Appointments Made for German Methodist Church Year
The St. Louis District of the German Methodist church announced ministerial assignments by Bishop Smith at the ordination service. Readings listed Missouri appointments in diverse towns with several posts to be supplied and special appointments for center figures and church leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Smith
Bishon Smith
Dr. Smith
Missouri
Franz Plebler
Dstrict
Paso Blvd
St. Louia
Ao. Ballwin
G. A. Schmidt
Bergzer
O. M. Brinkmar
August Konewing
Bland—Earl Neumeyer
Chomolsa
Drake
F. ©. Prowl
Herman
Jefferson City
Philp H. Lotz. Hoberg
Stotts City
Jamestown
C. F. Krughof
Leslit
Edward Hardy
Moberly
Mt. Vernon
Lockwood
W. ¥. Balzwedel
Malfa
Owensville
O. J. Sprickelmayor
Pinkney
Gotthilf Maurer
Charles
L. J. Duowll
J. Louis
Carondalet
Heary
St. Lonia
Himbank
Emil Goetz
Gane Avenue
W. H. Feller
St Louis
Memorial
W. ¢. Schultze
St. Lous
Nuelson Church
W. F. Ister
Sir Louis
Senate Grove
Emil Hemken
Sitelahagen
Tugena Goetz
Warranton
A. J. Luebbers
Y. M. C. A. Chicago
Emden
Wm. Boicke
Old People's Home
Carlton College
Menther
Bollegue
Carl Stiefel
Baldwin Wallace College
Washington Street Burlinston
R. W. Tautenhahn
American Tract Society
Belleville
C. Rapp
Altamont
J. D. Rademacher
Alton
F. W. Austermann
Appleton, Mo
Henry I
del. Bellavilla
B. C. Magaret
Brighton and
Iosterburs
W. K. M. Schmidt
Punker Hill
Peter Martin
Cape Girardeau
Slom
EH. Kaehans
de Soto
Henry Temple
Decatur
H. J. Pannisitt
Edwardsville
Wahl
Bilig Grove
William Schoenig
Warmington
Gordonville
J. F. Sternberg
Granite City
Jonathan Gisler
Rank Gruenwald
Mascoutai
J. M.rohdo
Mt Olivo
W. A. Dahiem
Nashville
Two Butcher Brothers Drown in Mississippi River Tragedy
Clarence 19 and Aaron 17 Butcher died while swimming near Elfera ice house north of the city. Jacob Fridley narrowly escaped as the brothers struggled to pull him from the current. Oliver Terry and Edward Miller, with others, witnessed the event and aided in the river search until the bodies were found. Their father and three sisters survive. the coroner deemed an inquest unnecessary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississipyi
Elfera
Clarence
Aaron Butcher
Joseph Butcher
Washington Street
Jacob Fridley
France
Butcher Boys
Oliver Terry
Edoward Miller
Aaron
Ridley
Nina Steinmeyer
Addie
Barbara Butcher
East Hill
BE. H. King
Pitiful tale of Austrian nobleman and girl in Crawfordsville
A fifteen year old girl alleges she was enticed by an Austrian claimed nobleman named Count Edward J Brunavik de Corompa from Crawfordsville Indiana. They were arrested on Des Moines Island after a police chase. Corompa faces federal charges under the White Slave act and was moved to Davenport for court. The girl says she was abused and coerced into travel toward Chicago for a marriage, then separated from her family. Local deputies doubt the noble title and suspect forgery in a forged Chicago marriage certificate Deliberations on credibility continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Befor County
Alsama
Hdward J. Brunavik de Corompa
Austria
Luscatine Island
Lato
O'Leary
Corompa
U. S
Frank Hardy
Ottumwa
Davenport
Olnkug
Arite
Count da Corompa
Antumm Stonybreaker
Chicago
Wi Wunder
Crawfordaville
Indiana
Thompson
Gie
Crawfordsville
Jed
Coromps
Windy City
Dean Issred
Ridea
Thea Pir
Ig Fourflusher
California Syrup of Figs Advertisement Detailing Child Constipation Relief
A vintage advertisement touts California Syrup of Figs as a safe laxative for infants and children. It promises rapid relief from constipation and upset stomach, praising its pleasant taste and warning against counterfeit syrups while urging readers to buy the genuine product from the California Fig Syrup Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Arch
Bewara
California Fig Syrup Company
Dr Shreeved Ant Gall Stone Remedy Promoted
An old medical advertisement touts Dr Shreeved’s non surgical treatment for gall stones kidney stones and bladder stones claiming successful results without the knife. It urges readers to ask home druggists about the remedy and related stomach and liver pills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shreeved
Bishop Smith Sounds Alarm On Nation's Crisis Of Faith
Bishop Charles W. Smith of St. Louis urged about a thousand at First M E church in Muscatine that America faces a grave test unless salvation through God is sought. He argued religion outvalues politics and science, denounced evolution as incompatible with Christianity, and stressed Christian training at home and in schools as essential to reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Methodist Episcopal Church
Muscatine
Charles W. Smith
Tar
America
Smith
Reed
Jesus Christ
Jesus
Sehoole
The Enduring Power of Religion in a Turbulent Era
A historical excerpt argues that humanity’s downfall rests on abandoning religious faith. It extols Jesus Christ as the world’s redeemer and warns that without Christian religious uplift, civilization may fall within a century. The piece frames religion as essential to national and global salvation amid prosperity and moral decay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Jesus Chriat
Jaim
Jesus Christ
FIRST FATAL ACCIDENT OF THE D. AND M. LIT
The Davenport and Muscatine Interurban line reports its first fatality when William J Ber, 22, of Davenport, was struck by a train near the Black Hawk station west of Davenport. He apparently slept on the track, the wheels severing his head. Life extinct when the crew found him after the car stopped. An inquest was held in Davenport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Muscatine
William J Ber
Davenpor
Black Hawk
Sce
Jol Alger
Atlant
Devenport
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National Biscuit Company
M. E
Krioga
Oakdale
Petersburg
Tatula
Red Bud
Duten Hill
Springfield
F. D
Neumayer
Summerfield
Schutz
Waltersburg
White Water
Quincy
T. L. Mahle
Barker Avenue
Poorts
Bloomington
C. J. Moeller
Bridgewater
Burlington
Central
Avenue L
L. H. Winter
Burlinton
Washington St
Charles Guenther
Catan
H. W. Koenis
Hartsburg
Karl Such
First Church
Aa. H
Hertzler
Rock Island
San Jose
W.H. Thaeger
Victor
Nagel
Warsaw
Til
W. F. Sibtie
West Burlington and Elm
Theo Philly Kies
Wrayville
111
O. R. Buees
Dagros
Por, W. M
J.T. Allen
East Sixth Street
Washington, Town
Carlile
Asron Butcher
Watrry Grave
Mississippi River
Brother of Two
Ind
Sheri O'Leary
di Mora
Corompany
Elious
Bishop Smith Ball Christian
Coats O Habet
PDGG
Ottaiawa
Iowa
W. H. Wheatle
A. W. Morgan
Max
Home Tea Co
New China Store
The
Mira Hershey Lumber Co
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