Protest Over Interleague Oratorical Contest Result
Washington residents protest the judges decision in the Interleague Oratorical Contest at Washington D C praising J M Devers of DePauw University Greencastle Indiana and alleging bias in the judging The letter to Prof J F Brumbaugh recounts the audience praise and asserts Devers earned esteem and honor beyond the result
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J. M. Devers
DePauw University
Greencastle
Republican
Washington, D. C
Devers
Washington
J. F. Brumbaugh
Dakota Wesleyan University
J Brumbaugh
Pension Office
Washington,d
J. Bk. Brombaugh
Pere University
Crator
Camp grounds services open with prayer and sermons
The article details Monday services at a camp with a 4 a.m. prayer led by R A Legvett of Pierre, a Holiness Association secretary. J W Peterson preached at 10 30 from Luke 12 49. later Dr Morrison spoke from Revelation 9 1 and Heb 13 12 4. Sermons emphasize sanctification, sacrifice, and hearing truth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Legvett
Pierre
Holiness Association
Matthew
J. W. Peterson
Ginn
Dr. Morrison
Morrison
Holiness Meeting Outlines Morning and Evening Services
The Holiness service opened at 8 a.m with Rev J A McDonalga reading scripture from Eph 8t. Rev Wm Mason preached at 10 30 from John 2 9 about Jesus and Lazarus. 3 p.m. song service led by Prof and Mrs Ginn followed by Dr Morrison preaching on being salt and light from Matthew 5 13 14 16. Great blessings at altar as David urges Solomon to serve God with a perfect heart.
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J. A. McDonalga
Paul
Christ
Wm. Mason
Jesus
Lazarus
Ginn
Dr. Morrison
Morrison
David
Solomon
Greatest Show on Earth Draws Thousands to Barnum & Bailey
Thousands flocked to the Barnum & Bailey circus with over 5 000 arriving by rail from Armour Parker Salem and beyond. The free parade was absent but the Durbar of Delhi pageant and star acts including DeTiers in a daredevil auto ride and 24 trained elephants drew wide praise. Aerials horses dogs and seven grand acrobats delighted a packed tent audience of about 12 000 with daring feats and colorful spectacle.
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Barnum & Bailey
Milwaukee Road
Armour and Parker
West Milwaukee
Omaha
Salem
Orly
Prof. Claire
DeTiers
Delhi
Granatho
Laxative Cough Syrup Promoted by Scallin Bros
A new cough syrup featuring a laxative principle claims to expel colds by gently moving the bowels. Marketed as best for coughs colds and croup the original formula bears a red clover blossom on every package and is offered by Scallin Bros.
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Kennedy
Best
Soldty Scallin Bros
Spectacular Circus Act Ends With Hippodrome Themed Races
Volo the Valitant wowed spectators with a dazzling bicycle routine from shoulder to shoulder and gap jumps. The show featured tight rope, high wire, flying rings, trapeze and a lineup of hippodrome events including ladies jockey, two horse standing, pony steeple, four horse tandem and four horse Roman chariot races.
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Volo
Prosper Summer Social and Regional Happenings
Weather has been ideal for days as Prosper residents anticipate a big Mitchell circus holiday. Local activity includes a state encampment in Watertown with Co. D members Hadwin Elion August Riggert and Albert Hofstetter, several visits among Mitchell and Ethan residents, farm work with Pouch Brothers, new home purchases by Mr and Mrs A Wittstruck, and various social visits and dances in surrounding towns.
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Mitchell
Hadwin Elion
August Riggert
Albert Hofstetter
Watertown
Co. D
Byron Jones
Miss Blanch
McWarland
William Riggert
Bard
Dora Schiech
Ethan
Clara
Agnes Schaub
George Mock
Pouch Brothers
Otis French
North of
Jake French
Tweed
A. Wittstruck
Henry Riegert
Charles Mix Co
Ben Schaub
Kinsley
H. Reierson
Fulton
Lacy
Gena Hunt
Parkston
Dutchess
Charles Phillips
K. Strand
Prosper
Clara Schaubers
McFarland
Tobin Township
Fires and Celebrations Dot Ethan News
An accident from fire crackers injures a boy near Ethan. Milltown wins prize money from Ethan in a baseball game. A large Ethan reception honors S and C Oathout and bride with many gifts. Nicholas Mutziger dies after long illness. funeral held in Ethan. Henry Stopher moves to Hawarden with saloon business. Howard occupies Stopher house. Newcomers steadily buy town lots as Ethan grows.
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Ethan
Wocknitz
Milltown
M. J. Oathout
S& C. Oathout
Oathout
Nicholas Mutziger
Henry Stopher
Hawarden
Andy Stopher
Alexandria
Henry
Howard
Town Gossips and Movements In Ethan Community
The column notes widespread chatter about crops and rain, visits by Harry Lammon of Fulton, and many townspeople attending a funeral for Nicholas Mutziger at the Catholic church. It mentions musical training at Schubert Studio, plans to visit Des Moines for Herman Rosenquist's medical care, and various local residents traveling or moving.
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Ethan
Harry Lammon
Fulton
Nicholas Mutziger
Bartell Fron
Yankton
Rudolph Otto
Schubert Studio of Music
W. S. Snyder
George Sand
Cathout
Ray Oathout
Florence Phelps
Nina
Trow
Elva Klotz
Denver
Epworth League
Ole Rosenquist
Des Moines
Herman
David Church
Chamberlain
Pearl Lytle
Luana
Newall Blackman
Mitchell
Jessie Shipton
Jim Grady
Shipton
James Conway
Frank Hadmer
Our City
Carrie Cole
Frank Cole
Washington
Mrs. Brown
Main Street
Foster
Vernon
Joe Craig
Tulare
John Craig
Plankinton
Loomis News Roundup July 3 Loomis
Local items report J P Shaw illness visits by I S Kidd and W H Sweet of Vermont. Mrs John Lockhart guests of Ben Pooly. Frank Harris returns from Harrison and a ball game against East Letcher Riverside delayed by high river. Singer rep Carl Rolston visits. Pony missing from Wu H Goodman. W C T U meets Mrs J E Watkins. Robbery suspects arrested in Minneapolis. Miss Herbert lectures on Cheyenne Indian education. Charlie Butts kills a large wolf.
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East Letcher
Riverside
Loomis
Carl Rolston
Singer Sewing Machine Co
Mitchell
Wu. H. Goodman
Frankie Shaw
Scotland
W. V. Miner
W. K. Harris
J. E. Watkins
Kr. J. Smith
Minneapolis
Miss Herbert
Cheyenne
Charlie Butts
Mt Vernon Social Roundup Reflects Local Travel Visits
Mt Vernon residents relayed a week of activity with trips and visits. J W Johnson returned from a western trip, P Shepherd traveled from Mitchell for business, the Reitzel brothers visited friends in Mt Vernon, Mrs IT Taubman of Plankinton visited, Mary Pollard toured Mitchell with Miss Blanche Orswell, and Henry Howe returned midweek.
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Mt. Vernon
J. W. Johnson
P. Shepherd
Mitchell
Reitzel Boys
Davison County
IT. W. Taubman
Plankinton
Mary Pollard
Blanche Orswell
Henry Howe
Western States Tour Family Visits Highlight Summer Plans
Mrs Heapen and her daughter arrived from the east to spend the summer with Mrs Dexheimer. Mrs Rena Boggs and her daughter Gwendolyn, after five months in Iowa, returned Monday night. Dr T B Smiley came back from Chicago Thursday with his daughter Miss Francis to stay the summer.
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Heapen
East
Dexheimer
Rena Boggs
Gwendolyn
Iowa
T. B. Smiley
Chicago
Francis
Holiness Camp Meeting Services Continue With Sermons
The Holiness services on Wednesday opened with an 8 o'clock prayer meeting led by Rev. P. N. Cross. Dr. Dobson spoke at 10:30 on The Constitution of the Church from John and Luke. Morrison preached at 2:30 on Abraham’s servant seeking a bride, and later Dr. Morrison spoke on Fruits of the Spirit contrasting with the works of the flesh.
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P. N. Cross
Luke Lil
Dr. Dobson
Dr. Morrison
Abraham
Isaac
God
Jesus
Prof
Ginn
Trusting Soul Sets Terms for Future Husband
A Chicago Tribune item shows Lulu listing habits she requires Jack to quit before marriage. She presses him on smoking, tobacco chewing, drinking, card playing, gambling, debt, evenings at home, and church attendance, ending with a warning about reform before marriage.
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Lulu
Jack
Chicago. Tribune
Four-man Arrest in New York Clock Theft
A Baltimore American reader recounts a police arrest in New York yesterday of a man who stole a 110 pound clock in broad daylight. He was seen carrying the clock under his coat as an officer noticed him, prompting the capture.
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New York
Baltimore American
Wellington Reflections on Waterloo Hope
A terse exchange contrasts pessimism and optimism as the speaker contemplates life’s inevitable challenges. The narrator notes a name change to Wellington, hinting at a themes of resolve amid doubt. The brief vignette signals a moral about perseverance and fate.
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Waterloo
Wellington
Animals Think and Church Minds in Yonkers Quip
A Yonkers Statesman line ponders animal thought and human behavior with a humorous exchange about a car boy occupying a seat, contrasting faith and reason in a brief civic notes style.
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Gotham
Yonkers Statesman
Thumper's retirement sparks renewed talk of comeback
An Early Stage notes Thumper appears to retire again as he declares this the third time stepping away from competition while observers doubt the lasting exit and discuss the likelihood of a return.
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Thumper
Prise Ring
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