Christmas Lesson by Rev T S Linscott 1910 text
Instructional religious lesson questions from a 1910 pamphlet by Rev T S Linscott on Luke 2 6 20 and related topics. Includes prompts about Bethlehem Nazareth Caesar Augustus Mary Joseph shepherds angels and the birth as savior stressing divine purpose and implications for the world. Lesson note for Sunday Jan 1 1911 about The Kingdom Divided from I Kings xii 1 94
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T. S. Linscott
D.D
City of David
Jesus
Bethlehem
Mary
Joseph
Nazareth
Jerusalem
God
Caesar Augustus
Jacob
Egypt
Cal
West Point Appointees Nominated by Representative Good
Representative Good nominates Earle Ewins of Cedar Rapids to West Point with A. C. Lynch of Blairstown as alternate. Ewins and Lynch will be examined at Jefferson Barracks St Louis on January 11.
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West Point
Washington, D. C
Good
Earle Ewins
Cedar Rapids
A. C. Lynch
Blairstown
Jefferson Barracks
St. Louis
Volunteers Win In Court Fight In Wright Case
Justice J H Carl dismissed the State of Iowa versus Fred and Sophia Wright on charges of misrepresentation in charity article collection. The court ruled the evidence failed to prove guilt as the defense argued. State witnesses did not show illegal acts by the volunteers, and county attorney I S Pepper led the prosecution.
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State of Iowa
Fred
Sophia Wright
J. H. Carl
Wrights
Christian Volunteer Army
Muscatine
Warfield
Salvation Army
B. E. Lilly
George H. Casper
Orr
Ella
Lucy Brafford
Verne Brafford
Betty Baker
Noah Tutt
Walker Promoted to Division Superintendent in Oklahoma
E A Walker formerly trainmaster of the Rock Island southwest division rode train No 2 into Muscatine this morning and announced his promotion to the office of division superintendent with headquarters at El Reno Oklahoma Hungerform of St Joseph Missouri succeeds him as trainmaster in the southwest division.
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E. A. Walker
Rock Island Road
Muscatine
City
el Reno
Okla
E. Hungerform
St. Joseph, Mo
Mr. Walker
Judge Grants Injunction Against Samuel Woods Liquor Sale
Judge D V Jackson issues an injunction restraining Samuel Woods and others from selling intoxicating liquors after a raid on the Woods pool hall led to seizure of a large quantity of Health Beer.
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D. V. Jackson
District Court
Samuel Woods
Woods Pool Hall
Notice of Appeal in Ditch District 11 Damages
Ten or more appellants including Christian Weiss Elizabeth Weiss John Weiss and others appeal the Muscatine County Board of Supervisors November 21 decision denying damages from Drainage District No. 11. The filing comes with a divorce and a new trial motion in separate cases.
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McKee
Muscatine County Board of Supervisors
Christian Weiss
Elizabeth Weiss
Louis Federlien
John Weiss
William Grigg
R. I. and P. Ry. Company
Nicholas Spilger
John W. Frater
Herman Hendricks
Henry W. Miller
A. H. Geertz
Betty to Force Arrest of Men
Attorney H. B. Betty of the Law Enforcement League of Muscatine arrived to coordinate re arrest of James Dermody and Otto Seidlitz who are in bonds of 1000 dollars each after contempt findings. The Iowa Supreme Court reversed bail, making re arrest imperative and habeas relief denied. Betty said arrests would occur today or tomorrow.
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H. B. Betty
Davenport
Law Enforcement League of Muscatine
Benham
James Dermody
Otto Seidlitz
Supreme Court of Iowa
Jackson
Betty
Entrants in Coast Aviation Meet in San Francisco
First Lieut. Paul W. Back will direct birdmen flights at the international meet in San Francisco in January. The Business Men's association appoints a committee to arrange with Roy Knabenshue of the Wright company for three Wright aviators and three machines including a Baby Wright racer. Walter Brookins Arch Hoxsey and Philip Parmelee to represent the Wright brothers. Contracts also with James Radley of the Royal British Aero society to fly a Bleriot monoplane and with Hubert Latham to operate his Antoinette monoplane.
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San Francisco
Paul W. Back
United States Army Signal Corps
Presidio of
Birdmen
Business Men's Association Committee
F. E. Scotford
Leopold Michels
Lieutenant Beck
Roy Knabenshue
Wright Company
Wright
Walter Brookins
Arch Hoxsey
Philip
James Radley
Royal British Aero Society
Hubert Latham
French Aero Club
Court actions filed in district court today
Myrtle Batterson seeks separation from Albert Batterson on grounds of cruel and inhuman treatment. H. H. Bartlett sues Charles Giffey to collect promissory notes totaling 1238.66 dollars. The S. T. Worman versus Arkansas Valley Land Company case began this morning with B. F. Fountain filing an intervention petition.
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Myrtle Batterson
Albert Batterson
H. H. Bartlett
Charles Giffey
S. T. Worman
Arkansas Valley Land Company
B. F. Fountain
Muscatine Launch Club Plans Smoker for Commodore Lenck
On Wednesday night members will gather to honor Commodore L C Lenck as he leaves for Cairo Illinois with his family. A smoker and other entertainments are planned for the evening.
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Muscatine
Purchase of H S Hurlbut Grocery by Coon and Fisher
Howard Coon and Leroy Fisher today bought the H S Hurlbut Grocery at the corner of 7th street and Mulberry avenue and have taken charge. Coon has over ten years at Klepper grocery and Fisher has three years with Citizens Railway and Light Company.
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Howard Coon
Leroy Fisher
7Th Street
Mulberry Avenue
Coon
Klepper
Mr. Fisher
Citizens Railway and Light Company
Aura Crow Weds A Ray Williams In Muscatine Home
At 3 30 PM at Dr C E Crow 514 East Eleventh street Miss Aura Geneva Crow wed A Ray Williams in a small ceremony officiated by Dr J B Smith of First Baptist. The couple planned a two week honeymoon in Saginaw Michigan with plans for the bride a teacher and the groom a Heinz pickle plant foreman.
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C. E. Crow
East Eleventh Street
Aura Geneva Crow
A. Ray Williams
J. B. Smith
First Baptist Church
Mrs. Williams
Birthday Anniversary Honored At Wilton Country Home
Miss Josephine Moylan was hosted at her birthday party Sunday evening at a country home near Wilton. Music and games followed by a three course luncheon. Attending were Misses Mae McSwiggin Maud Rininsland Marie Carroll Catherine Carroll Lydia Feeley Katherine Feeley and others including Herbert Rininsland Albert Brugman Arthur Rininsland Elmer Paul Carl Rininsland Will McSwiggin John Carroll Frank Compton James Moylan and John Feeley.
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Josephine Moylan
Wilton
Mae McSwiggin
Maud Rininsland
Marie Carroll
Catherine Carroll
Lydia Feeley
Katherine Feeley
Herbert Rininsland
Albert Brugman
Arthur Rininsland
Elmer Paul
Carl Rininsland
Will McSwiggin
John Carroll
Frank Compton
James Moylan
John Feeley
Bazaar and Lunch Held by Ladies' Aid at Church Basement
The Ladies' Aid society of the First Methodist Episcopal church hosts a bazaar and lunch today in the basement of the German-American bank building. Attendance is strong and by evening most items are expected to be sold.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Election of Officers Next Monday Night
Electa Chapter O E S members will elect officers at the regular meeting Monday evening in the Masonic hall. A large attendance is requested.
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Electa Chapter
Masonic Hall
Children rehearse for Christmas program at church event
Local children in the First Methodist Episcopal church Christmas program will meet at the Y M C A after school Thursday to practice. Miriam Henderson returns from Grinnell Iowa College for holidays with her parents. Margaret Blackwell arrives from Forest Glen Maryland to spend holidays with her parents. Carrie Heezen, Iowa College student, visits her Lake township parents for the holidays.
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First Methodist Episcopal Church
Miriam Henderson
A. S. Henderson
West Fourth Street
Iowa College
Grinnell
Margaret Blackwell
Forest Glen
National Park Seminary
Mrs. J. Scott Blackwell
Cherry Street
Carrie Heezen
Mrs. H. D. Heezen
Lake Township
Sioux City Banker Enters Booze War
James F. Toy, president of Farmers' Loan & Trust, richest man in Sioux City, joins Anti-Saloon League attack on the Country club and its members Elks Owls and Eagles. He denounces club cocktails and whiskey sours and pledges funds to stop them, arguing no difference between a gentleman on the hill and in the valley.
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Iowa Evening Press
Sioux City
James F. Toy
Farmers’ Loan & Trust Company
Anti-Saloon League
Country Club
the Elks
The
Owls
Eagles
Daily News
Anti- Saloon League
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Ad Promotes Remedy
An old advertisement claims Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup soothed pain and calmed babies. It touts wide use and urges customers to ask for the product under the Food and Drugs Acts with a 25 cent price and a serial number.
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Ieee
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Spats
Loggins
Cor
H. S. Hurlbut
Coon & Fisher
Mulberry Ave
Dr. Linscott
International Press Bible Question Club
Rev. T. S. Linscott
Christ
Heaven
Earth
Pierson
E. Second St
Carl
Southwest
Rock Island
D. V
Sam
Uel Woods Et al
Chickering, Gabler
Packard
Theodore Wieter
County Supervisors
Supreme Court
Seidlitz
Dermody
Parmelee
Wright Brothers
Walter A. Brookins
Aviator.Willard
Archie Hoxsey
Lieut
Paul Beck
U. S. A. Signal Corps
Worman
Arkansas Valley
Muscatine Launch Club
Commodore L. C. Lenck
Quinn
Chicago
East Second Street
Amil
W.C. Bjockman
Mabel Valenteen
Sandow
Pearl Sterns
Demateos
Billy Howard
Capt. Wooldridge
Petram’s Circus
Mrs. Winslow
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