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Newspaper
Fayette Reporter
Location
Fayette, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1910
Page
9
The church outlines Sunday morning and evening services led by Pastor and Rev Dr Mahood with planned songs by George. A men’s rally and Sunday School session are mentioned, plus a prayer meeting and a congregational gathering at 2:00 PM led by Rev Dr Mahood with George providing songs.
The Prohibition candidate for Governor received 18 000 votes as labor unions rally against the saloon in St Louis. Archbishop Glennon delivers a sermon to Catholic delegates warning of liquor’s ruinous impact on workers. A 300 000 name petition for a constitutional amendment faces the next legislature amid calls to act.
A local notice requests attendance at the annual election of officers next Wednesday night. The meeting aims to address education, uplift, and equality themes with emphasis on politics and religion, urging broad public engagement and adherence to the day’s standards.
Bargain offer for two good lots fronting on a street in Fayette. Seeks buyers with limited funds to invest, describing exceptional value and a chance to secure a choice building spot. Contact OQ. W Stevenson, Fayette Town.
At the Methodist Episcopal church the evangelistic meeting continues with added interest. Dr Mahood took charge Wednesday evening and made a favorable impression. Mr and Mrs George led the music chair assisted by a choir chorus.
The Ladies aid society reports 210.00 receipts from the bazaar and an evening of attractions led by Mrs. Neff the fortune teller. Departments included Aprons 25.61 Dolls 17.10 Candy 26. The quilt netted about 50.00. sold for 12.00. The event boosted church finances and enjoyed a large crowd.
T H Kemmerer from Davenport spent days on enforcement work, clearing saloons from his property and prompting a citywide push for mulet law compliance. Despite mobbing and hostile Davenport press, state papers backed enforcing the law, and Davenport now reports saloons adhering to provisions, with public sentiment shifting in his favor and workers returning Monday.
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