday of S W McClintick with a 6 pm family dinner at the McClintick home. Born in 1833 in Pittsburgh, he later moved to Harrison county Ohio, served in the Civil War, and long resided in Iowa and Independence. The item also includes a Chestnut Chamberlain cough remedy endorsement.

Independence Bulletin Journal S. W. McClintick McClintick MecClintick Pittsburgh Harrison County Deersville Salmon P. Chase Ohio John C. Fremont Buchanan Cummins Iowa Wm. Henry Harrison McClintock Tyler Hannah Markee Charles W Independence Sarah M. Bicke Jonathan Emmett Frank Waterloo William Aurora Ella Gaer Company K Mr. McClintick Buchanan County Pine Creek Brandon

Physician Says Wee Toe Doomed by Tight Shoes

Los Angeles Oct 27 American women may lose the little toe in a thousand years due to shoe fashion says Dr Franz Bergman of Berlin touring the United States. He claims toes are cramped by pointed front shoes and suggests sandals to preserve future foot shapes. He notes progress already and urges American women to adopt sandals.

Los Angeles Cal Franz Bergman Berlin United States Bergman America Medical Research Board Rome Greece Empire France China

Revere Church Closed for Fireproof Restorations

Boston October 27 Christ church famed for the Paul Revere ride lights will be closed to the public for a year while the structure is rebuilt and made fireproof. The danger of the old church being destroyed by fire prompted the temporary shutdown.

Boston Mass Christchurch Paul Revere Middlesex

History of Christ Church and its wartime uses

The Christ Church cornerstone was laid by Gov Francis Bernard in August 1760 and opened for services October 15 1761. Early in the revolutionary era it served as barracks for Captain Chester s Continentals from Wetherfield Conn. In 1775 organ pipes were melted into bullets. In 1778 the interior was ruined by the populace during Maj Richard Brown s funeral. Restored in 1826 lengthened in 1857 and the bell chime added to the tower in 1860.

Christ Church Francis Bernard East Apthorp Society For the Propagation of the Gospel Captain Chester Wetherfield Conn Richard Brown

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Rganize Court Edge Ransier Aree Waterworks System E. Fifth Youlso Koeneke & Wolfe Lafayette Street Revere” Church Sternberg E. Fourth Street Cloak and Suit Shop K Store P. S Bradfield Regulator CO Atlente Frien Rogers Chidren E. Sibert East Fourth St
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