New Masonic Temples Planned in Iowa Towns
Iowa notices reveal planned Masonic temples for Monticello and Waterloo. Other items include a state TB victory update, road and bridge projects, a Des Moines charity parade, a hemp crop, and Iowa’s advancing farm and rail bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Waterloo
Iowa
Knights of Columbus
Des Moines
Odebolt
Charles Richmond Brenton
Dallas Center
State Board of Education
Kendall
Camp Perry
Ohio
Boone
Cedar Rapids
Board of Supervisors
Buena Vista County
State Executive Council
Sioux City
Chicago
Frank Collison
Carroll
WOC
Davenport
W. G. Mee
R G. Cummings
Osage
United States
Union
Canada
Uncle Sam
State Department of Agriculture
Lee
Story
Pocahontas
Mitchell
Shelby
Benton
Department
Iowa City
United States Mail
Holy Name Societies
National Association of Catholic Charities
Capitol Extension
Lowa
General Assembly
Literacy Gap in Iowa Draws Attention
A report notes that only 1 percent of residents are fully literate while the state lags behind others in reading and writing, highlighting a broad literacy deficit across Iowa.
Jesus Missionary Tour and the Power of Prayer
International Sunday School Lesson by J A Lapham emphasizes Jesus life of prayer as the basis for believers hope. It discusses Jesus communion with the Father, the June foundation in John 17, and the call to similar fellowship through daily prayer and giving. It links leprosy as sin’s symbol and highlights Jesus healing and mission to all, urging deeper faith and devotion.
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Jesus Christ
Earth
God
Jesus
Leprosy Faith Hope and Missionary Work Cited
The text discusses leprosy cures with Chaulmoogra oil, religious efforts to stamp out the disease, and reflections on Jesus as the first missionary. It recalls a hospital in Honolulu where patients left cured but many relapsed due to later life choices, and honors Belgian missionary Damien and other historic figures while noting optimism for eradication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus Christ
Honolulu
Tarbell
Molokai
South Seas
Medical missionary described as a double missionary
A historical note portrays a medical missionary, framed as a missionary and a half, or rather a double missionary, highlighting a unique blend of medical aid and evangelistic work in a single figure. The description emphasizes the overlapping roles and the additional burden of service implied by a double designation.
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Iowa News
Winnebago County
Keosauqua
Medical Department
Iowa State Library
Guthrie County
State Railroad Commission
Iowa Tuberculosis Association
Des Moines Western League
Lincoln Highway Transportation Company, Inc
Cedar Falls
Dubuque
Illinois Central Railroad
Storm Lake Canning Company
Marchant
Cooperative Grain Marketing
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Ray L. Gribben
Iowa Federation
Thomas D. Wilson
Agricultural Extension Service
Iowa State College
K. L. Hogue
Hogue
State Board of Control
Charles I. Surle
Amboy
Newton
J. A. Lapham
Kingdom of Heaven
Jesse L.lasky
Sames Cruze
Ruramount
Monroe
G. A. Dehoet & Son
Livingston
Robert Moffat
the Book Shop
s.—Lambert Pharmacal Co
Saint Louis
U.S. A
The
New York
Paris
Charmonia
Amnenva
Austrosia
Velmore
Lustrosia
Flamingo
Coats
Canton
Oskalosa, Iowa
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