Plover Notes on Evangelistic Campaign at Local Church
Plover M E Church reports Evangelist Enslow drawing large crowds to nightly union meetings with morning prayers also well attended Pastor Moody leads the congregation amid renewed spiritual activity once Riverside meetings sparked conversions The column also lists local sales and notices including a 7 year old grey gelding for sale a kitchen range Poland China boars for sale and stalls for rent at the school year posted in 1921 by residents W H Roberts C E Watts Crawford and N H Shaver
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plover M. E
Lewis N. Moody
Plover Methodist
Evangelist Enslow
Riverside
Plover
W. H. Roberts
Garland Kitchen
C. E. Watts
Poland
Farrow
Will Crawford
N. H. Shaver
Smile through adversity in Haiti tension rises
Pithy editorial notes a new ominous cloud on the American horizon as Haiti moves toward conflict while wartime resolve and cheerful civility are urged as strength. It emphasizes character over wealth and the value of a simple smile in difficult times.
Conscientious Plumber Becomes Comedy fodder at Paper
A self styled humorist tells a joke about a plumber who never overcharged. The editor slots it as fiction rather than humor, remarking it could fit the fiction department.
A Gay Deceiver and Other Local Snippets
A collection of humorous quips and exchanges addressing roads politics music campaigns and social scenes. The skits reference a county road issue a water wagon incident a campaign manager debt to bands street car doors crusade and office chatter about book agents in a light satirical tone.
A Snug Little Home
A brief segment notes police protection is excellent at a residence with two archists on the top floor, highlighting strong security in the locale.
The Old Story of Love and Promises Ends in Ring
A restrained account notes a romance at stake with vows to love and protect. The man pledges fidelity and an engagement ring while promising not to commit violence, and the mention of a gold repeater hints at wealth or status influencing future plans.
Get Together Club for Farmers and Townsfolk Proposed
A city newspaper urges farmers and townspeople to form a free membership Get-Together Club to meet monthly. It would discuss production methods, community welfare, and plans to improve local social, commercial, and financial interests. The piece asks three or four leaders to initiate the movement and offers the paper as a platform.
Piano Practice Sparks Household Humor
A light exchange reveals a daughter’s fondness for music and her willingness to help with chores. The father notes it is no trouble for her to practice on the piano while he handles the dishes.
Soothing Him Amid Tactful Exchange in Tavern
Dialogue shows Lapleigh irritated as Doodley calls him a fool. A companion dismisses Doodley noting he lacks tact, while urging restraint in conversation. The scene highlights social friction and temper in a casual setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lapleigh
Doodley
Out and Out Truth Confusion Over Identity
A terse exchange questions whether a man referenced in a bill is the same individual mentioned earlier. A speaker doubts, then asserts a belief about the person’s identity and statement. The fragment hints at a dispute over who spoke or proposed the bill.
Comet Parlor Car Refused Ride Sparks Quip
A short dialogue features a rider rejecting a parlor car named the Comet with a joke about comets being telescoped and the other person reacting with note.
Conspiracy Suspected In Flour Seizure Case
A fragment notes a conspiracy is suspected in flour handling. Another line suggests conspirators see a chance to obtain all the dough. Both lines imply illicit access to flour and financial motive.
Grit Notably Earned From Teeth After Auto Crash
In a clipped exchange a bystander notes the man in the car accident showed grit after surviving. The other quips that such grit was evident from the amount picked from his teeth.
Witty column riffs on politics war and everyday quirks
A colorful, satirical column mocks politics and societal habits. Itplayfully questions presidential choices and recent events while offering practical consumer wisdom about advertising strategy and business sense. The tone is brisk and humorous, with sharp one liners and social commentary.
Local items from Plover and surrounding towns
Readable notes chronicle visits and moves in Hopkinton Laurens Rolfe Des Moines Pocahontas and extra Iowa towns. People named include F. L. Kathan Fay L. Kathan Ike Eggspuehler J. A. Carroll J. D. Hilton H. Srouse Hank Stonute W. H. Sroufe Abe Garlock and others with moves to Des Moines state fair and lake trips. Revival work at Methodist church and prayers noted as community activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas, Anderson
Alex McEwen
Rolfe
J. W. Phillips
Des Moines
Hank Srouse
Will Jolliffe
Will
Plover
Chas. Northrup
J. A. Carroll
Rolte
Nacke
Tom Meredith
Pocahontas
C. A. Garlock
Wm. Smith
Miss Tille Swanson
Cedar Falls
Hank Stonute
Hank
Enslow
Rev
Abe Garlock
Fae McEwen
Lakes
P. J. Shaw
J. D. Hilton
Menahga
Minn
Frank
St. Chas
Malstron
Extra
Iowa
W. R. Tier
Auburn
Tier
Peterson
Her
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Kodak
W. S. Chinn
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DeWolf & Wells Grain and Feed Co
C.E. Heathman
Mgr
Studebaker
Stidebaker
Geo. S. Shaw
Haiti
Senator Sorghum
John
Plover Savings Bank
Community Bank
Mexico
Carranza
Wen
Fred Ehler
Africa
Europe
Wilson
Roosevelt
Bryan
Taft
Root
Cummins
Sherman
State Department
Washington
China
Chicago
Ite
Denver
Colo
Humboldt
League of
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