Taylor county institute and summer school gains praised
A Free Press representative toured the Taylor county institute now in session where about one hundred thirty teachers from across the county gather. The piece lauds Iowa education and Taylor county as a leader, noting the forthcoming summer school and praising Superintendent Ash and the instructors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free Press
Taylor County Institute
Taylor County
Iowa
Towa
Taylor Punty
Oly
Cass
Ash
Institute
Bedford
Helen D. Rhoads
Katie Darling
H. V. Tennant
Kae Carr
Dot Blake
Lenox
Vertie Layne
Gravity
Lena Barright
Conway
Minnie Eklin
Brockton
Effie Campbell
M. W. A. Speaker to address Grove camp in Jackson
John Dennison head auditor of the M. W. A. will deliver an address at Woodman hall Jackson township Saturday evening July 1 under Grove camp auspices. Dennison is a fine speaker and all who miss the event will regret it. The lecture will be free and the public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dennison
Woodman Hall
Jackson Township
Grove Camp
Dennison
Climate and crop report for week ending June 28
The Weather Bureau reports a mixed week with temperatures near normal and variable rainfall. Corn shows healthy growth and early fields are being plowed. spring wheat heads vigorously. oats vary from light to heavy. barley heads well with fair prospects. clover is heavy. timothy looks weak. potatoes promise extra yield. apples fare better in the north than the south.
Breach of Promise Suit To Open September Term
Lena West of Blockton sues Charles M. Duff for 25000 in a highly touted breach of promise case. Flicks Flick defend, Henry Laughlin of Mt. Airy leads plaintiff’s side. Rebecca Merryman of Clearfield sues Chicago Great Western Railroad for 15000 over a fall from an improperly graded Knowlton platform, with permanent injury claimed. Attorney Wo Jackson represents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blockton
Lena West
Chas. M. Duff
Miss West
C. M. West
Mr. Dutt
Bliockton
Flick
Rebecca Merryman
Clearfield
Chicago Great Western Railroad
Knowlton
Great Western
Wo. Jackson
Letter on Anglo Israelite beliefs in Canada and global power
The writer describes Anglo Israelite Bible students in Protestant churches, chiefly Presbyterian, who claim Britain will rule forever with Edward VII as David’s descendant. They tie British power to a sacred stone, Westminister, and foresee Britain and the United States controlling world affairs via empires and the Suez, Gibraltar, and Panama canals. The piece critiques church money influence and ends by noting C. O. Dresher as a supplier for building needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward VII
David
Britain
Jerusalem
Westminister
United States
Suez Canal
Strait of Gibraltar
Canal
Panama
Pacific
Edward
William
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OUR County Institute
M. W. A. Speaking
Weather Bureau Crop Bulletin
The
Weather Bureau
One. O. Dresher
Canada
the Anglo - Israelite
G. E. Patton
C. O. Dresher
Buster Brown
South Side
Main St
Clothiers
Door
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