12 Mar 1926
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Newspaper
Cedar Valley Daily Times
Location
Vinton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1926
Page
1
The Railroad Age cites a wage dispute where conductors brakemen and other trainmen seek advanced pay. It notes the 1920 Federal Railroad Labor Board peak wages, 1921 reductions, and current cost of living trends. The piece argues current demands exceed 1920 levels and could threaten railroad service.
The Daily Times notes a near even split in Benton and Tama counties as the nation conducts a 700-newspaper straw vote on prohibition. It argues public sentiment shifts with time and urges fairness while highlighting a nationwide survey aiming to reflect overall views.
Willian Thirl, chair of the Corn Belt committee, warns that dismissing pleas for farm relief will threaten lawmakers. He asserts radicals seek action and that not only radical Middle West elements but the average farmer nationwide demand relief from inequitable conditions.
Toledo March 1 Mrs Orpha Kinsey of Toledo has been appointed assistant in the third and fourth grades at the Juvenile Home. She starts Friday morning to help handle a class of about 70. Also in brief: a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Wm Houska of York township. Hazel Walker will lecture at the Presbyterian church in Toledo on Norway with slides after traveling Europe. Mrs Dottie Pethoud, matron at the Juvenile Home, takes a month sick leave to Marshalltown. Miss Marie Snyder of Highland township wed Walker Hayward at home with reception for relatives and friends. Aged Mrs Frank Kindersell injured in a fall, breaking wrist and collar bone. A school music contest previews winners including Nellie Wier and Clarell Curry. Drake University lecturer Nr 1 Mover will speak on astronomy at Waiting theatre under the high school course.
Usual services next Lord's day both morning and evening with baptismal services after the evening preaching. Bible school at 10 09 a m. We miss Brother Knapp who was absent last Sunday. Prayer for his quick recovery. Morning sermon Are You the Different Churches. Evening sermon No Other Place to Go. Special music and welcome to all. Ladies Aid to hold a bazaar and serve refreshments at the church Saturday March 20. Public invited. Kleckner, minister.
Sunday school at ten o clock aims for one hundred percent participation. Divine service at eleven features Christ Preeminent. Juniors meet at the same hour. Christian Endeavor at six thirty with the last chapter in the foreign missionary book. Evening service at seven thirty. Midweek service Wednesday at seven thirty. Sunday is cash day. come prepared to do your full share.
An old church notice invites readers to attend services at Trinity Church. It contrasts worldly foolishness with the power of God through Christ and asks readers if they know him and apply this knowledge.
Near the old gospel at Trinity church Sunday services begin at 10 15 am. The fourth in a series of Lenten addresses on Old Testament texts will explore Psalm 22 16 with the words dogs have compassed Me the assembly of the wicked have enclosed Me they pierced My hands and My feet. Pastor Theodore Schliepsiek delivers the sermon as part of preaching the faith of our fathers in the language of our children.
The Methodist church announces a 10 o'clock day school and 11 o'clock morning worship this Sunday led by Miss Orth Line of China, a noted returned missionary. Epworth League gathers at 6:45 p.m. with Marian Peterson leading the program on Christian Living. Evening service at 7:50 features the pastor's sermon Why Wait Upon God. All high school and older youth invited. attend for attendance encouragement and church activities.
North American deer shed antlers typically in March and sometimes in February. Antlers fall near the head as the pedicel bone fractures from the skull. Blood flows during shedding. New antlers begin formation in about three months.
In a letter to the editor a Lutheran minister argues for modifying the 18th amendment rather than repeal. He cites Sweden's alcohol controls, warns against open saloons, and claims many families suffered from rum during prior eras. He supports temperance laws under government regulation.
The Times states all political announcements will run twice weekly on Tuesday and Friday unless ordered otherwise. As an independent paper it will treat all candidates with equal consideration and present only facts to assist voters in making a selection.
A candidate named Loam L Aubdidate announces intent to run for representative in his district on the Republican ticket, subject to voter approval at the primaries. Support from J. BL McMihan is noted.
Chas F Van Deusen declares run for County Supervisor term starting January 1 192, subject to Republican primary voters. He seeks to win party support and secure election in the upcoming race.
Cc H Wyckoff declares candidacy for supervisor for the term starting January 1925, subject to voters in the Republican primaries.
George Ramstad announces his candidacy for Benton County Auditor in the Republican primary. He states the campaign seeks voter support in the upcoming election and pledges to work within the county government framework if elected.
FOR SHERIFF. I desire to announce myself as a candidate for Sheriff of Dente county subject to the will of the voters in the democratic primaries J J Dickson To announce my candidacy for the office of Sheriff of Benton county on the republican ticket subject to the approval of the voters of the June primaries RB L Whelan
George Jameson announces his candidacy for Benton County Recorder on the Republican ticket and asks for voters support. If reworded to fit format, keep formal declaration and party affiliation with the office sought.
S. H. Catlin seeks Republican primary votes for county recorder. Jake Sanders case notes he will run for Trustee of Taylor County to succeed S. B. Middlekauff, aiming to maintain good roads if elected. Four times subscriber.
A list of top radio programs across stations like KSD WJZ CNRO WLS WSB KYW WOAW WCCO and WGES. Entries include St. Louis Symphony farewell concert, Schenectady concert, Liederkranz Society, Merrie England operetta, Barn dance, Red Head club, Congress carnival, Organ jubilee, and dance program with times ranging from 6 pm to after midnight.
Classified style note describes a large dilapidated barndocking house on Bellevue place in a poor city neighborhood. The ad mentions selling for twice as much as the house’s value, a plea for cash, and odd references to silver dollars and a mismatched narrative about Ebbette and other unclear items.
Mirets Am tonians report a cryptic message about wrongdoing and accountability, citing unnamed groups and unclear motives. The note hints at strict conduct and penalties for noncompliance, raising questions about intent and authority behind the claim.
A compact aphorism extols maintaining a serene temper as a sunny influence that brightens daily toil and softens disquiet. The imagery likens calm to a dove, a sweetener of effort and a feather against unrest. The line reflects Washington Irving's measured, period voice.
The Presbyterian Church invites members to a Sunday canvass with a 7000 dollar fundraising story. A 7 pm evening meeting will include solicitor reports and a sermon titled We World See Jesus. Sunday school is at 445 pm and the Young Temple meets at 650 pm with Character and Convictions.
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