School of Religion at Iowa University Bulletin
The School of Religion plan unites University and church leaders to teach religion within a state university without violating church state separation. It aims to provide courses for wholesome religious view, graduate degrees, and support Catholic Jewish Protestant teaching while protecting minority rights. Professors Takkenberg Farbridge Hawley lead courses, with Old Testament, Prophets, Life of Jesus, Christian Ethics, Hebrew, Bible Seminar, and Comparative Religion offerings.
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University of Iowa
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School of Religion
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Churches
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Iowa
College of Liberal Arts
University
Iowa City
George F. Kay
H. C. Ring
Cedar Rapids
E. P. Adler
Davenport
R. H. Fitzgerald
Thomas Farrell
Archibald Cardle
Burlington
Percy Bordwell
O. D. Foster
Chicago, Ill
Emil L. Boerner
William R. Hart
A. B. Leamer
Des Moines
Eugene Mannheimer
Henry K. Peterson
Council Bluffs
William Shannahan
Charles E. Lynde
State Board of Education
American Association On Religion
Henry G. Takkenberg
Takkenberg
St. Ambrose College
Harvard
Rome
Maurice H. Farbridge
Farbridge
Victoria University
Manchester
England
Victoria
Charles A. Hawley
Hawley
Hamilton College
Columbia University
Y. M. C. A. College
Springfield
Mass
Israel
Jesus
Professor Hawley
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For Sale and Rent Ad From Local Chronicle
Classified ad lists a Cole's Hi-Oven Range for sale at 50 dollars with ash tray thermometer and enamel trim, contact 148 Blue or 301 East Washington Street. Also a Reed baby carriage and adjustable dress form for sale, call 97 Blue. A rental offer for three furnished rooms near the high school invites inquiries at the Chronicle office.
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Reed Baby Cab
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New School of Religion Forms at Hall of Natural Science
Professor Farbridge will lead Usn a History of Religion with selective subjects. Professor Hawley also involved. The School of Religion will occupy rooms 107 108 109 on the northwest corner of the first floor. Classes will be conducted there and professors have offices. Students and others may contact the Director or any professor.
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School of Religion
Hall of Natural Science
Local Social Notes From Amsterdam and Oskaloosa
Miss Ivan Tanner visited Dena and Elizabeth Van een and Mrs Mary Coster before leaving for Bussey to see daughter Mrs John Chambers recently home from hospital at Oskaloosa. P H Van Steenwyk underwent gall stone surgery at Mercy Hospital Oskaloosa and is improving. Nelson and McCoy Construction Co cannot gravel due to wet weather. Mrs P H Van Steenwyk and daughter Clara visited Mercy hospital. Tanner and children spent Friday with Mr and Mrs Frank Foster in Harvey. The Wm Schakel home burned Monday afternoon. neighbors saved most belongings and some insurance covered the building.
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Mary Coster
A. Nelson
Bussey
John Chambers
Oskaloosa
P. H. van Steenwyk
Mercy Hospital
Ene
Clara
van Steenwyk
Tanner
Frank Foster
Harvey
Wm. Schakel
Chinese Elms Thrive Where Few Shade Trees Live
Chinese elms prove valuable for shade and windbreaks across the United States. The USDA introduced the species about twenty years ago and promotes its adaptability in dry and extreme climates. Trials show rapid growth in the Midwest and in arid areas like Yuma, Arizona, with durable foliage, disease resistance, and tall trunks in four growing seasons at Fort Hays State.
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United States
United States Department of Agriculture
Middle West
Atlantic Coast
Yuma
Ariz
Fort Hays Experiment Station
Kansas
1928 Beef Club Forms in Marion County
Several boys locate beef calves for the 1928 feeding contest with rule changes. Eligible ages are 10 to 18 by January 1, 1928. Calves must be weighed and started on feed by December 1, 1927. Families named include Rees boys with Shorthorns, Whitlatch Emerson Harvey clan with Angus, Hollingshead and Sherwood youths with Herefords, and Ivan Clark’s group among others.
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Marion County
Donald
James Rees
Calvin Whitlatch
John Emerson
Dwight
Clifford Harvey
Howard
Harold
Mervin Hollingshead
Sherwood
Ivan Clark
Forrest Hodgson
Pinetabees Baby Beef Club Noted In Local Lineup
Fragmentary clipping mentions the Pinetabees Baby Beef Club in a local notices lineup with unclear context or details. The readable portion highlights the group's name and a possible event or listing without further specifics.
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Pinetabees Baby Beef Club
Eradication of hog cholera deemed inadvisable
A. G. Houck of the U S Department of Agriculture argues that nationwide hog cholera eradication is impractical due to cost, existing disease programs, and the ability to control the disease with preventive treatment. He notes security fears and delays in serum production hamper rapid eradication while urging continued prevention and vaccination.
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United States
A. G. Houck
Department of Agriculture
Doctor Houck
Rock Island Train Schedule for Des Moines Region
Rock Island timetable lists passenger numbers 470 to 478 with arrival and departure times. Trains 470 and 471 run Des Moines to Ottumwa, 472 and 473 Des Moines to Keokuk, 474 and 475 Des Moines to Eldon daily. Other trains run daily except Sunday.
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Freight for shipment carries passengers in local train
In a brief notice a local carrier announces freight for shipment and mentions passengers being carried in the same movement. Names and places are unclear but the item highlights transport by rail and timing the previous evening.
Wabash Time Table Details at Howell and Harvey
The notice lists westbound and eastbound Wabash Local and Limited trains with times at Howell and Harvey. It notes the Limited skips Howell but stops at Harvey, and local freights 70 and 71 carry passengers from Howell on alternate days about 11:00 am and 1:00 pm.
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Howell
Sessee
Harvey
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