Particular Synod of Chicago Holds Sessions in Grange City
The Particular Synod of Chicago meets this year in the chapel of the First Reformed Church in Grange City on the fourth and fifth days of May. Open to the public, it includes an evening service and addresses on Reduction by Rev H J Veldman and Mr Anthony Te Paske with sermons in Dutch and English.
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SYMID
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Grange City
Synod of
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First Reformed Church
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Pella
Will
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H. J. Veldman
Holland, Michigan
Anthony Te Paske
Sirus Center
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Free Press Pulpits Iowa Politics in 1916 Conflict
A fragmented item quotes multiple Iowa papers discussing the 1916 gubernatorial race. It notes alleged railroad interests opposing Allen, medical fraternity attacks linked to the Iowa Medical Journal, and Trent Avion’s political stance. The remarks reflect press influence on the campaign atmosphere.
Congress Division Aims Federal Control of Stockyards
Congressman Steele urged federal oversight of stockyards to restore farmer profits and wages. He presented average yearly earnings figures showing farmers earned little return on investment, arguing competition would rise with government control. He cited protests from packing centers and highlighted prior investigations into packers.
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House of Representatives
Tom Sterle
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Steele
Leas
Iowa Governor race lines draw in senators and reformers
Reconstruction of quotes shows Senator Allen as the leading candidate for Iowa's governorship with backing from farmers and reformers. Critics argue for federal oversight of packing yards to curb packer and railroad power, and support for federal control of markets and wards.
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Hagley
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Avion
Amon
Senator Alien
Iowa
The Eleventh Districts Opportunity
The Iowa campaign letter urges S. D. Rintker as a new Republican candidate for the Eleventh District, praising his clean business record and oratory. It condemns current members for pork spending and lack of achievements, claiming Rintker would bring national‑class talent and prudent governance to Congress.
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Wuld
Republican Party
National Assembly
Riawa Gasette
District Court in Orange City Hears Muir v Muir Request Denied
Judge Hutchinson presided Monday. In Muir v Muir the court refused a new trial. verdict of $18,090 plus costs remains. State of Iowa v J B Yocum noted for attempted break in at Jon Williams residence in Alton. Referees reported on several estates with adjournment to November. The Huizenmra estate granted permission to dispose of real property.
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Nothing Between The Mercantile World Of Dinamo Dynamos
A fragmented line notes the mercantile world as weary with tired business folk and two imagined dynamos shaping the economy. The text hints at a critical view of modern commerce and leadership.
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