Workshop of God in a Sermon on New Life in Christ Jesus
A 1902 sermon compares the Christian life to a divine workshop where God the Father Son and Holy Ghost transform raw human material into a Christlike new creation. It explains the need for repentance belief in Jesus as pattern and power, and the call to active good works born from faith.
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A. N. Kellogg Newspaper Co
Chicago
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Jesus
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God the Son
God the Holy Ghost
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Raphael
Michael Angelo
Shakespeare
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Nicodemus
Satan
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Elijah
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Sure Way to Get It
A rural Virginia preacher preaches amid a chicken coop theft scare. He warns neighbors not to vote for anyone who may have stolen the chickens, accusing Black residents and invoking a campaign for church repairs in a tone reflecting racial prejudice of the era.
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Virginia
Philadelphia Times
Iowa Treasurers Report Shows Higher Revenue And Rich Corn Prospects
Des Moines reports the state cash in the general revenue fund rose from 831000 to 1056000 this year while college bonds bring the total to about 2 million with no debt. Farmers face soft corn supplies and few hard corn markets, stock cattle prices slide, and a meat supply shift looms next year. The inheritance tax brings in 110000 annually as major estates pay up. Des Moines also notes a new rail line from Newton to Rockwell City and plans to manufacture brick from coal ashes.
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Des Moines
General Revenue Fund
Towa
Meat “Trust
Will Be Millionaires From Iron Ore Find Near Liverelt
Special correspondence reports Theodore Anderson once a Butler county resident struck a rich iron ore discovery near Liverelt Washington. The deposit holds about 300000 tons at about 60 percent purity. The ore can be reduced easily and relatives in Iowa and Liverelt area plan to become millionaires. Harvest hands returning from North and South Dakota fields are being robbed in Sioux City with three holdups reported. George Delaney was robbed of 30 dollars near the Northwestern depot. Louis Dorne was robbed by a man he invited to bed. Charles Limbden of Boone robbed near Woolsey SD.
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Theodore Anderson
Butler County
Liverelt
Wash
State University of Iowa
Anderson
North
South Dakota
Sioux City
George Delaney
Northwestern Depot
Louis Dorne
Charles Limbden
Boone
Woolsey
Missionary Bishop Stuntz Addresses Upper Iowa Conference
Rev H C Stuntz D D bishop of the Philippine islands spoke at the Marshalltown annual conference marking a missionary anniversary. He has spent eight months in the US raising funds for island work and reports over 100000 dollars raised. He plans to return to Manila November 1.
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Upper Iowa
Marshalltown
Methodist Shareh
H.C. Stuntz
D. D
Philippine Islands
Wshop Stunts
Manila
Outlook Never Brighter for Town City University
President George J. MacLean of the state university at Town City reports total enrollment at 1,130 students and projects the year end at about 1,600. He cites improved student quality, faculty growth, more equipment and new buildings as signs of an exceptionally bright outlook.
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George J. MacLean
State University At
Town City
Rifle Range Damaged For State Competition
The adjutant general's office reports Cedar Rapids suffered heavy rains damaging the state rifle range. The Forty-ninth regiment cannot hold its mid October competitive shoot there. if the contest occurs it will be moved to another location.
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Adjutant General’s
Cedar Rapids
Mrs Nellie Arens Sues Saloonkeepers Over Suicide
Iowa State News reports Nellie Arens sues every Remsen saloonkeeper for 10000 damages claiming their liquor sales drove her husband to kill himself. He was a hard drinker and had been warned by employers his job would end after September 1. On August 20 he bought liquor, then shot himself at his office, leaving his wife without support. she had repeatedly warned saloonkeepers not to sell to him.
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Nellie Arens
Remsen
Arens
Washington weather bureau reports poor corn and fodder yields
The weekly crop report for Towa notes an excessively wet cold and cloudy week hampering crop maturation. It warns 40 to 50 percent of the extra heavy corn crop may be below marketable standards and calls for drying weather to prevent further damage to unharvested crops, with below average conditions in plowing and sealing.
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Washington Weather Bureau
Sdite
Trusteeship challenge to trust company liquidation act
In Des Moines Tudge A J McVey holds the Twenty eighth general assembly act authorizing trust companies to liquidate voluntarily is unconstitutional. The appeal of stockholders to Theme Savings and Trust Co from appointing a trustee under the statute is sustained with Trustee Bremner removed and a receiver substituted.
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Tudge
A. J. McVey
Des Moines
Twenty-eighth General Assembly
Theme Savings and Trust Company
Bremner
Arrests in Gouneil Blais scandal shock city
Dr Gatdes a prominent dentist is jailed for counterfeiting in Gouneil Blais and his wife from South Omaha is arrested for passing spurious colors. Both confess as the counterfeiting plot is traced to the Hiles residence cellar. Mrs Biles asks that her baby be sent to prison with her.
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Gouneil Blais
Gatdes
South Omaha
Hiles
Fatal Kitchen Fire Claims Mrs Moon and Child
A Nashua woman and her young daughter died in a kitchen fire that started when Mrs Moon lit a breakfast fire using a gallon can of oil. An explosion followed, igniting the stove and fatally burning them.
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Hiram Moon
Nashua
Tragic House Play Ends in Rifle Fatality
George Esleen aged 15 was instantly killed when a game with an old rifle misfired. Clyde Vickers, 15, his comrade, was with him as they acted as burglars using a rifle not intended to be loaded. The weapon discharged in an accident.
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George Esleen
Clyde Vickers
Boone man dies after building collapse in Des Moines
W. G. Walden of Boone dies in a Des Moines hospital from injuries suffered when a one story brick business block on the principal street collapsed and fell on him as he passed by.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. GC. Walden
Boone
Des Moines
Tragedy in Mikador as Mother Detains Infant Death
Delia Tiddy aged 20 confessed to pouring carbolic acid down her three week old baby's throat. The infant died and the suspect placed the body in a setched before being arrested on a train while fleeing the city.
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Delia Tiddy
Anna Red
Mikador
Multiple Iowa Local Deaths and Incidents Highlight Region
Aged residents and notable figures die across Iowa towns from Dubuque to Mason City including Mrs Amy Cavanagh age 96 in Town City and Mrs Catherine Coleman age 100 in Mason City. A silk theft hits Chariton while a Mason City wholesale blaze causes 100000 loss. Charles City attorney hit by wagon in Chicago.
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Patrick Hetherington
Dubuque
Mlinois Central Railroad Company
Oxage
Nilesville
Floyd County
Charles City
Johnson County
Amy Cavanagh
Town City
Finchford
Ing
Catherine Coleman
Mason City
England
George Claftin
Burlington
Commissioner of Pensions
Upper Town University
Fayette
Andrew Carnegie
David B. Jenderson
Carnnegie
Thomas Wadden
Keokuk
Dle
Ireland
America
Washington
Iowa
A. EB. Dent
Chariton
Fred Croissant
Atlantic
C.D. Lis
Chicago
TH. VY. Kirk
Bailie
G. 2B. Cole
West Tend
Mr. Pleasant
Cole
James Stanton
Chickasaw County
New Hampton
Executive council tightens 1903 assessments in Des Moines
The Des Moines executive council pressed assessors to value real estate and personal property at 25 percent of actual value as required by law. It warned it will intervene during July’s equalization if assessments remain lax. The 1903 railroad assessment may rise next year to align with higher property valuations.
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Executive Council
Des Moines
Seventh Iowa Infantry to Hold Ottumwa Reunion
The Seventh Iowa Infantry, one of the first regiments to organize, will hold its biennial reunion in Ottumwa on October 15 and 16. The unit formed in 1861 at Burlington and served from St Louis to Shiloh, then through the Atlanta and Raleigh campaigns before mustering out after the Civil War. The regiment marched about 5,000 miles across 13 states during its four years of service.
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Charles Aldrich
State Historical Collection
Aldrich
New York
Webster City
Hamilton County
Sd Yeears
State Library
Prine
Teonard
Clayton County
Geological Bureau
State Geological Survey
Samuel Calvin
State University
Leonard
Iowa Infantry
Ottumwa
Burlington
Kime City
St. Louis
Bird’s Point
Shiloh
Roscering
Sherman
Raleigh
Washington
Polaski
Tenn
Des Moines Southern Purchases Winterset Right of Way
The Des Moines Southern railroad bought right of way privileges into Winterset for 35000 dollars paid by Cherry of Des Moines who funds the project. The deal is seen as clinching approval and construction is expected. Des Moines facilities will handle business for the Des Moines Town Walls and Northern road as it builds toward the city. The line has been graded to the Winterset city limits this year.
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Hamilton Browne
Boone County
Newton & Northwestern Railroad Company
Newton
Rockwell City
Jasper
Polk
Boone, Webster
Calhoun
Marshalltown & Dakota
Frasier
Browne
Marshalltown
Dakota
Old Colony Trust Company
Des Moines & Western Railroad
Des Moines
Town Falls
Thomas Hedge
Burlington
William Hoffman
Muscatine
Vhird
DB. P. Wirdsall
Clarion
G. N. Rangan
Northwood
Robert G. Cousins
Tipton
John F. Lacey
Oskaloosa
J. A
Des Moines Southern Railroad
Winterset
Ir Cherry
Des
Will Test the Law Over Bonaparte Fishway
Special correspondence reports Attorney General Mulian will start proceedings to test the state’s right under a winter law to build a fishway over the Bonaparte dam. Meek Bros claim the project violates their property rights and will seek repeal, with one brother reportedly aiming for legislative office to influence outcomes.
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Mulian His
Bonaparte
Meek Bros
Meeks Brothers
Northwood Wins County Seat Fight in Worth County
Judge Kelley of the district court ruled in favor of Northwood in the Worth county seat dispute. Northwood has been the county seat for about 40 years after Kensett failed in 1879 and again in 1892 to claim the prize. The latest renewal occurred in March of the current year.
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Worth County
Northwood
Kensett
Kelley
District Court
Rail line to spend 25000 on Fort Dodge freight depot
General freight agent F T M Hopkins of the Minneapolis and St. Louis Railroad announces plans to invest 25000 in Fort Dodge this fall. The main improvement is a large freighthouse at the foot of Central avenue. The company seeks city grade clearance before building the depot.
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F. T. M. Hopkins
Minneapolis & St. Louis Railroad Company
Fort Dodge
Central Avenue
Iowa scrap ends with Merle Call's broken leg
A four hour bout in Iowa City left Merle Call, 19, with a broken leg after a fierce class scrap at the University of Iowa. Call is the nephew of Prof. Leona Call and a leading sophomore.
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University of Iowa
Iowa City
Merle Call
Call
Leona Call
Runaway Caprured William Hall with Bancroft wife charged
William Hall of Titonia was captured at Corwith on a charge of eloping with M V Richardson's wife from Bancroft. Mrs Richardson allegedly took about $600 from her husband, and the couple had squandered most of the funds upon capture. Hall formerly ran a grocery in town.
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William Hall
Titonia
Corwith
M. V. Richardson
Bancroft
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