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Newspaper
Spencer News
Location
Spencer, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1911
Page
4
A fragmented reflective piece discusses political figures and parties, praising reform and strong leadership. It mentions President Mabie Th WAL and the presidential bee, weighing consequences of electing a party candidate. The tone favors Champark as a candid, principled choice with a clean administration.
The fragmented report hints at unsettled conditions and cautious forecasts. It references turbulent winds, potential rain, and variable temperatures. Readers should monitor local updates for precise timing and impacts on agriculture and daily plans.
A local editor notes a powdered humor amid disaster, recalling a praise hopper at the courthouse steps. A letter from Mrs. Anna B. Hornet urges Christian duty and communal support as Spencer friends are addressed. The Christian church choir plans an ice cream social at 487 East Fourth Street on the 28th.
The Thirteenth Triennial session concluded in San Francisco, described as west of the Rockies. Grand opening Monday night featured a vast Coliseum meeting, with overflow crowds and repeated songs. Home Mission day witnessed about five hundred Oriental children marching in garb, singing in English and their native language, illustrating mission work.
The annual alumni event faces miscommunication as organizers scramble to confirm guests. Miss Goble and Miss Mack probe a student tuner for attendance while others search for a volunteer to lead the solve ing. A hopeful turnout is expected at the gathering this week.
Notice to all parties to appear at the Cayey house in Spence Clay County on the eighth day of June 1041 to contest the last will and testament of Betsey J. Janes, late of Clay County. The District Court clerk records the matter as a probate hearing to determine admissibility of the will.
Sunday School lesson dated July 2 1911 covers Hezekiah's prayer in Isaiah 37 14 28 and asks readers to explore why telling troubles to God matters how vehemence affects answers and how God overrules danger. Includes discussion prompts on divine restraint angels destroying 186000 and the suffering servant Ign Wi 1 hII 12 with church officials endorsing the Bible study.
Market listings show prices for wheat oats and corn with hogs and hay bids. Timothy hay baled at 14 00 per unit and a sale note includes butter and eggs with potatoes also listed.
Local social items list visits and movements of residents and visitors. Mr. and Mrs. A. G. LeBrant attended Hanson-Ford wedding in Dickens. Rev. William Cheeney, formerly of the Bible School, stopped in for tabernacle services. Postmaster Minnie Phoenix returned from Storm Lake after attending the Postmaster Convention. Epworth League hosts an ice cream social on John McWhirter lawn. Congregational church to hold the Annual June Supper on June 30 from 5 to 7 with 16 cent supper.
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