Emanuel movement gains attention in Des Moines
Des Moines ministers and physicians back an Emmanuel movement blending psychology religion and medicine. Leaders Flynn Magill and supporters promote health clinics within churches to treat body and soul, asserting cooperation with doctors and a return to early church methods.
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Chicago
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Iowa
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America
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Boston
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Reversal of Emmetsburg sewer case stirs city politics
Supreme Court reverses Emmetsburg sewer decision over two points, halting contractor work while allowing unpaid property owners to use sewer lines. About 363 lots in the district escape costs. The ruling cites missing aye vote in council records and imperfect bid notices. In Des Moines John Hamilton enters gubernatorial race on broad reform platform as Garst and Carroll face off in party contest.
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Social Roundup of Des Moines Ames Visitors and Local Arrivals
A dense listing of social visits and hometown stays by Miss Rogers Miss Rundlett Miss Nicholson Miss Philina Lake Miss Mereness Miss Galloway and many others at Des Moines Ames Gilbert Nevada Boone Colfax Spencer Newton Newton. The notices include hospitalities at Margaret Hall the Rice Plantation and the Cagwin home with several family events and visits from April through the recent weekend. Notable mentions include births Mrs George Judison and a son born April 2d.
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Gilbert
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First Primer on Caucuses from Boone News Republican
The Boone News Republican states that a young Republican learns to honor caucus decisions and that defecting against a caucus candidate signals political ruin. It frames caucus discipline as essential to party viability and personal standing.
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Iowa Teachers Vote on Holiday Convention Date Change
A mail vote shows 2300 teachers favor moving the Christmas convention to October or November while 750 prefer keeping the Christmas date.
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Iowa
No City Can Prosper Without Local Effort
The Waterloo Times-Tribune urges residents to invest in local initiatives and community building, arguing prosperity depends on people using their means to develop their own city rather than seeking outside opportunities.
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Waterloo Times-Tribune
Hardin Citizen Endorses Iowa Evidence on Health Certificates
The Hardin county Citizen urges use of speeches in Iowa as better evidence while noting many health certificates are being issued for Allison. Al Adams of the Humboldt Independent published three extras reporting Gotch-Hackenschmidt match progress in Chicago Friday night.
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Man jailed for locomotive theft argues system abuse
Kansas City man sentenced to five years for stealing a locomotive claims abuse is aimed at a flawed system and a lacking legal department. He says the case shows the larger machine failed to function properly and accuses officials of bias.
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Sioux City Tribune
Local land sale and river district work plans emerge
Ed Klove purchased the State and Hodge street lot and plans summer construction. Todd J. Patton, Class of 1905, a Civil engineer, works in the Charger River district locating tracks and dumps for disposal of material excavated from the canal prison.
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Todd J. Patton
Charger River District
Os Litchard Dies by Own Action in Creston City
Word reached that Os car Litchard, once a Story county resident, committed suicide at his home in Creston City Oklahoma in the latter part of March.
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Emma Tellier
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Oscar Litchard
Story County
Creston City
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Gooley’s Fortunes Hint at Early Risers’ Bond
In a brief note from the DB Gooley column, a fellow feeling is described between Gooley and a man who rises early in the warning and huastles. The piece hints at shared values and mutual respect among early risers in the community.
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ManZan Pile Remedy Ad Promises Fast Relief
An advertisement promotes ManZan Pile Remedy priced at 50 cents. It guarantees prompt relief after one application and claims the preparation soothes and heats, ready for immediate use on any form of piles.
Local Families and Social News From Ames and Nevada
The H Wettstein family will occupy the Coffins house. Sacketts from Winterset visit relatives in Ames. J D Flint and family move from Kansas to North Clark Street Ames. Floyd Williams and Cecil Alexander visited Merz in Cambridge. Ladies of the first church plan a May 2 sale in Odd Fellows Hall. Martha Coffin invited to Clover club dinner at Corlette home. Harriett Beyer attended Edith Proper’s wedding party in Des Moines. Ada Newell, former Ames drawing teacher now at Drake University, guest of Daisy Brown. Mrs Severs and daughter depart for South Dakota. both ex I.8.C. students. Mrs Whitney of Vinton arranges niece Halleck’s place in Domestic Science next fall. Ben Davis and Peckhams of Marshalltown visit Chas Hamilton in Law Center. J. Grove grocery worker to Marshalltown for marriage to Mrs Anderson. Lieutenant Koeppen and German car officials heard at Sigma Nu House. Noah Robinson, Nevada native, killed in accident on Col. Scott farm. Cause may be epilepsy with a possible fit triggering wagon overturn. Burial to be at Mullen Settlement with Odd Fellows in charge.
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Harriett Beyer
Des Moines
Edith Proper
Chamberlain
Noah Robinson
Nevada
Col. Scott
Mr. Schaudt
Nevada Township
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Mullen Settlement
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Cole
Timely Addition Clock Installed at College Center
A new electric clock has been installed in the Central building at the college by J. W. Tinsley. It is placed over the President's reception room door opposite the main entrance and connected with the campus line. The hands move every twelve seconds, five times a minute, marking the first such clock in the building.
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J. W. Tinsley
Card of Thanks for Mrs. Co. A. Hutchinson death
We extend thanks to friends for kindness and sympathy in our bereavement following the death of Mrs. Co. A. Hutchinson. R. B. Hutchinson, family and relatives.
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Co. A. Hutchinson
R. B. Hutchinson
Administrator's Notice of Estate in Btory County Iowa
The district court of Btory County Iowa appoints BELDLS as administrator of the estate of Henry Foster deceased on March 1908. Creditors must pay and claimants present authenticated claims for allowance in the court.
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District Court
Btory County
Iowa
Henry Foster
Mare Beldls
Dog on Street Car Tragedy Ends Dog Bout
Miss Ollie Melick plans to move a bull-pup to her claim near Manilla South Dakota for protection. A dog fight outside Geo Robinson's store ended when a street car intervened, killing one dog and leaving another in mourning.
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Manilla
South Dakota
Protection and Company
Geo. Robinson
Fortce
Chicago
Melick
G C Peterson Named Assistant Transit Man at Gatun Dam
G C Peterson I 8 C 05 serves as assistant transit man to the resident engineer in the Gatun Dam division at Gatun.
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Gatun Dam
Gatun
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