Rev Williams Opens Sermon Series for Knights of Labor
Rev George Williams opened a Knights of Labor series at the Presbyterian church on Poverty and its Causes. He contrasted American progress with Old World conditions, blamed unequal wealth on sinful human nature, and urged Gospel principles, wealthier responsibility, and eradicating vice as remedies. The talk drew a large congregation and notes were taken by several Knights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Williams
Knights of Labor
George Williams
Presbyterian Church
Knights
Williams
America
Christ
Minnesota
Closing Lecture Caps Y M C A Course With Insight
Rev. Geo Williams of the Presbyterian church delivered the final Y M C A course lecture, making ancient Egypt discoveries relevant to Biblical history. His engaging delivery and detailed explanation of hieroglyphics illustrated the Bible account of Israelite bondage and exodus, underscoring divine power over ancient monarchs. The event drew a fine audience, concluded after an hour, and the course netted 62 dollars for the association, after minimal expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Williams
Presbyterian Church
Williams
Egypt
Europe
Mr. Boggs
Kratz
Surprise visit honors A Grammar teacher with lamp gift
Dusk Friday a procession of smiling youths visited Miss Thompson of the A Grammar grade at North Main Street. A surprise token of esteem followed with a handsome student lamp as a sign of sincere regard before exams. Mrs Hall hosted refreshments. the mood was festive. Meanwhile Conductor Frank Brainard's Orange Blossom train carried a wedding party led by Mr and Mrs Willoughby, with the bride a daughter of Mr and Mrs J F Sisson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. P. Hall
North Main Street
Miss Thompson
A. Grammar
Frank Brainard
Chamberlain
Willoughby
J. F. Sisson
The Ladies Delighted by Syrup of Bigs Benefit
The pleasing effect and safety of Syrup of Bigs laxative make it a favorite remedy for ladies. It tones kidneys liver and bowels with gentle efficient action, both pleasing to eye and taste under all conditions.
Void ruling blanks deductions for indebtedness in taxes
The South Dakota Supreme Court held sections of the last revenue law that allowed deductions for indebtedness from credits are void for violating constitutional uniformity of taxation. It says deductions create de facto exemptions and cannot be allowed, leaving the law as if those sections never existed. The decision discusses land cases and various Bureau of Land Office rulings, noting how interpretations affect homestead entries and patent actions. It references Geelan Thompson and several county cases, with rural papers reporting reactions from Wessington Springs and Aberdeen.
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Pierre
Sioux City Journal
Supreme Court
United States
Geelan
Thompson
General Land Office
M.G. Johansen
J. R. O'Donnell
Aurora County
F. E. Johnson
F. S. Traverse
Sanborn County
D. W. Clink
W. E. Smart
Jerauld County
Lucy A. Dixon
Hinckley
Waterbury
Drunkenness cure ad touts Golden Specific in coffee
An advertisement claims Dr Haines Golden Specific cures drunkenness without the drinker knowing, suitable for moderate drinkers or alcoholics. It asserts thousands cured, no harm, and offers a circular from the Golden Specific Co at 185 Race St Cincinnati.
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Haines
Golden Specific Co
Chicinnati
Women vote shapes local school board race in wards one to three
The election for the Board of Education drew lively lines as women voted for the first time in several wards. In Ward One Henry Noble won 38 votes with no women voting. Ward Two saw Miner defeat Collins with 26 women voters. Ward Three Hardesty edged Wiard by one with 85 women casting ballots. Ward Four had no contest as Helwig secured all 67 votes with 13 women voters. REIERSON BROS advertises farm implements and steamship tickets at South side Milwaukee R.R. track.
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Board of Education
Henry Noble
Dan Collins
George Miner
H. D. Wiard
L. Q. Hardesty
Hardesty
W. W. Helwig
Albion
Fish Bros
Reierson
Electric Bitters advertised as universal remedy
A local ad promotes Electric Bitters as a pure medicine that cures liver and kidney diseases, clears pimples and other blood ailments, drives malaria from the system, and treats headaches constipation and indigestion. It guarantees satisfaction or money back, priced 50 cents to 1 dollar per bottle at S. H. Scallin's Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. H. Scallin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mitchell Capital
Rev. C. B. Clark
Clark
John Posdick
John Wesley
Chan
South Dakota
George FE. Geelan
McCook County
Robt
F. C. Thompson
Wessington Springs
Wardall
Alliance Hail Insurance Company
Aberdeen
Boces
Delvers
Hiawathas
Howard Press
Daily Republican
Brown’s
Scotch
Knox Lever
Electric Bitters
Youthsé&Boys
Fosdick
Mitchell
Jiacobbecher
Mitchell - National - Bank
U.S
L. N. Seaman
N.L. Davison
Cashier
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