What the New Century Should Do for Humanity
The essay argues the coming century will thaw divisions and unite youth and elders in service to the Lord. It asserts gospel truths will endure, strengthening Christian thought and effort as the gospel spreads through open doors worldwide.
Reform visions for the twentieth century and Andrew Carnegie
William Jennings Bryan asks how to hasten the brotherhood of man under the Fatherhood of God and cites the eleventh commandment. Andrew Carnegie answers that the main change is ending mankind’s war, transforming the profession of arms from honorable to dishonorable.
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William Jennings Bryan
Brotherhood of Man
God
Tean
Andrew Carnegie
Andrew Carvediz
Things That Never Die In Youthful Hearts and Mercy
Fragmentary verse imagery speaks of enduring ideals that never die. It mentions the pure impulses, love and truth, yearning for better hopes, and mercy as a steadfast friend in grief. The text reflects a romantic moral meditation on compassion and virtue.
Adieu Old Century Welcome New Century Poem
Verse laments the passing of the old century and greets the coming era. It ponders future progress in science, government, and religion, asking what wars, discoveries, and reforms may arise. The speaker envisions a just, enlightened age and bids farewell to the old century.
Belgian Hare Industry Seen Growing In Parts Of Country
A California paper notes booming interest in Belgian hare farming as breeding establishments rise. The hare, imported from Europe, matures at about nine pounds, thrives in confinement, and reproduces heavily with litters of 10 to 16. The meat is white and lean, appealing for market use.
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California
A. Séagon
Inwood and Rock Valley Notes and Local Visitors
Inwood hosts Roy and Mrs Ellis visiting relatives with plans to return to Iowa. Rock Valley visitors include Geo Perrigo and family for Christmas. Local clergy and students from Morningside College appear in holiday travel and community notes. regional merchants report a strong holiday trade and active advertising.
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Inwood Herald
Roy Ellis
Rock Valley
Ugid
Inwood
Missouri
Iowa
Geo. Perrigo
Morningside ‘College
Jennie’ Skewis
Dra
Will
Oscar Albertson
Austin
Minn
Osage
I.a
John Albertson
Rev. Richards
Northwestern Christian Advocate
Advocate
Sioux Center
Hillmer, Bros
Rock Valley Creamery
Local notices outline auctions and meetings across Orange and O'Brien Counties
Barron Bros of LeMars failed on liabilities of 35145.49 after an auction sale of clothing in Rock Valley last year. Postmaster Overho buys the Citizen's Saving building in LeMars and will relocate the 5 into it. Merchants plan evening closings at 7 30 except Saturdays until April 1. O'Brien County Farmers Institute meets in Primghar January 24 25 and 26. Board of Supervisors to meet in regular session at Orange next Monday. Alphabet of Success urges integrity thrift and careful business conduct from Inwood Herald. Elevator meeting set January 5 at the opera house Valley 2 pm. All members urged to attend.
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Barron Bros
Rock Valle
LeMars
Overho
Citizen’s
Ireton
Ively
Vinton
O'Brien County Farmers’ Institute
Primghar Janary
Board of Supervisors
Orange
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Litchfield Mfg.Co
W.avery
Biomhards
Searning
Alvord Democrat
Hil Schommer
Doon
Messrs
W. P. Page
F. Schemmer
Phelan
Desmond
Rook Valley
W.J. Skewis
Skewis
Skewis Lumber Co
W. A. Richards
Morningside College
Sioux iv
Elfie
Hattie Hiulet
CG. A. Morris
Boyden
P. McKellar & Son
R. Brown
Nelson
Knapp’s
O. W. Carter
G. W. Mitchell
Hidredge
oKella
Og Nation
Ming
Opera Hous Valley
Therg