Des Moines Musical Event Brought Corners Together
In Des Moines a large gathering sang The Shade of the Old Apple Tree led by Alfred Smith, with Ep Hert Van Alstyne at the piano. Van Alstyne, famed composer, showcased new renditions as Cornell graduates joined, while Prof. Dazey accompanied. The event highlighted local support and statewide interest in music.
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Des Moines
Alfred Smith
Ephert van Alstyne
Chicago
Cornellenlege
Mount Vernon
America
Dazey
Turing
van Alstyne
Prof
Cornell
Mr. van Alstyne
Chamber of Commerce
Inwa
Fort Des Moines
Fourteenth Cavalry
National Guard and Reserve Corps
W. H. Sheperd
Marshall Ney
Madison Square Garden
New York City
Dean Curtiss
Ames
Walnut logs trade and new forage in Lucas county
The report notes activity in Lucas county with walnut timber, O C Gillman planning to ship 29 car loads, and government wartime logging having left piles at rail stations. It mentions a new legume grass Dalea Alopercur aides being developed in Tawa and its green manure yield after wheat crops, plus a history of sleighing and winter conditions early January to late January.
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H. W. Gittinger
Chariton
Lucas County
O. C. Gillman
Tawa
Legion Says Once Enlisted You Are In For The Duration
John R. Quinn urges Legion members to honor their oath and pay dues promptly, framing membership as a lifelong commitment to rehabilitation and welfare programs. The piece blends Legion philosophy with constitutional excerpts and community notices, including church events and a brief on political science topics.
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John R. Quinn
George
Legionaires
Legion
American Legion
Forefathers sought checks and balances in three government branches
The forefathers planted a system to balance power by dividing the United States government into three districts and independent branches, with each having duties to check the others. This framework ensures accountability and restraint within the people’s governance.
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United States
Church of Christ Sunday Service Attendance Rises
The Church of Christ reports a joyful Sunday morning service with 204 in attendance. Pastor H. L. Olmstead notes steady growth, urges members to work individually to retain newcomers and attract more each week, and emphasizes collective effort with the slogan All Together, and We Will Win. The Spencer school offering is mentioned.
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A. Shaw
E. Erickson
Young People’s League
New Church
Church OF Christ H. L. Olmstead
Spencer School
Estherville Lutheran Church Sunday Services Update
The Estherville Lutheran Church conducts Sunday services at 10 a.m. followed by Sunday School at 11 a.m. A devotional meeting led by deacons occurs later, with a 6 30 p m Young People’s League service. Time changes noted.
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Estherville Luth
Ss. A. Berge
Young People’s League
Norté
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Mitchell County
Osape
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Montesa
Poweshiek County
Mo & Bt GD
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Mandune
Julius Carter
Los Angeles
Jones County
Julins
Miles Carter
Oxford Mills
Jin
Lyons
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Quasqueton
Buchanan County
Aanamosa
Imal
Anamasa
Anamesa
A. F. Chamberlin
Belmond
Wright County
David Finn
Bes Moines
Boston
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LeMars
Plymouth County
Elmer E. Taylor
Tracer
Tama Bounty
Kansas City
Taylor
Mothers Appeal
Towa
Poland
Otto Bartz
Sheldon
O'Brien County
Monowa County
George W. Boyer
Leando
van Buren County
Iowa
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Decorah
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Ole Grouch
Ray D. Shoemaker
Congress
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Land
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Wren
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Spencer
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Fiat
Gervice
Bea
H. L. Olm
Union Baptist
Wrigleys
Wrigley
Ola Brown
Gardston Hat Shop
Gardston
Emmetsburg
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