Methodist splits and politics in 1844 era reflection
Boyd recounts the 1844 split of the Methodist Episcopal Church over slavery, noting the rise of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South, and parallel Baptist tensions led by Featherstone. He ties church rifts to national politics under Tyler and Webster, Calhoun, and Clay, and mentions Abraham Lincoln’s distant entry into Congress as a minor figure in that year.
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Methodist
Kansas City
New York City
Methodist Episcopal Church
Khe
Anthony
Georgia
Episcopal
Blake
Featherstone
Missiantary Board
China
Methodist Church
Andrews
The
Baptista
John Tyler
Texas
Tames Knox Park
Tyler
Palk
Mexico
Daniel Webster
John C. Cal
Philosphy
Henry Clay
Aino
Woodeman
Congress
Washington
Abraham Alngeln
Iowa WIS Celebrate Many Centennials
Iowa centennial focus invites readers to reflect on a century since statehood while noting earlier events and anniversaries dating from the era of Joliet and Marquette. The article highlights schools, churches, post offices, newspapers, and civic organizations shaping Iowa’s history, and mentions the State Historical Society publishing an Iowa Centennial History Series with local centennial issues forthcoming. Radar, a key war technology, is explained as radio detecting and ranging, with Allied and Axis use noted, and a wartime street car anecdote closes the piece.
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Hawkeye
Joliet
Marquette
Lexington
Grand Concord
Julien Dubuque
Iowa
Washington
Lows
Wae
Dubuque
Medical
Dental
Cou
State Historical Society
Otuer
Masons
British soldier carried from landing craft with leg wound
In England a Soundphoto from the Royal Army documents a wounded British soldier of the Royal Corps Radiophoto being carried from a landing craft at a British port. The man wears a canvas leg and rests after returning from a mission.
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England
Masons Celebrate Founding of Grand Lodge of Iowa
The 1244 date marks the milestone of Masonry in Iowa with origin at Burlington in 1841 and branching to Bloomfield Muscatine Dubuque and Iowa City. The Grand Lodge of Iowa formed January 8 1844 after Missouri permission. Early leaders and growth to 61450 members highlight a storied expansion and notable figures.
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Iowa
Burlington
Grand Lodge of
Missouri
Bloomfield
Muscatine
Dubuque
Iowa City
Drs IT
J. ‘Thurston
the Besant
Grand Lodge
Burlington Lodge
Bloomfield Masons
Joseph Willisma
Territorian Supreme Court
Lill Curve Guidance Amid Curve Tension
A cryptic note hints at avoiding paring while addressing Lill and curve concerns. The phrase suggests caution against overreaction or targeted adjustments, emphasizing measured consideration of the situation and potential impacts.
For Sale and Notices From Hamburg Iowa Area
A jumble of items and notices from Hamburg Iowa covers for sale of a Packard chassis and six tires, a modern home, land for rent or purchase, and various want ads. Listings include a six burner kerosene range, two Armstrong tugs, grocery clerks and meat cutters wanted, and a card of thanks. Also advertisements for farm supplies, a permanent wave kit, and shop goods. Local names include Howard, Norwil Lees Henderson, Harry Mansfield, A. H. Markovitz, Paul Wright, Donald Brown, Adolph Miller, Webler Drug, Poage Paint & Coal Co, and Oehlur Drug Go.
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Donald Brown
Hamburg
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Webler Drug
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Lawn Moiver Hospital
Hatten & Hatten,tf
Fa McKenzie
Paria
Call Sein
Thane
Towsie
Seal Commission
Alto Missouri Coal
OPA
Sunkist
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Cooper's
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Connors
Iowa State Bank
Hamburg, Iowa
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