Baptist Laymen Groups Promote Practical Christianity in Southwest Iowa
The city hosted a meeting of Baptist Laymen from southwestern Iowa with Rev. John Barton of Omaha addressing about a hundred men from local churches. The piece urges youth engagement through wholesome community activities, contrasting past singing schools and barn dances with modern amusements, and argues churches must offer constructive outlets like a community center to attract and guide young people toward Christian ideals.
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Iowa
John Barton
Omaha
Ows
Cotin
Church of Today
Glenwood
Wayned
Choate
Manners First Drive Message From Barke
The fragment suggests a priority on manners over law or duty, with the speaker Barke emphasizing courtesy as essential to guiding actions and judgments. The note reads as a terse moral admonition about social conduct.
Pacific Junction social notes mark visits and events
Eugene Gibba returns to work after foot injury. Theresa Flynn comes back to work as telephone operator from Fremont. Mrs. Ray Werner and Miss Margaret Corcoran host friends at the Anderson home. Several local visits, club meetings, birthdays, and en route travels are reported including a Pacific Junction girl’s marriage in Kansas City and multiple Omahan and Council Bluffs connections.
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Eugene Gibba
Theresa Flynn
Anna Mayfield
Fremont
Nebr
Ork
Ray Werner
Plattsmouth
Margaret, Corcoran
J. E. Anderson
Anderton
Newton Russel
Shirley Greenlee
Omaha
Orville Little and Son
Rey Livengood
Red Oak
Chas. Davis
Anna Nunn
Woman's Club
Mary Burgess
Lou Schaffer
Lena Cole
Nunn
Elmer Hall
Linsday Raymond
Clarence Raymond
Seward
Mildred Moore
Lincoln
Mark Lee
Kansas City
Lee
Ollie Hunter
Sohn Hunter
Kizzier
Oregon
World-Herald
Pacific Junction
Fern Schilling
Chris Nelson
Robert Hafer
John Supple
Hobart Read
Elaine
Council Bluffs
W. S. Anderson
Ladies' Aid
Old Maid’s Club
Hillsdale
Aid
A. C. Talbot
Anna Noonan
Emerson
Bess Boyle
Mr. Clark
Frank Boyle
W. M. Moore
Claud Morgan
Frank Anderson
Wilber Anderson
Noble
Womans Club
Jack Hunter
Grandma Hunter
Ralph Storey
Manawa
Len Bouquet
Hartha
Martha Bouquet
Earl Hall
Hall
Eugene Gibbs
McAlpine
Minnie Sanders
Ruby Goodman
Blackman
Bart Hall
Harry Arnold
Sioux City
F. Boyle
H. FE. Read
Chas. Stirk
Harold
Glenwood
Carrie Jacobs
Mary Flynn
David Flynn
Perry
Iowa
Vern Beldin
Lucille
Myrtle
Lyle Beldin
Mise Elve Bal
Dia
Ed Anderson
Baby Billy
H. Read
Paul Dunquist
HL Martin
Harry Russel
Connetf Bluffs
N. Russel
Russel Kammerer
Emerson and area residents visit in many towns
Emerson notes show Frank Oglevie visiting Malvern while Mrs. Salmons travels from Red Oak to her sister, and Eilen Noonan returning from Pacific Junction. Numerous friends and kin visit in Malvern, Avoca, Shenandoah, Council Bluffs, Hastings, and nearby towns as families and neighbors share outings, funerals, and gatherings. The obituary records Elva Rowena Nima, born 1882, who died March 14, 1925 at age 40.
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Frank Oglevie
Malvern
R. Salmons
Red Oak
Pratt
Eilen Noonan
Pacific Junction
Anna Nunna
Leon Burchett
Afton
Mart Bramnier
Davenport
Nebr
Bramanier
Wim
Lambert
E.S. Surface
Mason City
Lizzie Priest
Ella France
H. C. Hick
Ray
Lyle Wilkins
J. C. Wilkins
H. C. Knight
Hastings
Aaron Johnson
Francis An ‘Derson
Shenandoah
Henry Field
Roy Davis
Council , Bluffs
Davis
Kenneth Shaw
Matt Shannon
Lennox
Glen Whipple
J. W. Crawford
Malvern Wan
Emerson
R. Patrick
Atlantic
A. A. Pat
Ralph Miller
Silver City
Lottie Thrapp
W. A. Fisher
Iva Patterson
Misa Goldie Salmons
Council Bluffs
PF. Salmons
Jim Spears
Maryville
Beatrica Ramey
Omaha
Gea, Ramey
F Ralph
W. C. Short
Charley Ballain
Imogene
C. D
Iowa
Aurora County, &. P
Obituary for Mrs Nims of Emerson Iowa
The obituary notes the death of a devoted wife and mother with deep concern for family happiness. She leaves a husband, a daughter, and a son, plus parents Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Nims of Emerson, five sisters and two brothers and many friends. Funeral services were held near White Lake and later at Emerson Methodist Church with burial in Emerson Cemetery.
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Snoarh
Andalgon
Vernice
Marion
J. W. Nims
Imerson
Iowa
Myrtle Frits
Ft. Collins
Cold
Laura Hall
Hastings
Low
L. R. Tagg
Emerson
Methodist
H. S. Mitchell
M. D. Lang
A. F. Smith
R. Li. Fields
Faith Dunn
Famous Corstock Lode in Nevada Described
The Comstock Lode in Nevada is a fissure about four miles long in Mount Davidson rocks near Virginia City. Quartz ore carries silver and gold and occurs as shoots up to AGO feet long and 90 feet wide. The vein has been developed to a depth of 2,900 feet.
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Corstock Lode
Comstock Lode
Nevada
Mount Davison
Virginia City
Christ's Resurrection Confirmed by Scriptures
The article asserts Christ's resurrection as absolute certainty through evidence in the division of the Son and through which eternal life is set. It argues that various tests of faith demonstrate reality, confirm truthfulness of Scriptures, and reveal Him as supreme interpreter of them.
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Keener
Xlecohrist
Lassen
Christ
Fragmented Philosophical Passage Echoes Emerson References
A garbled quotation discusses virtue, endowment, and noble living from a Medea themed vantage. It explores obedience to summoning duties, personal value, and the idea that arriving after virtue defines true worth, citing Emerson and cryptic phrases about light and shadow.
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Nice
Medea
Geodpene
Emerson
Voptdhines Geatas
FB Downes
Faith and virtue quotes from early church literature
A compact collection of religious maxims and exhortations. Includes messages from the Presbyterian of the South and Western Christian Advocate praising faithful workers, starry signs of Bethlehem, and virtues like modesty, humility, temperance, and chastity.
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Presbyterian of
South
Song of
Heaven
Bethlehem
Lessons From Jesus Goals for March 29 Gospel Study
In the March 29 issue Leeson outlines junior and youth topics on how Friends cared for Jesus and peers, with meditations from Primare Fopio to Clearg, examining Jesus as the true vine and believer trials. It recounts Joanna presenting to the Jewish station, Messiah acceptance and the judgment theme tied to nations toward Jesus and his brethren.
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Jesus Christ
Jesus
Christ
Emiry
Joana of
Nasereth
Jesua
Eis
God
Gethaemne
Janus
Pilate
Lossen
Murder in the Mountain Hamlet A Shaving Interlude
From a Kentucky mountaintop tale a special judge and a stenographer Wilkin discuss a recent murder. In a cobbler shop the elder farmer hints at killings while the inquirer probes who killed the last man, revealing a tense, lawless frontier atmosphere.
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Wilkins
Lowlands
Louisville
Mountainera
Wilkine
Mountain
Wilking
Viking
Imat
Thia
Wiking
Hard to Steal Diamond The Kimberly Diamond Case
A garbled note describes a diamond theft attempt involving the Kimberly diamond. It mentions guarded mines, containment measures, and a plan to throw diamonds over a fence to confederates. It notes only certain materials could exit and that careful search of footwear is implied.
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Tenege
Inventor Develops Glass Ray for Submarine Vision
A new light-ray technology claims to penetrate water to depths previously inaccessible, enabling sight underwater. The inventor describes the method as a special beam that extends range beneath the sea, promising applications in exploration and navigation.
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