Widest Publicity for Cattle Show Sets Town Cryers Tour
Town Criers will visit every community within 60 miles of Waterloo to advertise the Waterloo Cattle Congress, Oct 12 17, with autos carrying dairy show boosting material. General Manager Hugh G Van Pelt and associates push a wide publicity drive as entries for the 1914 exhibition surpass prior years, promising the best show yet. Queen City College advertises the methods.
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Waterloo
Waterloo Cattle Congress
Cattle Congress
Hugh G. van Pelt
Russell-Lamgon
Two Hundred at A O U W Meeting
Two hundred members of the Ancient Order United Workmen and friends gathered at the hall to accept a marble altar donated by the late William Crosby. Speeches were given by Mayor John Ford and Dr. Murray Wildman of Fort Dodge, and E Evans master workman. J Jordan presided. lodge ladies served refreshments and an orchestra provided music before dancing in later hours.
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Ancient Order United Workmen
Lodge
William Crosby
John Ford
Murray Wildman
Fort Dodge
E. #. Evans
J. @. Jordan
County W C T U to Be Entertained
Members of the Waterloo Women’s Christian Temperance Union host the W C T U of Black Hawk county at a Willard hall Chau tauqua park house party on Thursday and Friday with Cedar Falls Hudson and La Porte guests. The event aims for camp like fun and planning for winter work as hosts await a large attendance and ask guests to bring picnics. Deputy game warden P Houston has just issued copies of state and federal game laws to distribute to sportsmen to prevent trouble.
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Woman's Christian Temperance Union of
Waterloo
Black Hawk County
Willard Hall
Chautauqua Park
Cedar Falls
Hudson
la Porte
Waterloo Union
P. Houston
Houston
Evang Goodman Greenwood Opens Walnut Street Meetings
Lawrence Greenwood of Boston leads special services at Walnut Street church with sermons on The Non Convicted Christ and A Work for Every Man. He introduces New Songs of the Gospel, urges finding God’s plan for each life, and holds after meetings for Christian workers. He also speaks at the Illinois Central railroad shops and returns tonight at 7:90.
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Lawrence Greenwood
Boston
Greenwood
Christ
Evangelist
Meno
Illiuoig Central Railroad
Walnut Street Church
Double Waterloo council frees two pastors for Wichita calls
A unique two church council case in Waterloo granted release for Dr. Walter H. Rollins of First Congregational to become president of Fairmount College Wichita and for Rev. L. B. Hix of Plymouth to accept the Plymouth Congregational pastorate there. The councils praised their work and noted the impending move to the same city.
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First Congregational Church
Plymouth Congregational Church
Congregational Churches
Walter H. Rollins
First Church
Fairmount College
Wichita
Kan
L. B. Hix
Plymouth Church
Rollins
Waterloo
Hix
Temperatures September 29 and hospital update
The Buchanon Optic reports yesterday’s weather with highs of 71 and 47 low. Other entries show 62/54 and 64/57 readings. Mrs. Ted Waugh is recovering after an operation at Presbyterian Hospital.
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Buchanan Optic Company
Ted Waugh
Othe Presbyterian Hospital
Waterloo
Hurke
Fifth Street
Horace van Metre
Chicago
Ricker van Metre
City in Brief: Numerous Local Moves and Occurrences
District notes show many Waterloo residents in transit or at home. Movements include visits to Cedar Rapids Freeport and Chicago. births and weddings in Grundy Center. consular visits, railway work, and a bazaar plan by St Marys parish. Local officials discuss tax deadlines as warrants rise past 5000, while funerals and family visits mark the day.
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A. W. Howman
Cedar Falls Road
Albert Jansen
Hilda Schulz
Grundy Center
Knapp
J. KR. Jenking
Erie
St. Mary's Parish
Armory
Investors’ Unprofitable Foreign Stocks Highlighted in Appeal
The hearing before Judge Durham included an appeal from assessment in the Meltney v. County Auditor Rainbow case. McElhinney described foreign stock holdings with unprofitable ventures including a timber development near New Orleans and a southern railway stake held through a receiver. The Iowa Mausoleum stock issue could not be precisely tallied. Also noted: Scribner v. W., C.F. & N. remains underway for $15,000 damages after a boy’s foot injury. Police pension votes denied Mr Haines but granted Mrs Hoxle a $20 monthly pension. Haines’ rehabilitation was deemed insufficient to justify continued payment. Advertisements for Crown Flour and Lytle Flour appear.
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Durham
F. BF. Melt
Ney Ve
Rainbow
G. B. Pike
A. B. Lovejoy
Addison G. Kistle
McElhinney
New Orleans
Southern Railway
Iowa Mausoleum Company
F. L. Maytag
Iowa
Pelice
W. C. Haines
Police Department
Charles Hoxle
Haines
Saines
iJanees
Great Artists Series in Waterloo Concert Season Predicted
Prominent Waterloo musician Scott B. Prowell predicts strong support for the Redpath Vawter System plan to bring a series of concerts and lectures to Waterloo. He notes his prominence in local musical circles and discusses the anticipated city backing.
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Waterloo
Scott B. Prowell
Prowell
Woman Overcomes Weakness After Vegetable Compound
Unionville Missouri resident Martha Leavex suffered extreme female trouble with weakness nervous spells and cramps then nearly unable to walk. After taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she improved and recovered fully expressing high praise and recommending it to others in a letter to the company.000
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Unionville
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mantha Leavex
Missouri
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