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Newspaper

Le Grand Reporter

Location

Le Grand, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1909

Page

8

German Pastor Builds Hopeful Church From Junk Materials

Rev Julius F Schwarz aims to serve Omaha’s German community with a new church built largely from scrap and junked materials. He has raised funds through donations, sales of old property, and odd jobs, planning a 44 by 73 foot basement church with a 200-seat auditorium and a 11-room parsonage, to complete within tight funds.

Omaha First German Presbyterian Church Julius F. Schwarz Solomon Schwarz Rosewater Union Station Street Railway Company Mr. Schwarz Fred Slather Indiana Riley Kan University of Omaha Presbytery of Franklin County Heidelberg Baden Germany

Religion and science in dialogue: can faith endure knowledge

A reflective piece questions whether greater knowledge undermines religion. It contrasts zealous bigotry with scientifically trained minds, argues that truth must be faced, and asks if intelligent, educated minds can fully grasp religion without surrendering it.

Ballinger Sees Public Lands Policy And Reclamation Needs

Washington reports of Ballinger's annual interior department summary cover private enterprise under national supervision for land development and continued prosecutions of land frauds. He urges remedial legislation, outlines land classication, reclamation fund bonds up to 30 million dollars, and reorganization of the Indian bureau, closing distant warehouses and tightening park management.

Washington Richard A. Ballinger Interior James R. Garfield Ballinger Hitchcock Garfield Congress Reclamation Service Reclamation Indian Bureau New York Chicago Ontario St Louis San Francisco Yellowstone Yosemite National Parks

Forage Requisition Question On Maneuvers

An Army Service Corps officer questions a groom about forage for a horse. The groom admits no receipt but offers a bucket instead, stating no requisition has been brought. The exchange reflects shortages and improvised rations during maneuvers.

Army Service Corps

Good for Something Subbubs Fishing Preserve Idea

A fragmented exchange shows Subbubs questioning the buyer about plans for a Swamy iurst lot while Commute contemplates turning it into a fishing preserve on ft' srooklyn Lite. The dialogue hints at potential land use and local development intentions.

Swamy Iurst Ft' Srooklyn Lite

Lost Registered Letters Found In Queer Plage

Five registered letters from Schuyler disappeared on The Overland Limited between Schuyler and Omaha. The pouch catcher failed to catch the pouch, which fell and split. the letters were later recovered on the car trucks, undamaged, resting under the dining car as mail was cleared. Postoffice Inspector L A Thompson investigated and found the package resting on the trucks, blown loose when the pouch was dropped. The incident highlighted the railway’s track reliability.

Schuyler Omaha Postoffice L. A. Thomp Council Bluffs Union Pacific

Pathetic Pride and a Crutch Tale in a Baby’s Fall

A child Willie, battered by an early tumble, uses a crutch and revels in a new style, imagining how Johnny Knowles would envy him. Also notes Dr. S. F. Spohn’s election as Goshen mayor and past role as County Superintendent of Schools, highlighting local figures. A brief moral on a single thought ends with a playful quip about being single again.

Willie Johnny Knowles S. F. Spohn Spohn Medical Co Spohn Goshen

Refrigerated Staterooms on New Fruit Ships

Refrigerated staterooms are found on three new ships engaged in the fruit service between New Orleans and Colon. Each room is fitted with a cooling radiator operated in connection with the refrigerating system installed for preserving fruit in transit.

New Orleans Colon

Fragmented 19th century ad heavy text excerpt

A garbled OCR collage of vintage advertisements and slogans. Mentions Resinol healing ointment with a London testimonial, a jokey farm joke exchange, Rheumatism cures by Dr Detchon, Russ Blue laundry soap, Mrs Winslow’s soothing syrup for teething, and assorted product lines and misspelled phrases.

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Rer. Schwarbz Science and Secretary of the Interior United States Warone John B. Cain London Eng Detroit Free Press Adam Eve Detchon Blackie
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