Fragmented Prose on Faith and Justice from 19th Century Sermons
A garbled page compiles quotes and reflections from religious and moral writers. It weaves Bible verses with exhortations on self restraint, perseverance, and justice, urging believers to fight temptation, trust effort, and aim for a pure life as temples of the Holy Spirit.
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Sam
Andison
D. J. Adams
Consolidation of Two Banks in Cass County
In a major Cass County deal the Iowa Trust and Savings Bank acquired Citizens Savings Bank. The merged entity will operate under the Iowa Trust and Savings Bank name with a $100,000 capitalization plus $25,000 for the farm loan department, occupying the Citizens Bank building. The move makes Iowa Trust the second largest bank in the county with assets near $600,000.
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Cass County
Iowa Trust and Savings Bank
Citizens Savings Bank
Brace
Messenger
Citizens Savings Banks
Dev
Iowa Trust With Savings Bank
Farm Loan Department
Laws, Trust, and Savings Bank
Iowa Trust and Savings
Laws ‘Trust and Savings Bank
Iawa
Citizens Savings
Iowa. Trust and Savings
Vince
Lown
Dr. Mahlon J. Davis Dies at 71 in Lewis
Dr. Mahlon J. Davis a Cass county pioneer and long time physician died Sunday at 5:30 PM at his Lewis home from edema of the lung. He served in the Civil War as surgeon in chief and later built a medical practice in Lewis with his son William B. Davis, now Lewis postmaster. Davis was a Republican leader, long active in politics, and introduced pharmacy laws. He married Priscilla Shuman in 1864 and had three sons.
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Mahlon J. Davis
Cass County
Lewis
William B. Davis
M. J. Davis
Pennsylvania
Jaunita County
Judahe Charlotte Davis
Schoels
Atty View Academy
Kishacoquilkis Seminary
Mealcine
Jr. C. M. Crawford
Millerstowe
University of New York
Physiqhia
United States Regular Army
Seymour
Sue
Second
New York Heavy Artillery
Tle
Wilderess
Cold Harbor
Petersburg
Ruam's Station
Annematox
Five Forks
Sailor's Creek
Iewat
Lee
Hazard
Davis
Iowa
Wa. B. Davis
David Findley
Grant
Masonic Order
Lewis Lodge
Grand Lodge
Masory
Priscilla K. Shuman
Morrisburg
Wo. B
B. B
Ghicaga
Charles P
Law Department
University of Michigan
Nate Newton
Cody
Wyoming
Nate
More &P
Native lumber mills aid Wisconsin farmers in Ringgold County
In Ringgold County a large amount of local timber will be harvested to aid farmers this season. Farmers report 20,000 to 40,000 feet of lumber available from native sources, with many old boards and settlers’ timbers still usable. Prof. R. A. Moore notes a 10 percent iron sulfate spray on small grains kills pests like yellow mustard and dock without harming crops, costing about 86 cents per acre plus 20 cents labor.
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Ringgold
Down
Clit
R. A. Moore
University of Wisconsin Experiment Station
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