Local faith notices mix in a dense church calendar
A fragmented OCR page lists Congregational, Holiness, Presbyterian and other church events with notices of worship services, Sunday school, youth groups, prayer meetings and offerings. It mentions St Peters Episcopal, Christ Church Scientist, and various Methodist and Baptist congregations with dates, locations, and contact info in a period tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P Avenue
H. Clarke
Leo A. m
GC. Nelson
BP. m
Christian Science First Chore of Christ
Mason Temple
Batavian Bank
Stawark
Yector
Cora ‘Ery
Ogi
Li A
Tople
Industrial Society
Weanensical Free
Winnchage
Sh. A. Jonassen
Nor
Jock
Russian cotton industry declared a thing of the past
An English authority states that Russia’s textile sector, once a major asset, has collapsed after revolution. He cites vast Soviet factory closures, the loss of 1,000 spindles, and a shift under Bolshevik rule, leaving Russian cotton production diminished and industrial power eroded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Charles Mater
Masel Span
Chartles
Moscow
Bolsbervilkt
Eoltan
Machinery disputes threaten factory halt and piracy fears
In a fractured report, workers fear production may stop as machinery issues and alleged concealment of parts mix with criminal implications. Police and officials scrutinize plans tied to textile manufacture, with references to German and Austrian mills and possible employment pressures amid covert investigations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmer
Luc Bes
Charles Gto
Germany
Austria
Wiewale
Fragmented 1870 Dispatch item mentions fines and clergy
A fragment from May 27, 1870 reports a fine by a magistrate for sleeping and an invitation to sleep by a clergyman. It claims a dated dispatch context and references a share of United States measurements, with unclear surrounding text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Morning Papers Summary of the News Fragment
Corbin Kentucky and New York scraps, aviation escape and intrigue mix with Turnpike protests. References include Dennis Priuses from Denchi, debt issue projections of 8160 million, and criminal cases in Milwaukee Philadelphia and a Polish president resigning briefly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corlin
York
Vale of Ban
Wayland
Michigan
New York
Washington - Fee
Opium Production in British Empire Islands India Leading
The article notes opium stems from poppy, thriving in tropical or sub-tropical climates, with India being the largest producer within the British Empire and under restriction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Salvation Army and Local Churches Fall Spiritual Events
A broad notice lists Salvation Army meetings at 312 Sand Fourth Street with Adjutant Swanson and an invited Detroit pianist Envoy Walker Jeffrey arriving October 20 for two weeks of nightly services. La Crosse Rescue Mission and several Lutheran church gatherings outline Sunday services, catechism, and a four day conference with Rev. Sletten, plus English and Norwegian sermons and women’s/men’s groups across multiple local churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Salvation Army
Sand Fourth Street
P. G. Swanson
Walker Jeffrey
Detroit
Mich
Yan
Mssicky Halls
F. I. Holden
Jos
Ganzel
Luthera
Holy Trinity English Lutheran Church
Sth
Cass Sts
J. J
Minneapolis
Lutheran Free Church
Bethel Lutheran Church
O. HL Sletten
Tey. Sletten
Bethel Lutherand Church
Corer of
Lars -Jeusos
Hayden Owill Speek
Opium Production Rules in British Indian Provinces
Policy outlines where poppy may be grown by individuals or private firms only in the United Provinces, Atta and Oudh, and central Indian states. In all other areas, opium manufacture remains a government monopoly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Individua
Atta
Oudh
Central Indian
Where Man First Lived
The Kobi desert is described as the most elevated site on earth and as the birthplace of mankind. It is proposed that humans first emerged here as the world dried from an ocean of water, with major Asian rivers originating nearby and flowing to different seas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kobi Desert
Asia
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Hureh
Roy
Carlos
Gaurrett
Saudante Rulizinse
Saqpyiers
Steve Hy
Raitin Skein
Young People’s Society
Uighsela
Jes
Women's Missions
Mes
Tal Kane
Eday
Tula
Holiness Church
Fa Hse
Wis
Waltons Residenes
Fs Am
Audi
Teuton
Maerker
O. Stottkareien
Presbyterian
Merida
Nism
Wes Potrarrai
Yene
Piscopal
St. Pete's
Marie Cartiey
Sandy
Te Servies Cvich
Tin Pan
Christ Eeet
Valeria Ryorott Dotnsen
Recta
Serviecea
Caine
Kyworth League
Pire Betsinger
Gorda
Dixon
Yister
Trowstran
Hollens
al Marche
Lyon
Ars
Puness
Trawstron
Holtens
Salzer’ Memorial Church
Figlehors
John F. Jrlans
Sinerinbendent
Tmihier Choi
Clyris
Perty Street
Stewaro
Svenbro
Hoeschier Bros
Siccial Arcats
Bloggs
Etrom
Meges
Maerrill Herat
Milwaukee
Thiladelphia
Reneinger
Montgomery County
Augusta Taspaula
Pingrd
Ghikely
Coughlin
Pasquale Cane
Warsaw
Conerml
Joseph Pilaudski
Rewnbile
Poland
Owever
Postum Cereal Company
Ine Battle Creek, Michigan
America
West India Islands
Washington
Jefferson
Nachota
Lincoln
Iucsuuy
la Crosse
Pearl Street
Ki O C. Dewer
D. C. Dewey
A. Praxor
O. G. Mer Will
T. O
Ciety
Ben Steen
Henry Tiey
Olive Sterley
Techumens
Our Saviour
J. Magelssen
KRER
St. Paul's Gurheryn
West Ave
Division Street
C. Myhre
West
de Mon
Sunes
Tadie
First Congregational Church
CG. G. Rowlison
God
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