Descent of the Holy Spirit lesson review
A summary of a weekly lesson on the Apostles awaiting the Holy Spirit. It stresses prayer, unity, and readiness to receive divine power, linking Pentecost to modern faith, ministry, and personal spiritual awakening through the Holy Spirit. It cites Moody, Luke, Peter, and Joel to illustrate transformative, universal Christian influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
Jesus
Jerusalem
Christ
God
Mr. Moody
Glasgow
Scotland
Chicago
St Louis Live Stock Market Opens Higher On Jan 25
Cattle receipts arrive at 6000 with the market opening a touch stronger across grades. Best steers and butcher stock about 10 cents higher than last week. Bulk good steers 5.65 to 6.00. strictly prime 6.25 to 6.75. Hogs receipts 10000, top around 6.60, bulk 6.20 to 6.45. Sheep receipts 800, market steady to strong. top lambs 7.25, yearlings 6.00 to 6.50. Prospects fair for the balance of the week.
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Narionan Live Lock Con Mission Co
Kage School Notes Highlight Local Health and Family News
James Giboney remains seriously ill at home after working in St. Louis. Albert Hunze fights typhoid with little improvement. A son born to Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Lewis on the 13th, mother and baby thriving. J. Chas. Krehbiel and family visited Erich Weiss. Bern Ruff returns from Colorado to visit sister Mrs. Jerry Hitt and plans to return. Emilie Franck hosted a fruit supper on the 21st for friends. Mrs. Geo. Zoellner back from Colorado visit. Farmers take part in the Normal agriculture course this week, with participants listed including H. Lewis, Jos. Job, Herman Siemers, and others. Ed Klages, August Heisler, Carl Schrock, Jerry Hitt among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kage
James Giboney
St. Louis
Albert Hunze
J. G. Lewis
J. Chas. Krehbiel
Erich Weiss
Bern Ruff
Colorado
Jerry Hitt
Emilie Franck
Geo. Zoellner
Tl’. H. Lewis
Jos. Job
Herman Siemers
Frank Schonhoff
John R. Hoffman
KE. H. Weiss
E. C. Dodson
Albert Fassold
Mm. J. Meyer
Emil
William
Ed Klages
August Heisler
Carl Schrock
For Sale A Good Little Family Cow In Gordonville
A Gow For Sale. A good little family cow when well cared for will give two gallons of milk a day and about 5 pounds butter a week had second call in Oc tober Price $26.00 cash Call write or phone Rey Cras J Moener Gordonville Mo
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Rey
Cras
J. Moener
Gordonville
Rieman School Notes on Attendance and Illness
The Rieman School notes a pneumonia illness in Emery Runnels who is convalescing and expected to recover soon. Enrollment last month was twenty eight with average attendance twenty one but heavy snow caused absences among smaller pupils. Herman Kistner has been frequently absent, possibly due to rabbit fever after snow. Regular attendance is stressed as vital to success for both teachers and pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emery Runnels
Herman Kistner
Schooldays Intact Despite One Day Away
A brief editorial note urges readers to value every school day and act to ensure students keep their attendance intact, emphasizing that even a single absence can feel significant in the long run. The observer signs off with a reflective reminder.
Whitewater News Dims As Town Grows And Moves
Jan 27 Whitewater reports a quiet period with residents moving within the town. Will Henry relocates to Lutesville while Jim Bates moves to another area. Moore brings the corpse of a child for burial. Squire Stroder is said to have traded his farm for a Fritz Schlimme house. Mrs. Benton Kinder plans to move in. John Cartright returns from Byrd Point where he worked as a bridge appearer. Arthur Spivey and John Seiler visited from Malden after working on the Cotton Belt bridge. The railroad reinstates agent Ollie Kinder local. A street brawl ends with Brase knocked out and ear bit. Underwood and Gordon Scott also involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitewater
Will Henry
Lutesville
Jim Bates
Moore
Moorehouse
Squire Stroder
Fritz Schlimme
Benton Kinder
John
Marion Morrison
Henry Groves
Harry Gareener
Frisco
Penrod
St. Mary's
Walter Halloway
Preumonia
Union Depot
Mr. Underwood
Derny
Manuel Wiseman
Robert Smith
Sela Brothers’ Shoe Company
Delta
L. L. Gilliam
Brase
Wiseman
Will Leonard
Allenville
John Brase
Will Swan
Gordon Sweatt
Public Laundry Exhibition At Schmu ke Window
A citizen describes a laundry exhibition planned by J E Schmute at W Schaefer's show window on Saturday night through Monday. He invites locals to compare home laundering with Hoffmeister barbershop work, promising to accept the better option and requesting submissions via One Phone 125.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Hoffmeister
W. Schaefer
St. Louis
J.E. Schmuke
Campster School Monthly Report Arrivals Absences and Attendance
Five months of our school have expired. Several have been absent this month due to bad weather and colds, but most returned at the start of this month. Enrollment totals show 22 males and 11 females, with 3 dollars in total. Days attended by all pupils this month reached 442 with an average daily attendance of 221-10. Chas Blatner Dennis Ross Arthur Job Willie Schwab and Francis Kirchendoerfer attended every day. A local man from Dutchtown visited his girl and got snowed under. Willie returned and hoped the weather would not worsen. Mr and Mrs Chas Blattner Mr and Mrs Herman Siemers Mr and Mrs John Schwab Mr and Mrs J G Keller and Robert Keller attended the funeral of Wm Illers at Jackson last Sunday. Local farmers show strong interest in the agriculture school at the Normal. G Lewis reports January 15 as a fine baby boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
Blatner
Dennis Ross
Arthur Job
Willie Schwab
Francis Kirchendoerfer
the Normal
J. G. Lewis
Hunters Notice Forbids Hunting On Farms
The undersigned forbids hunting on their farms. Those found violating this order will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law.
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New York
John the Baptist
Egypt
Mt. Sinai
Paul
Peter
Ower
Joel
Italy
Leon Harrison
Merchants’ Exchange
Rieman School Notes
Swan
Shug
Underwood
Leonard
Gordon Scott
Deray
Campster School
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