Lectures by Rev Henry Clark Impress Wyoming Readers
In Wyoming April 29 Rev Henry Clark delivered three lectures at the opera house. Morning discourse The Ruling Passion urged seeking the kingdom of God. Afternoon talk When the School Bell Rings advocated parental cooperation with teachers to develop children. Evening subject Fools used a biblical parable.
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Henry Clark
Opera House
Krause
Clark
Flower Land
J.S. Brownell
Rogers & Bender
Brownell
Myra Cowan
Monticello
Cowan
Robert Clark
R. P. Clark
Rev. Elges
Scotch Grove
Mac
Wyoming Grounds
Oxford Junction Boys
Anamosa
S. F. Schaefer
G. W. Field
F. L. Harrington
Land Prices Spread Along State Line Inspire Dairying Debate
W P Fleming reports land near the state line can be bought for about 60 dollars per acre due to farmer resistance to dairying work. John O Rourke survived a runaway accident in Monticello after his team collided with a car and a telephone pole. Ed Miller’s young son narrowly escaped injury from a field disc. Farmers Mutual Insurance notes policies totaling 218352 this year, a net gain of 854120, lifting totals to 627305.
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Castle Grove
W. P. Fleming
John O'Rourke
Monticello
O’rourke
Ed Miller
Farmers’ Mutual Insurance Association
Prairieburg Obituaries and Local Notes Apr 29
News from Prairieburg reports the death of Mrs. Ann Beatty in Denver Colorado with services planned in Monticello and burial there. Albert Valanta dies at his Prairieburg home. funeral at St Joseph's church and burial in the local Catholic cemetery. Mrs Ira Dice dies in West Liberty, sister of James Smith. A grain elevator fire at the Lumber Co. due to a gasoline engine explosion caused minor damage. Various local residents and visitors are listed with recent travels, visits, and nonfatal events.
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Prairieburg
Ann Beatty
Denver
Colorado
Monticello
Albert Valanta
St. Joseph’s Church
Ira Dice
West Liberty
Dice
James Smith
Margaret Flockhart
Hey
F. Tt. Richards
Gertrude
Burlingham
Minehart
Cedar Rapids
Dallas Benson
H. Henderson
Will Schoonover
Ralph Richards
Wm. Walker
Bessie Knapp
IF. T. Richards
Ezra Minehart
Jessi
Smith Home
Center Junction Notes and Local Events May 8 9
Center Junction notes spring events including County Sunday School convention May 8 9 at the M E church with Miss Nickles Mason City as principal speaker. Local obituaries and visits are listed along with mislaid items and community updates.
Local Social Roundup of Visits and Notable Residents
Sunday visits from Cedar Rapids and Clinton figures dot the scene. Central City’s Mr. Hatch attended business in Monticello and Anamosa visitors include Mrs. Charles Preston and Clare. Funeral attendance included Mr. and Mrs. Adam Scheer of Ryan. Ray Joslin of Cedar Rapids and Ed Duncan of Anamosa were seen midweek.
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Cedar Rapids
Hatch
Central City
Anna Seebusen
Henry Eden
Monticello
Adam Scheer
Ryan
G. H. Hanken
Charles Preston
Clare
Ray Joslin
Bessie Welch
Clinton
A. v. Welch
Will Bucker
Farley
Ed Duncan
Amber Local Notes Hint At New Eatery Addition
Amber residents share visits and travel news as April 30 reports Mr and Mrs P Smith of Monticello visiting Alex Robertson, Fred Sevar of Waterloo calls on friends, Oak Pack and Gon of Wyoming were in town, and rumors spread of a new restaurant and pool room. Balear teaches Amber school, J C Bailey started the peddling wagon, Charles Gray went to Anamosa, and Grace Farragher attended Anamosa.
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Amber
Smith
Monticello
Alex Robertson
Fred Sevar
Waterloo
Oak Pack
Gon
Wyoming
Mr. Balear
Richland
J.C. Bailey
Charles Gray
Anamosa
Miss Grace Farragher
Mount Vernon Cornell Festival Promises Rich Musical Experience
The Mount Vernon Cornell Festival showcases the Chicago Symphony Orchestra led by Frederick Stock with Theodore Thomas students, featuring Madam Schumann Heink, Zoellner quartet, Miss Myrtle Elwyn, and a Saturday Elijah performance by Cornell Oratorio Society and Chicago Symphony Orchestra. The season highlights include Schumann Heink's peak artistry and Elwyn's anticipated piano concerto.
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Mount Vernon
Iowa
Cornell
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Theodore Thomas
Frederick Stock
Madam Schumann-Heink
Schumann-Heink
Philadelphia- Chicago Grand Opera Company
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Cincinnati
Bayreuth
Prinz Regent Theatre
Munich
Zoellner
Zoellners
Europe
Myrtle Elvyn
Cornell College
Elvyn
Elijah
Cornell Oratorio Society
Pro-Axis Threat Echoes Through Marshalltown Clip
In a wartime opinion, the Marshalltown Times-Republican argues that if Japan targets California, many stolen carloads would quickly return to town, likening the move to the prodigal son returning to the old plantation.
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Marshalltown
California
Towa
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