Washington evangelist launches new creed for joy and liberty
A Washington dispatch reports Evangelist Theodore Valiant, son of the late Bishop Valiant, has launched a new religion proclaiming happiness, personal liberty, and God as love. He denounces Sunday laws and imagines a church at an amusement park drawing thousands, while urging believers to seek joy and light rather than fear. He preaches against hellfire and promotes an open, joyous faith.
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FAMILY REUNION TRACES FATHERS RETURN AFTER YEARS
The Peterson family reunion spans less than one hundred miles as Charles Peterson and his two daughters Mrs Charles Kunow and Miss Ruby Peterson, formerly believed dead, reconnect after years apart. A barfichar trade worker, Peterson left Illinois fifteen years ago, prompting his wife to remarry until a photo led to a grandfather revealing the truth and triggering the reunion.
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Ruby Peterson
Marietta
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Paterson
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Rainy night bathes Bungay area with two inches plus
Rain totals exceed two inches as locals report heavy precipitation in the Bungay vicinity. Visitors note odd phrases about people from Leland North Dakota and a supposed cold weather report cited in Ubis paper, while garbled text references a newspaper patent feature and unclear figures.
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Ubis Paper & Tow Weske Age
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Spirit Lake encampment draws notice as Japanese presence seen
Two Japanese men were seen at Spirit Lake during the Towa National Guard encampment, and their unobtrusive behavior stirred little unease among soldiers and locals. Local officials discussed upcoming road and public works programs, including a School of Instruction at Waterloo and an Iowa Good Roads Association convention with speeches by prominent figures. The weeklong events will feature demonstrations, road machinery exhibits, and plans to build earth and Band-clay roads with educational talks.
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Illinois
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Wisconsin
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Missouri
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University ‘of Washington
U. S. Office of Public Roads
Excursion Rates Set for Iowa Exposition Attendances
A conference among railroad officials the Iowa Department of Agriculture and commercial groups resulted in an old excursion rate of three cents per mile for round trips to the State Fair being reinstated for the last week of August. The rate applies when the ordinary round trip rate is higher, benefiting Iowa residents except near Des Moines. Railways pledged full cooperation to boost attendance and support local industries.
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Local notes mix band, births, travel and weather events
Local notices report a band concert night and visitors the Olinitas at Milford, Stella Chamberlain starting a new Albert Lea position, and Fern Mitchell leading a Har tung cottage event. Ethel Walker sprained her ankle, a girl was born to Mr and Mrs Lenn Schenk, and forecasts hint at warm weather and a presidential letter event.
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Misa Fern Mitchell
Misa Mary Hartung
Hartung Cottage
West Okoholji
Misa Ethel Walker
Lakes
Tragedy At Haystack Lifts Pully Fatal to Boy
A fatal accident near town claims George Kutchen Jr. eight, when a pully on a haystacker breaks as a bay runs under load. He dies after leg and skull injuries. Funeral held at M. church with Rev. Hanna. The Emmet County Teachers Institute follows, with sessions in multiple subjects and a Friday evening reception at the K of P hall.
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Storm’ Lake
Piogrey
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Weather Summary for Iowa Week Ending July 96 190%
The report notes average to normal temperatures with small regional departures, generally below normal rainfall, and excessive sunshine. Thunderstorms and light showers occurred across much of the state Tuesday through Sunday, with heavy rain Sunday night in central counties including the upper Des Moines valley. Telegraphed totals show Boone 3.98, Fort Dodge 3.06, Estherville 2.10 inches. Hay crops are substantial and in good condition. small grain harvest progressing and near complete in southern districts. corn yields 10 to 26 bushels per acre with good quality. winter wheat and barley 20 to 36 bushels. potatoes and pastures good. Conditions favorable for corn but rain needed soon for sustained rapid growth. Crop prospects compared with past averages: corn 88, spring wheat 93, oats 96, flax 94, barley 94, hay 104, pastures 103, apples 48, grapes 78. A note from Roy Miller, civil engineer for Great Northern, states opposition to railroad agitation and mentions future study plans.
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Fort Dodge
Estherville
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