Methodist Mission Rally Set for May in Algona
The Northwestern Iowa conference plans a two day missionary rally May 28 and 29 in Algona with a full program at the Methodist church. Speakers include G W Eggleton W T Macdonald J Trimble and A Lory among others. The event features devotionals discussions and a missionary collection led by district secretary and presiding elder.
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Algona
Northwestern
Iowa
Methodist Church
G. W. Eggleton
R. Beatty
W. T. Macdonald
Walker
Malone Hs
Trimble
Quirin
F. W. Ginn
Vosee
A. Darwood
United States
J.B. Walker
CIA
Africa
Eggleston
Asia
Glen
A. Kettle
J. B. Trimble
Iowa Crop Bulletin Week Ending May 18
The weekly Iowa crop report notes a warmer week with two thirds of the state receiving excessive rainfall. Dry eastern districts face stronger rain needs to soften elods, while wet areas slow plowing and planting though field work resumes where possible. Corn planting is advanced in favorable spots with good germination in drained fields. seed corn quality is promising. Pastures and small grains show strong growth, and with normal weather soon the state crop outlook brightens. Apples and key small fruits show fairly good results.
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Iowa
Tipping the Hat Etiquette in Business
In New York Press observations on social etiquette note that tipping the hat is rare among men and usually avoided with strangers in business. It argues that offices lack etiquette and that men in commerce have little time for such rituals, though decency suggests a respectful greeting upon entering a private office.
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Henry H. Rogers
New York Press
Notable first anniversary celebration of Fortress Estherville No 1
Secret society event in northwestern Town marks the first anniversary of Fortress Esthervilla No 1 Ladies Militant. Capt A O Peterson of Canton Emmet and M A Raney of Marengo receive chivalry and Patriarchs Militant honors as members attend a banquet parade and program at the opera house and J O O F hall. Musical and literary offerings accompany the celebration with local clubs and guilds noted.
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Fortress
Esthervilla No. 1
A. O. Peterson
Canton
Emmet
M. A. Raney
Marengo
Patriarchs Militant
M. F. LeRoy
Manchester
Patriarchs
Hmmelsburg
West Bend
Spirit Lake
Capt
Opera House
J. O. O. F. Hall
Estherville bids for Northwest Iowa Picnic hosts
A Woodmen rooms meeting heard city business leaders back a bid to host the Northwest Iowa Picnic Association next summer. A committee of Herman Oransky, Robert Newbery, Mr. Malin and Mack J. Groves will raise funds to pursue the invitation and cover expenses. The Northwest Iowa Picnic was held here two years ago and was a success. In other notes, Judge Kinne’s reform of insaa ne care is praised as Iowa moves away from old mad houses to humane hospitals. A separate item previews a June 2 Estherville display of vaquero, frontier, and Western artifacts, not a circus, asserting authenticity and cost.
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Woodmen
Northwest
Iowa
Woodmen Picnic Association
Storm Lake
Herman Oransky
Robert Newbery
Mr. Malin
Mack J. Groves
Vinton Eagle
T Han
Kimme
League Rally Postponed by Road Conditions
The Epworth League rally at Grover, delayed from last Sunday, will occur next Sunday with the same program. A basket dinner is highlighted. County residents are invited to attend. The Estherville Presbyterian notes Hawarden church events and a feature on Iowa contributions by Dr. T. S. Bailey. A Ladies Guild market and sale is planned at Montgomery & Lyman Saturday.
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Montgomery & Lyman
Epworth League
Grover
Delliver League
Estherville
New Presbyterian
Hawarden
Condit
Conyberre
Wallace
Bailey
Gale
Ladies Guild
Wild Wet Shows Highlight Progress Obscuring Nature
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a contrast between civilization and nature, praising motors steam and electricity as progress while suggesting the loss of distinctive natural features and livelihoods on the continent. The text remains incomplete and garbled in places.
Jenkins Wins Peaceful Removal of Copahs from Warner's Ranch
J E Jenkins special Indian inspector is praised for peacefully moving the Copah Indians from Warner's ranch in California after nine years of failed removal attempts. The Riverside Enterprise reports his tactful leadership, aided by Indian Agent L A Wright and others, as 125 Indians and 40 white teamsters depart for Pala in a move seen as key to the Indians' civilization.
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J. E. Jenkins
Warner's Ranch
California
Indiana
Mr. Jenkins Ws
Riverside Enterprise
Temecula
Cal
Enterprise
Copahs
Caliente
James E. Jenkins
Pala
Roosevelt trips highlight dissatisfaction with presidents
Fragmentary read of a political commentary noting frequent presidential travel and public criticism of leadership. It mentions President Roosevelt and questions on the number and quality of presidents, reflecting a skeptical view of governance.
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Roosevelt
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Misa Bessie Ward
Dr. L. E. Hinshaw
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Belle Clancey
Blanche Miles
Philharmonic Club
Congress
New England
Mississippi
Florida
South Carolina
Georgia
Connecticut
Vermont
New Jersey
Minneapolis Tribune
Viking Clothingators
Will
Northwest Iowa Picnic Association
Judge Kinne
Germany
Mexico
Massachusetts
Eumla
Jenkins
T S
Nets
Longley, Low
Alexander
Longley, Low & Alexander
Longley
Low 8& Alexander
J.S. White & CO
Cora McDonnell
Southeast Corner Square
Rae A Aan
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