Are We Busy Or Just Cumbered With Much Serving
A religious essay contrasts busy modern life with the need to focus on meaningful work. It cites a priest who failed to guard a prisoner because he was caught in lesser duties, arguing that many people rise to minor tasks while neglecting larger, guiding roles and true calling. It laments wasted power on trivial labor.
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Iowa
Roosevelt
Moral Priorities in Community Service
A sermon emphasizes that material improvements such as parks libraries and villages are hollow without moral improvement. It argues God requires citizens to focus on divinely assigned tasks and to avoid busywork that neglects virtuous living and faithful service.
Box Social at Highland School Friday Evening
A Box Social will be held at Highland school on Friday evening October 24. A contest will award prizes to the most popular lady and to the laziest man with proceeds for Cyclopedias for the school. Everyone is welcome. Mavupe Carpenter, Teacher.
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Highland School
Mavupe Carpenter
Severe hail storm with high winds near Wiota
Last Thursday night a severe hail storm swept through the Wiota area with strong winds and unusually large hail, breaking many window lights. The storm tracked northeast from Wiota and caused heavy impacts near Highland.
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Wiota
Highland
Anti-Saloon League Speaker Addresses Iowa Union
Rev. W. C. Barber state superintendent of the Iowa Anti-Saloon League spoke to a union audience at the Methodist Church on prohibition progress. He detailed the Webb-Kenyon bill, outlined federal liquor controls, and noted moves toward national prohibition and a constitutional amendment with a 1920 convention in Columbus, Ohio. Barber’s remarks highlighted legal challenges to large personal liquor holdings and ongoing temperance efforts.
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W. C. Barber
Iowa
Anti-Saloon League
Methodist Church
Barber
Lawa
National Association
United States
Columbus
Ohio
Mrs Walter Hook Hosts Card Party On Ruffled Shirt Avenue
Mrs Walter Hook and her daughter Miss Vera Hook entertained a large group of ladies Wednesday afternoon on Ruffled Shirt Avenue. Guests played 500 and at five o clock a two course lunch was served. Miss Vera McDermott gave a reading that the guests enjoyed.
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Walter Hook
Vera Hook
Ruffled Shirt Avenue
Vera McDermott
Sermon Subjects at Methodist Church Next Sunday
The Methodist Church announces morning services on Credibility of Christian Testimony and an evening sermon for young men titled The Modern Strong Man. The congregation invites all interested in church activities to attend and especially encourages young people to attend the evening service.
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Methodist Church
Dissolution of Bangham Eneix & Co Partnership
Notice announces the dissolution of Bangham Eneix & Co at Anita Iowa on September 22 1913 Roy H Eneix retires and L C Bangham assumes to wind up all accounts due and payable from the firm with Bangham paying firm debts.
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Bangham, Eneix & Co
Roy H. Eneix
L. C. Bangham
Toledo Letter From Howard D Allanson
Howard D Allanson writes from Toledo Ohio October 11 1913 to friend Sherm saying he arrived safely and praising the city of about 200 000 people He asks that the RECORD be sent to 2820 Lawrence Avenue and sends regards to Anita and others at home.
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Toledo
Lawrence Avenue
Anita
Howard D. Allanson
Elder Don A Allen Describes Hotel Virginia Postcard
The Record editor received a postal from Elder Don A. Allen showing a colored image of the Hotel Virginia in Long Beach California and containing various remarks.
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Don A. Allen
Virginia
Long Beach
California
Home of Chas Neeley Letter from 1913 Los Angeles
A dated 1913 missive from Los Angeles mentions a trip to Long Beach, praise for California climate, and plans for the writer to become City Missionary in Fresno. It notes Neeley, an Iowa native, guiding the writer through Los Angeles and Pasadena. One-half crop hardships are referenced.
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Chas
Neeley
Los Angeles
California
Long Beach
Manilla
Iowa
Pasadena
Fresno
George's Wife letters and Iowa Day note from Long Beach
A Missouri letter from October 1913 asks to forward the RECORD to Marshfield and mentions a beloved baby. It includes a clipping praising Iowa Day in Long Beach with veterans reunions and friendly notes, crediting Iowa people for Long Beach’s growth.
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