Illinois Central bid eyed for M and St L railway sale
Estherville letters indicate strong expectation that Illinois Central will bid in the receivers sale of the Minneapolis and St. Louis line. Local officials note the Illinois Central’s finances enable top service, while Sioux City papers claim new trains may be added once the M and St. Louis is owned by the Illinois Central. A Wisconsin senator’s speech from 1833 is cited, praising industrial progress and warning against radical redistribution.
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Ilinois Central Railroad
Minneapolis & St. Louis
Biedermann
Estherville Chamber of Commerce
Thellinois
Hlinnis Central
Ilinois Central Company
Estherville
Thenois Central
Middle West
Sioux City
That City
Minneapolis
Stormy Lake
United States
Daniel Webster
Prade
United States Senate
Los Angeles Times
McNary-Haugen Bill Advances Through House Committee
Washington news letter reports the House Agriculture Committee is drafting the McNary-Haugen bill with changes before reporting to the House in a few days. Sentiment for the legislation grows daily as the Appropriations Committee holds hearings on the legislative bill, the last appropriation measure from that committee. Mr. Dickingon chairs the sub-committee overseeing the bill. only two of ten appropriation bills remain unreported.
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McNatry-Tiangen
I House
Tyan Tha Hatree
House Committee On Agriculture
House
Dickingon
Lieutenant Governor Joen Havamile for Governor
Britt Iowa April 21 192d To the Republicans of Dawe personal appeal from Lt Governor Joen Havamile outlining his background farm to law and public service. He cites service as county attorney Hancock County Senate and as acting governor, argues for a state budget law to cut taxes and curb waste, and pledges support for labor within the Republican platform. He emphasizes farming interests and urges Republicans to place trust in his candidacy.
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Britt
Iowa
Dawe
Idwa
Pune
Allewiiner
Livas
Fown County
Wisconsin
Lowa
Hancock County
Lowi
Tno
State University of Tawa
Oncy
Hancock
Corr Gordo
Franklin
Kendall
State Senate
Farm Bureau
Republican Party
Commonwealth
Easter Services and Church Notes From The Triad Church
The Easter season ushers in new congregants as regular services continue with emphasis on devotion and song. The story of The Holy Grail drew hearty approval, while Milved Skinner earns commendation. plans for Mothers and Daughters Banquet and Mothers Day observance are announced, along with May state convention dates and upcoming choir and prayer meetings.
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Milved Skinner
Triangle Club
Joe Peterson
Washington Street
Mothers and Daughters
Walker-Curtis Evangedistico
LaCrosse
Wis
Union Baptist Church holds Easter services and events
Sunday at Union Baptist Church included baptisms and an Easter offering for the New World Movement. The Midyear Rally of the Northern Association’s Women’s Missionary Societies is set for April 29–30 at Corwith, with Mrs Hemphill and Mrs Huxford on the program. A Mother and Daughter Banquet is planned for May 7. The Northern Baptists meet in Milwaukee May 28 for a seven day session with up to 5,000 delegates.
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Northern Association
Corjsville
J. W. Hemphill
Fr. W. Huxford
Swea City
Victor W. Witter
Des Moines
Northern Baptists Convention
Milwaukee
Northern Baptists
Fred Albertson
Mildred Mattison
Mattison
Loew
Jon
Women's Missionary Society
Fredericksen
Mesdames Hi. S. Wil- Hives
John Rohlf
Africa
America
Lutheran Church Activities and Services Schedule
Wallingford Luth Church reports prayer meetings and Sunday school times, plus Doreas Aid rescheduled, Ringsted choir to sing at Riverside with pastor Nelson. Immanuel and Palestina groups hold meetings, confirmation class set for 2 pm Saturday, services Sunday at 11 am English. Choirs, cantata, and lectures noted. 22 new members added to church, total 500. Easter spirit urged to keep in church.
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Wallingford Luth
T. Hansen
B. N. Osher
Doreas Aid
Sam Natterstad
Lutheran Church of
Ringsted
Immanuel Lutheran Church
High Lake
Jack Creek
Peter Paulson
Palestina
Estherville Luth Church Activities Sunday School Devotional Meeting and Talks
The Estherville Lutheran church lists Sunday services at 10 a.m. and a 10 a.m. Sunday School. A Norse devotional, led by deacons, is at 7:30 p.m. The Young People's League meets at 8 p.m. with Miss Guila Ullens van speaking. A Madagascar missionary, Miss Ingara Nakling, speaks at 7:30 p.m. A special collection is requested for her. Prayer meeting and Girls Chorus also noted. Confirmant class scheduled for Saturday at 10 a.m.
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Estherville Luth
S. A. Berge
Young People’s League
Guila Ullensvan
L. A
Mesdames
T. P. Olson
N. C. Christensen
R. Lynch
A. Stueland
Grover Pres Church Morning and Evening Services
Edward Loew minister at Grover Presbyterian Church reports a morning service at 10 with 11 o’clock sermon Lingering by the Way and an 8 o’clock evening service What it Costs to be a Christian The Easter program was not postponed thanks to staff loyalty and diligent decorations and choir work.
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Grover Pres
Edward Loew
Bible School
Vo Ep
Easter Cantata Set At Gruver Church By Armstrong Chorus
Grover Community Church announces Sabbath services with S S at 10 30 and worship at 11 30 led by Pastor F P Quick and Easter committee credit given to Supt Harry Shook for last Sundays program. Forty five minutes of music on Thursday night April 24 features an Armstrong chorus of 24 voices repeating the Easter Cantata at 8 p m with volunteer teachers sought for growing Sunday school.
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Grover Community Church
F. P. Quick
S. S
Harry Shook
Armstrong
Gruver
Sacred music and Easter reading by local ladies circle
The note praises a high class sacred music performance with Mrs Edelman Mrs Redden Prof Meredith Mrs Ortmeyer and others. Mrs Ortmeyer will present an Easter reading. The Ladies Circle will meet Friday at the church, with attendees urged to arrive early for seating.
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Edelman
West Emmet T township spring community notes
Community items from West Emmet reflect Easter visits and sympathy for Mrs. Arthur Bringle, with local flower gifts from Miami and Missouri arrangements. Reports mention Buffaloes at large, club meetings, Arbor Day plans, school programs, spelling contests, and residents traveling for spring vacations. The column urges beautification of farmsteads under the West Emmet slogan.
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Arthur Bringle
G. G. Wheatley
Express
Miami
Fla
Glenn Rauhauser
W. J. Dewall
Maurice Oleson
Arnold Alkers
St. Paul
Minnesota To Agricultural College
Nelson Wheatley
Estherville
Wheatley
John Sabo
Orville Snell
Henry Dewall
Ralph Whiteford
Jona
Homer Christ
J. H. Larson
Sticktuil Club
Wim. Gage
Iowa
R. H. Dewall
Twelve Mile Lake
Marvin Nelson
Dist. No. 6
Emmet
Court House
West Emmet
Summer School Plans Highlight Northwest Iowa Luncheon
The Northwest Iowa Chamber of Commerce invites all ten county school superintendents to a Friday luncheon, April 26, where Fred T. D. Cram will outline the Summer School program and benefits. Anticipation runs high for substantial attendance as inquiries surge and preliminary planning advances.
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Chamber of Commerce
Iowa
Fred TD. Cram
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