Gettysburg reunion recalls Union and Confederate unity
At a Gettysburg encampment of 160000 veterans from the Grand Army of the Republic and United Confederate Veterans, about 1800 old men, average age 94, shared stories and buried old enmities. The writer notes both sides were Americans, praising Lee's leadership and Lincoln's democracy, and ends with poignant taps over graves as July 4 approaches. The piece blends reflection on national unity with honor to Civil War figures and a closing ad note on seasonal advertising.
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Gettysburg
Grand Army of the Republic
United Confederate Veterans
America
Pickett
Gettyshire
Lee
Lincoln
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South
Gettsburg
Truth in Sunday Lesson Sermon for Christ, Scientist Churches
Readings focus on mercy and truth from Psalms and Proverbs, with reflections from Science and Health by Mary Baker Eddy. The July lesson emphasizes divine guidance, patience, and walking in truth as paths directed by God.
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Churches of Christ
Mary Baker Eddy
Immanuel Lutheran Church Preview for Sunday Service
Immanuel Lutheran Missouri Synod invites attendees to English service next Sunday morning at 10 45 with St Otis L Lang and Pastor Lang leading. Sunday school begins at 10 a m along with the services.
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Missouri Synod E
Walnut
St. Otis L. Lang
Lutheran services and meetings listed for Estilerville and churches
V R Estilerville Lutheran L A Mathre pastor announces Sunday services in Norwegian at 11 09 with junior services at 10 conducted by J M Wolden. Prayer meeting Thursday at 8 and choir practice Friday at 7 80. Semi annual congregation meeting July 26 at 8 church. Covenas society July 27 with hosts Misses Alice and Doris Knutson. Okoboji Lutheran Bible camp dates July 31 August q. Union State Line Church July 31 at 9 am ladies aid August 3. Luther League ice cream social at Albert Knutson farm. Wallingford Church Rev L A Mathre in charge of forenoon service July 24 at 9 with Sunday school after. League on Wednesdays. Bible study Saturdays. Choir rehearsal Friday at 8 pm.
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J. M. Wolden
T. T. Sunde
R. L. Hanson
Hagbart Nasby
D. N. Ressell
Helge Nasby
Covenas Society
Alice
Doris Knutson
Okoboji
Union State Line
Ladies Aid
Luther League
Albert Knutson
Wallingford
L. A. Mathre
Eshwyie
Sunday church services and meetings in Emmetsburg and Palestine
Rev M C Thompson of Emmetsburg will conduct Sunday service at 9 a m with Sunday school after. Palestine Church holds Sunday school at 10 with devotional at 11 and Young People's meeting at 8. Rev T Hanson of Lakefield Minn to speak. Dorcas society meets at John Tweet home Thursday at 2 30. VR ad promotes Mankato Commercial College for jobs.
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M. C. Thompson
Emmetsburg
John Iverson
Sylvester Berge
Palestine Church
Young People
T. Hanson
Lakefield
Minn
God
Dorcas Society
John Tweet
Cattle warned away from fresh barn paint dangers
Livestock health officials warn farmers to keep cattle from freshly painted buildings and discarded cans to avoid paint poisoning. Cattle can die within hours after exposure, with symptoms delaying for a day, and antidotes must be used quickly. Authorities urge dry paint and proper disposal of paints to protect stock. Miss Martha Robinson and Miss Margaret Kiefer begin a week long east coast tour from Pennsylvania to New Jersey and Chicago on return.
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Des Moines
American Four
V.R
Martha Robinson
Margaret Kiefer
How to Win Friends and Influence People Author Profile
Five minute biographies examine Woodrow Wilson as a complex blend of genius and failure. The article recounts his 1919 Europe voyage, personal shyness, literary tastes, frugal means, and intense emotions. It notes his political rifts, League opposition, and final decline before death.
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Peop
Woodrow Wilson
Europe
Wilson
White House
Lincoln
Theodore Roosevelt
Senate
Colonel House
S. Street
Washington
Thecrms
Lumberjacks vie for world Birling title in Escanaba
In Escanaba Michigan the world championship event for Birling logs rolling runs August 12 to 14. Joe Connor the prior year’s King of the White Waters will defend his title against a field of nimble footed lumberjacks.
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Escanaba
Mich
America
Joe Connor
Understanding Iowa Children Hies No Thief
Gertrude tells Ellen that Johnnie has been taking others things but is not a thief. He lacks concept of ownership and must hear “mine vs yours” repeatedly. Recommend calmly teaching property rights by removing nonown items and explaining, without emotional drama.
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Gertrude
Ellen
Johnnie
Robert
American Boy Magazine Companion Advertises Subscriptions
The American Boy promises readers a practical companion magazine with advice and entertainment for boys over twelve. It notes credentials of writers and athletes, highlights sports tips, and offers subscriptions at 15 cents per copy or 1 year for 1.50 and 3 years for 3.00 via Detroit address.
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Second Blvd
Detroit
Mich
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Local Family Visits and Travel Notes in Jack Creek
Sunday evening callers included Mrs. Fred Kruse, Marten Berdahl, Leonard, Dorothy and Evelyn Kruse at Charles Stoffel’s home. Mae and Mabel Tendall left for Garden City South Dakota to visit an aunt. Otto Kruse visited the Kruse family. Mrs. George Buck lost a horse to encephalomyelitis and some farmers are vaccinating horses with a veterinarian for prevention. Frank Neilson Jr and family were visitors at Henry Theil’s. Roberta and Barbara Brown of Iowa City are visiting Lee Moore’s with Mrs Brown.
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Fred Kruse
Marten Berdahl
Leonard
Dorothy
Evelyn Kruse
Charles Stoffel
Mae
Mabel Tendall
Garden City
S. D
Otto Kruse
George Buck
Frank Neilson, Jr
Henry Theil
Fred Brown
Roberta
Barbara
Iowa City
Lee Moore
Brown
Mrs. Moore
William
Nickolas Spear
Raymond Swartz
Art Voetmatin
Will Schader
Howard
Jens Simmonsen
Frank Nielson
Berge Ridout
Billy
Iowa Falls
L. Anderson
Dorothy Kruse
Odus Paugh
James Ellerston
Bryle Felkey
Armstrong
Opal Gangsted
Ed Gangsted
Community Notes From Daily Life And Safety Advice
Local notes list visitors and callers at several homes including the Kruse, Nielson, Anderson, Paugh, Felkey, Gangsted and others, with social visits by Simmonsen, Spear spouses and Swartz. An article on delivery safety urges patience with drivers to reduce accidents and excess workload. It stresses being courteous and giving delivery personnel time to complete orders without rushing through streets.
Emmet County Lands Ordered to Fight Noxious Weeds
Public notice directs landowners under state weed laws to adopt culture practices or other controls to prevent spread of primary noxious weeds including quack grass Canada thistle and field bindweed. It also orders mowing to prevent seed production of secondary noxious weeds such as wild mustard wild carrot and puncturevine.
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47Th General Assembly
Emmet
Aubulon Theophrasti
Brassien Arvensix
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