Sunday Call to Church and Offerings
The text urges going to church on Sunday, brushing hair, and placing a donation for the deacon. It contrasts familiar phrases about salvation with caution not to trust outside influences or buy questionable goods, reflecting a wary moral tone.
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Watts
Salvation
Local notices span Christmas wishes and town news
The column records a long illness death and a large local family, Christmas greetings, visitors in town, engagements, car purchases, a Studebaker purchase, and electric equipment installations. It notes cold weather delaying school building turnover, upcoming Red Cross drives, and a Minnesota death with a large Ardor family. It also lists farming tips to reduce living costs and a sale of an American Farm electric light plant.
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Fred Relbsamen
J. I. Pisher
Mitchell
Graettenger
Mayme Petersen
Des Moines
C. Reibsamen
M. J. Hospital
W. F. Callies
J. J. Budlong
Rev
Cuthbert
J. J. Cosgrove
Mueller
Tella
Sidsema
Red Cross
Swea City Herald
George Hagen
Johnson
Minnesota
de- Teased
Foreston
Ogle
County
Wiineis
Iowa
Ledyard
Julia Kerkoff
Harold
Muriel
Teverett
Irma
Philip
Robert
Maude
Olive
Mabel
Ana
Bancroft
Baptist Church
I. N. Howell
Poultry Drive Aims Six and Half Billion Pounds Of Meat
A wartime appeal urges doubling poultry production to reach 6.5 billion pounds of meat food for Allied armies and civilians. The plan relies on city and country cooperation, promising profit for households and helping free other meats for troops.
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Europe
Sfarm
Million Dollar Doll comes to Algona Opera House Wednesday
Norton and Bunnell present The Million Dollar Doll a merry musical comedy at Algona’s Opera House. Scott and Boardman lead a strong cast with a 25 person chorus Beauty Chorus and dazzling costumes. Tickets at Rexall Drug Store range 50c to 1.50 with seating limited.
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Opera House
Algona
Warvey D
ORIS
Norton & Bunnell, Inc
Scott & Board~man
Reporting Births Made Mandatory by 1918 Law
A January 1918 mandate requires physicians and midwives to promptly report births to the Clerk of the District Court on proper forms. Delays or failures to file may incur penalties. Supplemental reports may be requested from the Clerk’s office.
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Kosaully
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Flee Insurance
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L. A. Reaser
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L. Lamoreux
J. W. Lamoreux
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American Farm Electric Light Plant
B. S. Pannhuk
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Woden
Rhode Island
Heiko Stohr
North Star
Wilhelm Schadendorf
Ed Woods
Titonia
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Lake George
George Quinn
Fred Hipp
Wm. Wooff
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