Billy Sunday Revival Ends in Denver with 11750 Conversions
The Billy Sunday revival in Denver closes after crowds of about 60,000 attend two services. Final tallies estimate 11,750 conversions and $25,000 raised for multiple uses, including $15,000 to Sunday, $7,000 for expenses, and $3,000 for charity.
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Ace
Des
Molhea
Denver
Baseball Angels
Mildek
Winona Lake
Ind
Des Moines
Tabernacle
Sunday
Fairbank News Notice and Local Moves
Fairbank residents report diverse changes as Misa Lela Pelle ends a school term and heads to Elma Nebraska to visit her mother. Mr and Mrs Call depart for an extended Colorado Kansas trip. Cynthia George, longtime county pioneer, plans to live with daughter Harnett Higbee in Fairbank after selling property in Independence. Mrs Minnie Murphy and brother Will attend a funeral in Oskaloosa. RL Kern and wife relocate to Fairbank from Waterloo. A teachers study center meeting in Fairbank features Prof Colegrove Miss McGoveran and Superintendent Lockwood from Independence.
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Minnie Murphy
Will
Oskaloosa
RL Kern
Waterloo
Fairbank
Kern
Leade
C. P. Colegrove
Anna McGovern
T. C
Lockwood
Independence
Provisions for the Army in the Field
A wartime health item extolls proper nutrition and blood purity. Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery is claimed to cure indigestion by enriching blood and energizing organs. It promises improved nerves, skin, and overall strength, asserting the product is a proven purifier with no alcohol.
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Pierce
Dr. Pierce
Greene Area Notes Report Visits And Local Events
Greene notes farmers and residents update from Oct 24 with Emma Reese returning from Waterloo and Ruth Kingery recovering from appendicitis. E B C Wright of Charles City won a high school addition contract. Local visitors from Alexandria and Waverly share news. A New England supper drew about 300 at the Presbyterian hotel. F I Mabee resumed census work in Washington DC after a visit home. Rev Baumbach and wife from Ladysmith attended the Lutheran church dedication. Lloyd Bunker remains in critical condition after surgery in Waverly. Harold Stevens of Greene wed Lena Aldrich of Shell Rock in Cedar Rapids.
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Lena Aldrich
Shell Rock
Methodist Parsonage
Cedar Rapids
Local Notes and Moves From Rockford Community
Rockford notes list Mrs. W Bleeter visiting Cedar Rapids, August Rock moving from Charles City to an east side home, Wallace Allen building a new house on his farm, L Hanson returning to Fargo N D after summer visit with his daughter Mrs F C Bliss, Mrs George Dawson in Burlington for Rebekah assembly, Wm Howard and bride moving to Glen Flora Wisconsin, T H Mitchell upgrading east side property, John Bruce moving into Maloy residence, Mrs E Bump under physician care, and Republican senate candidate George H Jackson visiting Rockford.
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Rockford
Bleeter
Cedar Rapids
Rock
Charles City
Wallace Allen
Aja
L. Hanson
F. C. Bliss
Fargo
George Dawson
Burlington
Rebekah
Wm. Howard
Bride
Glen Flora
Wis
T. H. Mitchell
John Bruce
Maloy
E. Bump
George H. Jackson
Community Notices From Mitchell District
Miss Nettle Rice visited her niece in Tripoli while Rev. L. O. Thompson led a church meeting to present a weekly envelope fund plan. A program of songs readings and a boys play preceded business, with doughnuts and coffee served. Local travelers A G Herring and L G Amsbry were hosted at Lovejoy hotel. J N Cady sold his home and plans to move to Charles City. J M Chandler, father of F H Chandler, died in North Concord NH. burial at Osage after services led by Rev O M Van Swearingen.
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L. G. Amsbry
Dinghamton
N. Y
Lovejoy Hotel
EK. Greig
St. Paul
J.N. Cady
C. L. Vaughn
Charles City
O. M. van Swearingen
LesNoy
Minn
J. M. Chandler
F. H. Chandler
North Conway
N.H
Chandler
Osage
Forty-Five Minutes from Broadway at Waterloo Saturday
The Cohan musical drama Forty Five Minutes from Broadway plays at Waterloo with a strong cast led by Corinne and Bernard Riggs. An excellent dancing and singing chorus backs the performance, featuring Raymond Witchcock-Soon acclaimed as the funniest man in the company.
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Broadway
George M. Cohan
Waterloo
Corinne
Bernard Riggs
Raymond Witchcock
SKITCH advertised as washboard alternative in Milwaukee
A Milwaukee reader advocates SKITCH as a time saving laundry aid. The letter proclaims one 10 cent package cleans clothes better than rubbing on a washboard and promises soap savings. It invites readers to send for a free sample and to request SKITCH from grocers or Hans Fitch tenberg in Milwaukee.
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F. K. Lewis
Forsieth Street
Milwaukee
Hans Fitchtenberg
Grand Ave
Wis
The Beauty Shop Musical Comedy at The Altby’s
Raymond Utehack stars in The Beauty Shop a new musical comedy by Pollock Wolf Gebert with songs and dances. Critics promise lively scenery and pretty girls in a Hitchcock style stage vehicle, full of humor and spectacle.
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Raymond Utehcack
Kote
Kings
Beauty Shop
Channing Pollock
Beauty
Hitchcock
The Beauty Shop Comes to Waterloo on November 1
A rare treat arrives as The Beauty Shop opens in Waterloo on November 1. Mall orders are revived as Courier wants a return entry, highlighting local shopping excitement.
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Waterloo
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