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Newspaper
Glenwood Opinion
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1926
Page
1
Farmers across Iowa push for tariff protection and the Haugen bill, denouncing debt and mortgage burdens. Brookhart and Cummins emerge as pivotal figures as farmers demand fair agricultural policy and a stronger stance from Washington. Lincoln era church history and other notes follow in a broad roundup.
The Des Moines gathering set July dates for state and judicial conventions with 1,483 delegates. Keynote will be former Governor Kendall as Brookhart’s participation remains unsettled. Four Supreme Court justices to be named. Kendall, Bickelberg, Ramsay spending figures noted. A federal judge vacancy may draw Cummins into Republican discussions if a southern district addition bill passes.
A bold claim links Rev Freidline to faith as the force that actuated and sustained many of history’s greatest leaders, suggesting religious guidance beneath political and moral upheavals. The remark frames faith as essential to leadership across eras and figures.
Local Methodist minister Rev J H Freediine urged a stronger faith in God and fellowman in a Sunday sermon from Genesis 1 26 titled Gods Faith in Man. He argued faith in God is essential and that the world’s greatest people trusted in God, with daily faith in others and in institutions.
A sermon-like reflection urges renewed faith in God and man. It argues God created humans in His image to partner with Him, subdue the earth, and work holy cooperation. It cites biblical examples from creation to Christ, urging adherence to the Sermon on the Mount and Revelations.
In a terse exchange the speaker pleads inability to align his mind and body, saying he cannot get his spirit to his heart and laments a similar failure with his leg, addressing his superior in a mood of frustration.
Ed Lyi Warren and Amies students attended college, Mrs. George Reafling visited relatives, Carl Brigga returned from Tabor, Mrs Clara McDowell left for Council Bluffs, Ross Whisler visited Tingley, Miss Hazel Adams left for Venice summer school, George Shetterley went to Seattle and Canada, Winifred Johnson visited grandmother Lizzie Priest, Frank Babbitt visited Dessa Cole, J L Evans and kin traveled to Town City, Indianola students Lillian Honeyman Ermal Shaw Amanda Mitchell Channing McFaden returned home, Mrs Vant-Abney of Denver visited, Mae Mary Amndal to Des Moines, Mildred Weed returned from Gatestown teaching, county venue class picnic at Robiny grove with several attendees.
Mills County records show multiple real estate transfers this week. Transactions include H. Amick and Wilson interests, Fay Wright and D. B. Reynolds exchanges, Leah J. Wilson and J. C. Bossanmus deeds, and H. H. Cheyney and H. L. Gearhart conveyances. Prices range from $1.00 exchanges to $47,000, with properties in sections 13, 38, 40, 49, 43, 72, and Hastings area parcels cited.
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