Easter offering requested for next Sunday services
The note urges all to bring an Easter offering at Sunday services at 10:30 a.m. and 8 p.m. Reverend James Dean will preach. The piece also profiles missionary J. Pointer, detailing nine years with the Methodist Board of Foreign Missions in Africa, his work in Inhambane and surrounding districts, and relief efforts for famine affecting about 1.5 million natives.
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Africa
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The
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Limpopo
Chibuto
Mr. Pointer
Mr.Pointer
Board of Foreign Missions
J. Pointer
County M E Sunday School convention at Fairmont
The County M E Sunday School convention will be at Fairmont on Thursday afternoon and evening April 12. Mrs. M H Silcox will attend from Dunnell and appears on the program. The Evangelist Pope, who has held meetings at Sherburn, will hold a meeting at the Mission Church in Dunnell Tuesday evening. Everyone welcome.
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M. H. Silcox
Dunnell
Evangelist Pope
Sherburn
Dunnell Church
Petersburg High School
F. A. Silcox
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Vernon Meyers
Howard Silcox
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Irene Danielson
H. W. Woods
Walker Williams
Huntington
Milton Larson
Methodist Church Sunday Services In Estherville
Sunday at the Estherville Methodist Church featured a large morning audience enjoying a choir anthem and a practical sermon on church claims. Sunday School exceeded 400 with active lessons and a strong officer corps. Epworth League discussed Christian motive in recreation led by Ernest Sampson. Evening worship included a solo by Mrs. Dan Howard and a question session drawn from scriptures, with answers to be given the next Sunday. Three important questions are scheduled for next Sunday evening.
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Estherville
Epworth League
Ernest Sampson
Dan Howard
Free Methodist Meeting Under Pastor Voss Ends Soon
Geo H Whiteaker reports a regular quarterly meeting led by Rev W E Voss. Schedule includes Friday and Saturday evenings preaching at 7 30, Sunday School at 10, and preaching at 11 and 7 30. The paper notes the meetings will be over by distribution and thanks attendees.
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Geo. H. Whiteaker
W. E. Voss
Lutheran Church Services and Sunday School Schedule
The Lutheran Church announces Sunday April 15 service at 10 30 a m in English followed by Sunday School at 11 30 a m Pastor J E Andreas leads the services and church activities.
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J. E. Andreae
Union Baptist Graach Sunday School Encourages Growth
Union Baptist Graach urges expanding attendance beyond its high standard. A recent prayer meeting was profitable. This week focuses on healing in prayer, titled Shall we Pray to be Healed. Regular services Sunday include 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Sunday School at 10 a.m. Young People's meeting at 6:30 with Stewardship of Self as the monthly phase.
First Church Service Set for April 15 Topic Are Sin Real
The First Church of Christ Scientist announces Sunday service at 11 o clock with the subject Are Sin, Disease and Death Real. Sunday School begins at 10 o clock. A free public reading room operates Wednesdays and Saturdays from 3 to 5 p.m. for reading, borrowing or purchasing Christian Science literature. All are invited.
Church Services and Activities Planned for Next Sunday
The Church of Christ will hold preaching Bible school and Endeavor at usual hours next Sunday. The Loyal Helpers class plans a monthly party at the Yee Yeager home Wednesday evening. All interested are cordially invited to attend.
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Yee Yeager
There Is Nothing Wrong With Iowa Waiver Of Global Ties
A fragmentary passage notes a habit of waking to a Connecticut Clock and dressing in goods from distant states including Chicago trousers Ohio suspenders Massachusetts shoes Pittsburgh basin Cincinnati soap and New Hampshire towels before sitting down to a...
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Ohio
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Cincinnati
New Hampshire
Our Modern Farm Economy Rhetoric Echoes Across States
The passage lampoons a national chain of commodities and manufactured goods linked to diverse states. It contrasts pancake ingredients and maple syrup with bacon and stoves, hats and tires, taxes and roads, highlighting regional dependencies and the weary, national aspiration for ready money and prosperity. It ends with a biting jab at a New Jersey blanket and a dog as emblem of a home product.
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Minneapolis
Vermont
Kansas’ City
St. Louis
California
Rhode Island
Detroit
Texas
Ohio
Iowa
England
New Jersey
Efficiency Expert on Child Costs Cites 27.44 Dollars Per Inch
The efficiency expert claims a growing child costs parents exactly 2744 cents for each tenth of an inch. The remark appears in the Houston Post, illustrating a provocative but controversial take on child-rearing expenses.
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Houstonu Post
Wyoming Tops 1922 Wool Production Figures
The report compares 1921 to 1922 wool output noting 22,500,000 pounds produced in Wyoming for one year and 19,300,000 pounds in another, with an emphasis on lead in 1922.
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Wyoming
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