Ainsworth U. P. Church Seventy Years Old Today
The Ainsworth United Presbyterian Church marks seventy years with charter members listed and historical notes on early elders pastors and growth. Key figures include William Livingston Robert Hamil J. C. Boice J. P. McKenzie and J. W. Johnson among others. The history details expansions from 42 to 185 members in 32 years and elder lineage through 1896.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Dpd
Edmondson
Matthew Edmondson
Damaris Edmondson
Rosanna Sands
John, Elliot
S. J. Elliot
Er. T. Sands
M. A. Sands
James Paul
Jane Hamilton
Martha J. Paul
Mary J. Wallace
Eliza Wallace
Isabelle G. Wallace
Robert Hamil
Nancy J. Hamil
Elisa Strain
Henrietta Strain
Elizabethe McClurg
J. W. Crawford
Mary Crawford
Joseph
Mr. Livingston
Dalton
Mr. Hamil
Tibb. McMillan
J. W. McConnell
J. C
McKenzie
Paxton
Ohio
T. J. Beard
James Doig
Grand Prairie
Ainsworth
Monmouth
Ill
N. H. Brown
W. H. Lytle
George Welch
Rachael Edmondson
William A. Hamil
Anna Edmondson
May Rowan
J. A. Barnes
R. H. Moreland
G. M. Welch
Harvey = Barnes
Ceorre Welch
Jennie A. Walker
Johnson
Arid Conditions Worst on Record in Iowa
Des Moines reports record dry period with eleven months of deficient rainfall and the October to April season the driest on record. Rainfall through April 24 averaged only half normal as dust storms increase and vegetation growth slows. Corn and oats planting and germination face delays while a parsonage and two churches undergo renovation and rebuilding amid the drought and historical notes from 1870s to 1890s.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Charles 0. Reed
Reed
Drouth
Weather Outlook Sees Warmer Temperatures Return
DES MOINES April 25 temperatures were expected to climb ten to twenty degrees by tonight signaling the end of a cool spell. Elsewhere last night saw 19 degrees at Iowa Falls with freezing conditions and light frosts reported across parts of the state as moisture shortages pressured pastures and gardens.
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Des Moines
Iowa Falls
Palm sugar origins and widespread use across regions
Palm sugar, a product similar to maple smear, is produced from the sap of various tropical palms especially the wild or cultivated nilmo and palarea. It is largely consumed by native populations in India, the Nile valley and elsewhere.
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India
Nile Valley
Inform Warden About Fox Dens
Deputy Game Warden T K Johnston urges farmers to report fox dens before destroying them. He notes fox pups are often killed but should be handled humanely, with permissions sought from the deputy warden and cooperation from county officials.
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T. K. Johnston
Thos. K. Johnston
Sigourney
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