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Waterloo Evening Courier in Waterloo, Iowa

25 Sep 1915

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Waterloo Evening Courier

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Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1915

Page

14

American philanthropists consider aiding Armenian immigration

Washington reports philanthropists may fund bringing persecuted Armenians to the United States while no formal plan is set. Ambassador Morgenthau to investigate missionaries killed as Turkish operations continue. In New York, Armenian leaders cite estimates of 450000 killed and 606000 made homeless out of 1500000.

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Washington, D. C Far East State Department American Board of Foreign Missions Department Morgenthau New York M. Symbad Gabriel Armenian General Progressive Association United States Wnubar Pasha Paris Katholikos Turkey Nubar Pasha Constantinople Athens Interseg Gabriel Cilicia Armonia
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Glimpses of Pioneer Life in Black Hawk County

In 1915, reminiscences praise early settlers who traveled by ox team to Black Hawk County. The piece recalls oxen as economical and safer than horses, the role of oxen in building, and the simple communal life with churches and gatherings. It extols figures like Judge G. W. Conch, Edmund Miller, J Hy Leavitt, Samuel B. Grout, Deacon Sanborn, Douglass and Manson, and Mrs. Whitaker, noting their virtue and service amid hard times. Waterloo dated September 20, 1915, concludes with a salute to pioneers and a nod to the Evening Courier and Reporter readership.

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Black Hawk County G. W. Conch Hoe Cedar Waterton Minois Central Cedar Falls Junction First National Bank Edmund Miller J. Hy. Leavitt Samuel B. Grout Deacon Sanborn Douglass Manson Waterloo
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