Go and Tell Jesus Comfort for the Bereaved
A sermon by Dr. Talmage urges afflicted believers to tell Jesus their sorrows. He cites the Disciples at Capernaum after John the Baptist’s death and emphasizes Christ’s attentive sympathy, urging sufferers to seek divine help, endure temptation, and trust in God’s deliverance. The message frames faith as warfare and consolation as spiritual medicine.
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Louis Klopsch
Washington
Talmage
England
Scotland
Norway
Russia
Jesus
Herod
John the Baptist
Christ
Raphael
Italy
Europe
Godfrey
Jerusalem
Jesus Christ
Alfred
Lord's Vineyard
George Whitefield
Dr. Johnson
Robert Hall
Heaven
John Foster
John Wesley
Shunem Snays
Lazarus
Anther
Sirocco
Iowa Officials Share Farmingpath to Success and Public Welfare
Des Moines report highlights John Downie and James Wilson urging better farm education and science in farming. They praise Iowa colleges, discuss profitable hog breeding, and stress educated producers for trade balance and domestic markets.
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Des Moines
Iowa
John Downie
State Board of Control
Iowa Swine Breeders’ Association
Chicago
Lfe
Towa
James Wilson
Town State College of Agriculture
Mechanic Arts
Ames
Wilson
Iowa Agricultural College
Department of Agriculture
Thibet
Second United Christian party of Iowa convention called
The second state convention of the United Christian party of Iowa is set for July 4 1900 at 9 am in Des Moines Y M C A auditorium to nominate state officers. Signed by Charles W Baker and Mrs M Blair the call invites all Christians and honest voters to join a non sectarian movement to apply Christian principles to government while avoiding church state entanglement.
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United Christian Party of Iowa
A& Mo
Des Moines
Charles W. Baker
Muscatine
M. Blair
Washington
al Christians
Wall
U. Party
United Chrisatian Party
Towa
Sorfett
Jesus
Ancient Order of Hibernians Session Opened in Creston
The Iowa gathering of the Ancient Order of Hibernians met in Creston with 200 delegates and visitors. Services were held at St. Malachy’s. Walher Smith and Nolan preached as state officers reported 35 counties represented and 12 000 plus in sick death and charity benefits. Newly elected officers include President Sullivan Creston and Secretary Howard Des Moines.
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Order of Hibernians of
Iowa
Creston
St. Malachy’s
Walher Smith
Council Blatts
Iather Nolan
Nichols
Amelia Seremon
Bao Eush da
Dh Th Sullivan
Dd. Loward
Des Moines
D. da. Neary
Mammersburg
Rather Notun
After Forty Years A Second Union
In Start county and Adams county a couple, once separated forty years, renewed their vows and remarried after a long estrangement. Jodohn Aleudor Bisstort of Adams county helped arrange the reunion with Mes Bisstorf in Spebips field Missouri. Time and distance softened past wrongs as they pledged to not remarry again.
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Start County
Jodohn Aleudor Bisstort
Adams County
Dlan
Maes
Spebips Field
Bisstorf
Stile
Marg
Carter
Bisstort
Adis
State College holds twenty eighth annount graduation exercises
The twenty eighth graduation exercises at the State College Ames were held with two sections due to the college year change. Sixty students graduated last November and the remainder now. the Iafler took extra half year's work. Secretary Wilson spoke on Practical Education and Dr Beardshear presented the diplomas.
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Town State Agricultural College
Ames
Yeaar
Iafler
Secretary of Agriculture
Wilson
Beardshear
Drake University Trustees Learn of $25000 Endowment Gift
Gov Francis M Drake announced to Des Moines trustees that Dr I J Toof of New Haven Conn sent $25000 to endow a chair at Drake University. The tools formerly resided at Fort Madison and Drake and Toof grew close there. The gift rests on personal friendship between the two men.
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Francis M. Drake
Iowa
Drake University
Drake
University
Gen, Drake
J. OT. Toof
New Maven
Conn
Gen. Drake
Eix-Gov
Des Moines
I. J. Toof
New Haven
Endowment League Files Incorporation to Promote Marriages
The Endowment League of Sigourney filed Articles of Incorporation to promote marriages. Members receive a marriage endowment of 300d from the organization. Capital stock is 4900 shares at 490 each, fully subscribed, with G. A. Barlow as president, A. C. Marlow as secretary, and G. B. Utterback as treasurer.
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Endowment League of
Post Office Salaries Rise in Iowa for Next Year
The annual postmaster salary adjustments show Ottumwa moving to first class and Manchester dropping to third. Key increases include Des Moines up to 3,700 and Keokuk to 8,100, with numerous towns listed selecting new class levels and revised pay scales.
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Fleenl
Iowa
Ottumwa
Algona
Ames
Chariton
Denison
Emmotabure
Town Falls
Maquoketa
Osage
Perry
Manchester
Addey
Akron
Albin
Alden
Altoona
Alta
Armstrong
Atlantic
Avoca
Battle Greek
Mollavue
Bel- Mond
Bonaparte
Toone
Brooklyn
Truffalo Center
Cascada
Cedar Jala
Charles City
Chirinda
Clarksville
Colfax
Correctionville
Corwith
Croston
Dentyon
Des Moines
Dexter
Dows
Ubuque
Dyersville
Ant
Magie Grove
Kidon
Mmmatsburg
Watherville
Wuhfield
Farmington
Mort Dodie
Qiid
Brook
Greenfield
Thartley
Humboldt
Td Grove
Independence
Indianola
Keokuk
Ncominqua
Keota
Kingsley
Tualea Milla
Lansing
Laurens
Logan
Lyons
Madrid
Malvern
Mantua
Manning
Maquobota
Marshalltown
Ma Kon City
Monona
Missouri Valley
Monteszima
Montreado
Morning Sun
Moulton
Mount Ayr
Mount Theasant
Nrahua
Nooth
Newall
New Mrampton
New
Oskaloosa
Parkers
Dury
Praultina
Potla
Roluboeds
Rockford
Rob Rapids
Rock Valley
Ttock- Wall
Iockwall City
Sac City
Scran—ton
Seymour
Shenandoah
Sibley
Bidney
Sladdy Sigourney
Brata Center
Sumner
Sutherland
Mabor
Barna
Walnut
Wi Tarloo
Waverly
Webster Cuy
West Denaneh
Woodbine
Doeronso—Anamosa
Il Iuder
Lisbon
Pratrion City
Red Qi
Normal School Confers Degrees at Cedar Falls Commencement
The twenty fourth annual commencement of the Normal School at Cedar Falls featured remarks by Hon. R. C. Barrett and President G. J. Sertey. Degrees awarded included Master of Didactics to 40 graduates and Bachelor of Didactics to two, with substantial growth in enrollment and faculty since opening. Plans for a new building by Proudfoot and Urd of Des Moines were adopted.
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Daventy
Loweste Normal School
Cedar Patls
RC. Barret
Gi. J. Seertey
Mighteem
Thor
Seertey
Heydara
Proudfoot & Urd
Des Moines
Fire destroys Des Moines Auditorium in major loss
The Des Moines Auditorium, the largest state convention hall, was nearly destroyed by fire likely caused by crossed wires. Losses totaled around 50 000 with 26 000 insured. Directors began reconstruction funded by popular subscription. The rear wall collapse damaged the League ball park and Des Moines Commercial Exchange suffered minor losses.
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Des Moines
Born of Directors
League Ball Park
Des Moines Commercial Exchange
All Must Pay Mill Milk Dealers Face License Fees
In response to a question from State Dairy Commissioner Norton the attorney general advised that any person selling milk in towns of 10 000 population or more must comply with the industry law and pay the license fee, whether selling wholesale or retail.
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Norton
Will Name Delegates to National Prison Association Congress
Governor invited by J J Milligan to appoint delegates to represent the state at the annual congress in Cleveland Ohio September 22 to 26 Officials of prisons reformatories and others interested in prison reform may attend Ed Trotter of Kingsley won the interstate championship in the Soo Gum club shoot in Sioux City
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J. J. Milligan
National Prison Association
Cleveland
Ed Trotter
Kingsley
Sious City
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Dr. Talmage
State Fair
Sherman
State Bankers’ Association
Penaston
Baron Rh. Sherman
Vinton
Congress
Gov. Sherman
Thirteenth
Iowa Volunteer Infantry
Shiloh
Board of Control
Reform
John Cownie
Nmomian
Dildora
Snow
Oman
Noo Mitter
Glarindg
Uwhe
Nebraska
Whisman
Board of Supervisors
Ir. OW. Bicknbell
Ole Frigheberh
Thompson
United Christian Party of
Hibernians
Jim Jndingon
Win
the State College
Weniye
Post Office
the Normal School
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