Revival Draws Wide Interest in Seymour Tabernacle
The Seymour Democrat reports growing interest in the Harper revival at Seymour with delegations from Centerville and Newtown, Mo arriving for services. A. K. Harper leads the Fairfield Business Men's Gospel Team as the tabernacle, seating about 1500 plus the 200 choir, fills nightly with strong music and energized crowds.
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Tabernacle
Seymour
Seymour Democrat
Mpali
Centerville
Newtown
Fairfield Business Men
A. K. Harper
Tie Tabernacle
A. Kk. Harper
Billy Sunday
Harper
Scott
Hiirs
Daggett
Editors Plan February Democratic Midwinter Meeting
Henry F. Schricker and editors from Knox Anderson Newcastle Boonville Spencer and North Judson met at the Claypool hotel to outline the annual midwinter gathering. The banquet is set for February 8 at 6 30 PM at the Claypool with U S district attorney L Ert Slack as principal speaker and a short address by former Governor Samuel M. Ralston. A post banquet program will feature music dancing and vaudeville.
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Indianapolis
Henry F. Schricker
Knox Democratic Editorial Association
Claypool Hotel
Dale J. Crittenberger
The
Anderson Bulletin
Walter S. Chambers
Newcastle Times
G. H. Hazen
Boonville Enquirer
George R. Griffin
Spencer Democrat
Chester A. McCormick
North Judson News
L. Ert Slack
United States
Samuel M. Ralston
Labor Union Rejects Boy Scout and Military Movements
The Central Labor Union of Bicknell Indiana refused involvement with the Boy Scout movement and adopted a resolution opposing both the scout and military programs in city schools. Robert Gilmore is leading an effort to organize a local Boy Scouts group.
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Bicknell, Ind
Central Labor Union
Robert Gilmore
Fatally Stricken at Father's Funeral
Mrs John F Lynch wife of the secretary of the Indiana Coal Operators Reciprocal association died in Terre Haute after taking cold at her father’s funeral in Chicago and contracting pneumonia.
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Terre Haute
Ind
John F. Lynch
Indiana Coal Operators Reciprocal Association
Chicago
Byrne Hunger Strike Fed Forcibly In City Jail
Mrs Ethel Byrne sentenced to thirty days in Blackwell Island for distributing birth control propaganda is described by corrections officials as progressing well under gentle forcible feeding. Prison doctors report her attitude as general passivity and note her physical and mental condition is good.
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New York
Ethel Byrne
Blackwell's Island
Corrections
Burdett G. Lewis
Stella M Armstrong Died Here Yesterday
Stella M Armstrong of Libertyville died yesterday afternoon at one o'clock at Jefferson County Hospital after weeks of poor health. She was born December 12, 1883, daughter of William Edgar and Elvira Armstrong. her father preceded her in death. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at one o'clock from the Methodist church in Libertyville with burial in the Brethren cemetery northwest of town. Money to loan at five to six percent by Huglin & Rorick, Orpheum Building.
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Stella May Armstrong
Libertyville
Jefferson County Hospital
Miss Armstrong
William Edgar
Elvira Armstrong
Brethern
For Sale notices and farm land appeal in Wisconsin listing
Classified notices show property for sale near city limits including a 10 acre parcel with house barn and orchard and a seven room Condit home. Also dry cabs for sale and a Wisconsin land prospectus Landology offers three months free by mail. Trade offers and contact details provided.
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J. E. Hickenbottom
Condit
Wm. L. Long
Wisconsin Farm Lands Landology
Landology
Skidmore Land Co
Skidmore Building
Marinette
Wisconsin
Big Horse Sale at Gilberts Feed Barn
A large horse sale is set for Wednesday January 31 at Gilberts Feed Barn. Promoters advertise several good farm mares and invite all buyers to attend. I T Wisecarver signs the notice.
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Gilbert
I. T. Wisecarver
Money to Loan on City epee Sea Thoma & Thoma
Note shows a loan opportunity titled Money to Loan on City epee Sea Thoma and Thoma. Details are unreadable. payment terms and borrower qualifications unavailable.
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Epee
Sea Thoma & Thoma
Wanted Help and Sales Positions Adverts
Classified notice listing job and selling opportunities. Includes requests for plain sewing for children at 105 West Washington Street with Mrs. Augusta Eckwall. Also seeks salesmen from John Sexton & Co. offering $150 to $500 monthly with no capital, and Grand Union Tea Co. customers via Mrs. J Johnson at 496 West Burlington.
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West Washington Street
Augusta Eckwall
Reliable House
John Sexton & Co
Lake and
Franklin Streets
Chicago
Grand Union Tea Co
J. Johnson
West Burlington
For Rent Listings From Local Ads
Two unfurnished rooms at 105 West ington street inquire. A new three room house at 614 South 7th street rents for $6.00 per month by George Burrows. West half of Coffin property opposite The Or pheum six rooms see Harry Smith.
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Ington Street
South 7Th Street
George Burrows
Coffin
Orpheum
Harry Smith
Lost and Found items on East Broadway ad
Found revolver on the square. Owner may identify and pay for this advertisement. Lost overcoat and horse blanket between the Garage and the Christian church. Return to Abby's Blacksmith shop located at 169.
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Christian Church
Abby
For Sale Wood Cut in Stove Lengths and Property Lots
For salewood cut in stove lengths. Phone 7608. I have some first class residence properties and some choice building lots for sale at attractive prices.
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Billy Kitchem
Mr. Harper
Laude Bengon
Business Men’s Gospel
Jefferson County
Huglin & Rorick
Fairfield Real Estate and Loan
Political Equality League
Bee Huglin & Rorick
Orpheum Building
Boy Scouts
Stella M. Armstrong
Apu
Gaumer Bros
John T. Davies
Undertaker
George Q. Loesch
L. E
People's
Fairfield Steam Laundry
O. J. Simons
Ledger Office
William A. Brady
World Film Corp
Kitty Gordon
Jesse L. Lasky
Blanche Sweet
Resents
Emily Stevens
Metro
William Fox
the Vixen
Mae Murray
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