Mt Olive Missionary Circle Formed and Local News
The Mt Olive Baptist church hosts a well attended missionary program. The Missionary Circle organized with officers led by President Mrs G L Roper and others. The group will meet last Thursdays monthly. Local visits include Mr and Mrs Crippen and Mr Shell driving to Washta. A street incident at the Cornern General store involved a dispute over a petition. Also notes on poetry defense and rhythm by Conrad Allis in the Dial.
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Baptist Church
G. L. Roper
Victor Gearke
Chas. Sawwell
Dan Dabes
Weinie Rosst
Slr
Mt.’Olive
Clarence Simmons
Mr. Geckler
Conrad Allis
Mt Olive Baptist Church Sunday Schedule
Mt Olive Baptist Church announces Sunday school at 11 o clock and preaching at 12 noon and at 2 p.m. Pastor Geo L Roper invites parishioners to attend the service and enjoy the day.
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Mt. Olive Baptist Church
Geo, L
See let a have a meet since the king roll Free Press
A fragmented line from a historical newspaper item mentions a meeting and royal reference. Readable pieces suggest a community event or notices tied to local governance. Specific names or dates are not clearly legible in the surviving text.
Helping One Another in Daily Courage
A reflective piece on steadying others by right action and inner strength. It emphasizes the boy with an inherited dishonor, the memory of family restraint, and the quiet daily courage that bears losses for doing right, while warning against unnecessary anxieties and taking on others duties.
California carrot seed leads. radish seed reverses coast dominance
The article notes California as the largest carrot seed producer with Sacramento and Yolo counties top ranked. It states radish seed production is reversed, with coast counties handling most of the crop and river districts playing a smaller role. Beet seed is also grown, concentrated around the river and coast regions near Sacramento.
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California
Sacramento
Aurelia Iowa Considers Sewerage System Construction
Official notice announces a resolution of necessity by the Aurelia town council to construct sanitary sewer lines and a sewage disposal plant. A public hearing is scheduled for May 16 1919 at the Idle Hour Theater with publication in The Aurelia Sentinel and outlines the parcel descriptions and sewer routes.
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Auroha
Iowa
Sara Lewn
Sard Coumil
A. PD
Aurelaa
Gowa
We & Ek
Barre
Sec- Gan
Rasge Na SY Wes
5Th P. al
First Streets
First Street
Second Streets
Second Street
Aurelia
Maple Street
Third
Main Strets
Main Streets
Sixth Street
Third Street
Wyatt Streets
Myrtle Streets
Myrtle Street
Seventh Streets
Tevit and
Walnut Streets
Walnut Street
Walnut and
Fourth and
Fourth Street
Beech Streets
Beech Street
Ash Streets
Ash Street
Fourth Willow Streets
Seth
Willow Treet
Fourth
Willow Streets
Nerth
Willow
Fifth Streets
Fifth Street
Buick
Currie
Webster City
Aurelia Sentinel
G. R. Wharton
O. A. Royer
Contempt for foe fighters echoes in wartime letter
R. B. Stecher of Racine Wisconsin denies reports of fraternizing with enemy troops after the armistice. He served with the Ninety first division on three fronts Mihiel Flanders and the Argonne and was twice awarded the Distinguished Service Cross.
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Allie
Western Front
R. B
Bstecher
Racine
Wis
Stecher
Ninety
Onts
Mihiel
Flanders
Argonne
France
The
Hamilton
Besel Manufactor
Orme
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New Haven
Conn
Miles
Nervine
MT. Olive
Mise Alta Hahn
Minneapolia
Mrs.Geekler
Cherokee
Mike Dubes
Harrison
Burl Porter
LeMars
Mrs. Roper
Hannah Allen
BE. Christensen
Aureliia
Guy J. Tomeinson
Red Triangle
Wisconsin Lumber Co
Aurelia, Iowa
Milwaukee
Gan To
Pom Hare
Beat Ee Ead
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