Senator Works relates Christian Science healing in Senate
Washington D C Senator Works of California delivered a remarkable speech describing his conversion to Christian Science and its healing impact on him his wife and son He opposed health bureau creation and contrasted medical care with Christian Science healing noting his family’s recovery and urging recognition of the movement Meanwhile in Huron South Dakota the local baseball team appears disbanded but talks of an amateur revival continue as backers weigh options
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Works
California
Senate
Mr. Works
Health Bureau
Department of Health
Owen
Oklahoma
League For Medical Freedom
Works
Christian Science
Rom
Huron
S. D
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs Install Officers in June Social
The Odd Fellows installed six month terms with F B Welsh conducting. Officers include Lew Kilmer noble grand, S G Seoville vice grand, A J Curtis left supporter to noble grand, James Hall right supporter to vice grand, and others. Rebekahs followed with Mrs Myrtle Cornish noble grand, Mrs Emma Peters vice grand, Mrs Clara Lukens grand secretary, and additional roles. A social with ice cream and cake followed, honoring Miss Hager’s birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
F. B. Welsh
Noble Grand
Lew Kilmer
S. G. Seoville
A. J. Curtis
H. Buskirk
James Hall
Berger Jemsland
Oo. B. Cornish
Victor Lassen
Marie Severs
Evelyn Curtis
Anna Severs
Florense Snow
Hattie Boice
Ella Woods
Alvina Dethlefs
Local residents depart on summer travels and visits
Mr and Mrs Frank Maynard and daughter Miss Mable and Miss Wau neta Ferris left this week for Seattle and coast country via Aberdeen on the new Columbian train of the Milwaukee road. Miss Adelaide Allen of Troy Ohio visits Miss Jeannette Smith and attends parties in the city. Mrs Paul Brown of Cleveland returns to stay with her parents at 1000 Fourth Avenue West. H R Kibbee and children travel to Union Grove Wisconsin by Velie car for a three week summer visit with Mr and Mrs O P Graham. Mr and Mrs Guy VanAlstine return from Haynes after their wedding to Miss Gladys Perkins and remain in the city until Northwestern Medical College term opens. Prof C D Hardy visits Timber Lake then plans to join Northwestern University at Evans ton Illinois and leaves Dakota Wesleyan after many years. Mrs P H Kelley and children plan to move to Berkeley California for an indefinite period with schooling for the children. Miss Lois Wiltse of Grand Forks North Dakota visits relatives during a portion of her vacation after teaching in Fat Orks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Maynard
Mable
Wauneta Ferris
Seattle
Wash
Aberdeen
Milwaukee Road
Paul Brown
Cleveland
Ohio
James W. Clark
Fourth Avenue West
H. R. Kibbee
Union Grove
Wis
O. P. Graham
Guy VanAlstine
Haynes
Gladys Perkins
Timber Lake
Hardy
Dakota Wesleyan
Northwestern University
Mvanston, Ill
P. H. Kelley
Berkeley
Cal
Kelley
Lois Wiltse
Grand Forks
N. D
Wiltse
Fat
Grand Orks
Murdered Lyndon Station man found with throat cut
John Dore, a 44 year old from Lyndon Station Wisconsin, was found dead west of the Minnesota Street bridge with a throat cut from ear to ear. Investigators found money papers, insurance policies, and a telescope on the body suggesting a fatal robbery linked to a land sale and possible accomplice Dave Finnegan. coroner's jury cites unknown killer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowers
Noble Undertaking
Brandt
Justice Drake
John Dore
Lyndon Station
Wis
Catholic Forresters
Modern Brotherhood of America
Patrick Dore
Elizabeth Hatley
Daniel Dore
Mary Leahy
Dore
Veterans Triumph as Mitchell Stars in One Inning
Mitchell powered a 238 to 15 prior day's score reversal in Watertown, driving in runs with smart hitting and a key third inning rally. Sandy Potter pitched well for the locals, but Mitchell's timely hits and defensive plays sealed a high drama victory in a game marked by errors and Gift runs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown
Marshall
Mitchell
Late inning rallies power Watertown in county baseball clash
Mitchell defeats Watertown 6 to 1 as Farley leads with a three base hit and scores. Potter earns his second hit and Fitzgerald drives in two runs while Sherer, Nolt, and Kehoe contribute key plays. Miles umpires a 1 hour 45 minute game with strong Watertown defense but costly miscues in the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corrigan
Farley
Welch
Schuler
Sherer
Kehoe
Marshall
Smith
Fitzgerald
Potter’s
Young
Far
Ned
Watertown
Potter
Joe Corrigan
Jack
McCawley
Chase
Killian
Fleury
Clasper
Nolt
J. Corrigan
Mitchell
Miles
Il Chase
Harmes
Senate Vote Defeats Free Meat Clause Amendment
In Washington the Cummins Iowa amendment to admit meat from Canada duty free was defeated in the Senate by 14 to 32. A House resolution by Rep Cox Indiana seeks Taft information on alleged secret orders for rights of way at Controller Bay and the roles of his brother Charles and Richard F. Ryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Cummins
Iowa
Canada
Senate
Taft
House
Controller Bay
Charles
Richard F. Ryan
Guggenheim
Representative Cox
Indiana
Death Rather Than an Asylum in Hot Springs
The body of Henry W. Fischer, a 60 year old homesteader, was found in his Horsehead Creek cabin with a bullet near the temple and a revolver in his hand. A note said he would return to the insane asylum. Fischer was thrifty, with crops and stock, and worked as a harnessmaker. His divorced wife labs at the national sanatorium and a daughter and husband work at the state soldiers' home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hot Springs
S. D
Henry W. Fischer
Horsehead, Creek
Fischer
National Sanatorium
Ryan
Divine Justice and Mercy I Chronicles 33 1 20 July 16
A sermon on Manasseh and parental responsibility stresses the sacred duty of parents to shape children, linking royal error to broader moral neglect. It discusses idolatry, the valley of Hinom, and the meaning of Gehenna, with notes on Sunday services and the Christian Endeavor group.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Abderess
Tesus
The
Odd Fellows
Prise
Miss Hager
Laura Saul
Vesta Murray
Marjorie Ford
First Methodist Church
Hugh Smith Monorth
Bernice Brown
Miss Broestrup
Miss Weddle
Peaches Vermilyen
Miss Brown
Francis Potter
Mae Nash
Helen Rathbun
Cora Jones
Lucile Bobb
Barnard Brown
Clair Christopher
Grace Cuarter
Mildred Derr
Florence Walrath
Ruth Daniels
Jeannette Smith
Marjorie Becker
Bess McHenry
Melissa Walrath
Merle Bryan
Helen Hoon
Marie Johnston
Mary Morrow
Alice Conner
Adelaide Allen
Troy
Francis Cornwall
Faulkton
S. C
Mina Haver
Slt
Fifth Avenue East
Lawler Street
Miss Smith
Helen Hood
Freeport, Il
Napanee Club
West Side Park
Fred J. Preszler
Sioux City
Ted
Minne
Sota Street
W. C. Brandt
Dave Finnegan
Finnegan
Robert Burns
A. N. Hill
H. B. Rogers
Sandy Potter
Harms
Crack
Jack Corrigan
Jayo
An Perley
Mitchell, Potter and Smith
Marshall, Harms and Clapper
Anasseh
Hezekiah
Manasseh
Judah
Molech
Hinnem
Baalin
God
Hinnom
Jerusalem
Hinhom
Ge-hinnom
Henry Snyder
Iva
Misa
Rowley
Durne
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!