Sunday School Reminders and 1930 Plans
In a Bulletin message the American Sunday School Union urges daily Bible reading and prayerful study of lessons, recalls a beloved farmer who died urging the work, and calls for renewed effort in 1930. It promotes Gospel Team work, the Central College Gospel Team, and the need to involve children and communities through Vacation Bible schools and group gatherings.
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Union Sunday Schools
Central College Gospel
Willie
Marie
Jesus
Union
Christmas Wishes From a Farm Family in Pella
In a December 1929 note from Pella Iowa, the writer extends season’s greetings to all, hopes returning farmer children will reunite for a Christmas dinner, and emphasizes keeping the Babe of Bethlehem in hearts for peace and goodwill at home.
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Bethlehem
Jesus
Pella
Helping Neighbors In Need Lesson By J A Lapham
International Sunday School Lesson outlines Jesus teaching on loving neighbors and acting faith through works. It covers salvation, judgment, eternal life versus punishment, and the call to live by Christlike mercy, humility, and service to others.
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J. A. Lapham
Jesus Christ
Jesus
Christ
Kingdom of Heaven
Ezekiel
Daniel
A. T. Robertson
The Lesson Plan for Sunday School Teaching
A diarist style excerpt discusses moral themes from the good Samaritan story and Matthew. It emphasizes sowing and reaping, grace, salvation as a gift, and rewards for service. It urges small classes to discuss readiness for meeting the Lord and the ongoing formation of character through Jesus.
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Jes
Earth
Jesus
Christ
We Must Accept the Offer and Obey Jesus Christ
A religious reflection urging acceptance of divine salvation. It emphasizes the loving heavenly Father’s provision for escape from judgment and the requirement to obey Jesus Christ. The wording appeals to readers to consider personal faith and response to salvation.
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Heavenly Father
Jesus Christ
Rock Island Train Services and Passenger Numbers
Train movement details list Passenger Nos 472 473 474 476 and Local Freight Nos 881 831 with routes Des Moines Keokuk Eldon and daily operation excluding Sunday nights. Notes require passengers to be at the station by 5:00 p m the evening before and mention that both local freights carry passengers.
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Des Moines
Keokuk
Eldon
Wabash Time Table Notice At Howell Iowa
Local passenger schedule details show a 5 22 p.m. start and 6 45 p.m. arrival with times listed for Howell Iowa. The fragment indicates a Wabash timetable note likely for train departures and arrivals in the locality.
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Wabash
Howell, Iowa
Passengers Arrive on Alterrata Schedule Two Times
Readable fragments show Howell passengers arriving on Alterrata at 11 00 a m and 1 80 p m. Likely timetable snippet indicates two daily arrival times.
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Howel
Alterrata
Tuberculosis Findings in Hog Slaughter Numbers Show Decline
Chicago market data reported by Wallace McK Live, Stock Commissioner, indicates September hog consignments retained for tuberculosis were 9.4 percent, lower than 15.6 percent in 1927 and 21.4 percent in 1924, with Iowa farms supplying roughly half of the hogs. The report applauds eradication progress, noting it reflects positive trends for Iowa farmers and public health.
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Chicago
Illinoie
Novi
Wallace McK Live
Iowa Department of Agriculture
Iowa
For Sale Add ing Machine Paper Typewriter and Carbon
Classified notice offers an adding machine paper, a typewriter, and a carbon per hron tele office equipment for sale. Listings cite basic item details and price by local ad terms.
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American Sunday School Union
OUR Monthly Service
H. L. van Dellen
Rivola Oskaloosa
Maize Dixon
DON
Ufe
God
James
Christi
Devil
Slater
Amos Wells
Satan
Hell
Moses
J. H. Snowden
Rock Island Train Service
Bernstein
ALL Bernstein Feed
South C Street
Oskaloosa
City Market Place
David Spitzer
Coats
Dre
Hosburgh Cannon Sales Co
Spitzer Womens Store
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