Men and Religion Forward Movement Ames Campaign Outline
Tentative four day program for the Men and Religion Forward Movement in Ames from December 14 to 17, 1911. J H Fellingham of Des Moines will revise and manage details with expert advisers. Highlights include conferences, rallies, campus convocations, and platform meetings led by visiting team members focusing on the movement’s five fold message and community extension themes.
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Men and Religion Forward Movement
Ames
J. H. Fellingham
Des Moines
Down Town
Cole's Hot Blast Range Advertisement
The ad promotes the Pronor hem Range with a new broiler attachment and pots at £20. It claims improved performance over old ranges and urges customers to see Cole's Hot Blast Range to avoid being without this upgrade. Roe
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Cole
Visiting speaker leads town college campaign schedule
A campaign program lists 11:00 a m services with visiting team in pulpits, 3:00 p m men mass, 4:00 p m institutes, 7:30 p m two union mass meetings. Town and college cooperate, with college meetings timed for busy students and emphasis on attending both town and college events.
Thanksgiving Mass at St Cecilia’s Church
A Mass of Thanksgiving will be given today at nine o clock at St Cecilia’s Catholic Church.
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St. Cecilia's Catholi Church
Christian Science Sunday Service in Smith's Hall
Sunday at 11 A M Christian Science services in Smith's Hall with a subject Got the Only Cause and Creator. Scangers welcome.
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Christian Science Services
Smith’s Hall
Bazaar at MBe church features chicken pie supper
The Ladies Aid Society of the M BE church will hold their annual bazaar in the church basement on Thursday afternoon and evening December 7. A chicken pie supper is served Thursday evening for 35 cents. Geo W O'Brien received a telegram from his son Floyd in Seattle reporting his election as supreme grandminster of the world for the Benevolent Protective Independent Order of Lions at a convention of 210 delegates without a dissent.
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Ladies Aid Society
M. BE. Church
Geo. W. O'Brien
Floyd
Seattle
Supreme Grandminster of the World
Benevolent Protective Independent Order of Lions
Chinese lace insertions and grass linen goods for sale
Hand made lace insertions and edges, collars and doilies in thread and silk. Hand embroidered grass linens, lunch cloths, runners. Grass linen and silk pongee by the yard. Elegant Xmas gifts at modest prices. Mrs. H C Scofield, 217 6th St. Phone 65X. 30-tf
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H. C. Scofield
6Th St
Executors Notice for Joseph M Diffenbacher Estate
Notice is given that on November 23 1911 the District Court of Story County Iowa appointed Mary B Diffenbacher executrix of the estate of Joseph M Diffenbacher deceased. All creditors should present claims to the court and debtors pay the executrix. Dated Nevada Iowa November 23 1911.
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District Court
Story County
Iowa
Joseph M. Diffenbacher
Saul County
Sunday church home mission day services announced
On Sunday December 3rd the Sunday school will hold a short program after the lesson and the sermon in the morning will focus on home missions. Christian Endeavor meets at 6 30 p m and preaching follows at 7 30 p m. Midweek prayer meeting is Wednesday evening. all are invited.
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Home Mission
Christian Endeavor
Administrator's Notice in Story County Iowa 1911
On November 6 1911 the District Court of Story County Iowa appointed J Gummel as administrator of the estate of Hattie A Hummel deceased. He invites all creditors to present their claims for allowance and directs all debtors to pay the estate promptly. Dated November 14 1911. V Morgan attorney notes administrator at bottom.
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District Court
Story County
Towa
Hattie A. Hummel
J. Gummel
Nevada
Iowa
Cc. H. Passey
Preaching Service at 3 P. M. on Some Missions
A neighborhood preaching service announced for 3 p.m. on Some Missions invites all residents to attend and participate in the event.
Art Calendar Pads at the Times Sold for Two Dollars
A brief notice notes the sale of art calendar pads at the Times store with a price of two dollars. The item is described in minimal terms and tied to the newspaper office.
Rev Wee to Lead Services at Norwegian Lutheran Church
Rev Wee will conduct services at the Norwegian Lutheran church Sunday with worship in Norwegian at 11:00 a.m. and in English at 2:00 p.m. local time.
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Wee
Thanksgiving Feast Brought By Mrs Shinn Helps Times Family
Through the kindness of Mrs Geo Shinn south of town the Times family enjoys a real Thanksgiving feast. Mr Shinn delivered a seventeen pound turkey to the Times office yesterday. The gesture brings grateful thanks to the community source.
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Geo. Shinn
Times
Mr. Shinn
Times Office
The
Band Benefit at Armory Thursday December
A band benefit is planned at the Armory on Thursday in December to aid a local cause. Organizers urge community turnout and donation from attendees and supporters.
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Armory
Notorious Dunks in Literary History
The London Standard notes famous writers were once deemed dull or foolish in childhood. Gibbon was called dreadfully dull, Hume pictured as a potential steady merchant, Clarke branded a grievous dunce, Boileau and Dryden faced similar scorn, yet each rose to distinction.
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Gibbon
Hume
Adam Clarke
Boileau
Pope
Dryden
Westminster
Dr. Busby
Jobp
London Standard
Pulpit Gift at Local Church Sparks Moral Twist
A revered clergyman received a newly carved pulpit from his devoted congregation. The ornate piece draws praise for craftsmanship but features the inscription He giveth his beloved sleep, prompting quiet reflection on its unintended irony given the rector's sermon themes.
The Way of Them
A humorous exchange from Catholic Standard and Times notes one man’s habit of boasting about his own intellect. The dialogue highlights how talk of intelligence becomes a self image.
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Catholic Standard and Times
The Measure of Life and Quality of Achievements
A Philadelphia Ledger quote argues life should be judged by its quality of achievements rather than its years, challenging the idea that life’s value equates to duration.
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Philadelphia Ledger
He that plants thorns will not gather roses proverb
A traditional maxim warns that those who sow harm should not expect pleasant rewards. The adage emphasizes cause and effect in human behavior.
Profane Authors Question Sparks Golf Club Quip
A Cleveland Plain Dealer cartoon caption quips about reading profane authors, replying with a jest that the speaker belongs to a golf club. The comment plays on contrasting literary taste and leisure.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
What He Wanted to See
A man shops for a garment for a woman in a department store and feels crushed by the task. The saleswoman guides him, he stumbles over sizing, and finally asks to be shown the quickest exit, a blackly humorous reflection on consumer culture.
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New York Sun
A New Religion Starts With Song, Clergyman Says
A clergyman suggests that a new religion should begin by engaging popular song writers to craft songs that express the spirit of faith. He argues that making people feel religion in their hearts can spread it and move the world.
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San Francisco Bulletin
Suspicions Aroused Over Domestic Science Course
A light quote from the Louisville Courier Journal depicts a student recounting how her father persuaded her to take a domestic science course. She jokes that if suspicions are confirmed she will quit and have him buy a fifty dollar hat.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Buying Precious Stones
Ingem buyers should always inspect gems with a microscope to reveal flaws invisible to the naked eye. The quote warns that hidden flaws devalue or ruin stones, noting that visual judgment by eyes can mislead while others’ opinions can help.
Ames School District Sues Over Ames Property Title
In Story County Iowa the Independent School District of Ames files suit alleging sole ownership of Lots 12 18 and 14 in Block 19 Blair's addition Ames with adverse claims by descendants and unknown heirs tracing back through George Thomas and A M H Kistler to the Parish of St Johns Church Ames. The petition states the district holds title by warranty deed from St Johns and seeks quiet title against defendants and unknown claimants.
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District Court
State of
Iowa
Story County
Independent Schol District
Ames
George Y Thomas
Mattie Thomas Buck
George W. Thomas
Logan B. Thomas
Florence Thomas
Logan d ‘Homas
Charlies Thomas
Ralph ‘Homas
Joe Thomas
Opal Thomas
Bycon Thomas
Logan B. ‘Thomas
Blair
George Thomas
Iowaailroad Land Company, (Incorporated
George “’. Thomas
M. H. Kistler
H. Kistler
St. Johns Church
Mary McDonald Knapp
Herman
Independent School District
Noted quotes on propriety and heroism
A Washington Star quote questions wives attending services to observe fashion while the reply cites prosperity allowing a wife to set trends. The fragment references Carlyle’s idea that a sincere man could inspire heroism in others.
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Mr. Cumrox
Washington Star
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S. P. Freed
Miles
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White Orpington Cockerels
Vernon BF. Glidden
Cleveland St
J. E. Campbell
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LL. J. Baird
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E. W Valentine
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Norwegian Lutheran Church
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Victor
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Quade Studio
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H. L. Munn Lumber Co
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