Prohibition News From the White Ribboners and Pekin Protest
An English National Anti Opium Society report from Pekin cites 112 girls pleading for benevolence as they’ve been sold into opium habits. American and Indian Reservation tidbits describe booster clubs and Prohibition votes, while a Payette county appeal urges Christians to vote for prohibition and reach out to save youth. Mrs. C A Martin, Lima, Iowa, writes on temperance duty.
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National Anti Opium Society
Pekin
England
Wisconsin
Iceland
Anna Wdlworthy
Heaven
Prohibition
C, A
Martin Lima
Jowa
New Drayman Transfers Drag Line in Fayette
G. I. Murphy transfers his drag line to W. E. Howell on Monday morning. Howell has been a Fayette resident since last fall and has made a favorable impression. We wish him success in his new venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. I. Murphy
W. E. Howell
Howell
Fayette
Personal Touch in Religion at Congregational Church
The Rev A J Texton preaches on The Personal Touch in Religion with evening emphasis on the mission of religious organizations. Sunday school and prayer meetings held. youth groups reorganizing into Senior and Intermediate societies. A large aid-society meeting is planned for Monday afternoon. A special oats and domestic science train visit featured speakers from Iowa Agricultural College with a focus on crop culture and farm plans for Wyoming. Various farm outreach programs and opportunities to win oats premium funds discussed.
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Mahd
M. Cluss
Rpworth League
Aid Society
Fayette
University Extension Department of
Iowa Agricultural College
Snyder
Prof. Stivers
Miss Knowles
Prof. Holden
Miss Rowan
International Harvester Company
J. E. Buck
Iowa Corn Grower's Association
M. L. Bowman
Iowa Corn Grower’s Association
Waterloo
I. H. CG. Service Bureau International Harvester Co
Chicago
John Davis
Elsie
West Union
Ase Hastings
Dell Kuhnes
Paul Durfey Oelerg
A. R. Oelberg
Miss Anderson
Anderson
T. W. Potter
Real Estate Auction Near Swartley Pump Shop
Auction notice for a property at the northwest corner of a bank block west of Swartley pump shop and east of W. K. Humphry residence. Sale to start at 1:38 p.m. sharp on Saturday March 25. Terms revealed at sale to satisfy purchaser. Auctioneers J. J. McAugh and Q. B. McGormack.
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Swartley Pump Shop
W. K. Humphry
J. J. McAugh
Q. B. MccGormack
Auct
For Sale My Place on Water Street East of Dr McLean
For sale my place on Water street the first house east of Dr McLean. A bargain is taken soon J B Knight 38 tf
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Water Street
Jhouse
Dr. McLean
J. BE. Knight
Fayette Wins County Declamation Trophy Over Waucoma
A corrected county declamation result shows Fayette placing first with a total rank of 7 to Waucoma's 6, due to judge scoring percentages. The trophy remains with Fayette. Payette claims winners with high percentages. School closes Friday for vacation. Stuth Young returns to class after illness. Ruth Walker teaches in Mrs. Troy's room. Allen Carter improves health. high school boys set for first baseball vs Volga on April 1 on the College campus.
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Fayette
Waucoma
Angel
Lola Perry
Bobby Shaftoe
Cary Peck
Miss Peck
Miss Perry
Kiser
Whale
Payette
Volga
U I A Notes and College Sermons in Sumner and Northfield
Dr Cooper preached at Sumner Sunday morning March 19. Miss Hitchcock of Osage leads Miss Lewis classes due to ill health. Dr A E Bennett to deliver convocation sermon next Sunday at Carleton College Northfield with Mrs Bennett as guest of Miss Lowe. Mrs Collett's Tuesday evening entertainment lauded as top L P A show. she impresses with stage presence and voice. Orne Templeton eldest son of Lee Templeton dies at 62 in Maywood Indiana after March 10 burial March 18. once U I A student with father.
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Dr. Cooper
Sumner
A. E. Bennett
Carleton College
Northfield, Minn
Margaret Jayne Collett
A. B. Vines
East
Peru
Orne Templeton
Lee Templeton
Maywood
Indiana
Indianapolis
Orne
Family reunion as Mrs Finney ill slows progress
Together over Sunday in Aurora Illinois the Finney family gathered due to Mrs. S B Finney's serious illness. Harry A Finney, head of the high school business dept, must return Monday while Prof Ross L of Illinois Wesleyan University and Mrs B F McComb stay until Friday. Mrs Finney is slowly improving.
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S. B. Finney
Harry A
Aurora
Ross L
Ilinois Wesleyan University of
Bloomngton
B. F. McComb
An Unexpected Wedding Near West Union Iowa
R L Pooler, hearing his father was injured, traveled from Maywood to Oelwein with W G Thomas. They joined his sister and proceeded to West Union where, Saturday afternoon, Mary Bleeden and W G Thomas were married by Rev. L A Swisher at the M Parsonage. The couple resides with his parents.
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R.l.pooler
Oelwein
W. G. Thomas
Maywood
RR. L
Mary Bleeden
West Union
L. A. Swisher
M. Parsonage
Thomas
Mrs Rinehimer Visits Greeley To See Daughter
Mrs. G. W. Rinehimer spent this week visiting W. H. Thompson and wife. After leaving their home on Thursday she traveled to Greeley to visit her daughter.
News From Sunnyside Washington Family Updates
Emma Wilbur reports from Sunnyside that many are well and plans vary. Frank Rodgers may move to Coming California in April for a better climate for the child, Ethan Taylor's are with his brother Frank, and building plans proceed after purchasing lots. Numerous couples and names appear among local residents as weather and roads remain favorable.
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Sunnyside
Washington
Emma Wilbur
Will McNaul
Frank Rodgers
Cal
Ethan Taylor
Frank
Lota
Towa
Warren Crow
Lima church hosts district gold medal contest for temperance
Mrs Lorinda Tireman’s W C T U class from Fayette presented a high class literary program in Lima with Miss Maude Felter winning the district medal. The event drew praise for its impact on temperance work, raising $11.50 with a net gain of $2.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Volga
Lima
Lorinda Tireman
Fayette
Maude Felter
Certificates of Deposit Explored in Early Banking
The article explains what a Certificate of Deposit is a bank receipt that pays principal plus interest after a set period. It notes its negotiable nature allowing withdrawal with interest and that funds can earn interest while awaiting investment, promoting the idea of keeping money working rather than idle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
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