Will Talk On Liquor Fight In Waterloo Visit
Marion Lawrance, commander in chief of North America's organized Sunday school forces, will speak to Waterloo citizens on Tuesday November 24 about the war on liquor traffic led by the International Sunday School association. He will outline the association's strategic position and the broader Sunday school movement including purity evangelism and teacher training with about 18 million members across 174,000 schools and 300 paid workers.
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Marion Lawrance
North America
Waterloo
International Sunday School Association
Lawrance
The Marion Lawrance Sunday School Leader Profile
A sketch of Marion Lawrance a Toledo born educator and business man who shifted from fire insurance to founding and leading a large Sunday school program known as the Marion Lawrance Sunday School. His forty years in Sunday school work started in Toledo and included roles as teacher superintendent and organizer attracting a 2000 member enrollment in Chicago where he now resides.
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Lawrance
Marian Lawrance
Toledo
Onto Sunday School Association
Marion Lawrance
Gratis
Yellow Springs
Gytatuse
N. Y
Chicago
Devs
Syracuse
International Sunday School Association
The Yellow Peril and Dr. Pierce Medicine Ad
An old advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery claiming it strengthens the stomach and blood, purges impurities, and improves digestion, skin conditions, and general vitality. It promises relief from indigestion backache and headaches and offers free medical advice and a booklet.
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Dr. Pierce
V. M. Pierce
Buffalo
Hazleton Social News Highlights Local Visits and Changes
Hazleton neighbors gather for visits from Ded Moines Cedar Mupids and Chicago while Mr and Mrs Weaver Diehl return from Rapids City. Rev Smith from Iowa conference assigned to charge and to preach first sermon. School district mills closed for fall term. buttermaker McDowell vacations as creamery floor is replaced.
Waverly Social Roundup Sees Guests and Events
Waverly notes a busy week with visitors from Marshalltown and Cedar Rapids, new arrivals at homes, campers on the Wapsie, and local parties. A hospital operation, a birth, and a danced Halloween event at Mrs. John’s home are reported along with social visits to Nashua, Sumner, and Wisner. The Waverly chamber party, games, and refreshments mark a lively local scene.
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Florence Lodwis
Charlotte Moore
Sumner
M.D. King
Tanight
Wisner
Neb
Curameser
Barry Barker
Atlantic
Fara Fon Anne
Rapids Nobles Invade Gity Pilgrimage to Waterloo
Katir Temple leaders announce a Nov 6 pilgrimage from Cedar Rapids to Waterloo for Nobles and candidates of the Myatic Shrine. Round trip $40 with stops at Center Point and La Porte, parade to the Masonic temple, banquets, and ceremonial in the Armory.
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Cellar Rapids
Katir
Waterloo Nex
F. Yobin
Recorder TV
Wi Nunitle
le Wld
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Wieder
Dave
Waterloo, Cedar Falls
Hassell-Lamson
Recorder's Office
Noor
Bund
Glad Hand Committee of
Palace Theatre
Crystal Theatre
Princess Theatre
Lyric Theatre
Commercial Club Aid Board of Trade
Ewat
Chamber of Commerce
West Side
Masonic Temple
East Side
Recorder
Russell-Lanson
Iune
Weick
P. J. Martin
Pythias
Potenate
Denver Notes From The Ledger Of October Skim
A boy born at Christ Milins home a week ago Sunday. Henry Hopple suffered bruises when his horses ran away, leaving him with ankle and side injuries likely to keep him from work for weeks. Geo. Meyers celebrated his seventy fifth birthday with many relatives and friends. Louie Riedesel and wife plan an auto trip to Greenville Indiana to visit their daughter and husband. Mrs Amanda Munch enjoys a visit from her Minnesota daughter. John Auner returned from a Missouri visit. St WH Mobing bought three lots near Louise Haileman and resold one on the same day. Henry Preatein family to move into their new home next week. Mrs BR C Smith and baby visiting relatives in Aurora Indiana.
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Denver
Christ Milins
Henry Hopple
Henry
Geo
Mr. Meyers
Louie Riedesel
Greenville
A. W. Phillips
Amanda Munch
Woedemeier
Minnesota
John Auner
Missouri
St. WH
Mobing
Braun
Louise Haileman
H. €. Clausing
Henry Preatein
Foley’s Mooney and Tar Croup Remedy Ad Fact
An old advertisement promotes Foley’s Mooney and Tar Compound as an effective cure for croup hoarseness and choking mucus, claiming it calms gasping breaths and brings quiet sleep. A Massachusetts family testimonial supports quick relief for children, with nearby social notes about guests and dancing later in the evening.
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Croup
Foley
Harold Berg
Mass, Mich
Bryan Tour Narrows Iowa Political Divide
Des Moines covers a Bryan stop critiquing Cummins and Clarke while urging Hamilton and Connolly for partisan gain. The report notes Bryan omits key platform issues and understates Cummins' legislative influence, signaling strategic White House hopes on Iowa's gubernatorial race.
Roberts to resign as Mint director for bank post in New York
Washington October 31 George H B Roberts director of the mint will retire at month end to become assistant to the president of the National City Bank of New York. The bank plans to expand internationally with branches in Rio de Janeiro Buenos Aires and possibly South Africa and Asia. Roberts has held the mint post since 1898 and serves under four presidents.
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Washington, D. C
George HB. Roberts
Mint
National City Bank of New York
National City Bank
United States
Federal Reserve Board
Rio de Janeiro
Buenos Aires
South Africa
Asia
Roberts
Wilson
McKinley
Roosevelt
Tait
Miners Central Railway Plans Alfalfa Seeding Next Year
The Miners Central Railway company will sow alfalfa seed along its right of way from Chicago to Sioux City next year to kill weeds. The area covers several thousand acres.
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Miners Central Railway Company
Chiego
Sioux City
Dun's Weekly Review Notes War Era Market Adjustment
Dun's review reports progress in aligning money and exchange markets with wartime world conditions and a brighter business outlook. Domestic trade lags as war demand and railroad declines restrain several industries. week’s US failures 434 vs 296 last year, Canada 62 vs 30. Bank clearings 2,062,634,000 down 25.9 percent. wheat exports 6,689,988 bushels vs 2,897,100 a year ago.
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New York
Dun
United States
Canada
Fire destroys poultry plant in Independence spillover of losses
Independence report notes Capt Currier from Washington, election visits, and a major Tuesday night fire that razed the poultry plant on First avenue. The building, owned by Independence Produce Co, burned with three or four new buggies belonging to Raymond Whitney inside. Wind spread embers for blocks. surrounding homes and businesses were saved though the blaze caused uninsured losses beyond the buggies.
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Currier
Washington
Congress
Independence
Oy Smith Wright & Sons
First Avenue
Independence Produce Co
Raymond Whitney
Noted artists in concert here second in series
Grace M. E. church presents a second artists course concert Tuesday evening November 3 featuring violinist Marguerite Austin English diploma holder and pupil of Cesar Thomson, soprano Hazel Dell Neff praised for vocal range and tone, and Leo Zelenka Lerango with Prague conservatory training and a celebrated concert harp gift from the German emperor. Tickets are offered at a low price. Also a Foley Cathartic Tablets ad claim improving bowel health and stomach comfort.
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Grace M. EB. Church
Marguerite
Austin
Royal Academy of Music
London
Cesar Thomson
Brussels
Misa Hazel Dell Neff
Leo Zelenka-Lerango
Austria
Rudolph of
Great
Prague Conservatory
Kutelik
Kocian
Malek
Ondricek
Detmold
Germany
Latest frost in Iowa on November 3 1868 not a record
Waterloo pioneer W T Whitney recalls autumn of 1865 when pumpkins grew in fields along the North Waterloo to downtown route and frost did not appear until after November 3. He notes the 1868 front was not a record. A light freeze accompanied the frost.
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Iowa
W. T. Whitney
Waterloo
I. G
Whitney
Southwest Iowa Apple King Has Big Harvest
Shenandoah October 31 F Spencer of Randolph reports a harvest of 10000 bushels from his orchard. 3000 bushels Grimes Golden, 4000 Winesaps, rest other varieties. He owns a forty acre home orchard, leases another, and has just planted a new forty acre orchard not yet bearing. The yield earns him the title Apple King of this state region, noting he may grow more Grimes Golden than any other Iowa fruit man.
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Des Moines
Bryan
Connolly
Cummming
Cummins
United States Senate
Cumming
Senate
Iowa
Clarke
Hamilton
Hamiton
Congress
Shenandoah
Spencer
Randolph
Grimes
Voter Instructions For Ballot Changes In Black Hawk County
Voters will face a large seven column ballot with party names Republican Democratic Progressive Socialist Prohibitionist Independent and Non-Partisan Judicial. No circles. squares appear in front of each candidate to mark crosses. A smaller ballot allows approval or disapproval of a crop-improvement funding proposal of 5000. County payout would be 5800 with 1200 government share. Voters should pick three district and three supreme court judges on a non-partisan ticket. Election material is with county election judges. ballots due two days before the election. A Want Ad notes the Courier and Reporter will provide the best results.
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Black Hawk County
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