Tariff talk on farms attracts Iowa farmers meeting
A speech by William C. Brown of the New York Central at a Page County Boy's Agricultural Club gathering discusses tariff effects on wheat cattle and farm goods. He warns of high duties harming Iowa farmers and notes Argentina's rising exports. Local notes mention residents and moves in Red Oak Riverton and nearby towns.
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Wm C. Brown
New York Central Railroad
Boy’s Agricultural Club and Farmers of
Page County
Mr. Brown
Canada
United States
Republic of
Argentina
Little
Europe
Iowa
Old World Robber Haunts Harries Franklin Journey
Harper's Weekly recounts Harry A. Franck’s perilous trek across the robber-infested Lebanon range to Damascus. In a village, a sheikh lured him with a coin pot fundraising for a railroad ticket while Franck faced a mob and leapt away, fleeing down the highway amid threats.
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Harper's Weekly
Harry A. Franck
Lebanon
Damascus
Franck
Hack
Little Gardens as Lifesavers in Health Bulletin
A health department bulletin reports a shift from junk yards and neglected vacant lots to productive home gardens. The study notes cleaner backyards and fewer stagnant pools as gardens of cabbage onions parsley beets and corn appear in the Eighth ward. It links these gardens to lower baby death rates and increased family revenue plus fresh produce.
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The
Health Department
Tate
Trouble in the Balkans: pig trade and routes debated
A fragmented overview notes Bervia exports pigs only, but Turkiye refuses pork, Mohamad followers avoid it, and Austria delays passage. Servia seeks sea access to sell pigs to France and England but Anti objects. The piece cites Le Cri de Paris as context for the Balkans crisis.
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Balkans
Bervia
Turkey
Mohammed
Austria
Wes
Servis
Servia
France
England
Anti
Iere
le Cri de
Paris
Church Endeavor and Memorial Service Notices
The church announces a January Endeavor meeting at 7 PM and a single worship service at 8 PM with a sermon by the pastor. A memorial service for the Modern Woodmen will be held Sunday at 2 30 PM at the Presbyterian church, with an address by the hosting pastor. All Woodmen and friends are invited.
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Presbyterian Church
R. Bruce West
Baptist Church Plans for Children’s Day Observance
The Baptist Church announces Sunday services and requests full Sunday School attendance to prepare for Children’s Day. Welcomes all to participate.
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Baptist Church
Methodist Church Sunday School and Preaching Schedule
Sunday services include Sunday school at 10 am with the lesson Moses and the Eternal God. Epworth League at 7 pm on The Christian’s Friendship with his Lord led by Miss Helen Bil. Preaching at 8 pm on My Strength and My Song. Worship of the Sanctuary urged. Meditation noted as timely. a lecture compares meditation to photography revealing unseen heavenly truths. Everyone is welcome to all services.
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Moses
Epworth League
Helen Bil
Saca
Sunday School Triumph and Church Activities
Berbert W. Dack, Pastor, notes a 97 percent Sunday school attendance with strong enthusiasm. A sermon titled The Big Baby and the elder brother parallel drew a fine evening crowd. Ladies Aid held a daylong quilting, parsonage visitors formed a happy reunion, and Rounders served ice cream on the church lawn. Arthur O Wright Pastor invites all to Sunday night’s Hunting Man.
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Ladies -Aid
M. E. Church Services and Local Notices
M E Church South preaches at Cox Chapel Saturday night at 8 o clock Sunday morning at 11 and Sunday afternoon at 8 30 at the Island and 8 am in Hamburg Sunday school in Hamburg at 10 am Miss Ethel Willard accompanied her father to Grange Hall Saturday Miss Lettie Thedans leaves Lyons Iowa Monday for home Aug Hinze monument erected at the grave George M Glasby opens a barber shop in Long building Main and D streets S J Rodds and wife to Omaha en route to Redlands Cal for summer Remember the young lady who brings in subscriptions before the first vote count earns a sugar shelf and butter knife and each new subscriber gets gold filled cuff buttons
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Cox Chapel
Island
Hamburg
Ethel Willard
Grange Hall
Lettie Thedans
Lyons
Iowa
S.J. Rodds
Lee Rodds
Omaha
Redlands
Cal
Local of several residents travel and visits in the Midwest
Mrs Jack Hunter and Miss Patti McBride made a trip to Omaha Saturday. Mrs Roy Wooten went to Council Bluffs early week. Miss Corns Stotler returned home to Shenandoah. Mrs Joe Egermeyer and son returned Friday to Marshaltown. Prof J M Martin and wife departed Sunday for the east then European tour from June to September. Carpenters from St Joseph finish coal house for a future coiling station. Dean's Regulats advertised for constipation relief. Batten of Detroit and Mrs May Wright of Knoxville visiting Rev O A Wright and family. Miss Barbara Kain stayed over with relatives near Nebraska City. Dean's Ointment advertised for itching and skin conditions. Mrs Floyd-Yungies left Moon City for Big Horn Montana.
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Ana, Holmes
Waterad
Han Bing
Lowne
Food For
Frank Kerner
Baryl Clayton
Ridney
Henry , Taylor
Shendadoah
Alex.Scarry
Maryville, Mo
Barry McKissick
Red’ Oak
Aluomi
Leroy ‘Allen
Doyles
Red Oak
Roy Wadnamaker
Etta Hoke
Nebraska City
Coudiuetor Hooper
Str. Joseph
CO. M. Privett
Luther “Pickett
Chas
Warnstaff
Charley Hale
Luther Pickett
South Main Street
Irma Crumley
Riverton
Saturday Evening Post
S.J. Rodda & Son
Hisseelf
Berbert W. Dack
Pastor
Christian Church
D. E. Finley
Jack’ Hunter
Patti McBride
Roy. Wooten
Council Bluffs
Joe Egermeyer and Son
Marshaltown
East
St. Joseph
Burlington ’. Ro
Dean
Batten
Detroit
Mich
May Wright
Knoxville
Jatters
O. A. “Wright
Batter
Wright
State
Barbara Kain
Lat
Floyd-Yungies
Mra
John Clark
Mooné City
Big Horn Mont
R. Wallace
H. G. Butterfield
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