Religious Services Announced By Two Local Churches
U B Church led by Pastor R E Jamison offers Sunday school at 10 a m and worship at 11 with a Love sermon. YY P S Co holds services at 6 30 with a 7 30 sermon The Unpardonable Sin Prayer meeting midweek First Congregational Church under William J Minchin presents morning service The Cross evening Jonah's Method of Reasoning Sunday school at 9 45 and Y P S C E at 6 30 We aim to help people.
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U. B. Church
R. E. Jamison
YY. P. Ss. Co
First Congregational Church
William J. Minchin
Jonah
Pleasant Grove Quarterly Meeting Farewell for Pastor Elliott
Pleasant Grove reports A. M. Elliott will lead Sunday services for the quarterly meeting. It will be his farewell Sunday before leaving for California, with a supply expected for the charge in a few weeks.
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Pleasant Grove
A. M. Elliott
California
Christian Church Services Outline Morning and Evening
Pastor John T. Houser leads Bible school at 10 a m and preaching at 11 with communion. Christian Endeavor meets at 6 30 p m and the evening service at 7 30 p m features a program by the Endeavor society and a sermon titled a Heavenly Challenge.
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Christian Church
John T. Houser
Bible School
Christian Endeavor Society
The Power of the Master’s Touch Sermon at Local Church
The Methodist Episcopal Church announces morning services with theme The Power of the Master’s Touch led by minister George D. Crissman. In the evening Ida B. Wise of Des Moines will give an address as recording secretary of the National Purity association and a noted temperance worker in the Middle West.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
George D. Crissman
Ida B. Wise
Des Moines
National Purity Association
Middle West
Lutheran Church Service Notice
Peter Wee is the pastor at the Lutheran Church. Services are held Sunday evening at 8 o'clock.
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Lutheran Church
Peter Wee
Christian Science Sunday Service at Smith's Hall
Christian Science services are held Sunday at 10 45 a m in Smith s hall with the subject Mind.
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Christian Science
Smith's Hall
Oranges Offer Cure for Alcohol Cravings, Says Doctor
Dr. George J. Drews told the Chicago Vegetarian Society that orange juice can curb alcoholic appetite. He urged biting oranges to dull thirst, noting the sugar causes a wholesome disgust for bars. The piece contrasts Iowa's apple cure with Florida and California orange efforts.
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Knights of the
George J. Drews
Chicago Vegetarian Society
Oskaloosa Globe
California
Florida
Iowa
Samuel Bailey
Mt. Ayr
Hospital Proposition Endorsed by The Record
The Record reports Story City residents discuss a Lutheran Hospital to be run by local congregations. Plans are not concrete, stock would be non-dividend paying and non-assessable. The piece endorses investment by Norwegians and urges broad local support for the project.
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Roland
Story
Story City
Ames Briefs Highlight Local Appointments and Transfers
Mr. Fred Snyder of Jewell visited Ames on Tuesday. Dr. Dyer notable general practice in medicine and surgery. Carl Clapper elected manager of the high school track team. Homer Reynolds of the Theta Xi house spent Sunday at his home in Oskaloosa. F. K. Shuff unable to assume Boone duties due to illness. Thomas Roland sold his farm to William Barr with possession March 1. Walter Harriman returned Saturday from Texas to visit grandparents after the holidays.
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Fred Snyder
Jewell
Ames
Dyer
Carl Clapper
Homer Reynolds
Theta Xi
Oskaloosa
F. K. Shuff
Boone
Thomas Roland
William Barr
Walter Harriman
Texas
Ackerman
Red Oak
Hans Valen
Louis Johnson
C. H. Anderson
Boones News
Wallace Gossard
Marshalltown
Walter Morris
Frank Sawin
Des Moines
J. A. Sawin
P. C. Christiansen
A. Doolittle
Story City Herald
Nellie
Bessie Bollinger
Boone News
Charlotte Chase
Onslow
Iowa
R. T. Jeffrey
Clark Avenue
F. M. Gossard
J. A. Campbell
Mabel Parsons
Prof
Morrow
Sioux City
W. J. Dixon
North Western Avenue
Elmer Hanson
Iowa State College
Roland Record
Carroll
Myra Graham
Chicago
Ray Wortman
H. J. Illsley
Capestake
Craig
Lincoln
Neb
Prof. McDonald
McDonald
Thomas Rice
Mercy Hospital
C. G. Lee
Wm. Taylor
Ringgold County
Wm. Snyder
Gilbert
Taylor
Ashton
Lee County
Illinois
Mary Raynor
Kaynor
E. C. Bishop
Norris
Bishop
Nebraska
Alcohol dissolves sugar and more says Cambridge Leader
Reader asks if alcohol dissolves sugar and the reply confirms it will. The note adds playful exaggeration that alcohol would dissolve gold silver brick houses horses happiness love and everything else worth having, citing the Cambridge Leader.
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Nebraska
Cambridge Leader
View of corporate wealth as a field for citizens
Judge Grosscup argues that trusts resist eradication by law and that the corporate form remains the nation's wealth, urging a shift from viewing corporations as enemies to viewing them as a rich field open to every citizen for participation.
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Grosscup
Card of Thanks from Graves Family
The Graves family extends grateful thanks for the many acts of kindness shown during their hours of affliction. E H Graves and family Anna E Graves Sadieh Graves express appreciation.
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E. H. Graves
Anna E. Graves
Sadieh, Graves
Judge Stevens Recovers and Returns to Ames Roots
Hon. John L. Stevens visited town on Tuesday feeling strong after a recent accident. He declares full recovery and says he feels as young as when he attended school in Ames.
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Judge Stevens
John L. Stevens
Ames
Wife Corrects Peddler Ad Idea With Store Price
A neighbor buys a novel coffee pot from a peddler. Her husband, a hardware dealer, reveals he already sells the same item at half the price. She suggests advertising to reveal his stock.
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Cambridge Leader
Military Inspection Monday Evening at Fort Crook
Colonel Lin coln and General Lin coln's brigade headquarters and Company C will be inspected next Monday evening by Captain JohnS. Switzer of the Fourth U. S. infantry. Armory gallery admission is by card only and the main floor is restricted to guard or regular army personnel.
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Johns. Switzer
Fourth U. S. Infantry
Fort Crook
Lincoln
Guard
Regular Army
City bill poster receives consignment for eradicating the white plague
J. Woodward, the city bill poster, has received his consignment of bills and will post them on Main Street. The work in printing posting and posting nationwide is donated to the humane campaign.
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J. Woodward
Main Street
Cause of Humanity
United States
Publisher Seeks Subscriptions For Herald Urgently
The Story City Herald asks readers to remit subscriptions this month. Out of town subscribers may send bills checks money orders or stamps and the paper will accept most anything except excuses.
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the Herald
Story City Herald
Rural Mail Carriers Gather in Ames for Washington Birthday
Story county rural mail carriers will assemble in Ames next Wednesday to celebrate Washington's Birthday. The post office will close at 10 30 for the day as carriers, who serve all parts of Story county daily except Sundays and certain holidays, enjoy the event.
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Story County
Ames
Washington
Intelligencer
Rexall 93 Hair Tonic Promises Hair Growth Guarantee
Loughran and Bauer promote Rexall 93 Hair Tonic with a personal guarantee that trials cost nothing if unsatisfactory. They claim it will grow hair on bald heads except when roots are dead or scalp glazed, citing past successes and offering 50c and 1.00 bottle sizes at their Rexall Store.
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Rexall
Loughran & Bauer
Local residents web of visits and health updates
A long list of Ames area residents report visits, illnesses, and travel. Mrs. E L Wilson remains bedfast with grip while Miss Lincoln recovers from tonsillitis. Many friends and relatives travel to Des Moines, Hampton, and Des Moines for doctor visits, hospital stays, weddings, and family events.
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E. L. Wilson
E. W. Stanton
Des Moines
Sarah McElyea
J. A. Warner
Wetherford
Oklahoma
Helen Gage
Marion
Iowa
Lincoln
Heath
Fort Dodge
Ames
G. A. Snook
Florence
Footprints on the sands of time inspires onward labor
A concise verse urging futureless trust and present action. It recalls past greatness to inspire living effort, urging perseverance, patient waiting, and striving toward noble aims guided by virtue and faith.
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Longfellow
Howard McCarthy and Laura Mabel Bryner Wed in Jefferson
Howard McCarthy a city barber married Miss Laura Mabel Bryner of Jefferson at her home on Monday January 30. They will reside in Boone where he works and where they have made their home. The Queen Esther Circle plans a Poverty Social in the M E church basement on February 18 at 7:30 with general admission. Everyone invited.
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Howard McCarthy
Laura Mabel Bryner
Jefferson
Mr. McCarthy
Boone
Queen Esther
M. E
Professor MacMurray Delivers Talk at Boone YMCA
Professor Arthur MacMurray lectures before the Boone YMCA Friday evening on Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, offering a study of dual nature. The event engages members with literary analysis and discussion.
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Arthur MacMurray
Boone
Dr. Jekyl
Mr. Hyde
Ames Man Wins Five Acre Farm Contest Across States
The State Poultry Board of Missouri capped a national contest where entries from over 200 participants in 19 states showed plans for a five acre poultry operation. Winners include Frank E. Mixa of Ames Iowa who received the main prize a five acre farm, and Bud H Hicken of Ames Iowa who earned a top prize for poultry feed.
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State Poultry Board of
Missouri
Lillie S. Tidwell
Arkansas City
Kan
Prairie State
Bud H. Hicken
Ames
Iowa
Elijah Steen
Charleston
West Virginia
A A Hunter
Merchantville
N. J
D. E. Hale
Quincy
Ill
Fred G. Quern
Lakewood
Geo. F. Bucoy
Cedar Vale
F.M. Shorb
Kirksville
F. E. Mixa
Iowa State College
R. H. Hicken
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