Spence Elected Iowa Republican Chairman At Des Moines
Robert H. Spence of Mt. Ayr was unanimously chosen as chairman of the Republican state central committee after a day of caucuses. An executive committee would handle campaign finance, with C W Phillips remaining influential in the selection and organization. Clayton was considered before declining to accept a role under Cummins led terms.
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Manship
Cummins
Mr. Spence
Des Moines
Robert H. Spence
Mt. Ayr
Ringgold County
Republican State Central Committee
George E. Scott
Eleventh
R. H. Spence
J D. Whisenand
Charles W. Phillips
C. W. Phillips
J. E. Bruce
S. X. Way
R. W. Clayton
A. B. Cummins
E. C. Brown
Martin
Clayton
Spence
anti-Cummins
German Evangelical Young People select officers
Waterloo Iowa August 24 The Young People's association of the German Evangelical association of Iowa closes its convention. Committee reports show prosperity and officers elected before adjournment F L Smith Hamp ton president Mary Hieber Cedar Falls vice president Samuel N Reep Wilton Junction recording secretary Viola Knoche Cedar Falls corresponding secretary George Gruener Des Moines treasurer Caroline Ball Carroll superintendent of juniors Rev J H Bauernfield Waverly superintendent of missions
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Waterloo
Iowa
Young People’s Association
German Evangelical Association of Iowa
F. L. Smith
Hampton
Mary Hieber
Cedar Falls
Samuel N. Reep
Wilton Junction
Viola Knoche
George Gruener
Des Moines
Caroline Ball
One Third Complete One Third Fall Milwaukee Cut Off
J H Flick secures contract for 4414 miles of Milwaukee cut off between Muscatine and Ottumwa. His firm leads a broad drive with eight million cubic yards of earthwork planned, much of it in Iowa. Subcontractors from Chicago Milwaukee Minneapolis St Paul Omaha and Kansas City will mobilize to begin work this fall under Flick's supervision.
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Davenport
J. H. Flick
Milwaukee
Muscatine
Ottumwa
Flick
Union
Iowa
E. S. Johnson
Red Oak
Murray
Farmington
Minn
The
Leader
Lesueur Center
Washington
Chicago
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Omaha
Kansas City
Burlington
Stanton
Sioux City
Busse Confesses to Murder and Arson in Allison Iowa
Louis Busse, detained for the June killing of his wife and arson to cover it, reportedly confesses to the crime to avoid a lengthy trial. He says quarrels led to a blow that killed her, then he attempted to burn the house and body. The confession aims to avert a costly case. evidence already gathered suggests conviction.
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Allison
Iowa
Louis Busse
Busse
Middle-of-the-Road Populists Nominate State Ticket
Des Moines delegates at the state convention nominate L. H. Weller for governor Perry Engle for lieutenant governor J R McDonald for supreme judge Luke McDowell for railroad commissioner J C Harland for state superintendent Resolutions back Omaha platform denounce trusts support direct legislation equal taxation and state printing under supervision Alli Reed of Sioux City elected state central committee chairman
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Des Moines
L. H. Weller
Nashua
Perry Engle
Newton
J. R. McDonald
Luke McDowell
Shelby County
J. C. Harland
Woodbury County
Alli Reed
Sioux City
Elm trees afflicted by strange silvery web in Waterloo
Elm trees around Waterloo suffer a strange disease. Trunks about four feet from ground are coated with a glassy web that glitters in the sun and appears to draw life from the trees. The cause is not determined and the impact spreads through the city's parks and homes.
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Waterloo
Sunday services at Firet Methodist Episcopal Church
The First M E church at Corner Third Street and Iowa avenue invites all to Sunday services led by Pastor J. Fry with 9:30 and noon class meetings, 10:20 sermon by Rev W E Howe on The Source of Strength, 1:30 Sabbath school, 3 Junior and Intermediate Leagues, 7:45 Epworth League, and a 6:30 union service at court house square. Prayer meeting Thursday 7:45. Seats free.
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Third Street
Iowa Avenue
Co. L. Stafford
W. E. Howe
Epworth
M. E
Court House Square
Sunday services and sermons at local church
Corner of Fourth and Cedar streets hosts Sunday school at 9 a m and preaching at 10 30 a m. Sunday school in the chapel South Muscatine at 2 15 p m. German Union services at 7 p m with Rev Jans delivering the sermon. A. H. F. Hertzler, pastor, invites all to attend and bring friends.
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Fourth and
Cedar Streets
South Muscatine
Jans
The
Evangelical Church
A. H. F. Hertzler
Sunday Church Schedule Includes Baptism Service
Sunday school at 10 a.m. Class meeting at 11 a.m. Preaching at 7:30 p.m. Theme Triumph After Defeat. Baptism will be administered. Epworth League Devotional Tuesday 7:45 p.m. Prayer meeting and Bible study Thursday 7:30 p.m. All welcome.
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Epworth League
Nature's Evangelists sermon and church events
Morning services resume at 10 30 with Pastor Herr preaching Nature's Evangelists. Sunday school at 1 30 Y P S C E at 7 45. Evening service at 6 30 unites with nearby churches in court square. All are invited.
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Nature
Court Square
H. D. Herr
Community worship schedule for Sunday services
Corner Sycamore and Fifth streets host worship at 10 a m. Rev J W Rich of West Branch to preach. Sunday school at 11 15 a m Y P S Cc. E prayer meeting at 7 45 p m Union service at court house square 6 30
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Sycamore
Fifth Streets
J. W. Rich
West Branch
Court House Square
Services at No 512 East Seventh Street Church
Pastor M. I Gordon announces Sabbath services at 11 a m with theme whose servant am I. Class meeting after the morning sermon. Sabbath school at 1 30 p m with Wm Greenway as superintendent. Services follow the union meeting in Court Square. Public worship invited.
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East Seventh Street
M. I Gordon
Wm. Greenway
Court Square
German Union Service Slated at German M. E. Church
German churches plan a union service Sunday at 7 PM at the German M. E. Church corner Cedar and Fourth streets. Rev. Jans will deliver the sermon. All German citizens are cordially invited to attend.
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la Union
M. E
Cedar and
Fourth Streets
Rev
Jans
Sunday School and Prayer Meeting Schedule
At 9 15 the Sunday school will meet in the morning. Preaching services at 10 30 a m. Tuesday literary meeting of the young people. On Wednesday weekly prayer. Visitors always welcome. R A Schmidt pastor.
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Alway
R. A. Schmidt
First Church of Christ Scientist Sunday Service Notice
The First Church of Christ, Scientist invites attendance at 11 a m Sunday services with the subject Christ Jesus and a Wednesday 8 o clock evening meeting at the corner of Sixth and Walnut streets.
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First Church of Christ, Scientist
Sixth and
Walnut Streets
Christ Jesus
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