Malvern Methodist Board Downs to Five at Conference
Rev. 0 L Baxter led the final quarterly conference for the Malvern charge in the Methodist church. Trustees and stewards for the year starting September 16 were elected, reports were filed, and a ruling reduced the board from nine to five members, with four current members cut. The new lineups include W D Wilson and others atop trustees and stewards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Wilson
W. A. Axtel
A. R. Graves
John Knight
A. J. Chantry
W. P. Wortman
Fred Stone
W. G C. St
District officials listed for church work and duties
The official board assigns duties for committees on Foreign Missions, Home Missions, Education, Temperance, and more with W. P. Wortman and Miss Rose Plum among key stewards and Mrs. S. Burrus as communion steward. The new District Superintendent is praised as an appealing, impartial administrator whose visits leave a positive impression on the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Cook
A. E. Wilson
Sadie Salyers
Essie Jones
Hffle Timmons
Forest Chrutry
Geo
W. Wyant
John Bartley
Katherine Tunison
Inez Bell
Ruth Pace
Temperance
C. B. Christy
Fred Sanders
L. C. Stevenson
Mas Miller
Elsie Chantry
Ed. Thomas
Bently
Benjamin Belwood
Fred Stone
Rose Plum
Pertha Businell
Lottie Deardorff
Liva Richards
W. P. Wortman
W. A. Axtell
W. D. Wilson
I. J. Humphrey
Reid McClymond
John Fletcher
Trier of Appeals
W. A. Black
Our Town
WILLSDALE Notes on Local Farming Activities
Lon Sawyers visited Hillsdale on Thursday. Geo Zimmer and Walter Shepard shelling corn on Friday. Market price reported as 65 cents a bushel at Malvern. Crouse brothers began tearing down the old 10.0. PB structure late Friday. town progress described as slow. A. T. Clay plans to depart for Oregon for about three months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Zimmer
Walter Shepard
Malvern
Crouse Brothers
Music for the Big Fair At Iowa State Fair Gathered Bands
The State Fair will host grand concerts by the Liberati concert band on the Music Pavilion and before the Amphitheater. Iowa Brigade band of Oskaloosa and Fifty sixth Regiment band of Fort Dodge join Graham's orchestra for steady stock pavilion concerts. Four musical groups will provide continuous entertainment for visitors.
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Liberati
Iowa Brigade
Oskaloosa
Fifty’sixth Regiment
Fort Dodge
Iowa
Graham
Scholarship Contests At Iowa State Fair
Four or five years ago a stock and corn judging contest for boys and girls was proposed with scholarships to the Agricultural College as prizes. It proved popular and a cooking contest for girls was added. This year even more many youths from farms and cities are expected to compete. Scholarships are free to winners, offering a solid start to education.
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Agricultural College
Iowa
Baby Porcupines And Ground Hogs At The Fair
The article highlights a baby porcupine and two groundhogs on display at Woolf's Porcupine Shaw Co. at the Fair Grounds. It describes porcupines as curious, docile in captivity, capable of standing on hind feet for treats, and notes their quill defense and climbing use. Groundhogs are linked to the popular February superstition about seeing a shadow and six additional weeks of winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Porcupine
Woolf
Porcupine Shaw Co
Fair Grounds
Battle in the Clouds at Iowa State Fair Aug 27
The article previews a new aerial warfare show by Pain titled The Battle in the Clouds to debut at the Iowa State Fair on August 27. It features bombs rockets signal lights shells and airship illusions illustrating future war in the air and the coming role of air power in military conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pain
Shorthorns Still Popular At Iowa State Fair Cattle Show
The Shorthorns remain the most popular cattle breed at the Iowa State Fair cattle show with over 200 head exhibited last year among the finest herds in the world. All breeds were present and Herefords were even more numerous, while Gov. Packard leads the cattle department ensuring a successful fair this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Gov
Packard
Pain's Greatest Spectacular Show for Iowa
Pain's spect acular fireworks shows have thrilled Americans for years with advanced pyrotechnics. This year the "Battle in the Clouds" promises to astonish crowds, projecting spectators into a future era of airships and serial warfare as Pam's newest night entertainment headlines the Iowa State Fair.
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Pain
United States
Pain Company
Pam
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J. G. Wilkins
Mgr
Tone Bros
Willsdale
Lon Sawyers
Hillsdale
A. T
Clay
Oregon
Summers Seed House
Lord Creery
Willi
W. J. Wilson
C. H. Peer
Wilson
Beeper
Horsh Hospital
Foster
W. Gidley
D. B.S
Red Oak
Gov. Hanley
Eaton
Fishershipp Concert Co
Chicago Ladies Orchestra
Crook
Ralph Bingham
Gen
O. O. Howard
Rebt
A. George
Chas. Steizle
Toronto
Steizle
Taffy