Religious revival and legal notices in Iowa and Kansas
Special reports from Newton and Jefferson describe a major religious revival at the M E Church led by Rev C V Cowan with over 175 new members. Iowa editorials urge fair newspaper pricing and discuss landlord liability in liquor cases. Topeka highlights a sheriffs transfer tasting liquor. other items note revival opposition, a jury deadlock in a bank case, and plans for new church buildings in Emmeraberg with funding from Col Ormsby.
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