Meeting Grows as Tent Revival Draws Crowd
A large turnout filled the tabernacle with about 50 to 60 voices in the chorus aiding the revival’s momentum. Evangelist Smith led a brief, pointed message on Why Be a Christian, urging action from church members and urging open steps toward a fuller Christian life.
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Tabernacle
Ron Tormai Tore Lian
Evangelist Smith
Mr.Gilmore
Klinger
B. A. McElwain
Smith
Little Brown
the Vale
Smyth
Iowa
Women in the Christian Church at the Same Hour
A fragment notes women gathering in a Christian church at the same hour. The text hints at a shared event or meeting but provides no further details, names, places, or outcomes.
Delightful Altar Society Meeting at Thrall Home
Yesterday afternoon the Altar Society of St. Johns Catholic Church met at Mrs. F. E. Thrall's East Vine Street home. About one hundred ladies attended the well hosted event featuring a high five contest won by Mrs. George Dolge, with a linen handkerchief prize. consolation prize went to Mrs. W. T. Scotten. Refreshments by the hostess and assistants followed, and the event raised over 42 dollars for the society's funds, praised for its hospitality and charm.
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St. Johns Catholic Church
FE. BR. Thrall
East Vine Street
George Dolge
W. T. Scotten
Opal Fitacerald
Margaret Scotten
Margaret Hallahan
Grace Thompson
Minnie Guthman
Altar Society
Allar Society
Beautiful Roses From Father Vreck Delight Journal
The Journal received two exquisite bouquets of roses from Father John Vreck. The blooms, large with deep rich color, come from Rather Wreck’s garden and appear cultured beyond typical outdoor growth. The newspaper thanks the reverend for the generous gift.
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John Vreck
Rather Wreck
Farm for Sale by W. R. Brean County Assessor
Farm for sale see W R Brean county assessor for details. Listing points to a potential buyer to inspect the property and contact the official.
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Walt
W. R. Brean
Amateur safe cracking attempt hits a Burlington firm
Last evening unknown trespassers at GW Baylor & Co near the Burlington freight house tried to break into the office safe with a hammer and file. Entrance was gained by picking a rear door lock and relocking it. Police rounded up several suspects in nearby yards. about $20 was in the safe, and an Omaha expert was summoned after John Claus failed to open it.
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Baylor & Co
Toal and Toe
Burlington
Seacriff
Burlington Bridge
Pavior
John Claus
Omaha
Wally Orchestra Heads to Lewisville and Weeping Water
The Wally orchestra departs this evening for Lewisville to play for a social dance and tomorrow they perform in Weeping Water, returning home for a German theme dance. The dates promise a busy week and reflect the band’s high musical standing.
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Wally
Lewisville
Regalia Habana Cigar Promoted by Manufacturer Robert Richter
The Regalia Habana cigar is highlighted as the best by manufacturer Robert Richter. The note emphasizes quality and brand strength, positioning Regalia Habana as a top choice for aficionados.
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Regalia Habana
Robert Richter
Fire destroys Betts farm barn and silos in Cass county
A fast moving blaze yesterday morning wiped out the Betts farm barn and silo near Nehawka, destroying hay, hogs, and about 2000 bushels of corn. William Betts and his wife were away at the time, neighbors battled flames as the well known southern Cass farmer suffered a heavy loss to his property.
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William Betts
Iss County
Betts
Nehawka
Avoca
Tone
Cass County
Sfa
Ann
Returns From Hospital After Prolonged Illness
Mrs. Arthur Eastwood has returned home from Omaha after weeks in hospital recovering from an operation. Friends of Mrs. Basswood awaited her return, hoping she would soon be able to resume life at home.
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Arthur Eastwood
Onaha
Basswood
Barr partition sale yields 820 acres near Cheenawood
In the Barr partition suit, the finds sale was held at the court's south door yesterday. John W. Barr purchased the lands including 820 acres of farming land near Cheenawood and several houses. Total receipts were 894,080 to be divided among heirs. The Journal for Calling Cards.
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Thuesday
Dany
John W. Barr
Elie Z. Barr
Truthers
Cheenawood
Greenwood Village
Jolly Lineoln
Basket Shower and Luncheon Honoring Mrs Nelson Jean
Mrs Eva Reese and Mrs C W Baylor hosted a basket shower luncheon this afternoon for Mrs Nelson Jean at her West part home. Twelve guests attended as baskets were presented to the guest of honor and a five course luncheon followed in a festively decorated dining room with roses syringa and blush petals.
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Eva Reese
CW. Baylor
Nelson Can
Flery
Dr Thomas Kele tic Of for child croup remedy
Medicine notice advises immediate use of Dr Thomas Kelee tic Of for croup in babies. Claims safety for children and that a small amount suffices. Price 25 cents, available at all drug stores.
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Thomas’ Keleetic
Double Wedding at Weeping Water Last Evening
A double wedding occurred at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Jewell in Weeping Water. Miss Stella L. Jewell wed Edward F. Sorenson, and Miss Daisy Jewell married Parr Young of Nehawka, two well known couples with popular families in the area.
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Edward Jewell
Weeping Water
Stella L. Jewell
Edward FE. Sorenson
Daisy Jowell
County commissioners' land dispute stirs rural frustration
George Everett of near Union One Up met with county commissioners this morning to discuss a matter affecting a tract placed near his farm. The dispute concerns a recent county action that has caused substantial trouble to local farmers in Cine county.
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George Everett
Union
Cine Country
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E.G. Dovey & Son
Terest
Thrall
C. W. Baylor
Alfred Decker & Coha
Norfolk
la Salle
Long Point
Manhattan
Steison
W. H. Betts
Gether
the Journal For Calling
Nelson Jean
Milady
Fanger's Department Store
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Wahoo Mill CO
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