Many Rooms in My Father's House Heaven Sermon
The sermon uses Heaven as a vast family homestead with many rooms. It envisions reception and throne rooms where reunions occur with departed kin, a music room for heavenly masters, and a family room for shared memories. Christ welcomes souls at arrival, while the homestead fills over time with a vast eternal family, each finding a private apartment.
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Iowa to be showcased as butter state at Paris exposition
Des Moines reports government favors Iowa as the representative creamery state with maps of every Iowa creamery and New York cheese factory to attract visitors. Secretary Wilson says American butter can compete in Europe if well packed and unsalted.
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Department of Agriculture
London
Wilson
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New York Central Park Zoo Adds Iowa Golden Eagle
Iowa Ingle a seven foot two inch golden eagle arrives at the Central Park Zoo. I Montgomery sent it from Battle Creek after a lively barnyard fight with a pig, the eagle attempting to seize the pig. The capture ended with a blow from a cane. Miss Mary C. Colling of Keokuk has spent 24 years on missions among Indians and is ordained as a minister.
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Valuable clay banks discovered near Iowa Walls reevaluate local industry
Discovery of an extensive shale and high grade clay along the Towa river near Iowa Walls promises a new local industry. Experts describe the material as superior for earthenware and brick making and plan tests to confirm suitability.
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Iowa
Towa
Nowy
State Library Catalogue Overhaul Under Way
The state legislature allotted 2000 dollars to create a new card catalogue using modern library science to improve student use. Under State Librarian Joheson Brigham the work continues and will require two more years and 42000 dollars to complete. The card system supersedes the printed catalogue and will offer cross references and up to date records.
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Joheson Brigham
Brigham
Railway adopts wood burning for heat amid soft coal scarcity
The Burlington Cedar Rapids Northern Railway uses a gasoline engine and wood saw to cut up old ties and Umbers for fuel. Wood fired engines heat waiting rooms at stations along the line, aiming to save scarce soft coal. Preparations are under way to equip engines with wood burners.
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Burlington, Cedar Rapids & Northern Railway
Cedar Rapids
First Hanging Set For December At Anamosa Penitentiary
Charles Stegall, described as colored, faces execution for the Davenport murder. He is to be hanged December 1, the first death sentence carried out at Anamosa. Iowa law requires death be administered within a state penitentiary after one year of confinement under sheriff supervision where the crime occurred.
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Andrew
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Stegall
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Little Hazel Jivlene Receives McKinley Thank You Note
Hazel Jivlene sent flowers to Mrs. McKinley during the president’s Manchester visit. The White House mistress replies with grateful thanks for the thoughtful bouquet. The note will be kept by the girl for life.
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Wholeandc Men Organize to Fight Rate Withdrawals
Sioux City grocery and hardware jobbers urged to join wholesaler invitation to organize for a systematic fight against the withdrawal of the commodity rate. Report says Chicago and St. Louis could drive western jobbers out of business quickly if the program succeeds.
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Misesouri River
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St. Louis
Settlement of River Land Claims Nearing Completion
Judge Stevens of Loomis reports river land settlements nearly finished. Claims period has expired and officials expect completion by next spring. Clearing the lands will end a notable chapter in the region’s history.
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Loone
Art Dodge
Othe River
Iinge
Frightful judge reports neglect in many asylums
Judge L G Kinne returned from a tour of a dozen asylums and described shocking conditions including chained patients, years of underfunding, and crowded bathing in shared water. He praised some institutions as well but warned many are poorly run and may fail to protect wards of the state.
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Polk County
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L. G. Kinne
Des Moines
Board of Control
Kiune
Kinne
Iowa Creameries Map Requests For Paris Exposition
The state dairy commissioner asks creameries to mark county maps showing their locations for a Paris world exposition exhibit. Officials plan two large maps, one of New York state and one of Java creamery districts, to display exact locations and seed references.
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New York State
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Graduating Exercises At State Agricultural College
The class of 1900 will graduate on November 22 with a baccalaureate by President Beardshear. The commencement program includes addresses by President Harper and Gov. Shaw and diploma presentations by Beardshear. This autumnal graduation marks the last under the trustees. About seven students make up the regular class, with some finishing this fall and others in spring. All classes will complete in June thereafter.
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University of Chicago
Gov. Shaw
Dune
New Insanity Cure Draws Town’s Medical Interest
Dr R Reenard famed for neck bone reset therapy invited to inspect state asylum patients. Dr Bernard claims two thirds of insanity cases may arise from dislocated bones reset. Wealthy Plano farmer Burt Neal former incurable patient revived within 24 hours after neck bone reset. other physicians present at dinner in Centerville.
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Centervilles
Bernard
Mystery Coffin Unearthed During Fort Dodge Excavation
Workmen uncover a stone slab that proved to be a coffin containing child remains. The site had no record of historic burials and the identity of the body remains a mystery.
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Fort Dodge
Fort Dodge Omaha Rail Line Near Wall Lake Opens
The Fort Dodge and Omaha railroad completes its main line from Fort Dodge to Omaha with the last rail laid near Wall Lake. Passenger service will begin soon, and trains already run Fort Dodge to Rockwell City and Cownell Bluffs to Denison while freight service expands toward Omaha.
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Cownell Bluffs
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Port Dodge
One Armed George Convicted in Cedar Rapids Assault Case
George RB Campbell known as One Armed George was convicted in Cedar Rapids of assault with intent to commit murder after he and an accomplice attempted to rob a house and shot Officer Palmer during a capture last summer.
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George
Palmer
Cedar Rapids
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