Sunday Sermon in a Wisconsin Country Church
In a small Wisconsin hamlet Brule a rural white church held a plain service led by a local white preacher. The congregation, gathered by farming neighbors, listened to a Bible reading and a sermon stressing the necessity of the gospel in every life. At service end the usual custom of escorting the preacher from the church was observed with Mr. Cook leading the procession.
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Ruperior
Jane
Geobige
Brule
Wisconsin
Mt.Cool- Mge
Farming Congress
Ion
John
Mr. Cook
Editor's Joy: Money Not Needed to Run a Newspaper
A Dakota editor proclaims public service outweighs pay, praising kind words and church tickets over cash as the true exchange for journalistic work. The piece laments money yet celebrates editors who persevere with principled dedication and community support.
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J.C. Carpenter
Moniex
Juong
Steen
Theo Hell
The
Este
Elections and local notices mix in Wel district report
The notice reports bond votes for a schoolhouse project in Wel district and a consolidation with Coryell district No. 78. It notes a special tax increase vote, and lists Democratic executive committee expense allocations for primary election costs. Local tidbits mention residents visiting, education staff changes, and a nostalgic State Press reflection on old horse blocks.
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Ina Awe
Broodwall Taure
Archie
Nelson
Mias
Ruth Degeard
T.C. Hovey
Mise Latha Mae
B. Kelley
Corine Cole
Committingmer’s Court
Coryell Couny
Wid
Nist
Democratic Executive Committee
Justice of the Peace
Mosque Schedule and Religious Observances Noted
In a community notice, services for Sabbaths and holidays are described. The text mentions prayers, sermons, and age restrictions, with events including a sermon on a Sunday and a church service schedule. Names and exact dates are partially garbled but indicate a religious gathering and reform discussions.
Lutheran Churches Plan Shared Worship and Ordination Hint
St Olaf Lutheran Church and Clifton and Norse plan joint services next Sunday with visiting pastors. English service at Rock Church 10:30 a.m. and Norwegian at Brick Church p.m. The Cranfill Gap district summer school begins Monday with Mrs Mae Jensen teaching. J A Arnes, pastor notes the longest English word antidisestablishmentarianism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Olaf
Clifton
Norse
Clifton College
Cranfill Gap
Mae Jenson
J. A. Arnes
Longtime Round Rock broom maker earns half million shelves
H W Chambers aged 61 with 35 years in a Round Rock broom factory claims to have produced over 500000 brooms. In 1904 his 28 broom shafts were sent to the Louisiana Purchase Exposition in St. Louis, one particularly fancy piece earning the factory a gold medal. Chambers, raised in Pennsylvania after losing both parents, began broom work early and remains the oldest employee by age and tenure. The Record and Dallas Review note a $250 prize in the tale.
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Round Rock
H. W. Chambers
Chambers
St. Louis
Pennsylvania
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