Wisconsin minister chosen for German Congregational Church
The German Congregational church of Muscatine announces the selection of Rev H. Bisorer of Wisconsin as its new minister. He and his wife with four children will arrive in Muscatine late this week to assume charge after the resignation of Rev Phillip A Nelaparte over two months ago. The church notes Bisorer's past work in Hastings Nebraska and Wisconsin with strong recommendations.
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Kathey
Herman Mleerer
Iga
Wisconsin
Ails
Afterale
Nev. Wiserer
Iis
Muscatine
Phillip A. Nelaparte
Earvices
H. Slebrecht
Bisorer
Christmas Program at North Star School Planned
Miss Helene Williamson organizes a Christmas program at North Star School for Wednesday evening November 18. The program features readings monologues dialogues and songs with students such as Ric Shallabarger Oneta Mechtaney Harry Reed Allee Stinson Vera Negus Carlton Magner Harold Negus and others performing titled pieces include The Boundaries of Christmas Holy Night Listen to Its Christmas Tree and A Small Boy's Troubles The event also references a bake sale at Mulford Church in Wellastley on December 1 at 4 oclock.
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Helene Williamson
Thie North Star
Ric Shallabarger
Celia
Ten
Harry Reed
Jiminy Brown
Johnny
Bettay
Veacher
Allee Stinson
Sania Lektsra
Frad Mayloni
Mary Dowdal
Wrercisa
Gail of
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Wing
Carlton Magner
Vera Negus
Sue
Beau
Esson
Helen Dawal
Chistmas
Harold Negus
Harry
Muscatine butcher cites wife’s recovery after remedy
A Muscatine butcher states his wife suffered five years with ailments blamed on gall stones and intestinal issues. After using four bottles of Mayr’s Wonderful Remedy advised by a lady, she recovered fully. The ad pitches the simple remedy as harmless and claims one dose convinces with a money refund offer from Henderson Drug Co.
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Mayr
Henderson Drag Co
Community Christmas celebration to feature music and treats
Mus eating plans a municipal Christmas observance next Monday with decorations in readiness. Charles Kern, committee chair, notes limited trimmings but enough to festoon the town. Donations of unused decorations are welcome via web rooms or phone 3208 before Friday morning. The event includes 200 sacks of candy and popcorn for children, 105 pounds of nuts, and a high school program with carols, orchestra selections, readings, and recitations. The public is invited to attend.
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Charles Kern
Uffaly
Yenure
Mus
Ag Wall
Iowa Bothered Little By Bugs
Iowa City and surrounding areas show resilience to insect pests according to Prof. H. K. Wickham of the state university. He notes soil fertility and natural conditions limit pest damage, adding that the region suffers about $700 million in annual grain losses nationally, with corn root worm alone taking 2 percent of the worm crop.
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Iowa City
Dee, L
Union
H. K. Wickham
The
State University
United States
Tom
Beatla
Peptiron Bla0 and the iron in blood health claim
An old promotional note touts a blood boosting tonic named Peptiron Bla0 for anemia and weak nerves. It describes the medicine as easily digested pills containing pepsin, nux, celery, genitian and other tonics. It claims rapid improvement after meals and links iron in blood to strength for winners.
Insects Threaten Iowa Crops and War Time Yields
About 8 percent of corn and nearly 20 percent of wheat annually fall to insects. Professor Wickmann notes Iowa’s pest-control edge, arguing wartime need boosts efforts to raise production by reducing losses. The text emphasizes national duty to maximize harvests by minimizing insect damage.
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Towa
Wickmann
College Attendance Urged Amid War Strain
Yale undergraduates are urged to continue college work and complete their courses, especially those under draft or officer training, as the highest patriotic service during wartime. The appeal comes from the university emergency war committee and stresses sustaining academic effort despite fronts and equipment demands.
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Associated Press
New Haven
Conn
Dee
Yale
Mate Nublis Lada
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Benvertain Unity Club
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Save Health
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