Mount Vernon Newspaper Staff Directory 1904
The Mount Vernon Iowa weekly paper lists staff roles including editor in chief Re B. Persons and business managers N P Harrison W M Gilbert with Otis H Moore and E C McDade in assistant roles. It notes post office entry as second class matter and dates for class years 03 04 04 05.
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Mount Vernon
Iowa
RE. B. Persons
N. P. Harrison
W. M. Gilbert
Otis H. Moore
E. C. McDade
Mt Vernon welcomes visitors during weeklong festival
The town bears trace of visitors from nearby towns and states as Cornell hosts a festival. Officials aim to provide a pleasant, profitable stay. Citizens note Iowa’s blue spring skies, Mount Vernon streets, and Cornell’s campus as harmonizing attractions, but worry some may be left unsatisfied.
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Mt. Vernon
Towa
Cornell
Iowa
Mount Vernon
Culver Wins Interstate Prohibition Contest in Sioux City
Mr H C Culver won the interstate prohibition contest held in Sioux City on May 8 with six states Illinois Wisconsin Minnesota Missouri Nebraska and Iowa contesting He will represent the district in the national contest next year The Northwest Prohibition Conference met in Sioux City and a memorial service honored Reverend George C Haddock murdered in August 1886 The contest ended with varied opinion on the outcome as speakers presented Prohibition themes by G G Greever and I B Wood from Missouri and Minnesota respectively
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H. C. Culver
Sioux City
Illinois
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Missouri
Nebraska
Iowa
Culver
Geo. C. Haddock
G. G. Greever
May Festival Promises a Real Feast for the Soul
The passage invites readers to seek uplift through music this week, urging the audience to let the best within rise and celebrate the divine harmony. It praises composers near to the eternal source and frames the festival as a powerful boost to higher nature.