Memorial Services at Armory Honor the Union Saints
Memorial services last Sunday at the Armory drew a full crowd in sympathy with the spirit of unity and patriotism. Rev. C. Bruce led with Barbour’s music class and a praised choir. The day featured a grand parade, cemetery services, and a campfire program that reinforced loyalty to the flag and duties as citizens. Michigan news notes senate actions on supreme court salaries and railroad taxation, plus a Scandinavian special number for Romance.
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C. BR. Bruce
Peoes Barbour
Ray
Bruce
Christ
Patriotic
Hull
Michigan
Lansina
Senate
Supreme Court
Michigan Central Railroad Company
House
Habit and thought defy the fixed mind in Missouri lore
A multi part piece argues that thinking by habit stifles progress while brave minds resist. It contrasts fixed opinions learned in youth with disciplined self control, then pivots to a humorous mock description of the Missouri River, claiming it is muddy and pure at once and joking about a lax science mischief by the author "Smorty."
Notice to Contractors for Hull Iown store building bids due June 1
Plans and specifications for a Hull Iown store building erection are ready and available at the company office. Bids close June 1 and the contract will go to the lowest responsible bidder. Right to reject any or all bids reserved. GASSER WINTERMANTLE & Beck MAN. Annu al Meeting of Farmers Mutual Insurance Association Sioux and Lyon counties set for Lull Iowa on Tuesday June 1893. All members urged to attend as amendments to by-laws will be acted upon. Rou PATTERSON President Jo an Cornforth Secy. Company E Election Armory Monday evening June 5 1893 to fill vacancies for 1st and 2nd Lieutenants. JOIN CORNFORTH Captain.
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Hull Iown
Gasser, Wintermantle ,& Beckman
Farmers Mutual Insurance Association of
Sioux and
Lyon Counties
Lull
Iowa
Rou’. Patterson
Joan Cornfortr
Sec’y
Heutenants
Cornforth
Woman voter casts first ballot in Kenwood school election
In Cedar Rapids a dispute over Kenwood district bonds ends with Mrs. W B Carr becoming the first woman to vote there. A heated debate over paying or delaying debt prompted discussion of woman suffrage. Carr, aged 21 or older with property or school-age children, voted to pay the bonds, tipping the outcome by one majority.
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Iowa
Daily News
Cedar Rapids
Kenwood
W. B. Carr
Carr
Fall Work In The West For Woman Suffrage
At Chicago on May 20 the National American Woman Suffrage Association held an executive session. PlansWere agreed for a vigorous fall campaign in Colorado Kansas and New York with money raised and speakers sent into the field. Kansas will be a focus as municipal suffrage already exists there. The group aims for full suffrage and kept the prohibition issue separate, especially in Kansas where constitutional prohibition exists. Leaders named include Laura M Johns Elizabeth Hopkin Mary Belleville Brown, Dinesasek Utis of Kansas and Carrie Lane Chapman of New York.
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West
Chicago
National
A American Woman Suffrage Association
Colorado
Kansas
New York
Warning to Chicago Women About Impostors and Immoral Prospects
A pamphlet from Chicago philanthropic women’s societies warns women against strangers in cars, depots, or streets, inviting supper or theatre. It urges caution about lodging and work offers and directs to Protective Agency for Women and Children, 28 Opera House Building, daily 9 to 5. The note cites Japan's old marriage practice, later described as abolished by the Mikado. It also comments on World Congresses of Representative Women and a hopeful opening for the series.
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Women’s Societies
Chicago
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Protective Agency For Women and Children
Opera House
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Josephine Li. Odle
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Sons OF Veterans
Lawrence Barrett Camp
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F.G. Zimmerman
Church Directory
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O’brien County
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W. T.shepard
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Land of the Midnight Sun
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Japan
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