Day of Rejoicing in Orangeville Ends Church Apathy
Orangeville and surrounding areas celebrated a day of revival as Reformed minister C G A Hullhorst and Lutheran pastor A B Middlesworth were installed. Services featured sermons on abiding in Christ and self-examination, with new carpet, elevated pulpit, veiled Bible gift, and fresh flowers. The writer praised improved music and urged ongoing church engagement and choir participation.
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Dakota
Orangeville
Orangeville Hears Dual Installation of Lutheran and Reform Pastors
In Orangeville on August 9, Rev A B Middlesworth and Rev C G A Hullhorst were solemnly installed as pastors. Assisting ministers included Rev J A Beidler and Revs W Sites and Lautz. The packed audience heard English and German addresses, the Lord's Supper served to about 150, and Sabbath school was addressed, leaving attendees encouraged by a spiritual feast.
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Orangeville
Bro. Middlesworth
Lutheran Church
C. G. A. Hullhorst
Reformed
A. B. Middlesworth
Christ
Bro. M
The
Reformed Church
Asa
Isaiah
Prairie
Daniel Lautz
Forreston
Father Donmeyer
Lautz
Jesus Christ
Bro
Middlesworth
J. A
Messrs. Ephors
Reform
J. A. Beidler
W. Sites
Bros, Middleswarth
Hullhorst
Reforms in School Seats for Health and Comfort
A letter arguing that current school seats harm health and learning by forcing a semiprone posture. It urges desks that fit the pupil erect, with back support and closer desks, to prevent spinal curvature and eye strain, and cites the Vienna Exposition prize seat by Mr. Peard as a model. It notes hygiene works and a subscription plug for Young Folks' Rural Monthly.
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Spencer
Peard
Grasshoppers Plague Kansas Desolation Hit by Red Legged Locusts
A Kansas Gazette report from Topeka details a devastating grasshopper outbreak across Kansas counties from Salina to Topeka, sweeping west to east, destroying corn, fruit, and orchards. Farmers flee, stockpiles and fodder are prepared, and relief plans by Governor Osborne emerge as wheat and corn prospects collapse under the pestilence.
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Colorado
Rocky Mountains
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Republican
Arkansas
Kaw Valley
Topeka
Solomon
Neosho
Kaw
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
Great Bend
Iowa
Lawrence
Fall Leaf
Lenap
Stranger
Missouri
West
Nebraska Pioneers Locate Land Near Crete
From Saline County Press March 26 1874 Mr Davis two sons and son in law arrive at Crete to locate land within four miles of the city They have nearly a section in different tracts a frame house in progress and are preparing ground for wheat They came from Waukesha Wisconsin Mr Davis Sr has cleared timber and picked stone in Waukesha County for twenty nine years He will give his Wisconsin farm to any one moving his buildings to Nebraska.
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Saline County Press
Crete
Nebraska
Davis
Enterprise
Waukesha
Banner County
Wisconsin
Waukesha County
Beecher Has Not Read A Single Newspaper On The Scandal
Beecher has not read any newspapers regarding the B T scandal. The remark hints at a public figure avoiding coverage amid an ongoing controversy with no direct comments from Beecher. The note underscores limited engagement with press materials surrounding the issue.
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Beecher
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