Lincoln High School Des Moines Dedication Described
News and Comment notes the dedication of Abraham Lincoln high school in Des Moines. The facility sits south of the Raccoon river along Fort Des Moines street car line and features heated swimming pool, large gym, manual training, domestic science with 36 typewriters, and an auditorium for 1200 with Gettysburg address in gold letters. It cost $875,000 and serves up to 1400 students, with the city’s Italian and river-bottom poor populations included.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Abraham Lincoln High School
Raccoon River
Fort Des Moines
Solomon Crowned and The Dream of Wisdom
International Sunday School Lesson recounts Solomon’s ascent to the throne after David’s death, his dream in which God offered a request, and his prudent plea for wisdom. It notes later faults through his wives leading to idolatry, God’s anger, and the division of the kingdom after Solomon’s 40-year reign.
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David
Jerusalem
Solomon
Gibeon
Moses
God
Israel
Angel
Jeroboam
Sufferings of Mind and Body Compared
A brief reflection notes that mental sufferings rival and often surpass physical pains, observing the mind can endure greater distress than the body and offering insight into the nature of inner endurance.
Cordova Community Election Casts Two Directors
Mrs Clarence Bricker and Mrs Henry Merriman helped with a quiet civic event as Core and Herman Graham won reelection as school directors. A birthday gathering for Charlie Ford drew twenty five friends with games and refreshments Coffey pie served. Knoxvillle callers visited Mr and Mrs C C Core while Mrs Roy Wolever returned home after visiting Mitchellville parents. Mr and Mrs George Daily welcomed an eight pound baby boy.
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Clarence Bricker
Henry Merriman
C. . Core
Herman Graham
Charlie Ford
Charlie
Coffey
Tim Mr
C. C. Core
Knoxville
Roy Wolever
Mitchellville
George Daily
Stoddard Endorses Tanlac Each Spring and Fall
Charles Stoddard of Grand Rapids Michigan states his five year experience with Tanlac. He credits Tanlac with curing hay fever general aches loss of appetite and kidney disorders. He now takes a course every spring and fall and says it keeps him healthy and strong. Tanlac is sold by all good drug gists with no substitutes. Over 40 million bottles sold. Take Tanlac Vegetable Pills.
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Tanlac
Charles Stoddard
National Ave
Grand Rapids
Michigan
Local notes from Monroe area neighborhoods
Wednesday arrivals and Thursday visits fill the Monroe entries. Crozer shipped hogs from Cordova while Grant Wheatcraft sent a carload of mules. Several residents report illnesses and accidents including a baby burned by fire and Wallas Ross’s minor crash. The Brickers attend a High School play in Monroe and more social visits occur among Kllooville and Pella area families.
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Crozer
Cordova
Clarence Bricker
Monroe
S. A. Johnson
Grover Bumgardner
J. M. Hart
Charley Ford
Madge Hart
Grant Wheatcraft
Lloyd Shilling
Elsworth
Bill Karr
Ruby Richerd
Roy Shilling
Knoxville
Roy Wolever
Wallas Ross
Dad Wallender
Red Rock
P. Hemert
Sherman
Fred Rankins
Knoxvillle
George Daily
R. M. Hart
Harold Efnor
Moroe
A. Johnson
Joe Vanden Berg
Joe Builenburg
Joe Muilenburg
G. Hexenburger
Pella
Dykhuis
Proof of Will Notice in Marion County Iowa
Notice is published that a document on file in the Clerk of District Court office in Marion County Iowa purports to be the last will of A W De Bruyn deceased. The May term 1924 hearing is set for May 6 at the court, when interested parties may be heard. Walter Kester Clerk of District Court Knoxville Iowa March 13 1924 12 8t
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District Court of
Iowa
Marion County
A. W. de Bruyn
Walter Kester
Knoxville
Notice on file in Clerk office
Notice is hereby given that there is now on file in the office of the Clerk for public inspection a record detailing the matter described herein. The document outlines required actions and timelines for interested parties to participate or respond as dictated by applicable regulations.
Will of C Toom Deceased Hearing Set May Term 1924
The last will and testament of C Toom deceased comes for hearing in the May term 1924 of the district court at Knoxville Iowa on May 6 1924 at which time all persons interested may be heard. Clerk District Court Knoxville Iowa February 20 1924.
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District Court of
Iowa
Marion County
C Toom
Walter Kester
Knoxville
Pella Markets Report From Local Produce Exchanges
Quotations from the Farmers Co operative Exchange and Pella Produce Co describe hogs at 0.50 to 6.60 per ewt and various poultry prices. Eggs and hens show light and heavy categories, with ducks and geese noted. additional lines list hides and other farm goods with prices.
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Farmers Co-operative Exchange
Pella
Iowa
Pella Produce Co
Farmers Produce Co
John Wynberg
The Real Poet and the Spirit on Fire
A historical remark asserts that a true poet must possess a burning spirit and a pinch of madness, suggesting poetic genius hinges on fervor and an elusive wildness.
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Bove
MR. Feather Head
Smiths House
Jimmy Blanchard
MR. Featherhead
J. W. Jarnag
Missouri River
Monona County
Washington
Storm Lake
Philadelphia
Sein
Board of Supervisors
Montgomery’ County
State Board of Control
Fort Madison
Board of Control
Polk County
C. Y. Hope
C RL & P
Chariton
Lucas County
Fred Elder
A. B. Funk
Iissioner
W. S. Kenyon
Minnesota
Tope
Flder
County
Casey
Adair
White Way
Guthrie Center
Panora Road
Guthrie
Union Township
Plymouth County
Presbyterian Churches of Iowa
Orville Lee
Sac County
R. I. Wilson & Son
Cedar Township
Chicago
Omaha
Maude “Whedon Smith
Winterset
Madison County
Rage County
America
Maj
George W. Landers
Philippine Islands
Maj. Landers
Hornet Nest
Keokuk
Shiloh
Col
David Palmer
Washington, Iowa
J. E. Kent
Perry
Col. Palmer
Co. C
Mr. Kent
Co. F
Dike
Grundy County
Waldron
Waterloo
Idaho
Union
Mahaska County
Mercury
C. C. Hamilton
Sioux City
State Supreme Court
Hamilton
John B. Hammond
Department of Agriculture
R. W. Cassady
St. Paul
Wisconsin
J. A. Lapham
Reign
Lord
Stoddard
Chronicle
Franklin
First St
A. P. van Houweling
Franklin St
Chronicle Office
8. Neufeld
Employment Bureau of Des Moines, Inc
West 3d Street
Towa
M. T. Kamerick
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