Must the Old Order Change to Meet the New Conditions
Long excerpted installment by Lewis Buswell of Huron outlines economic strains in the United States. It discusses railroad profits and rates, corporate consolidations, stock splits, and wealth distribution, citing Babson, Stinnes, and other figures while urging prudent, debt‑free business and shared prosperity. It notes depressions, poverty, and calls for reform across corporate and governmental action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evening
Huronite Today
Lewis Buswell
Huron
State Fort Insurance Company
Buswell
Movement For Cooperation
Chicago
Atlantic Seaboard
U. S Treasury
Roger, W. Babson
Stinnes Corporation
Germany
Stinnes
Jesus
Antold Milas
Phillip Snowden
England
United States of America
United States
Stuart Chase
Nature
Electric Gwer
Arthur
J. Pierpont Morgan
Gary
United States Steel Board of Directors
Morans
James Marcell
Carnegie
General Electric Company
G. KE
Bryan
Wall Wrest
Power Trust
Wall Street
Foshay Corporation
Senator Borah
Fiteh
Standard
Sioux City Journal
Solvice Commission
Capper
Sioux
Irving Fisher
Yale University
Treasury Department
John D. Rockefeller
Local church notices invite attendance at services and events
Several congregations offer schedules for Sunday worship, Sunday school and midweek meetings. First Church of Christ Scientist lists services at 12 and 12:10 with a reading room hours. Seventh Day Adventists announce Sabbath events. First Methodist Episcopal outlines morning and evening services, temperance Sunday observance, a pageant From Sea to Sea, and a following address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Lermort
Junice Church
Epworth League
George Richfer
Eiles
Spinner Alliance
Dan Poling
Religious notices and sermon excerpts in a local paper
A crowded church column lists services across denominations including Salvation Army, Maren Gospel Tabernacle, Union services, and St. Martin's Catholic Church with masses, Sunday schools, and choir practices. It also notes a ministerial resignation and a Presbyterian editorial aside on valuing words over money.
Sunday Church Activities And Reformation Anniversary Observances
Mount Calvary Lutheran and American Lutheran churches announce Sunday school and Bible classes at 10 and 11:05 service times. Topics include The Rich Man and Poor Lazarus and The Presentation of Christ. Festivities mark the Reformation with sermons on November 1. German services start 10, English 11:05. Church council meets Monday, Walther league Tuesday. Morning worship at 10:30 with sermon The Thorn That Stayed and choir pieces. Union service at 7:30 with a pageant From Sea to Sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
B. YY
Ardia Lundeen
Jnader
Methodist Church
Mount Calvary Lasheren Church
Dakota Ave
11Th Street
Studie
Lazarus
Cenaan
Christ
Noah
Luther
Church Council
Walther League
T. H. Joeckel
American Lutheran Church
Ainsworth-Wilson
American Lutheran Church Choir
J. E. Roberts
Luther League
Our Church
Lola Carlson
Lillenas
D. Disrud
Methodist
de Smet
J. E. Borgen
American Lutheran church to host Sunday evening service
The American Lutheran church announces a Sunday evening service on November 8 at 7 30. Special features include a lighted cross a question period a lighted proceeding and short bios of men who have made good. Evening events to be announced later. Also First Christian Church notes morning services in Labor Temple 10 am Bible school 10 pm communion 630 pm Christian Endeavor at O Van Dyke 515 Colorado Ave SW. Regular church officers meeting at M L Areadatlons 328 Second St S. Midweek service Wednesday at F M Hollister home Glen Ave. The Comittee.
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American Lutheran Church
S. D. Distr
First Christian Church
Labor Temple
Christian Endeavor
O. van Dyke
Colorado,avenue Southwest
M. L Areadatlons
Second Street
F. M. Hollister
Glen Avenue
Alpena Virgil Methodist Church Visit by New District Superintendent
The Alpena and Virgil Methodist churches welcome Dr. Charles E. Wilcox of Huron for his first district visit. He preached at Alpena and Virgil in quarterly conferences, with plans for a district achievement good conference in Huron next week. A lay delegate delegation from both churches is encouraged, plus services at the Nazarene church and other parish activities noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpena-Virgil Methodist Church
Charles E. Wilcox
Huron
Virgil and
Alpena
Wilcox
Virgil
Ladies Aid
Methodist Church
J. E. Washburn
Halloween Party Invitation and Parish Schedule
The notice advertises a Halloween party Saturday from 7 30 to 9 00 with games and food for children. It also calls for parishioners to attend Sunday services and contribute time or money to church welfare. The Rev. Wallace Bristol rector notes a vestry meeting Wednesday at 8 pm.
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Wallace Bristol
Speaks On Golden Age Of Spanish Literature
Vermillion reports the seventh radio address on the study of Spanish given by Mrs. C. P. Lommen head of the Spanish department at the University of South Dakota. She discussed the period 1556 to 1660 noting its lasting monuments in world literature and highlighted writers such as Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra Fray Diego Felix Lopa de Vega Carpit Gabriel Teix Ruiz de Alarcon and Calderon de la Barca among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. P. Lommen
University of South Dakota
Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra
Fray Diego Felix Lopa de Vega Carpit
Gabriel Telex
Ruiz de Alarcen
Calderon de Ix Barca
Rieja
Gongora
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South Dakota
Bible School
Orvices
Hubert Ketelle
First Church of Christ
Comer
Seventh Day Adventist
Seventh-Day Adventist Church
Sixth
Minos
Ohio
E. W. Courser
J.A Dickerson
Salvation Army
Morningsides
Salvation Army Hall
Young People's Meeting
O. J. Jones
Maren Gospel Tabernacle
Dakota Avenue
Eouth
Alfred Trenerry
St. Martin’s Catholic Church
Monsignor
Deamend
Church of Christ Corner
Wincorsia
Presbyterian
Europe
America
Stor
Church of the Nazar
J. A. Bruce
Grace Episcopal Church
All Saints Day
Holy Communion
Church School
U. S. Dept. of Agriculture
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