Respect for Government and God in a Time of Prohibition
A sermon discusses obedience to higher powers, the divine order of government, and the role of Christ in policy. It contrasts Christlike governance with Caesar, endorses Prohibition, and argues personal liberty is harmed by alcohol. It urges children to learn obedience at home and across classes, tying scripture to civic duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus Christ
God
Earth
Jesus
Rome
Christ the Redeemer
Christ
Rhode
Land
Connecticut
Caesar
Amos Wells
Prof
Irving Fisher
Yale
Papa
Mama
District Court Notice of Property Description in Marion County Iowa
In the District Court of Iowa Marion County plaintiff E B Rinehart and numerous defendants including Emersons Roushs Cadwalladers Ethringtons and Tolmans claim rights to described lands in Marion county and state of Town with multiple parcels and government lots and rights of way specified in sections six seven and eight township seventy six seventy seven north range nineteen west fifth meridian and related parcels under a general legal action against unknown spouses heirs judgment creditors and successors with a long formal property description.
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District Court
State of
Iowa
Marion County
E. B. Rinehart
Lawrence Emerson
Maggie Emerson
Minnie M. Roush
B. C. Roush
Henry Emerson
Mary Emerson
Maude Cadwallader
Cadwallader
Fred Emerson
Samuel Emerson
Callie Wheeler
E. R. Wheeler
Millie Kows
Rex Rows
Wm. Ethrington
Tillie Ethrington
Weasley Ethrington
A. J. Ethrington
John R. Ethrington
Anna Ethrington
Alta Borup
Towit
Wabash Railway Company
Quieting Title Suit Filed in Knoxville Iowa Court
A petition filed in the Iowa district court at Knoxville seeks to quiet title to described real estate owned by the plaintiff in fee simple. Defendants are notified to appear by December 3, 1928, or a default judgment will be entered. Attorney GEO. G. Grass represents the plaintiff.
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Knoxville
Iowa
Geo. G. Grass
Back to Early Days of Scythes and Sickle Grinding
A reminiscence recalls childhood harvest heat and grinding stones. A man on a street uses a Ford powered grindstone in front of a meat market, showing 15 to 16 productive days monthly. The scene contrasts past labor with crowded modern work and distant monopoly fears.
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Young
California
Marion County
Hand Tools of Early Farm Life in The Cradle and Grindstone
The narrator recalls the rugged farming era when cradles driven by a worker and crowning a three foot scythe with four wooden fingers were key. He describes sharpening, grinding, and maintaining blades on old stone grindstones, often without modern bearings, and the labor of turning a heavy beveling stone by hand.
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Rome
Tracy
Those Rheumatic Pains Supremely Good Remedy
A remedy marketed by druggists promises money back if it fails to relieve rheumatic pains. Allenry comes in large bottles at low cost and is described as quick acting. It is labeled anti pyretic analgesic and diuretic and widely recommended nationwide.
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America
Echoes of the Grindstone Farm Life and Change
W A Young of Burbank California laments labor shifts on farms as boys once turned grindstones by hand while horses toiled, imagining tractors and Fords replacing boy power in daily chores and noon rest. The nostalgic note contrasts old days with present times.
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John E. Jones
Oskaloosa
Pella
Crookham Ridge
Concord Horne
Ancona
Don'e
Jones
Pennington & Mateer
Lester Butler
Sunny Land
Garland
A. Collins Garros
High Ave
Ford
W. A. Young
Burbank
Calif
Fernery
Joe
Simmons
Simmons’ Brown
Oskaloosa, Iowa
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