Shenandoah Club Visit At Davis Homestead
Wm Kneeland reports on the Shenandoah Political Equality Club day trip hosted by Mrs. Minnie Davis near Strahan. Members traveled by train, enjoyed a hospitable home environment, a communal dinner, and discussion on woman suffrage and history. The visit concluded with thanks to the hostess.
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Shenandoah Political Equality Club
J. H. Davis
Strahan
Shenandoah
Conrcil Bluffs
Omaha
Iseen
Pthc
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
New Columbia
Columbia
Hill Top
Religious Services on the Train Delights Rail Community
Train No 4 paused ten minutes between Prescott and Cromwell for religious services after the death of Burlington president O C E Perkins. Rev W G Hodenshelt led worship as the train halted five minutes systemwide following the Brookfield Mass funeral service.
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Prescott
Cromwell
O C. E. Perkins
Burlington System
Brookfield
Mass
W. G. Hohanshelt
M. I
Omaha Daily News promotes cheap daily paper deal
The Omaha Daily News offers new subscribers an extended cheap rate of 1650 for fifteen months, promising daily delivery through the presidential campaign. The ad emphasizes up-to-date content and urges readers to subscribe soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha Daily News
Elye
Sally
Omaha
Why Bank Confidence Is Vital In This Financial Crisis
A Wallace’s Farmer editorial argues depositors cannot withdraw all cash at once, Banks must hold reserves, and the system relies on credit and checks. It warns panic would cripple loans and industry, and stresses thatReadjustment requires keeping savings safe and banks operating with prudent policy during the panic.
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Henry Wallace
Wallace
Farmer
Mr. Wallace Saya
New York
Daily Press
Iowa
Gauaine
Oyster Supper at Wesley Chapel
An oyster supper will be held at Wesley Chapel church on Thursday evening November 28 under the Epworth League. Supper costs 25 cents. All are invited and assured of a good time.
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Wesley Chapel Church
Epworth League
Traveler remarks on Malvern advertising push and local papers
Beater, Shenandoah postmaster and Sentinel-Post owner, visits Malvern. He tours the town, notes the Malvern Leader and South-West Iowa, praises the merchants advertising drive delivering 2400 circulars weekly, and suggests Shenandoah boosters imitate the campaign. He also visits the bank and Malvern post office, praising Postmaster C. C. Baird and noting rising revenue.
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Malvern
BE. Deater
Shenandoah
Sentinel- Post
Sentinel-Post
Wabash
Thad
Mr. Wortman
Malvern Leader
Neway
Leader
Merchants of
Commercial Club of
Strahan
Solomon
Booster Club of
Graham
Iowan
C. C. Baird
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Wm. Kneeland
Wesley Chapel
AFF
Lyffiud
Express Company
Astrachan
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