District Clerk and Political Quips in a 1909 Column
A sprawling column touches on politics, weather, and society notes. It mentions district clerk figures H. O. Jones and J. C. Bennett, debates on battleships, Roosevelt third-term talk, and a Fort Worth Star note about Chicago women seeking a Pecos colony. It weaves satire with global and local tidbits.
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Texas
Refugio County
Fort Worth
Chicago
Pecos
Public Service Ethics Sentiment From Bryan Source
Judge C K Bell of Fort votes liberally from The Eagle quotes William Jennings Bryan on officials accepting fees from public service corporations. Bryan warns against financial ties to corporations while serving in politics and cites examples of temptations and the need for integrity in public office.
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Akes
C. K. Bell
Worth
Ww. J. Brya
Bryan
Standard Oil Company
Judge Bell
Congress
Revival in Ponca City draws new converts to church
Ponca City revival meetings led by Evangelist Been Boen have added over a hundred converts to the Christian church in under four weeks. A record day yesterday saw eighteen new members from diverse livelihoods join, reflecting broad community participation. Boen is praised for his amiable style and non confrontational faith.
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Evangelist Been
Bryan
Ponca City
Okla
Christian Church
New State
Boen
Labor world notes show growing unions and labour moves
The report highlights conventions of the Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers to meet in Youngstown, Ohio. new labor bureau calls in Porto Rico. Birmingham unions aiming at politics. Montreal unskilled workers urged into a Knights of Labor style federation. and growth of the Operative Plasterers' International Association with 246 unions. It also notes farm labor needs in the U.S., convict labor costs in Washington, and plans for a general wage earners federation in Sonoma valley.
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Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
Youngstown
Ohio
Montreal
Knights of Labor
Operative Plasterers’ International Association
United States
Canada
Department of Commerce and Labor
Washington
New York
New England
Middle West
Colorado
Southwest
Pacific Slope
Progressive League
Sonoma Valley
California
Revival program at Christian church features preacher
Home mission day events include morning sermon Christ Came First to His Own. Evening rally for a Great Revival with Pastor Morrow at 11. Song Kings Business and Christ is King. Three five minute talks by Myers Ray and Wilson on How When Why of a Great Revival, followed by sermonette and benediction.
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Challenger
Christian Church
Christ
Morrow
King
Christ Is King
J. A. Myers
J. J. Ray
R. M. Wilson
Baptist Church Services Schedule and Conference
Bible school at 9 45. Sermons by the pastor at 11 a m and 8 p m. P U at 7 p m. An important church conference after the morning service. Baptismal service will be held at 4 30 p m.
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Bible School
Free Baptist Quarterly Meeting at Union Hill
Rev Ferguson of Missouri preaches at Union Hill and Free Baptist Church as part of a weekend quarterly meeting. Rev Tatum of Eagle ree Baptist reports the gathering and hints Ferguson may succeed Tatum as pastor as Tatum plans to move to Oelwein Iowa in May for a larger church posting.
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Union Hills
Rev. Ferguson
Missouri
Agee
J. J. Tatum
Eagle Ree Baptist
Hill Church
T. C. Ferguson
Pallensburg
Ferguson
Union Hill
Free Baptist Church
Hagle
Rev. Tatum
Oelwein
Iowa
St Joseph's Church Prepares Morning and Evening Services
Sunday May 3 plans include an 8:00 am Mass and sermon, 10:30 am High Mass with sermon, and 8:00 pm sermon by Rev. J M Kirwin of Galveston on Can a Priest Forgive Sins Benediction closes the evening service Cordial invitation extended Pastor J Br Gleissner invites all to attend.
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J. M. Kirwin
Galveston
BR. Gleissner
For Sale Two Five Room Cottages and Land Parcel
Two well water cottages with barn and 142 by 115 feet of grounds offered separately at a bargain. Also 138 acres on lower main street with a good house, well, necessary outbuildings. Phone 367 or see W. A. Dodson. 130.
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Main Street
W. A. Dodson
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