Town Officials and Directors Listed for Burgess-Fred A. Steber
Town governance roster names the council president and members, clerk, treasurer, justices, collector, attorney, engineer, constables, and school directors. It lists specific individuals including Frantz, Hazeltine, Meacham, and Cowan among others. The document reflects a formal municipal administration slate.
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Wm. Schuur
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S.G. Ward
John Rowland
John G. Brown
Wm. H. Hegerty
D. I. Ball
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Songs of the Season and Seasonal Verses
A collage of verse notes from Juliet M. Lippmann and others on spring charms, mothers watchful over children, soldiers' return, and childhood memory. Includes pieces by A. E. Woodworth, M. A. Holt, S. E. Kiser, and others with reflections on life, sailing, and singing.
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A Morning Prayer and Love’s Word in Verse
A Morning Prayer contemplates adding a touch of joy to the world through a small act. A short poem about a farewell after a brief meeting, where a single word alters happiness. Another verse compares love’s vast reach to earthly distances and divine limits, ending that love endures beyond measure.
Chicago as World’s Greatest Railroad Center
The city leads as a railroad hub with 150000 suburban riders daily on the Illinois Central. Chicago handles 1366 regular trains daily across 28 trunk lines, including 284 through and mail trains, and 694 suburban and freight trains. Freight totals from 1898 include 6 million tons eastbound and vast westbound grain and meat shipments totaling hundreds of millions of bushels and pounds.
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Quotes and quips from a bustling city page
A humorous collage of aphorisms jokes and comic vignettes about life advertising memory love and society. The items include editor anecdotes postal notes and light satire referencing divorces infidelity and a New York paper study. The piece ends with a quip about delinquent subscribers in heaven.
Printing Notice From The MaiL Job Dept
The MaiL printing department advertises modern facilities for all job printing needs. It offers low prices for books, pamphlets, sale bills, programs, circulars, letter heads, envelopes, bill heads, blanks, catalogs, business cards and related items with quick turnaround. Continuous solicits readers to give a trial.
History of the Week Nov 2 4 7 8 1910 Battles disasters and politics
A sweeping recap notes Ladysmith battles, Boer advances near Kimberley, Philippines actions, naval events, ship losses, and political shifts. Includes storms from Maine to the Carolinas, suicides, assassinations, and depot fires as daily items from Nov 2 to Nov 8.
The Living Bread in Christian Endeavor Sermon
Wm K Fisher outlines Jesus as the Bread of Life in a Nevada 12 Christian Endeavor talk. He compares Christ to the True Vine Light of the World Water of Life and Shepherd, urging trust for daily needs and spiritual sustenance over earthly wealth. He debates Moses manna versus Christ as heavenly bread and quotes Reynolds and Thomson on Jesus as the bread from heaven.
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Endea vorers Face Sunday Streetcar Dilemma at Meeting
On a hot July day Mr. Sheldon debates whether Endea vorers will ride streetcars to Sunday events. He recalls past conventions showing they likely will not attend by walking to a distant preaching appointment. The Kansas church delegation is assigned to the venue and fills the packed church.
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Little Boy’s Honest Honor Tale at School
An old schoolmaster tests a minister during a school exam. A boy, asked to explain the fifth commandment, admits with blushes that he aided men who hurt his feet with sharp stones. They paid him to buy shoes, which he then gave to his mother, hoping to spare her barefoot suffering.
Wit and whims of society observed in playful quips
A collection of satirical aphorisms on gender roles, manners, and social behavior. Observations touch on masculine remorse, fashion, reputation, and the odd ways clubs and matrimony intertwine with everyday life.
Living Bread topic opens Epworth League discussion
The Epworth League gathers November 12 with William K. Fisher speaking on The Living Bread John 6 26 35. The article urges presenting Jesus as the Bread of Life to all, noting His sufficiency for every soul and the Spirit’s power to move hearts across social classes and ages.
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A Soft Answer and Golden Words for All Ages
Adelaide May Thompson reflects on Proverbs 15 1 and James 3 stern counsel on calm speech. The article urges children to use gentle words to soothe anger and offer comfort and guidance in troubled times. It likens well spoken words to golden apples in silver vessels and champions timely kind speech.
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Salvation of the individual and society in harmony
Dr. Chas. Roads argues that individual salvation accelerates social reform and that evangelists should join with Christian reformers. He cites Jesus parables as illustrating growth on both tracks and stresses that progress requires Christlike people guiding legislation and administration.
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Humility and Holiness in Modern Faith
A fragmentary column discusses the holiness movement stressing humility as proof of true holiness. It urges humility before God and people as the test of holiness, citing Andrew Murray and Jesus as examples, then shifts to social quips about gender roles and marriage expectations.
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