Iowa church events and political shifts headline state notes
Multiple Iowa religious meetings are listed from October including Maxwell and Cedar Rapids, with conventions in Atlanta and Nevada. Statewide political moves include withdraws by two Pottawattamie county candidates and a congress race shift by Rev. A. B. Adams.
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Iowa
Church of the Brethren
Maxwell
National Convention of Disciples of Christ
Atlanta
United Presbyterian Synodical
Cedar Rapids
English Lutheran Synodical
Nevada
Presbyterian Synodical
Council Bluffs
Iowa Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Creston
J. W. Dorland
E. Gallup
Pottawattamie County
Rev
A. B. Adams
Congress
Dow City
Methodist Conference
Des Moines
Atlantic
Matt Merfeld
Greene
Cedar Falls
Public Officials Would Govern Charities and Aid Protect Against Fraud
Des Moines Attorney General Cosson, at the Chamber of Commerce request, will draft a bill creating municipal welfare bureaus to register and supervise all charity enterprises and penalize false solicitation and misrepresentation. The move aims to consolidate authority over charitable activity and audit charity books.
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Des Moines
George Cosson
Chamber of Commerce of
Des Moinés
General Assembly
Cosson
Chamber of Commerce
Directory Board
Geis Botsford
W. B. Southwell
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Two Women
Miss Bertha A Pelquin of Sterling Conn notes relief from monthly fainting and weakness after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Miss Visa Myres of Massena New York reports anemia and exhaustion resolved and urges others to inquire. The ad advises girls with painful or irregular periods backache headaches dizziness or indigestion to seek restoration through the product.
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Miss Berthaa
Peloquin
Box 116
Sterling, Conn
Massena
N. Y
Lydia E. Pinkham
Miss Visa Myres
Massena, N.Y
Julian Town
No-children Philosophies Court Wisdom Misconceptions
A reflective piece considers how lacking offspring can mislead men into feeling wise. It argues that absence of parental queries does not equal insight and invites readers to assess genuine knowledge beyond personal experience.
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Defiance Starch
Defiance Starch CO
Omaha
Nebraska
The Keeley Institute Advertises in Des Moines Iowa
The Keeley Treatment for Nervousness and Craving for Liquor Drugs and Tobacco offered at 706 Fourth Street Des Moines Iowa. The ad urges readers to call write or phone for a free booklet and lists Walnut 007 as contact.
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Fourth Street
Des Moines
Iowa
Keeley
Keeley Institute
Death stare sparks confession amid brief exchange
In a terse exchange, one man recalls facing death and reflecting on his past deeds, while a companion comments on a "directory of names" seen in the moment. The dialogue hints at a tense, possibly perilous situation.
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Roy Johnson
Marathon
E. H. Libbe
Muscatine
Jacob Liebbe
Mississippi River
Roy Buschman
Waterloo
Napoleon Fielder
Dupre
Chicago Great Western
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Will Ulmer
Decorah
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Pilot-Tribune
Storm Lake
Grinnell
C. A. Miller
Grinnell Register
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Bancroft
Mud Creek
Lester Pearson
Hawarden High School
Cornell
Spencer
Supreme Bench
Allen
Judiciary List
Pimples Ruined Complexion Cleared By Cuticura
Chas F E McGinn of Olney Illinois reports severe pimples and blackheads that itched burned and bled. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment for two weeks his complexion improved completely. The ad offers free samples with a 32 page Skin Book from Cuticura Boston.
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N. Ave
Olney
Ill
Chas. FE. McGinn
Cuticura
Dept. L. Boston
Equal tax call sparks debate on wartime burden
In a brief exchange, Knicker argues for a war tax that affects all equally while Bocker retorts to tax the rain, highlighting a clash over who should bear wartime costs. The dialogue reflects competing ideas on fiscal fairness during conflict.
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Knicker
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