The Curse of Offense and the Prohibition Debate
A historical editorial argues for nationwide prohibition, denouncing open saloons as a danger to youth and national strength. It calls for ending saloons, reallocating tax money, and treating liquor interests with firm but fair policy while urging leadership from a united nation.
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Hobson
Washington
You
Reauy
Heaven and Earth
China
The Puffed-Up Egotist Editorial Note
A Boone News Republican remark critiques editors who turn their papers into personal advertisements. It argues most editors must focus on topics of general interest to sustain credibility and success over time.
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Boone News- Republican
Absinthe’s Spread Through French Society During War
The article notes French soldiers in the Algeria campaign of 1844 47 mixed absinthe with wine as a febrifuge and returned with a drinking habit. It describes progression from muscular quivering and hair loss to emaciation and a sallow face, followed by brain lesions, dreams, delusions, and eventually paralysis and death.
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Tippler
Reed Hartson Wedding in Payette Grinnell ties mark union
Miss Mary Reed of Payette wed Louis D. Hartson of Ottumwa Iowa in a June 24 1914 Presbyterian church ceremony officiated by the bride’s father The wedding featured a ring ceremony bridesmaids Alice Reed and Christine Swanson best man Arthur Hungerford music by Paul Brainard Esther Reed and Mabel Dorsey with Payette teachers coordinating decor The couple left for a honeymoon in the mountains and will reside in Grinnell Iowa where Hartson is an assistant professor of psychology and education
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Presbyterian Church
Mary Reed
Payette
Louis D. Hartson
Ottumwa
Iowa
M. D
Ada Reed
Alice Reed
Christine Swanson
Des Moines
Arthur Hungerford
Tacoma
Washington
Paul Brainard
W. S. Olds
Grinnell College
Brainard
Emily Hickey
Florence Aylward
Esther Reed
Mendelsohn
Mabel Dorsey
Beatrice Blakesley
Payette High School
Millie Lattig
Ta Lasonjer
Chaminade
Ant. Davorak
Zarantella
Stephen Hellar
Rondo Carrisco
Mrs. Hartson
Grinnell
Mr. Hartson
Holaday Nominated for County Treasurer
Henry D. Holaday of Massena township, a Republican nominee, won strong primary support with 108 of 126 votes in his home precinct. The Massena Echo praises his farming background, community service, and promise to canvass the county for a successful Treasurer bid.
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Henry D. Holaday
Massena
Holaday
Massena Township
H. D. Holaday
Massena Echo
Pastor on vacation causes three Sundays without church services
The congregation will have no preaching services at the church for the next three Sundays while the pastor is on vacation. Sunday School and Christian Endeavor will continue each Sunday. Pastor H. J. Wilkins expects to return by the first Sunday in August.
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Sunday School
Christian Endeavor
H. J. Wilkins
US E Church Notes and Summer Social Plans
The church reports rising midweek attendance and emphasizes prayer meetings as spiritual barometers. Elections for Christian Endeavor officers are announced with G F Wilburn as President Maude Dean as Vice President Cora Fickel as Secretary and John Henderson as Treasurer. A summer union service at Keystone Park drew good turnout and future meetings are expected to grow. A July 6 box social at the Wilburn home aims to fund the League room with attendees from Willow Grove and Massena. H H King Pastor. Pratt shipped hogs to Valley Junction Tuesday.
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Christian Endeavor Society
G. F. Wilburn
Maude Dean
Cora Fickel
John Henderson
League
Mashalltown
Keystone Park
Willow Grove
Massena
League Room
H. H. King
Smith Family Writes From Wichita Falls Texas in 1914
A letter from the Smith family in Wichita Falls describes the city as a growing oil and manufacturing hub with three railroads, high living costs, and a hot climate. They note strong church support, a loyal community, a bustling business scene, and fond memories of Anita while praising local hospitality and the city’s vitality. The husband mentions gas and lighting costs, a large bank handling big checks, abundant work, and their positive outlook despite heat and few trees. The baby prospers as they adjust.
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Sherm
Solid South
Anita
South
Des Moines
Roy Stacy
Order for Advertising Notices Found on Editorial Table
A note discovered on the editorial table requests advertising notices to run twice in the Record. The message references an editor and a nightmare as the motive for the local notices.
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