Iowa News in Brief From Across the State
A sweeping Iowa items round up reports on public works and finances. Postmasters in Des Moines gather May 3. Knoxville to repair streets at 7,000 dollars. Perry buys a 100,000 plant for the Iowa Railway and Light company. Cattle and livestock losses, accidents, deaths, and local government actions appear, with a tally of school enrollments and local projects.
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Ft. Dodge
Elis
Iowa
Des Moines
Madison
Michael ‘Ryan
Nashua Lack Ing
Knorville
Knoxville
Oelwein
Tracr
Hepburn
Clarinda
Essex
Howard T. Meier
Perry
Williams Bear
Cedar Rapids
Alias Reinsch
Boone
Waterloo
William Avet
Albion
Frank P. Porter
Mt. Pleasant
Sheldon
Shenandoah
Harold Swanson
The
State University At
Iowa City
Burlington
Thomas K. Young
Joseph Schultz
Anna Henselman
Black Hawk County
John L. Brown
Clinton
Parral
Mexico
Ft. Madison Penitentiary
Amos Trebel
Mason City
Herman Bechroeder
Ft. Madison
Woodbury County
Frank Metzger
Dedham
Nk Neuroth
Haverhill
Marshalltown
Minnesota
Battery B
Davenport
Co. F. McNeal
Lamont
James M. Clark
Pauls
Washington
Traer
Siberia
Independence
Herzog
New Hampton
Medical School
State University
James Chasey
Ralph Myers
Oskaloosa
Harry
Clark
Maquoketa
Iowa Railway & Light Company
Homer Jacobs
Elmer Langford
Sigourney
C. E. Milling
Oakville
Howell
Eliza Abbott Root
Woodmen of the World
Lyons
Joseph C. Root
Williamsburg
Argentina
State Automobile Registration Department
Muscatine
Clara Herwig
Willie Winkler
Iowa National Guard Cavalry
Marengo
Knoxville High School
Julia A. Welles
Iowa Falls
Sarah J. Taylor
Laura R. Willis
Marie Martin
Eliza J. Patterson
Sioux City
Margaret Danger
Eldora
Henry Marlow
Ogden
Mike Beck
George Beck
Richard Watson Cooper
Upper Iowa University
Fayette
Irvin Shepard
Charles City
Winona
Minn
National Educational Association
Mra
Carrie Chapman Catt
Henry Holtz
Dubuque
United Spanish War Veterans
United States
Milwaukee, Burlington and
Rock Island
Nicholas Barry
Callen
Jesse Berry
Lisbon
Ella 'T. Burton
Careon
Francis Ne Bes
Stray bits of news and religious outreach mix
In Los Angeles the immigrant church scene is sketched with counts of Mexicans Slavs Jews and Orientals and notes on Protestant missions. Other items report Northwestern University's Paul Shorey to lecture Greek literature ethics and religion. The World Sunday School Association seeks 450000 testaments while Jane Addams funds help German hospital patients. A Japanese Sunday school in Tokyo charges a term fee and trains workers. Reports praise Protestant influence in Carranza era Mexico and a Nile Delta Muslim community hosting a mosque-adjacent Sunday school. A Garden City conference forms a national church coalition for international goodwill and peace efforts.
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United States
Garden City
Churches In
America
World Alliance of the Churches For the Promotion of International Friendship
Commission On Peace ‘and ‘Arbitration
The
Federal Council of the Churches of Christ ‘igujAmerica
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Los Angeles
Northwestern University
Paul Shorey
University of Chicago
Norman W. Harris
World's Sunday School Association
Metropolitan Tower
New York City
Jane Addams
Europe
France
Japan
Tokyo
H. B. Coleman
Empire
Carranza
John W. Butler
Nile Delta
Tanta
Stephen Throwbridge
Edison
REAL
F.o. B. Pella
Star Auto CO
Southwest Corner Square
Acler
Callaghan
Y. T. van Niewaal