Journal dedicates issue to women and Kamvar for governor
The Hamilton County Journal pledges support for Hon. J. L. Kamvar of Webster City as Iowa governor, praising his private character and temperance. It lauds women’s role in publishing and law, notes a New York bar admittance for Helen Gould, and wishes health and prosperity to editors, their households, and the journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jousgnaul
L. Kamrar
Iowa
Des Moines
Helen Gould
New York
Inter Ocean
United States
Hamilton County Journal
Jd. L. Kumvar
Webster City
Messrs
Jas, Welch
L. A. McMurray
The
Journal
Itarvey Ingham
Anna C. Ingham
Chicago
Ingham
Graphic Herald
Samantha
Webster City Brick and Tile Company
Hyatt & Hyatt
Attorneys At Law
Women Led Church Work Highlighted Across Faiths
A 19th century Webster City issue highlights women's roles in church missions and relief. It notes United States female physicians and nurses, calls for civic engagement, and details Ladies Aid, Christian Woman’s Board of Missions, and Universalist, Congregational, and Friends societies advancing charity, education, and church building efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Wrictirion
Woman's Aid Society
U. S
Webster City
Town
Stark
Chuistian Church
Chiristian
Christian Women's Board of Missions
Ladies’ Aid Society
Lydia
Congregational Church
Ourhhurches
Cong
Woman's Missionary Society
Woman's Board of the Interior
Woman's Lome Missionary Union of
Iowa
Christ
Mission Board of
St. Paul's Universalist Church
Geo. Wathway
Mra
Sumner Willson
Ladies' Aid Society
Women in Business and the Push for Equality
The text argues that women entering employment and higher education has lightened burdens on dependents. It notes Lucy Stone’s 19th century agitation opened college access and records women now working as bookkeepers and stenographers in schools, stores, and offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Stone
Women in Mission Work and Suffrage Advocated in Speech
A speaker extols women’s work in churches and missions, notes opposition from male clergy, cites the endowment of a Bible chair at Ann Arbor by the Woman’s Christian Board of Missions, and urges equal rights including suffrage. The piece quotes Chauncey M. Depew on changing views and mentions consumer goods promotions by C Wickware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Missions
Ann Arbor University
Woman's Christian Board of Missions
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Martha
Patretiud
Amands Johnson
Phatbo Jucky
K. C. Gousmin
Atta Spencer
Boma Popojoy
Charles Comely
OW. I. Wilters
Jurney
J. L. Kamvar
Alt
Post Offhce News Depot
J. D Cragg
J. J’. Clagg
P.O
Henry Somerset
Brown
Elizabeth Gates
Indy
J.C. Rooker
Seneca
Dr. A. Kellogg
Women In Church Work
Universalist Church
Lb. A.S
Land Freall
Timate
Praideut
Kate Lasher
Thry
Doak
Mary Baker Eddy
Church of Christ
Scientist
Boston
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
England
Ireland
Canada
Society OF Friends
Religious Society of Friends
Dl. Kamrar
Pure Paints
C. G. Wolgamat & Co
Women In
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Our Shoe Men, Hanrahan & O'Connor
Eaumont Launry
Huron
South Oak
Minnesota
Mankato, Minnesota
D. P. Clagy's
J.P. Clagy's
Repew
Chauncey M. Depew
New York State
C. Wickware
Unique Grocery
Potter & Daniel’ S
Sidewalk Lumber No
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En, Lee & Son
Willson
West Motel
W. G. Bonner
Watrae Hock
Lasher Bro's
Weise & Frame
Hamilton County State Bank
Jo.venning
L.a.mcmurray Cashier
Grand Central Hotel
Wrigent
East Second Street
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