First Presbyterian service sets readings and music rhythm
In Lansing Iowa on June 10 twenty one numbers compose the Sunday program at the first Presbyterian church with a 4:30 pm start including readings exercises and musical selections such as Help to Make a Happy World From a Bud to a Rose The Pennant Cafe opens under G Lund and wife remodeling updates and a new decor scheme. Local items note visits and arrivals from Harper's Ferry Wexford Guttenberg La Crosse Chicago and Sacred Heart with moonlight excursion planned June 21 and an upcoming Sidney excursion to La Crosse.
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Lansing
Iowa
First Presbyterian Church
Claude Dolphin
G. Lund
Horton
Eben Kearnan
Harper's Ferry
Edward Dungan
Wexford
P. J. Con Way
Dungan
Conway
Georgia
Guttenberg
Amanda Taplett
la Crosse
Myrtle Ladd
Grace Metcalfe
Chicago
Iva Ehrlich
Wagner
Main Street
W. W
Mississippi
Ray Dunlevy
Wallace O'Connor
Sacred Heart
Minn
Lake City
Sidney
Eagles
Socialists Demand Government Action in Memorials
In Chicago on June 10 the Socialist party, in a memorial to President Wilson signed by the executive committee, demands conviction and removal of those responsible for the irregular convictions of John R. Rawson and Louis Zancannelli in Colorado. A second memorial warns against the president's stance toward Mexico and urges relief for starving Americans rather than Mexico.
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Chicago
Socialist Party
Wilson
John R. Rawson
Louis Zancannelli
Colorado
Department of Justice
Terre Haute
United States
Mexico
Famous Botanist Visits His Mother Pammel Profile
Louis Herman Pammel, longtime Iowa State College botany professor, visits his mother Mrs. Louis Pammel in Ames. A La Crosse native, born where the Nora house stood, he grew up on the Pammel Farm in State Road Coulee and graduated from the Wisconsin School of Agriculture in 1885. He earned a PhD from Washington University and joined Ames in 1889, authoring influential works and discovering a cotton root rot remedy. He plans a flora book of La Crosse area and is a member of botanical societies in the United States and Europe.
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Louis Herman Pammell
Iowa State College of Agriculture
Ames
Iowa
la Crosse
Louis Pammel
Madison Street
Nora
Pammel
State Road Coulee
Wisconsin School of Agriculture
Madigan
Washington University
Louis
Pammet
The
Botanical Society of
United States
Europe
Miss Callie Julian Tops Circus Riders In World
Miss Callie Julian, principal horse back rider for the Carl Hagenbeck Wallace Circus, appears in La Crosse with two shows and a parade. The Bryn Mawr graduate is the world’s highest paid female rider and has performed somersaults on a galloping horse. Her brother Fred Julian travels with the show.
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Callie Julian
Miss Julian
Miss Julian i
Carl Hagenbeck- Wallace
la Crosse
Fred Julian
Bryn Mawr College
Fall River
Mass
Carl Hagenbeck-Wallace
Callie
Rill
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U. S. Pat
Jentil Patel
Lansing, Iowa
Mildred Hartley
Palmer Severssen
Ferris Cooper
Be-ginners
Helen Leech
Secral
Genevieve Damon
Alice Miller
Iva Pease
Robert Oleson
Pen Restaurant
MFC CO
Race St. Philedelphic
Penare Ordertier
T. Erhart
Lawson and
Zancannelli
Dmag Lee
O. T. Erhart
Dracists
Clown Harvey -Tohnson
Mississippi River
Davenport
Wis
ST. Paul
Morning Star
Illustrated
A. Thomas
Northern Steamboat Co
Louis H. Pammel
Ames Agricultural College of
D. D.D
Phil Hagenbeck
Animals
Julian
Miss Jane Stickney
International News Service
George McManus
Gine
Kis
Thes Farm
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