IOWA SUNDAY SCHOOLS CONVENTION IN DES MOINES AREA
Personal invitation to the 40th Annual State Sunday Schools Convention and International District Institute in Bluffs Iowa June 19 22 1906. Highlights include Rev James M Gray Dr Joseph Clark Miss Eva Marshall Shortz and Prof D B Towner among speakers. open rail rates. credentials from county secretaries. encourage pastors and teachers to attend and bring others.
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International District Institute
Council
Bluffs
Iowa
D. D
Chicago
Til
Gray
Mary Foster Bayner
Peoria
III
Fela
Willard
J. W. Chapman
Winona
J. Hy Bngle
C. J. Kephart
A. B. Storms
Thoren
Allen
Medbury
Henry Williams
Hugh McNinch
Harvard
International Institute
State Sabbath School Association
Des Moines
Towa
C. J. Boglish
A. F P. N. Bambleton
W.b.clemmér
B. F. Mitchell
Hillsdale Commencement Highlights Single Graduate
Hillsdale held a successful commencement with one graduate, Charles Zimmer, and an excellent program. Superintendent Moore delivered a fine address to the class, and the evening event raised about twelve dollars for the organ fund. Principal Nelson and the teachers receive praise for the strong school condition. The item also mentions rail excursion rates from Chicago to Boston and onward, with details on a Nickel Plate Road offer and agent contacts.
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Hillsdale
Charles Zimmer
Moore
Nelson
Chicago
Boston
Nickel Plate Road
Industrs
New York City
John ¥. Galehan
Team
Adame Rta Ghigngay
White Cloud Poet Rehearses Court House Role In Glenwood
Near Glenwood’s courthouse Lew Genung and Frank Wallace stage a solemn hymn and prayer in the night imagining a political act as two men sit on the steps in despair. Genung appeals to heaven for daily bread and begs that the county seat not be moved while lamenting a fading political career.
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White Cloud
Lew Genung
Frank Wallace
Court House
Glenwood
Wallace
Lew
May Music Festival At Tabor Delights Malvern Audience
About twenty five Malvern residents attended the May Music Festival at Tabor last Thursday and Friday. William H. Sherwood of Chicago performed two hours Thursday afternoon to great acclaim. The evening featured the Festival string orchestra with Garnett Hedge and Miss Elle Lincoln. Encores followed for Victor Kolar and Carlo Fischer. The Swan and Skylark concert was presented by the orchestra and oratorio society. Soloists Miss Lincoln, Miss Shanafelt, and Mr. Hedge received praise. The Friday programs continued the feast with orchestra and oratorio society led by Professor Pierce.
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Malvern
Tabor
Wm. H. Sherwood
Chicago
Festival String Orchestra
Garnett Hedge
Elle Lincoln
Misa Lincoln
Victor Kolar
Carlo Fischer
Orchestra and Oratorio Society
Pierce
Lincoln
Shanafelt
Mr. Hedge
Oratorio Society
The Electric Road Gains Support From Tabor Visit
W J Dobbs president and A T West secretary of the proposed electric railroad visited from Tabor and told the Sidney Sun that prospects for the road are brighter than ever. The project gains steady support from substantial residents and is felt as urgently needed by towns along its planned route. The anticipated benefits to those towns are widely agreed upon, and expectations for rapid realization are rising.
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W. J. Dobbs
A. T. West
Tabor
Sun
Poem On Lynching Highlights Daring McClure's Choice
Rosalie M. Jonas writes Timed to an African Chant, a poem that probes race and violence. The piece challenges prose writers by its haunting rhythm and bold publication, reflecting McClure's Magazine daring in presenting provocative verse.
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McClure
Rosalie M. Jonas
Mst
Electric Lights In Farm House Mills County Feats
Ralph and Frank Robbins near Malvern install a complete electric light plant in their father's farm home, workshop, and soon barn, using a Cushman GH gasoline engine and a sixty five dollar dynamo. They claim it is the only electric lit farm house in eastern Mills county besides one near Hillsdale. The system promises steady power and up to date night lighting for the farmer.
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Ralph
Frank Robbins
Malvern
Mills County
Wilbur Micklewaite
Hillsdale
Robbins
Advertised Mail Letters at Malvern Post Office
Advertised mail for the week ending May 28 remaining in the Malvern Iowa post office includes items for Misa Manne Cary Mrs Mollie Green and other addressees.
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Malvern
Iowa
Misa Manne Cary
Mollie Green
Right of way for rural mail carriers declared by postmaster general
Rural mail carriers receive explicit right of way on country roads. Other carriages must yield to them to ensure timely mail delivery. Fines will be imposed on those who interfere, with carriers empowered to seek punishment for delays. Published in the Sidney Herald referencing Fairview magazine from Tacoma, Washington.
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Sidney Herald
Fairview
Tacoma
Washington
The
Fairview Publishing Co
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Hart Schaffner
Marx
Joseph Clark
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State Association
Timothy Standby
D. B. Towner
Cho
Brother Genung
Eges
Electric Road
Wey
George R. Stewart
Sam Jones
South
Eugene Laurant
MacArthur
New York
Geo M. Mietts
Madison Square Garden
Spellering
India
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