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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1909
Page
4
Among Southwest Iowa assemblies ours offers the strongest program with wide field coverage for instruction and entertainment. Plan to attend and benefit from the diverse offerings during the event.
The speaker, Judge Alden, presents The Needs of the Hour with a pleasant delivery and meaningful content. His remarks blend charm with a message designed to instruct and engage the audience.
Senor Ramon Reyes Lala, noted author and lecturer, will present a wide range of views about the Philippines and its people. The event promises educational insight and an informative perspective on local and national topics.
Edward McDowell of Panama and Cuba is described as well versed with many pictures of interest. When explained, these images will provide education and enjoyment to viewers.
The passage praises Senator Gore for a keen intellect and broader view. It notes his Denver address shows inspiration and enthusiasm. The text warns that those who miss this event will be the losers.
Monroe Markley presents a rare speaker with an unfailing sense of humor and a knack for making listeners see his view. The Bird Man will bring something different and exceedingly interesting. Children enjoy him and adults are greatly pleased.
Col George W. Bain the Kentucky orator, famed for the line where the corn is full of kernels and the colonels full of corn, will be with us again this year. A rare treat awaits in this issue.
Chautauqua assemblies bring national science literature art music sermons and statesmen to country towns and farms via telephone and rural mail. Programs are educational and entertaining, elevating morals and broadening intellect while inspiring readers to support and attend.
Col Bain lectured at Ocean Grove. Panama and Panoramas featured. The Ohio Quartet and Sterling Jubilee praised as strong program elements. Tickets for child season passes urged with limited tent supply and booklets available through E B Herrick or secretary C W Rathke. Sunday sermons by Rev J M Williams and Rev Fred Long highlighted.
A program featuring thirty eight district numbers this year offers an eight day lineup of renowned speakers and entertainers. An adult season ticket costs two dollars for the entire session, about five cents per number, making the plan economical and appealing for attendees.
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