Iowa News Items Highlight Rural Growth and Civic Action
Iowa notes show diverse happenings from Orient farmers golf to county road gravelling and Des Moines tax and labor actions. Plans include graveling Lincoln Highway in Carroll County, banning Fourth of July fireworks, and new school additions in Des Moines with a $225,000 estimate.
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Orient
Hmmet County
Oskaloo
Des Moines
Lincoln
Carroll County
LeRoy Vaughn
Clarion
Newton Women's Club
Additiona
State Teachers College
Cornell College
Camp Dodge
Playground Association
Drake Stadium
Leslie M. Shaw
Secretary of the Treasury
Teachers’ College
Teamsters Union
Jackson
District Court
Muscatine, Burlington & Southern Railroad
Polk County
World Court
Colfax
State Board
Iowa
National Congress of Mothers and Parent-Teachers Associations
Ozora S. Davis
Chicago Theological Seminary
Town State College
West Liberty Fair Association
Muscatine County
Decorah
State College
Ames
Yale
Bremer County
Des Moines Health Center
A. D. McKinley
George Richard Lunn
New York
Des Moines Federation of Colored Women's Clubs
University of Iowa
Fageol
Minnesota
R. Walker
Register
Clinois
Rock River
Federal Census Bureau
Gas Association of Iowa
Atlantic
Iowa Weather and Crop Service
State Department of Agriculture
Iowa Totals Dairy Poultry Eggs and Wool Spending
The state estimates dairy products cost 12500000, poultry and eggs 870000000, and wool about 2000000 for the year. These figures reflect provisional budget figures for Iowa.
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Iowa
Jeremiah and the Babylonian Crisis Sunday Lesson
International Sunday School Lesson by J A Lapham urges wide Bible reading from Jeremiah 7:1-26 36:1-32 and others to expose disobedience, call for repentance, and highlight Judah’s looming 70 year captivity amid false patriotism and divine remedy through Amend your ways and obey Jehovah.
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Christ
Israel
Judah
Jeremiah
God
Jehovah
Earth
Jesus Christ
Jeremiah and Jeremiahs Message to Repentance
Discussion on God turning from promised punishment when men repent with whole heart. Students list sins that anger God today and consider sins that threaten homes and the nation. They examine why people favored Jeremiah as God’s messenger and compare to John Knox as a prophet for Scotland.
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Jeremiah
God
John Knox
Scotland
Victory After Death Shaped by Suffering and Prophetic Honor
A look at Jeremiah’s life shows scorn and imprisonment before triumph as a revered prophet. Francis Wrigley notes that defeat and suffering for his people yielded lasting influence for future generations. A church prayer warns against city evils amid worldly temptations, underscoring moral courage and truth telling as guiding principles. Right is right and wrong is wrong, a call to hold fast to duty.
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Jeremiah
Francis Wrigly
Tarbell
Bible in California public school libraries debate
The California Supreme Court decision allowing Bible placement in public school libraries at taxpayer expense prompts commentary from The American Israelite. It urges vigilance to ensure the Bible is used as reference and literary value, not indoctrination, noting the King James Version should be unobjectionable from a Jewish perspective.
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Supreme Court of California
Competition Idea Shapes Pursuit of Honors in Central Ray
The Central Ray discusses two forms of competition. One seeks the same prize, a medal, while the other aims for superiority. Contenders invest their life into the effort, pushing for the best work and concentration in the game.
Rivalry in Literary Societies Through Public Speaking
The piece compares competition in football to rivalry between literary societies. It argues healthy contest drives high quality work in oratorical contests and debates, fostering talent, discipline, and public speaking skills within colleges for future intercollegiate achievements.
Great Achievements as Fruits of Character
A concise reflection on how great achievements grow from strong character, comparing people to trees whose fruits vary in size and quality yet arise from the same root. The line implies equal effort yields diverse outcomes.
Great deeds and great men in ancient wisdom
A reflective line on how noble actions suit great men while small deeds suit lesser figures, suggesting a moral division between character and achievement. The quotation frames ambition and virtue as natural pairings with personhood.
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Ldongfellow
Sure Proof Inquires On Coach Salary And History Take
The Duluth Herald quotes a query about whether he coaches the track team or has the history taken at his salary check.
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Duluth Herald
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Iowa News
Towa
Daniel van Driest
National Congress of Mothers and Parent-Teacher Associations
Fair
Health Center and Public Welfare Bureau
J. A. Lapham
Johnson
Wayland
Hupmobile
Pete van Zante
Beman Auto Co
Oskaloosa, Iowa
Oxfords
Goodyear West
West High Ave
McGregor
Oskaloosa
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