Universalists Prepare State Convention Program
The complete program for the State Universalist church convention to be held in the city June 26 to 29 is ready. Rev. J S Lowe of the First Universalist church organized the schedule with many speakers from outside the city. Sessions will take place at the local church and address a broad program including reports, missions, and officer elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Lowe
First Universalist Church
Lowe
Abraham Lincoln
A. C. Grier
Racine
Young People Christian Union Meeting Notes
A June 27 agenda for the Young People's Christian Union lists a morning devotional on Genuine Earnestness led by Earl G. Sloan of La Crosse, greetings from Miss Rena Call, a talk by state president Wm. E. Harter, and committee appointments. It covers minutes from the Wausau convention, financial reports, national convention notes, and local union reports with officer elections and unfinished business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl G. Sloan
la Crosse
Rena Call
Wm. E. Harter
Racine
Wausau
Providence
Wall G. Coapman
Columbus
Sunday School Association Outline and Excursion Plans
The Sunday School Association schedules 1:30 p m talks on reaching the child mind by Miss Maud Knapp of Oshkosh and how to hold the boys by Rev J Wellington Hoag of La Crosse. A 3:45 p m adjournment includes a Mississippi river excursion with a picnic supper. Tuesday evening 7:45 features President William E Harter.
Rocky Mountain Tea Nuggets In Tabs A Busy Medicine
Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea Nuggets claim to bring health and vigor for a range of ailments including constipation indigestion liver kidney issues pimples eczema impure blood bad breath sluggish bowels headaches and backaches. Sold as tablets at 85 cents a box by Hounister Drug Company Madison Wisconsin with promoting gold nuggets for sallow people.
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Hollister
Hounister, Drug Company
Madison
Wis
Convention of Church Proper Sessions June 28
The program outlines a convention with motto On my servants and my hand maidens I will pour my spirit Leaders include Rev Annette J Shaw MD Claire Eau and Rev Henry Faville La Crosse pastor Greetings from Mayor William Torrance and others Sessions cover welcome words reports and a communion celebration led by Rev J S Lowe and B B Gibbs with state superintendent report and committee appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annette J. Shaw
M. D Claire
Eau
Torrance
la Crosse
Henry Faville
First Congregational Church
Wm. H. Rogers
Fr. Atkinson
J. S. Lowe
B. B. Gibbs
Wisconsin Universalist Women’s Missionary Association Session
The record notes a Wisconsin Universalist Women’s Missionary Association gathering with a devotional by Mrs W W Kleckner of Wausau at 1 30 pm and a president’s address by Mrs J S Lowe of La Crosse at 1 40 pm followed by a business session to appoint committees at 1 50 pm.
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Wisconsin Universalists Women’s Missionary Association
W. W. Kleckner
Wausau
J. S. Lowe
la Crosse
Convention Proceedings Continue With Sermons and Reports
The church convention resumes with morning sessions led by Miss Hulda Schrode and Rev. A C Grier. Nominating and resolution committee reports precede afternoon addresses on Christian service and Reconstruction Days. Evening program features Rev Olympia Brown and Lombard College president Rev L B Fisher along with organ, violin, and hymn recitals.
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Hulda Schrode
Stoughton
Christian Service
A. C. Grier
Racine
John E. June
Markeson
Geo. Patterson
Rochester
Minn
Leon P. Jones
Marsailles
Ill
H. B. Laflin
Pink Hawley's Team Improves Stand in Beloit Series
La Crosse moves from fourth to third after defeating Beloit in the opening game of the series. Dodge pitched well for La Crosse while Beloit’s Aiken struggled with control. Final score 7 to 2 in favor of La Crosse.
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la Crosse
Beloit
Dodge
Aiken
Mysterious People And The Secretive Air They Exert
A humorous sketch describes the mysterious person who exudes an unutterable presence. The piece notes the breath, whispered confidences, and secretive glances as they discuss odd topics and pivot toward secrecy and danger, inviting others to meet them halfway.
Tombstones on a campus spark frat feud at Baker and KU
The Kansas City Star reports a campus clash over fraternities at Baker University Baldwin and the Athenian Biblical Promethean groups. After a ban was voted out, a member Browne joined a fraternity, and three crude tombstones appeared outside Centenary hall mocking the societies and the act.
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The
Biblical Society
Baker University
Baldwin
Kan
Kansas City Star
Browne
Promethean Brothers
Centenary Hall
Athenian Society
Promethean Society
Case of Too Much Love
Mrs. Bruner a Waukegan nurse who shot herself in Jackson Park is dead. The death is ruled self inflicted and stems from a broken romance after Clarence O Steele refused marriage due to an eight year age difference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Doctor Bonn Visits City Boy Tommy
Tommy greets Dr Bonn and learns the physician will not be long, as the servant relays news. The exchange hints at a medical visit in progress and the boy’s excitement at the doctor’s arrival.
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Tommy
Bonn
Great Scott
Dog Tracks Buried Bone In Hidden Garden Clue
A passerby jokes about a dog following a scent to a buried bone. The dialogue implies the dog may be digging for a bone he previously buried, hinting at a simple countryside mystery.
The Bird And the Worm Exchange in a Quip
A playful exchange about birds and worms highlights parental blame and omissions. The dialogue reflects humor in a New York World style quip.
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New York World
Christian church of Iowa jubilee opens in Camp Campbellfield
Des Moines June 23. The jubilee convention of the Christian church of Iowa opened at University Place church with over 400 delegates present. Officials expect the total attendance to exceed 1,000 for the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
The
Christian Church of Iowa
University Place Church
America to England poem and rail excursion notice
A New York Tribune poem salutes Anglo American friendship at a Whitelaw Reid farewell dinner with lines about shared heritage and future cooperation. The piece closes with a Northwestern Line excursion notice offering trips to Denver Colorado Springs Pueblo Salt Lake City Hot Springs Deadwood Lead and Custer ending October 31 with trains daily.
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Minot J. Savage
Lotes Club
New York
Whitelaw Reid
United States
England
Colorado
Utah
Black Hills
Northwestern
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Salt Lake City
Hot Springs
Deadwood
Lead and Custer
S. D
Chicago & L Northwestern Railway
Local Home Decor Store Announces Deep Discounts On Wallpaper
The retailer says it is exiting wallpaper retail to cut stock and will offer high class goods at unprecedented prices. Over stocked on room mouldings plate rails and similar items with special prices. Also offering painting and interior decorating services at moderate rates with first class guarantee.
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H. Ruhoff
D. Buck
Rose Manning Murphy
W. H. McGlauffin
Minneapolis
Marion D. Shutter
D. D
Murphy
McGlauflin
W. H. Rogers
Agnes S. Ralph
Osage
Iowa
Olympia Brown Willis
I. M. Atwood
Rochester, Puy
John Smith Lowe
Young People’s Christian Union
ASSN
Presid
Convention OF Church Proper
Universalist Women’s Missionary Association
Pink” Hawley
Hickory Roar
Graham
Uneeda
National Biscuit Company
Kansas University
the Doctor
Campbellfield
America
Westminster
London
Longfellow
Earth
Heaven
Newton
Darwin
Appomattox
Bunker Hill
Yorktown
Marston Moor
Washington
Lincoln
Milton
Cromwell
Neva
Rhine
New York Tribune
S. E. Hanson
Main Street
Edwards-Wood Co
Fifth and Roberts Streets
St. Paul, Minn
McMillan Building
the Tribune
Are Goodhams
Tribune
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