Presbyterian Church Weekly Sermons and Services
Presbyterian Church announces August 2 to 10 schedule with Sunday school at 8:30, morning worship at 11, union services at First M.E. church, Rev J A Hills preaching at 8 p m, and union evening park service. St Johns Lutheran holds 10 30 am English language service. Pastor absent. Rev J Vollmar sr available for calls and duties. Watch column for announcements.
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Presbyterian Church
First M. BE
J. A. Hills
Union
St. John’s Lutheran
J. Vollman
J. J. Vollmar
Iowans Must Move Quickly to Enter State Fair
Des Moines officials warn Iowans to hurry to enter the Iowa state fair and national livestock show August 26 to September 4. Eight major departments close August 1 including horses cattle swine sheep goats. Later deadlines cover baby health agriculture arts poultry culinary dairy horticulture and more. Free entry blanks available from Secretary A. R. Corey.
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Des Moines
Fair Management
A. R. Corey
Social notices span a busy Minnesota Iowa visit week
Mr. and Mrs. Dalton visit Minneapolis and Cass Lake with friends and kin. Numerous gatherings include picnics at Cleveland Park and summer suppers at Country Club. Iowa officials discuss child welfare, gasoline price data, and taxation reform with emphasis on centralized assessors.
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R. B. Dalton
Minneapolis
Carl Adamson
Cass Lake
New Postal Rates and Risks to Revenue, Farmers Say
The Minneapolis Journal notes that post rate hikes often cut revenue. Postal cards and circulars rose in cost, cutting usage while government cards rose. Farmers advocate efficiency over higher rates, citing rural delivery savings and potential deficits.
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Minneapolis
Congress
National Farmer Organization
Congressional Investigating
Washington
E. B. Reid
American Farm Bureau Federation
Iowa Banks Stand Third in Nation Under State Supervision
L A Andrew Iowa bank superintendent reports at the national meeting that 1 217 state banks fall under Iowa supervision. Iowa banks hold about 51 million in capital 22 million in surplus 12 million in undivided profits and 603 million in deposits.
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Town
United States
State Banking Department
L. A. Andrew
National Convention of State
Iowa Bank Department
Illinois
Missouri
Iowa
Union Park Services at Foster Park Sunday 8 PM
Union services in Foster park Sunday evening at 8 o'clock with Prof Roy M. Smith of Kestern Union College delivering the sermon. Music directed by R. E. Clark. July attendance was strong with most seats used for the band concert and extra lights aiding singing. song books available for all.
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Union Park
Foster Park
Roy M. Smith
Kestern Union College
R. E. Clark
Hildreth Memorial Evangelical to Hold Sunday Services
Hildreth Memorial Evangelical holds Sunday services with Sunday school at 9 50 a m and E L C E at 7 p m Preaching at 11 a m Bishop L H Seager I D will preach Sunday morning before extended trip to attend conventions and camp meetings A union service at the park Sunday evening will feature Prof Roy M Smith of Western Union College The summer choir is praised for its music and the church extends a hearty welcome from Pastor J W Davis
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Hildreth Memorial Evangelical Sunday School
L. H. Seager
I. D
Roy M. Smith
Western Union College
J. W. Davis
Union Presbyterian Church Sermon on W. J. Bryan Life
The Union Presbyterian Church schedules a 11 o'clock Sunday service with a sermon on the life and work of the late William Jennings Bryan by the pastor who knew his home city. Evening worship at 8 includes special music and a ladies quartet. Sunday school starts at 10 led by Wesley Eyres in Prof. C. J. Smith's absence. A Thursday 8 15 prayer and Bible study meeting is also planned.
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Union Presbyterian Church
W. J. Bryan
Bryan
Wesley Eyres
C. J. Smith
Union
W. E. Smith
First Methodist Church Tentative Summer Services
The First Methodist Church notes strong Sunday school attendance and invites worship next Sunday at 10 am with sermon at 11 by Rev. J. A. Hills while the pastor attends camp. Evening service at 8 pm in the park. Camp meeting and Bible conference at Methodist camp begin August 6 for 10 days with a talented lineup.
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J. A. Hills
First Methodist Church
Methodist
West Okoboji Lake
Iowa Corn Acreage Rises Despite Flood Losses
Iowa and federal crop reporting service released figures July 9 showing corn acreage in Iowa up 2 percent from last year after adjusting for flood and other losses. July 1 yield at 42.3 bushels per acre with total yield 469,337,000 bushels, 164,585,000 more than 1921. US crop total estimated at 3,095,176,000 bushels. notes hot weather in Iowa reduced estimates slightly. Spring pigs in Iowa at 89.5 percent of last year and hog-corn balance expected to be poor this fall. sows for fall farrow about the same as last year.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Iowa and
Federal
Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
United States
Threshing Underway as Dry Season Tests Yields
Liberty Center reports threshing in full swing with good yields. Mrs. Frank Wetrosky rushed to LeMars last Monday due to her mother Mrs. Schultz’s serious illness. The Charles Juzek home burned early July 23, starting in the wash house. Corn crop awaits rain as drought persists.
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Frank Wetrosky
LeMars
Schultz
Charles Juzek
Testimonial for Snow's School of Dressmaking
Miss Bessie Juhl of Le Mars Iowa endorses Snow's School of Dressmaking and instructor Mrs. Warren. She reports taking the course, now does all her sewing, and can draft and design clothes from any picture in style books.
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Snow
A. Warren
Bessie Juhl F. D. LeMars
Barn Fire Destroys Montagne’s Barn and Crib at Milnerville
Heavy loss reported from a barn fire four miles east of Milnerville striking C. C. Montagne. The blaze destroyed a large barn and corn crib with unknown ignition source. No stock was lost and some insurance coverage is noted. Also notes Miss Juanita Pierce’s Cherokee business call and her purchase of a needlecraft shop there. Typewriter ribbons advertised at The Globe Post.
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Westfield
C. C. Montagne
Milnerville
Juanita Pierce
Miss Pierce
W U Enrollment Bright for Coming School Year
The university opened enrollment with strong signups as football players are urged to report by September 7. Enthusiastic response and new material promise keen competition for spots, signaling a bright prospects for the institution this year.
Weather sets stage for bumper crop across districts
Weather across Dickinson to Plymouth shows varied conditions. Dickinson reports rain trace yet dry pastures and hay losses. Lyon notes 0.39 inches of rain, tasseling corn needing rain. O'Brien records hot spell with corn in tassel and oats fair. Buena Vista had a rain shower but insufficient for long relief. Plymouth records rain 58 with high 88 and sunshine 100 percent, signaling mixed prospects and looming water stress for crops.
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Dickinson
Heardens
Lyon
O’brien
Buena Vista
Plymouth
Carrying the Mail Through the Air Continues Deep Look
The article explains the air mail service, its night operation, and the need for lighted emergency landing fields. It outlines the three U.S. A M divisions, highlighting the central division from Chicago to Cheyenne with stops at North Platte, Omaha, and Iowa City, and discusses pilots, safety, and public interest.
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Air Service
Air Mail
Night beacons and 25 mile fields keep mail ships on course
The article describes 125 mile midway fuel stations with 18 million candlepower beacons, 25 mile emergency landing fields with 62 foot windmill towers, and 40 rod minimum edge clearances. It notes boundary lights, field maintenance, and markers aiding pilots at night across Iowa Nebraska and Illinois as part of a protective landing network.
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Midway Station
Des Moines
Grand Island
Nebraska
Thamianrine Ney
Gothenburg
Neb
Gophers
Omaha
Iowa City
North Platte
Iowa
Platte River
Illinois
Lincoln Highway
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