Religious Services and Plans for Spring Campaigns
Fragments describe weekly Lent services at First Church of Christ Scientist with sermons on Matter and reading rooms. Christian Church announces recruiting campaign opening next Sunday with dinners and reports. Presbyterian Church promotes Every Member Canvass Day with pastor sermon on World Wide Opportunities and campaigns for benevolences and personal support. Ministers discuss church life and efficiency at a meeting in the Presbyterian manse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Church of Christ
Scientist
Piclock
Everning
Oefork
Christian Church
Christian Endeavor
Opal Shanan
Ladies Aid
Presbyterian Church
Joveth
Mra
James Espeset
Union Baptist Church
Camiq
H.L. Reamer
Turner
Arvéett
Catlin
Collinse
Hemphill
M. E. Hansen
Ladies Aid Society
Denison
J. Frederic Catlin
Presbyterian
J. F. Catlin
F. F. Case
R. C. Mitchell
Potatoes Trade and Sanitation Notes in Iowa
A newspaper item discusses potato prices and distribution in Iowa with a Cedar Rapids dealer profiting from a carload sale at 1.65 per bushel while market quotations ranged higher. It notes wholesale pricing dynamics, trader reach, and questions dealer discipline and information flow across towns. The piece then shifts to social notices about sanitation in food production, church revival reports, and a family thanks card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Leither
Iowa
Mia
Purely Personal Local Gossip From Mason City
Mrs. G A Nichola visits her sister in Mason City. Ben Ruguo of West Bend snow bound here Friday. Albert Sherlock of Emmetsburg visits. Mrs M Murrin returns from Chicago. Mrs Lottie Conner leaves for Albert Lea. Mrs Everett Clark of Charles City visits her mother. Mrs Lloyd Crim and son shop here between trains. Sylvester Conlin and John Wycoff of Emmetburg visit uncle J J Waldron. Mrs Warren Dillon returns from Cherokee funeral. Mrs Martin Anderburg returns to Armstrong after visiting R A Burt family. Mrs Geo Robinson returns to Ringsted from Gaarde home. Mrs Elmer Moore returns to Ottosen after visiting parents. Robert Hamilton visiting from Germania. Rev J J Akre attends Waldorf College meeting in Forest City. R A Burt installs milking machine at Burt & Jones. Warren Dillon spends Sunday in Cedar Rapids with daughter. Miss Mellan Ridley at state normal Cedar Falls, visiting brother Ha-. Allen Stockdale of Belmond visiting parents. Mr and Mrs Fred White return from Florida trip. Mr and Mrs H J Bryan visit here. Paxson and Hough snow bound en route to South Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Nichola
Mason City
Ben Ruguo
West Bend
Albert Sherlock
Emmetsburg
M. Murrin
Chicago
Lottie Conner
Albert Lea
Everett Clark
Charles City
Mat. Matheson
Lloyd Crim
Graet‘singer
Our City
Bettween
Sylvester Conlin
John Wycoff
Emmetaburg
J. J. Waldron
Warren Dillon
Cherokee
R A. Burt
Misgese Topic Gas Recy
Luke's Hospital
Mellan Ridley
Intate Normal School
Cedar da Fraseral
Allen Stockdale
Belmond
Wm. Foshier
Fred White
Florida
Washington, D. C
New York City
H. J. Bryan
Little Son
Graettinger
W. Br.bryan
Bryan
Paxson & Hough
South Dakota
Stormy News From Estherville and Rugby Schools
Henry Mahlem and deputies are handling the Estherville assessment. Gail Morse remains in City Hospital after an appendectomy performed Sunday and is recovering well. Adelaide Nichols is re-elected Rugby High principal for another year with a five dollar monthly raise to ninety dollars. Fred Parsons' Minneapolis trip via Omaha to Worthington was delayed by snow in Windom before resuming on Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Mahlem
Estherville
Gail Morse
Adelaide Nichols
Rugby
North Dakota
Fred Parsons
Minneapolis
Omaha
Worthington
Rock Island
Windom
Also Mentioned on This Page
Iundet
Ladies Aid and Mission Societies
A. Shaw
T. T. Sunde
Shaw
Wallingford Jehurch
Husther Humble
Milwaukee
Christ
Morse
Algona
Poo Ag
Ringsted
Grover
Hazel L. Bemis
Ros
Carl Olson
South Seventh Street
Brief City News
Pte Fc
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