Congress Will Re Convene December and Insurgents Surge
Des Moines city physician warns of scarlet fever and diphtheria outbreaks nationwide. Emphasizes proper home ventilation, pure domestic water, clean clothes, frequent bathing, and thorough drying before dressing as key preventive steps. Mentions Senator La Follette and Francis Heney, plus Burkett’s Senate record and Nebraska ties.
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Lash
DesMoines
Presbyterian Church Sunday Services and New Members
Presbyterian Church notes return to home church for regular services. Sabbath school at 10 am with morning topic Counsel to young Christians. After service new members examined by the session. Special choir music and 7 30 pm song service featuring My anchor holds and In My Heart. R Bruce West pastor.
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R. Harris
West
Chas
Connor
Bruce West
Methodist Church Revival and Membership Notice
The Sunday school met at 10. m with preaching on the glories of the great republic. Public reception of new members at the morning service. Those desiring to unite with the Methodist church should confer with the pastor before Sunday. Epworth League at 6:30 p.m. Leader Harvey Travis. Preaching at 7:30 p.m. Subject Impressions of Evangelist Good and his Hamburg work. Everyone welcome. The pastor seeks deeper religious life from revivals.
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Methodist Church
Republic
Epworth League
Harvey Travis
Evangelist Good
Hamburg
Local Preacher Schedule and Thanksgiving Visit
M E Chuset South preaches at Cox Chapel Saturday night at 7 30 and Sunday at 11 am also preaching at Hampurg 7 30 pm Sunday Prayer meeting Wednesday night and a sermon from Pastor D E Pinley Pastor M M Chanders of Farragut spent Thanksgiving day with relatives and friends in this city.
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M- E-Chuset
Cox Chapel
Hampurg
M. M. Chanders of
Farragut
Real Estate Transfers and Local Notices from Sidney
Real estate transfers show numerous transactions in Sidney with names such as W.B. Cox Eva Gudgel H McCartney Clarence Withrow and others. The report notes prices from 1500 to 5600 and includes districts in Tabor Hamburg Riverton and Hamberg along with a brief social update about Margaret Nix promoting a World Herald contest and local club elections at Hebron Chapter No 76 R A M. Also mentions Dr D Rees’s death in Colorado and farewell receptions for Mrs Hayes and Mrs Wilson.
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W.B. Cox
Eva L. Gudgel
Ned
H. McCartney
Clarence
Withrow
Bik P. Thurman
N.B. Shultz
W.p.fishbaugh
Wa - Sh-Ne
S. G. Rossiter
Clara A. Rossiter
John I. Sands
Kish
Riverton
Virginia Jacks
W. T. Davis
Man Bags Six Foot Eight Inch Eagle Near Nishna
O B Keyser shot a large eagle last Tuesday in timber along the Nishna near his property. The bird measured six feet eight inches from tip to tip and was described as a fine specimen by the Randolph Enterprise.
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O. B. Keyser
Nishna
Randolph
School Benefit Dinner At City Hall For Watson Schools
Teachers assisted by pupils held a benefit dinner at Watson city hall last Thursday to aid local schools. A large crowd attended and overall good time was enjoyed by all.
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Watson
Hamburg Fiddlers Contest Honors Charley Cowles
At Nebraska City on Wednesday night CG, A. Cowles won first prize as best fiddler in the region. The town recalls Charley as a top figure in local fiddling and many swear by his skill.
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A. Cowles
Nebraska City
Charley
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