Benjamin Stewart Des at Age 86 in Hutchinson Kansas
Benjamin Stewart died September 12 at his daughter Mrs Frank Calladay’s home in Hutchinson Kansas He was 86 and a Waterloo pioneer arriving in 1863 He owned property at Fourth Jefferson and conducted a blacksmith shop His 1856 marriage to Mary Jane Hines preceded his move to Hutchinson in 1885 to work with his son-in-law He is survived by his widow daughter Molinday son O B Stewart seven grandchildren and two great grandchildren One son E A Stewart died three years ago Funeral at his daughter’s home with burial in Hutchinson.
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Benjamin Stewart
Waterloo
Frank Calladay
Hutchinson
Kan
Mr. Stewart
Fourth
Jefferson Streets
Fifth Streets
Iowa State Bank
Jefferson Street
Mary Jane Hines
Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart
First Methodist Church
Afercer
Mercer County
Seatch-Trish
Molinday
O. B. Stewart
E. A. Stewart
Stewart
Sunday School Reports Prosperity at Meeting
At the First Evangelical Sunday school annual meeting in the church parlors reports of the year's work were given. Officers elected and a progressive campaign outlined for next year. Rally day will be observed Oct. L. W. Braun was re elected. Other officers named include C F Altstadt W F Sehrag Martin Dilger Lydia Anton Lucile Gruener Lloyd Smith William Steeley. Departing superintendents will be appointed by the Sunday school board. A want ad in the Waterloo Courier and Reporter promises best results.
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Evangelical Sunday School
W. WW. Braun
Waterloo paving plan aims for fall completion
Waterloo officials announce major street improvements will finish this fall if conditions stay normal. Sewer and sidewalk work progresses with patching ongoing. lift station and most small sewer contracts near completion. Fifth and Sycamore streets slated for creosote block paving while others receive asphalt.
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Galloway
Hagerman
Parker Street
Fifth Street
Sycamore Street
Seventh
Bark Avenue
Lafayette
Park Avenue
Mwlinois Central
Water Street
Lane Street
Fowler
Independence Avenue
Lafayette Street
Oak Avenue
Ulinois
Commercial
Rint
Jefferson Street
Fifth
Park
Mullan Avenue
Jefferson
Parker Streets
Logan Avenue
Illinois Central
G O P Landslide Seen for November
Davenport businessman Harry L. Wallace predicts a Republican landslide in November, citing discontent with Wilson policies and the Adamson bill. Wallace, a Hudson farm owner, returned from an extended trip east noting deteriorating U S prestige, yet sees strong western prospects. He also mentions Iona's favorable outlook and directs readers to the Want Page.
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Davenport
Waterloo
Mr. Wallace
Hudson
Wilson
Mr. Wilson
Adamson
Wallace
England
United States
East
Iona Far
Central control suggested for appropriations debate
Washington Wews Bureau reports Congressman Fitzgerald urges one central appropriation committee to cut waste. He notes current split among six committees handling army navy post office and other bills, proposing a 39 to 40 member panel to oversee all supply appropriations. Describes hearings on armor plate plant sites and postmaster commissions in Iowa.
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Washington Wews Bureau of
Waterloo Evening Courier
Washington, D. C
Fitzgerald
House Appropriations Committee
Altho
Agriculture Committee
Committee On Post Offices
Rice In Spain Enables Major Rice Exports
In Spain rice production reaches sufficient quantities to support important shipments to other countries, signaling growing export capacity and potential market impact for regional agriculture and trade.
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Spain
Zemo Advertisement Claims Clear Skin
An advertisement touts Zemo obtainable at any drug store or in a large bottle for $1.00. It promises to remove pimples blackheads eczema and ringworm without greasiness or staining. It emphasizes ease of use and low cost per application with the slogan Zemo Cleveland.
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Zemo
Cleveland
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