Czar in Reverence and Divine Authority
Excerpt discusses the Russian czar’s power tied to material wealth and divinely sanctioned rule. It notes superstition strengthens autocracy, cites belief in divine appointment, and references a past manifesto renouncing divine right while detailing control over subjects and exile threats.
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Russia
Seddiery
Moscow
Jasper
Cornelian
Agate
Magen Hells
Humbeda
Ringo
Siberia
What He Took for You Means
A fragmented line explores mixed emotions about care and fear. The speaker mentions feeling bad and contrasts a pessimistic doctor with a breezy optimist, highlighting uneasy reactions to different attitudes.
City Parks Squirrels Inspire Warden Idea
In a murky exchange about Alany city parks a speaker proposes placing game wardens in every park to manage wildlife and public safety concerns. The remark links park maintenance to potential political jobs and governance ideas.
Oldboy and Newell Square Off Over Cars and Courtship
Fragmentary dialogue shows Oldboy questioning why his wife isn’t taken out in a new automobile while Newell stresses safety. The scene shifts to family, schooling, money, and social intrigue as characters discuss graduation, rumors, and daily routines, all amid hints of courtship and local affairs.
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Oldboy
Newell
de Laval
Local Notes Highlight Illness Marries Doctor and Masonic Work
Mrs Ruth McCurry remains very ill with a trained nurse in attendance. Miss Ethel Paskin visited Webster City. Dr L R Turner of this place wed a Miss Turner at Lake Mills. The focal Masonic Order conducted third degree work with eleven Goldfield members plus visitors from Clarion and Texas. Miss Katherine Luchsinger arrived to spend the summer with her sister Mrs Figi after teaching in Aberdeen South Dakota last year.
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L. R. Turner
Miss Turner
Lake Mills
Focal Masonic Order
Goldfield
Clarion
Texas
Katherine Luchsinger
Figi
Miss Luchsinger
Aberdeen
S. Dak
Goldfield Items from the Chronicle
Miss Floy Keister visits Renwick grandfather this week. Renwick callers include Mesdames Knight. Sands visit Belmond grandparents. Chris Rasmussen of Renwick visits. Minnie Anderson rushed to Eagle Grove Hospital for tumor removal. Rev Sands attends Rural Church Conference at Ames. Vera Blesie and Virginia Bell visit Goldfield family. Bell to visit grandmother. Clarke Nicholson elected captain of Coe College baseball team for next year.
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Miss Floy. Keister
Renwick
T. A. Knight
T. L. Knight
Minnié Anderson
Eagle Grove Hospital
Dre. Waterman
Beryyfolk
Sands
Ames
Vera Blesie
Goldfield
Virginia’ Bell
Clarke Nicholson
Coe
Clarke
LuVerne Items Highlight Local Greetings and Outings
Mrs Engel traveled to Minneapolis Saturday. Frank Amspeker now drives a new Chevrolet. Rev Heddle attended a Fr Dodge meeting Tuesday. F W Dillion and family in Algona Wednesday. LuVerne residents attended the Algona circus Tuesday. Gottlieb and Fred Wiesenburg visited Minneapolis Saturday. Drinking fountains to be installed on Main Street. Children’s Day program at the Evangelical church well attended. Mrs Janse Elizabeth Mrs Wr Biggings and Vern visited Ft Dodge Saturday. Mrs Hill and Miss Weiner came from Winton Tuesday to visit John Nissen and family. Mrs Dimler and Mabel returned Saturday from Colfax after over ten weeks away. John D Wieres went to St Paul Saturday, returned Monday night. Russel Schmit joined him for a family visit.
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Gottlieb
Fred Wiesenburg
John D. Wieres
St. Paul
Russel Schmit
Sunday services announced at Bly PA church
The notice lists Sunday School times at Bly PA and special Lent services. Preaching at 3:00 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. on Sundays, with additional morning and evening services. Pastor J. H. Perry invites all to attend any or all services.
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J. H. Perry
Church Service Schedule and Invitation
J G Moyer pastor extends cordial invitation to all for Sunday School at 11 20 a m Epworth League 7 00 p m preaching at 10 30 a m Wednesday Bible Study and Prayer Service 7 30 p m service at 5 00 p m optional.
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Epworth
Evangelical Church Notes Schedule of services
Evangelical church announces Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. German services at 11:00 a.m. Y P A meeting at 7:00 p.m. English services at 7:30 p.m. Prayer services Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. followed by choir rehearsal. Teacher training at 8:00 p.m. A hearty invitation is extended to all.
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Evangelical Church Notes
S.pauligi
Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society Meeting Notes
Mrs Fechner hosted the Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society gathering on Wednesday. Opal White visited Renwick over the weekend to see her brother Webb and family. Mrs Heddle and baby returned home Monday from a short stay at the parental home in Ft Dodge. Godfrey and Stauffacher plan a double corner and elevator project this week for Adam ewiefel.
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The
Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society
Opal White
Renwick
Webb
Godfrey and
Stauffacher
Adam Ewiefel
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Ethel .Paskin
Webster City
Chronicle
Mary
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Belmond
Chris Rasmussen
C. Halverson
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Chas
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Luverne
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New Chevrolet
Heddle
Fr. Dodge
F. W. Dillion
Algona
LuVerne Cople
Evangelical Church
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Miss Weiner
Winton
John Nissen
Mrs. Dimler
Mabel
Colfax
M. J. Holt
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