Walnut Street Baptist church notices of meetings and events
The Walnut Street Baptist church announces tomorrow evening home meetings at listed addresses for the neighborhood Bible classes. A regular prayer service Thursday will be led by delegates from the state Baptist convention. Friday night the pastor will present an illustrated lecture Lands Beyond with a silver offering for the mission fund. Revival services run from next Sunday through November led by the pastor and choir. Also scheduled: Hon. Maurice Conmolly and Hon. M. Gibson speak at the Armory tonight.
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Walnut Street Baptist Church
Jarrod
Webster
Bogardus
Lincoln
Carr
Riehl
McFarland
Linn
Jensen
Oneida
Diamond
Clar
Glmstead
Third Street East
Richardson
Fremont
J. A. Smith
Independence Avenue
Clayton
Diefenbach Family Endorses Father John's Medicine
Michael Diefenbach of Ebeneser New York testifies that Father John s Medicine helped his 11 year old son recover from fatigue weak appetite and cough after two separate illnesses. He reports giving it to two other boys and a three year old baby with similar improvement and urges readers to obtain the remedy, noting an address to request by mail.
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Father John
Father Jolers
N.Y
Fire Trucks Racing Endangers Pedestrians
Police crack down on speed racing by fire trucks after several violators are fined. Five cited on Sunday for racing down Sycamore street while children crossed nearby. Charges include fines of 3 dollars and one man fined 100 dollars or 30 days on the streets.
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Leighton
Dunham
Syvcamore Street
Ben Cone
Sycamore
Captain Wagner
Othcers
Robert Weatherwax
Rex Puffer
Floyd Eddy
John Stewart
E. Whittle
G. K. Pierce
Joe Fink
Mayer's 5c and 10c Store Opens With Large Crowd
Over 2,000 people attended the opening of Mayer's 5c and 10c Store. The proprietor thanks the public for support, promises the best possible merchandise at ten cents or less, notes a temporary shortage due to demand, and expects a half carload of goods in a few days to complete the lines.
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Mayer
Inquire Into Nolan Death Inquest Set For Tomorrow Evening
An inquest into the death of Wilford Nolan will be held tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock in the Coroner C A Waterbury office located in the Russell Lamson block. Nolan died under peculiar circumstances in Dr P O Convery's office on Commercial Street Saturday afternoon. Funeral services were conducted at his late home, 496 Fourth Street West, by Rev Father Lanthan. The remains were sent by the Great Western for interment in Lawler. Nolan, born in Lawler 27 years ago, is the deceased.
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Wilford Nolan
C. A. Waterbury
Russell-Lamson
Nolan
P. O. Convery
Commercial Street
Fourth Street
Father Lanthan
Great Western
Lawler
Plan Exhaustive Money Trust Probe in Washington
The house committee on banking and currency plans an exhaustive inquiry starting November 1. Subpoenas target prominent financiers including J. Pierpont Morgan and John D. Rockefeller. Under Samuel Untermyer, experts compile statistics tracing connections among banks and corporations to map central influence.
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Washington, D. C
House Committee On Banking and Currency
Vierpont Morgan
George W. Perkins
George F. Baker
Cleveland JH. Dodge
John D. Rockefeller
New York
Orover
Representative Pujo
Louisiana
Samuel Untermeyer
Commit
Lipe
Jat Arms Office
Untermeyer
Yyork
Taft Gains But Wilson Leads In Presidential Polls
The Chicago Record Herald and New York Herald show Wilson with 397 electoral votes, Roosevelt 20, Taft 11, with 103 doubtful nine days before the election. Wilson leads in many states including Alabama to Wisconsin. Roosevelt held California and Washington, Taft listed as doubtful in several others. Des Moines reports Roosevelt gaining strength in Iowa, with Franke noting a Roosevelt-ahead trend though wary of poll accuracy.
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Roosevelt
Chicago Record-Herald
New York Herald
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Connecticut
Florida
Georgia
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
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Louisiana
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Maine
Massachusetts
Minnesota
Mississippi
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
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New York
North Carolina
Ohio
Oklahoma
Oregon
South Carolina
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Texas
Virginia
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Washington
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Vermont
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Doubtful
Delaware
Idaho
Illinois
Michigan
North Dakota
Pennsylvania
New Hampshire
Rhode Island
Debs
Franke
Des Moines
Progressive
Col
Theodore Roosevelt
Carl Franke
Earch
Dix
Dairy Paper Endorses Pickett for Congress in Iowa
The Dairy Paper, a nonpartisan advocate for the dairy industry, endorses Charles E. Pickett for Congress in Iowa's Third District. It praises his record opposing the oleomargarine bill and opposing Canada reciprocity, urging farmers to support him for continued protection of dairymen interests.
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Chicago
Pickett
Canada
Congress
Polls Show Roosevelt Leads In Various Iowa Votes
The document lists poll results from several towns and counties in Iowa showing Roosevelt leading with taft and Wilson trailing in many districts. Notable figures include Roosevelt 363 to Wilson 181 in Walnut Pottawattamie and Des Moines counties showing Roosevelt ahead with Wilson and Taft mixed in multiple locations. A separate note mentions Mr. and Mrs. Burgess McGinnis of Chenoa Illinois visiting Auditor Rainbow’s family and considering Iowa with four daughters seeking a good school and land nearby.
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Walnut
Pottawattamie
Roosevelt
Wilson
Taft
Mediapolis
Des Moines
Charles City
Floyd County
Engle Grove
Wright County
Ottoren
Humboldt Couintye
Rembrandt
Buena Vista County
Glidden
Carroll County
Darafraw
Eo Patt
Deva
Dix Bitol
Burgess McGinnis
Chenoa
Ill
County Auditor
Illinois
Iowa
Grateful Letters From Women Endorse Pinkham's Compound
Letters from women across the United States and Canada praise Lydia K. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief from female complaints including inflammation ulcers displacements tumors irregularities periodic pains and backache. The Pinkham laboratories in Lynn Massachusetts retain files but publish only with written consent from the writer.
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United States
Canada
Lydia KK
Pinkham
Pinkham Laboratories
Lynn
Pinkhaw
Waterloo readers pleased with ridges and Cedar Rapids trip
Farmers show interest in Waterloo and surrounding county as they depart for Cedar Rapids. Idle bills for farmers' auction sales are emphasized and used to advantage with the Courier's advertising columns. The Waterloo Evening Courier is published by W. H. Hartman Company at 209-213 Park Avenue West.
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Courier
W. H. Hartman
Waterloo Evening Courier
Park Avenue West
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East Fourth Street
Pollar
Maurice Conmolly
M. Gibson
Armory
Father Join
Lowell
Mass
Chinchilla
Robespierre
The
Fur Store
Tat
Dairy Paper
Red Oak
Montgomery County
Willson
Train
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Paul Davis Dry Goods Co
ING Outfit
C. J. Miller
Weat
Mabel Ettinger
West Fourth Street
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