Local residents attend Harper revival in Seymour
Mr and Mrs W Wade and Mr and Mrs T F MacQuiston were in Seymour for Harper revival meetings. Mrs Virgil Howard and daughters prepare to move to Crooked River Saskatchewan. William Nash spent weekend at home from Rock Island depot Washington. Martha Fulton begins teaching in Cedar township after Parsons College. Harry Craig traveled to Mt Pleasant on business. R Bruce Louden away in Chicago for a few days. Mrs Oscar Leedham of Illinois and Mrs Alta Rhodes visit Mikesell family. Herbert Hutchinson of Ottumwa visits the city. The Clinkenbeard child remains seriously ill with pneumonia. John Frasher visited Mount Pleasant yesterday. William Julian in town for wife’s illness. Frank Shriner and family depart for Chicago and then Florida to attend auto show. Anthony Turner visited Mt Pleasant yesterday before heading to Chicago.
Local visitors and church revival notes in Ottumwa area
Mr and Mrs Charles Speer of Washington and their son visited relatives in Ottumwa. Dr W B Blanche of Davenport and Dr J S Leamer of Clinton attended installation services at the Lutheran church for Rev Anspach. Mr and Mrs Joseph Burke of Stockport guests in the city. Dr Chester Fordyce visited Otumwa with friends. Mr and Mrs Charles Cormick of Mr Pleasant spent Sunday with the Samuelsons. William Frieberg and son of Richwoods were in Ottumwa. Peter Levi of Ottumwa was in the city on business. J C McKenzie is ill at home on South Court. Free Methodist notes report a revival ongoing with Rev C D Eddy. high conversions and one sanctified. Prayer meeting daily at 2:30 except Mon/Sat. Money to loan at 5-6% from Huglin & Rorick. 158 Mr and Mrs Z T Moore of Libertyville are spending the day in the city.
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Vote No on Franchise Article Six in Fairfield Debate
The piece challenges the proposed 20 year electric franchise in Fairfield arguing rates are higher than claimed by Dows Smith & Reed and that protections for residents are absent. It cites comparisons from other cities, stresses small users’ protections, and urges voters to reject the franchise to avoid a monopoly and future rate hikes.
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Seymour
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Glendale
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Ottumwa
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Memphis, Mo
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Olive Leech
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Penn, Neb
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Crooked River
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Parsons College
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Mt. Pleasant
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Herbert Hutchinson
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South Sixth Street
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Mount Pleasant
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Columbus
Neb
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J. M. Speer
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Stockport
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Otumwa
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Pleasant
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Richwoods
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J. C. McKenzie
South Court Street
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Libertyville
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