Sermon Addresses Liberty and War Unity at St Marys
The Rev H G Tak delivered a sermon at St Marys Davenport church yesterday afternoon urging all Americans to uphold liberty and democracy amid war. He urged a melting pot nation reconciled to war, highlighting universal rights, patriotism, and the duty to defend ideals without personal attacks.
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Will and Testate Notice for Oskar Tae and Others
State of Iowa Muscatine County public notice states that on June 15 1918 at Muscatine Court House a will was publicly read and may be admitted to probate on June 25 1918. Anyone who can show cause why the will should not be admitted must appear. Clerk R G Tipton of Muscatine issues the notice.
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Fragmentary utterance on faith and duty in national affairs
A fragmented quote discusses interpreting justice and patriotism through religious duty. It claims aligning with God’s will would simplify national tasks and lead to a true Christian approach to the affair.
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New Era Plans Observance with Old Time Gala Day
A gala observance of New Era is planned for Snly Fourth with an old time celebration. A Sunday school program will include recitations songs dialogues and drills in the forenoon. A dinner and lunch will be served by committees with soft drinks and candy stands operating. The afternoon will feature community singing a patriotic address by Non I M Warner and various games and sports. An 8 20 program includes music and a patriotic address by Rev U S Smith Muscatine Iowa.
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Stage battle at Camp Dodge staged for Independence Day
Des Moines Iowa July 1 88th division plans a dramatic Independence Day show at Drake Stadium featuring an actual assault demonstration with 100 Camp Dodge soldiers under Captain Blackwell of the British missions gas masks bayonet fighting blank ammunition and smoke to mimic real war conditions spectacle includes track events and horse competitions. organizers promise the region’s only modern warfare demonstration and the largest horse show ever attempted in Iowa with a full divisional athletic championship on the stadium track and field.
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Small Bundles to Save Grain in Harvest
County Agent urges small bundles to speed threshing and improve drying. Farmers note that lighter bundles fit newer machines and reduce labor, while aiding young workers and reducing grain loss. Tight bottom racks for wheat also boost daily yield by keeping grain on the rack during threshing.
Two Millett Sons Believed Abroad with Battery Contingent
Mrs Edward Millett of reper i hari gons reports both sons are believed to be in France serving with the battery contingent en route to Camp Merritt. One boy’s name was omitted from a recent roster published in the Journal.
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Grangemee Warweary Program At Grange Hall
A community program planned for Grangeme offers a Reading session Musical features and a business meeting at Grange hall on Wednesday Includes piano readings vocal solos recitations and a discussion on Changes in the outlook for farmers affected by the war Led by A G Eckhart with performances by Gladys Miller Bernie Bermel Leroy Smyler Vernor Cone Wayne Hechbart and others Tickets 5 cents each for the event increasing local cultural activity amid wartime conditions
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Local Boys Return From Camp Steever War Training
Winfield Wells and William Carpenter led local high school cadet corps members Ernest Moore and others home after two weeks at Camp Steever Wis. Four hundred high school cadets learned trench layout revetments and night patrol duties under Maj. Yates of the British army and instructors from Chicago. A mail carrier John Van Dyle from Newell Avenue was slightly injured when a knife slipped. Local mentors assisted by Dr Fulham and Sts J B Mark & Son.
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