The Flood Sermon on Noah and the Ark
A preacher extols the Genesis flood as the greatest ancient flood citing tablets and fossils. He argues mankind ignored the warning, urges repentance, and warns of divine judgment with Christ as the only salvation.
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Addram
Genesia
Perala
Indi
Aberica
Manale
Noeh
Shem
Hem
Japheth
Noah
Sodom
Gomorrah
Jesus
Christ
Ain
Thou art the man sermon on Ahab and trust
The speaker draws lessons from the biblical tale of Ahab to warn that the soul bears a great trust and must heed divine call. It urges self examination, warns against neglect, and challenges listeners to hear the Lord amid worldly clatter. The message asks if we heed the divine invitation to rest and purposeful labor.
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David
Israel
Ahab
Sina
A Busy Man's Blunder Parable Told to King Ahab
The excerpt recounts a biblical story where a prophet uses a staged killing to condemn King Ahab for failing to rescue a prisoner. The parable, set long before modern times, emphasizes judgment through a mocked misdeed and delivers a pointed moral about accountability.
God's Power Among Nations: Prophetic War Reflections
Rev. Orrian R. Jenks argues the Avasix Japan conflict reveals divine judgment against oppression. He links Russia’s centuries of tyranny to a broader moral lesson, saying destiny penalizes brutal autocracy and the truth will stand against oppression.
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Orrian R. Jenks
Avasix
Japan
Short Metens Sermons on Faith and Conduct
A compact meditation on faith, temperance, and moral living. It critiques compulsive religion, urges harmony with others, and warns against envy, half measures, and hollow piety. The piece links inner peace to authentic love, patient effort, and living with purpose.
Pawn Diamond Ring Feud Sparks Ordeal Over Marriage
A drama unfolds as Kaleard Stogera and Maud Binks seek marriage after young lovers from Council Bluffs and Lincoln, pursued a pawned diamond to fund the ceremony. The diamond was recovered by Chief Jones of Des Moines, who paid the owed amount and will return it to Miss Hanks in LeRoy. The couple remain in love and plan to wed despite the pawn incident. Separately, Frank Carter, an insane patient in Davenport, confesses to a murder linked to Robert Parks’s death, suggesting possible accomplices and ongoing police investigations.
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Ouiaha
Pallee Jones
Dea Moines
Kaleard Stogera
Des Moines
Prelay Maud Binks
Lincoln
Young Rogers
Miss Manis
Council Data
Owaha
Mugera
Transey
Lingolu
Nnptlala
Aml
Howe
Meautine
Mogent
Dex Momes
Misa Hanks
Joned
Mie Hanks
Lehr
Frank Carter
Mercy Eospital
Davenport
Hay
Robert Parka
Fils House
Dixon
Parka
Carter
Clinton
Tyons
Frank J. Stevens
Cranwell
Eagle Center
Louisa Swanson
Favenport
John Neibert
Dubuque
Bhs
Colle Neubauer
LeMars
T. 1
Campbell
Neola
William McLaughlin
Keokuk
Hubinger Bros
John Miter
J.T. Schmitt
Westgate
Epring
National “ Guard
Blakenburg
Olaf Peterson
Milwaukee
Benjamin F. McManigat
Dright
Charles Yin
Dows
Clarion
Morgan E. Brantner
Glenwood
Paole Junction
Dave Wawkins
Sears
Oskatoosa
Mary Moreland of
Granger
Methodist Hospital
Arthur Linder
Ed Thurman
Lurlington
Thurman
Thomas Dennison
Omaha
James S’ollock
New York
Red Oak
Frank Shorcliffe
Iowan Penitentiary
Wilam J. Johnson
Blackbird Island
Mississippi River
United States Court
United States
Towa
Tipton
Mechanicsville
Wite Kilted and Darned and Town Swain Outdots Leander
A chaotic Iowa clipping reports W J Schrock finding his wife’s charred body after a coal shed fire near Waterloo. Coroner’s inquiry offered murder theory by tramps. Separate items recount Elmer Coombs’ 55 mile rail trek to reach a wedding near Ottumwa, plus a near-hanging halted by an appeal in Des Moines.
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W. J. Schrock
Waterloo
Schrock
Waslouts
Elmer C. Coombs
Exline
Ottomwa
Mle Myrna Moon
Coombs
Ottumwa
Supreme Court
Des Moines
Chanrles Moeher
Hock Maplits
Mocker
Ananova
Rocker
Additions reveal injuries, deaths, and incidents across Iowa
Scattered reports include A. S. Grey wounded in a Muscatine runaway. Wille Endicott bitten by a dog. Grand regatta hints a poor Strawberry crop. Waterloo Grace M. E. plans a 3000 dollar parsonage. John Werritt may withdraw as governor candidate. Fort Dodge to appoint dog catcher. Davenport strike ends. Various deaths, fires, lawsuits, and accidents reported from Clinton, Ottumwa, Dubuque, Ames, and beyond.
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Coahills
A. S. Grey
Muscatine
Wille Endicott
Yearoll Daren Port
Valles Junction
W. J. Starr
Clinton
Diric Warneyard
John Werrlutt
Folish feeding and poultry care across farm practice
Practical notes on lamb finishing with bran corn and salt, plus charcoal to prevent disease in poultry. Articles cover grafting wax composition, Rhode Island Red egg yields, shoeing horses, cowpens after harvest, replacing cowpeas with white beans, potato variety yields at Pennsylvania station, and colonizing chicks with separate coops for rapid, healthy growth.
Apples grown for cider in England crowd markets
English cider makers cultivate specialized varieties like Wareham Mountsset, Beas Fool, and Beauty of Kent to produce high colored juice. Home made cider from English apples is held superior to that from Canadian or American fruit. Imported cider is often blended to improve English elder apple base. Cider apples are profitable as prices stay low and harvesting costs are reduced.
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England
Wareham
The Sheep's Foot Saylog on Injury and Neglect
The old saying No foot no horse applies to sheep as well, with emphasis on how neglect harms the sheep's foot and health. The text urges attention to foot care to prevent injury and disease, highlighting the risk from neglect and the eye of ordinary care.
Methods for taming egg-eating hens and hog market notes
The National Stockman cites Tamer W. Jackson advising darkening nests to curb a habit and using doctored eggs with cayenne to train hens, plus oyster shells to prevent shell defects. Hog prices hinge on supply, with a revived interest as pig crops tighten and feed costs rise. Tomato crop yields and pricing from Ohio station show profitability for spring and summer harvests, with thick planting boosting weight. Breeding insights from L. H. Kerrick emphasize Shorthorn and Angus cross to optimize beef production, highlighting long-term progress through selective stock choices.
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Tamer W. Jackson
National Stockman
Ohio Station
L. H. Berrick
Micols
Kerrick
Tows Store
Mr. Kerrick
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Taraed
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Farin
Iremont County
William T. Davia
Hamburg
Glen Lawn Farm
Mr. Davia
Fort Dodge
American Can Company
Atrikera
William Gennon
Washington
Grand Lodge
Knights of Pything
Willie Vogt
Dubayge
Charles Hucka
Auburn
Ames
State Agricultural College
Ter
Billingsley
Joseph Easton
Welton
Goldig Notowicz
Dew Molnen
Hed
Massachusetts
Hethel
Rhode Island
Menson
Pennsylvania Station
Eureka
Thorborn
Corman
No. 1
Freeman
Fermavre
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