International Congress of Working Women Planned in Washington
Women workers from 34 countries gather in Washington on October 23 for the first International Congress of Working Women. Delegates from Finland Czecho Slovakia Poland France Japan Belgium England Argentina and Canada announced. Belgium will send Mme Victoire Cappe and Margaret Banfield of Great Britain will advise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Poland
France
Japan
Belgium
England
Canada
Mmne
Victoire Cappe
United States
Margaret Banfield
National Federation of Women Workers
Great Britain
Congress of Working Women
Miss Bondfield
Women’s Trade Union League
Philadelphia
Women‘s Industrial Organizations of
American League
Niet
League of Nations Society
Committee On International Relations
Women's Trade Unio League
Conress
Working Women
Czecho-Slovaks to Attend Congress of Working Women
Czecho Slovaks and Poles head to Washington for the International Congress of Working Women opening October 23. Delegates from Belgium England Switzerland Japan and Italy join the effort coordinated by Miss Mary Anderson of the National Women's Trade Union League. Mina Anderson reports additional representation and transport dependences shape travel timelines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Women's Trade Union League of America
Belgium
Great Britain
Czecho-Slovakia
Poland
Congress of Working Women
Washington
Mary Anderson
Mina Anderson
Telephone Operators' Association of
Belium
England
Switzerland
Japan
Italy
Local notes from Wallingford and nearby towns
A Wallingford roundup details health updates, employment, and social events. A. V. Bormann returns from Dubuque. Miss Odena Gilbert ill with bronchitis. Dr. Coleman attends. The Sandven store in Estherville hires Theodore Anderson after school. Hepp family welcomes a son born October 12. Attendees of Daddy Long Legs at Grand Theater praise a packed house. Paul Johnson may lease the Jas. Ressell farm. Joe Brinkman returns from Milford for a two week farm-holiday. Calmer discharged after hospital operation. Tra Overholt visits Spirit Lake. L. E. Crim to bring a poultry car. farm prices slump with poultry at 1c and hogs at 12c. Several youths attend a Graettinger dance. George Truesdell to move to town for $2,000 rent. Gus Gilbert visits Stordon, Minnesota. Harry Sorenson of Estherville promoting Reo vehicles. Threshing finished. yields decent with oats 40-50 bu/acre, barley ~25 bu, wheat sparse. Sever Syverson loses seven geese to an animal likely a fox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. V. Bormann
Dubuque
Odena Gilbert
Coleman
Theodore Anderson
Sandven
Estherville
Fred Hepp
James Kasa
Ravenna
Minnesota
Ole Pauls
Daddy Long Legs
Grand Theater
Mary Pick
Paul Johnson
Jas. Ressell
Paul
Joe Brinkman
Milford
Calmer
Graettinger
George Truesdell
Tie
Gus Gilbert
Stordon
Harry Sorenson
Markley Implement Co
Church and Local News from Superior West Met
Local notes from Superior include visits by Mr and Mrs H H Schmidt and others at the L J Anderson home. W J DeWall installs a new cellar under his house while Mrs H J Anderson suffers another illness spell. A birthday dinner honors H C Gunderson and others. Irene Small and Eugene Hoyt wed in Chicago and plan move to Fred Hoyt home. spring move to Oelwein. Funeral attendees include Mrs George Kruse and sons from Dakota. Sticktuit Club gathering planned with Mrs DeWall and Mrs Larson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Schmidt
L. J. Anderson
Superior
W. J. Dewall
H. J. Anderson
J. W. Rathman, Jr
H. C. Gunderson
Otto Bischel
John Lorenz
Ed Gilliland
Claus Martens
Mrs. Rathman, Sr
Estherville
Donald Cockburn
Irene Small
Eugene Hoyt
Chicago
Fred Hoyt
Oelwein
Toliff
North Dakota
Dakota
DeWall
Larson
Gruver Church Sees Missionary Help and Farewell Event
In Gruver a Sunday service featured Captain O'Brien delivering the address with remarks from Mr. Scotten and Rev. Ferguson of Fort Dodge on church and missionary work. Various residents visit, shipments head to Chicago, and a community farewell for Rev. and Mrs. Nichol is planned at the Graver church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Om Ee Rm Gruvet Church
O’brien
Scotten
Grover
J. L. Brown
George Calahan
Calahan
Ramsey
Albert
Hartman
Frank
Anton Roben
Minnesota
Graver and
Maple Hill
Frederick Nichol
Graver
Beet
Fora Dodge
Wilkingon Salé
Pansy Guild
Wretzbaughter
Mignon Brooke
Truth Everlasting and the Endurance of Death
A philosophical meditation on the nature of truth, love, and death. The text asserts truth eternal beyond birth and death, linking existence to the universe and suggesting love and sin persist with it across all time.
Go Easy on Criticism Advice from a Growing Man
A reflective note counsels restraint in criticizing others, noting that people mature and may outgrow the flaws critics dislike by tomorrow, urging patience and understanding in judgments.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Congress
Washington, D. C
Wallingford
Sever Syverson
Fox
West Met
Rudy Wiedoff
Florence Farrell
Americas
Grand Théatre
Mon
Strube Bros. Music House
Gruver
Godredy
Puttar Milne
Éullers
Robert Harvey
Wheatland, Illinois
Will
Steward
Harvey Brown
Will Harvey
O. K. Wertzbaugher
Galt
David Murray
Lockport
Ilinois
Godfrey
Krieger
Ladies League
Higinbotham
Bill Waechtey
Estherville Furniture Co
Chas. D. Bixby
J. T. Johnston
John Ross
Minneapolis
Ladie Ross
Estherville, Lewa
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!