Community lecture by Dr Louis Banks on law enforcement
Dr Louis Albert Banks the Roseburg Oregon chautauqua lecturer and writer will speak at a Monticello opera house mass meeting on Friday March 31 at 730 pm. He advocates prohibition and enforcement of the eighteenth amendment and will argue that prohibition has succeeded and full enforcement is desired by loyal Americans. The Monticello ministers endorse the event with Rev W P Ames in charge admission is free.
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Moravian AMOR PRE CHERCITES Service Invitation
The Methodist Episcopal Church invites all to attend Sunday services at 11 a.m. with Sunday school at 10 a.m. Evening service is at 7 30 p m. The April 2 sermon topics are Inescapability of Stewardship and Things to Appreciate. Sunday school and youth meetings at usual times.
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William Hayes Mitchell
Congregational Church Announces April Program and Holy Week Services
Rev. William P. Amen presides with a schedule of Sunday services including church school at 10 a.m. and morning worship at 11, evening service at 7:40, plus midweek meeting. The April program centers on The Ascent to the Summit with scripture themes and special sermons. A Holy Week mission features talks by Rev. Ernest Evans of Anamosa and Dr. H. F. Milligan of Cedar Rapids, inviting townspeople.
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Monticello Church Notices And School Events
Leonard Duckett listed services at the Monticello church with Communion on April 2 and a sermon on Stephen the First Christian Martyr. The high school operetta is set for March 30 at 8 pm. Upcoming Jones county study center program runs April 1 at Monticello High School with multiple teachers and topics. The senior class starts play practice and the high school baseball team is scheduled to play Central City on April 29.
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Florence Noble
Jones County
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Mness
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Beacon
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Nelly
Dora
Tom Bellamy
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Simson
Raymond Jacobs
Central City
Hearst Ambition Looms Over New York Politics
Lincoln Journal notes W R Hearst seeks Senate or governorship, warning that his personal political activity brings disaster to the New York Democratic Party. Boston Herald adds a farmer voting remark and promotes Tanlac via W W Stickford as local agent.
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