Farming Outlook and Clergy Roles in Community Solidarity
The piece argues ministers should not be dragged into local fights but should inspire higher living. It praises farmers in Pocahontas County for seeking interclass cooperation, warns against overreacting to moral prosecutions, and notes the rising view of shared interdependence amid credit woes and market concerns. It also reports Lydia Eleanor Sanford Callon’s death and funeral details.
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Rolfe
Europe
Pocahontas County
Lydia Eleanor
Aaron D. Sanford
Polo
Iowa
Mz Ito
Verne’ Callon
Iar
Pocahontas
Gallon
Methodist Church
Homer
Sitka
Alaska
Arthur
Auburn
Wash
Andrew
Coffeyville
Kendua
Geo. Sandy
Frank Atherton
M. I
T. Ernest Hoon
Out of Town
Andrew Sanford
Walter Sanford
Ethel Sanford
Rutland
Cordon Malnix
William Typer
Polo, Til
Arthur Typer
Hampton
Arthur Sanford
Arpriage
Fragmentary diplomacy note yields unclear prompt text
A damaged fragment mentions diplomacy and a list of garbled words. The readable parts do not provide a clear event, person, or place to summarize into a coherent news item.
Fragmentary biblical quotation prompts historic language note
A fragmentary OCR line shows archaic wording with phrases like it unto the no ese of these, ye I have done it unto me. It resembles a biblical or devotional line, lacking full context or attribution.
Methodist Episcopal Church Revival Plans and Services
The church reported well attended morning services on New Year’s Day with large dinners planned. Forty boys and girls attended preaching, 164 in Sunday school. A union National Week of Prayer service is noted with Presbyterian hosts on Thursday and Friday, Rev. O M Bond to preach next Sunday at 10:30. Church conference postponed to February. revival meetings begin February 5 with a prayer appeal to all Christians.
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Presbyterian Church
O.M. Bond
Bandits Loot Blue Ribbon Distillery in Eminence Kentucky
Twenty five or more masked robbers raided the Blue Ribbon Distillery in Eminence Kentucky taking 825 cases of bottled gin and whisky valued at $30,000. Five guards were locked in the office while trucks carried away the liquor. Reports say the bandits were heavily armed.
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Chicago
Blue Ribbon
Eminence
Church Week of Prayer Services and Installations
The Christian Endeavor and Junior services announce a Week of Prayer with Thursday and Friday evening meetings including a pageant by girls and boys on Home Mission work. Sunday morning will install newly elected Sunday school officers, and the evening sermon will be evangelistic yet constructive, urging community understanding and action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor Society
Corn versus coal tested as fuel in Wisconsin field test
Auditor C W Gilchrist and Supervisor M W Linnan tested corn and Iowa coal at W W Wheeler place near Plover. A sixty quart boiler heated by corn took 55 minutes to boil water compared with 1 hour 34 minutes using coal. A follow up test will occur soon.
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C. W. Gilchrist
M. W. Linnan
W.W. Wheeler
Plover
Mr. Wheeler
Iowa
Pocahontas
Des Moines Tribune Seeks Readers With Free Samples Offer
Des Moines Tribune promotes itself as the biggest Des Moines evening paper with more news, features and pictures. Subscriptions reduced to $4.00 a year and readers are urged to write for free samples or contact local representative H. F. Thomas at phones 146 and 1230.
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Des Moines Register
H. F. Thomas
Des Moines
Des Moines Tribune
H. F .Thomas
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Vreveille
J. 3. Bruce
J. H. Lighter
OWA Press
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Eerary Lawn
Eye Tate
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Verne Callon
Dee Doeszit
Cascara
Mr. Hill
Hill
Perigal Wagon Shop
Stanley Brock Rolfe
Ieee
Methodist ‘Episcopal’ Church
Ernest
Hoon
Worshi
Bible School
Acm
Epworth League
Psayer
Thurs
Austria
Madeira
McMuei
Toledo
Ohio
W.W. Beam
Campbell
Beam
E. L. Hollis
T. D. Jones
First National Bank
L. M. Graham
Nacke’ Pharmacy
Pocahontas Loan & Trust Company (Incorporated
Col
H. H. Grove
Joseph Zimmerman
Gilmore City
Boston
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