Community pages advertise Wallingford and neighbors
The Vindicator and Republican plans free pages for Wallingford Dannell and Dolliver to publish current events and advertise local merchants. Memorial services Sunday at 11 in the Christian church unite most city churches with Rev J W LaGrone to deliver the sermon. Memorial Sunday urged as a high patriotic observance. Presbyterian notes report no preaching next Sunday at the church.
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Vindicator
Republican
Wallingford
Dannell
Dolliver
Phillip
Christian Church
Presbyterian Church
Memorial services and Sunday programs at Christian church
All are urged to attend memorial services at the Christian church with Sunday school and Christian endeavor at the usual hour. A baccalaureate service is planned for eight o’clock in the evening.
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Christian Church
Christian Endeavor
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Community Church Parade Draws Growing Attendance
The M. B. church reports rising attendance as the splendid program for onilueen's day unfolds. Services grow stronger each Sunday and the publication urges readers to join, forming a steady habit of church attendance.
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M. B. Church
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Wool Grower Ad Promises Cash for Local Wool Sales
An advertisement urges wool growers to sell at home for immediate cash. It touts no delays or storage charges, offers on-site grading for large lots, and mentions OSHMAN & SONS COMPANY Cedar Rapids Iowa with local rep Vv. James Estherville. Also notes low-cost drain tile work and a teasing line about someone missing Ehlers ad this week.
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Oshman & Sons Company
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
James
Estherville
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First National Bank
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F. A. Rhodes
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C. C. Scharfenberg
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