Keokuk Presbytery Hosts Women's Missionary Convention
The Keokuk Presbytery of the United Presbyterian church opened a Women s Missionary societies convention at Second Church amid rain. Rev Fred Elliott spoke on women s equal role, urging partnership with men in social and religious work. The morning session heard reports on year s gifts nearing two thousand dollars, with nominations for officers announced for leadership roles.
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Sionary Societies
Keokuk
United Presbyterian Church
W. A. Cook
Presbyterial Society
Bessie McLaughlin
Ian Mcclaren
Wonnie Brier Bush
Drumtochty
McLaughlin
N. L. Hanson
Burlington
Fort Sherman
Mike Lewis
W. K K. Anderson
Fred Elliott
Morning Sun
East
A. S. Bailey
Ainsworth
J. C. Marshall
Columbus City
J. @. Currie
Crawfordsville
Bina Porter
Young Women's Missionary Societies
Presbytery
Lottie Guthrie
Fern McLaughlin
Eva Livingston
Keokuk Presbytery
George Beckerman
Cynthia E. Wilson
India
Inspiring Address Praised by Audience
An inspiring address drew warm appreciation from one audience, leaving attendees touched by the speaker's message and delivery.
Funeral of Mrs. Sarah Teeter Held at MacConner Home
The funeral service for the late Mrs. Sarah Teeter was held yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Mac Conner residence. Rev. W. R. Sawhill and Rev. W. O. Fisher officiated. Pall bearers included J. W. Teeter, Hugh Teeter, Mace Conner, R. W. Gibson, Wes Porter, and Elmer Thoma. Interment followed at Elm Grove cemetery.
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Sarah Teeter
Mac Conner
W. R. Sawhill
W. O. Fisher
J. W. Teeter
Hugh Teeter
Mace Conner
R. W. Gibson
Wes Porter
Elmer Thoma
Elm Grove Cemetery
Chorus of well balanced voices at church concert
A chorus of well balanced mate voices will greet you at the MetHodist church on the evening of April 8. Miss Foster the director and soloist of the club has a voice of unusual quality and all who have heard her will not miss this opportunity of hearing her again.
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Miss Foster
Getting Even
Mr Snapp vows to settle an old score with Cadley while planning Cadley’s dinner visit. Mrs Snapp questions Wednesday dinner as she faces cooking duties. The exchange hints at a personal grudge affecting domestic plans.
Mindset Shapes Perception We Color Our World
The remark notes that one’s mental outlook colors experiences and that a brighter expectation tends to yield brighter outcomes, linking mood to perception and suggesting positivity influences daily life.
Rainfall brings first notable spring shower
The rainfall yesterday and last night totaled 1.79 inches marking the first significant spring rain. It came with chilly air, the thermometer dipping to 34.5 degrees, but sunshine returned this morning and today is one of the pleasant spring days.
Vinci credited with restoring child after pneumonia attack
Mrs J W Flage recalls her daughter’s illness with pneumonia described as ill weak and emaciated. She states that after starting Vinci the child improved rapidly and recovered strength, with the doctor praising Vinci as a fine remedy.
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J. W. Flage
Mrs A C Fuller Visits Fairfield Then Bernhart Home
Mrs A C Fuller and three children traveled to Fairfield for a brief visit. They will proceed to Bernhart Iowa to visit her father George Whitmore at his home.
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A. C. Fuller
Cldren
Fairfield
Bernhart
Iowa
George Whitmore
Notice to Contractors for East Washington Street Improvements
The City of Washington Iowa invites sealed proposals for grading curbing guttering and paving East Washington Street from the Second Avenue center line to the city boundary. Bids due April 21 1910 with $1000 certified check and $15000 bond. Work to begin on or before May 2 1910 and complete by September 1 1910 with payments via city assessments and contract provisions.
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Kcmen Street
Washington
Iowa
East Washington Street
Second Avenue
9Th Avenue
4Th Avenue
Suh Avenue
6Th Avenue
Sth Avenue
East Washington
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad Company
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad
City of Washington Iowa Bid Notice for 1910 Improvement
The bid notice states that if the successful bidder fails to sign a contract or furnish bond, the certified bid check is forfeited to the City of Washington Iowa as liquidated damages. The City Council will act on proposals on April 21 1910 at 8 o clock p m. The notice is published by authority of the City Council. Fred H Steck City Clerk.
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Washington
Iowa
City of
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United Presbyterian Women
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Thankoffering Service
of the Women's Mis
S. H. Johnson
David Anwyl
Jennie Kilgore
West Chester
A. A. Long
Keota
Harvey & Warfel
Mes
Teeter
Meblueninney
Richard Hudnuts
Studebaker
Sechler
Mitchell
Black Hawk
Oliver
Rock Island
Deering
Des Moines
U.S
Advance
Fairbanks Morse
Eclipse
Transfer and Storage Co
Fred H. Steck
Said City
Rothschild’s
South Side Square
Washington, Iowa
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