Religion Is America’s Big Need Says Rev W H Rogers
The Rev W H Rogers pastor of Muscatine Baptist church told the Washington Baptist brotherhood that pure undailled religion underpins Americanism He warned of anarchist perils from Europe and urged moral unity He denounced Mormon missionaries and warned against alien influence while praising Christianity as central to U S laws and national identity
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W. H. Rogers
Baptist Church
Muscatine
Washington Baptist Brotherhood
America
Rob't Ingersoll
United States
Rogers
Iowa
Washington
Dr. Rogers
Rome
Gibbons
A. R. Miller
G. C. Brenneman
Keola Baptist Church
D. J. Palmer
J. L. Brookhart
Miller
Mr. Brookhart
Des Moines
Col. Palmer
First United Presbyterian Congregation
J. A. Hyink
Baptist Brotherhood
WV. Long
Wilbur L. Clapp
Frank R. Sege
C. W. Long
Charles Hays
W. F. Huxford
Baptist
EB. J. Bronson
Iowa Anti-saloon League
GROW 2-LB LEMONS AT CRAWFORDSVILLE
Crawfordsville reports remarkable lemon growth in Washington county. Mrs John Lease sent two lemons weighing two pounds and a pound and a half from a tree she nurtures for fourteen years. The tree yields varied fruit sizes and blooms year round, proving lemons can thrive in local climate and offer pie filling and profit.
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Crawfordsville
Washington County
Journal
John Lease
Washington
Thieree
Lease
Washington county sees rush to Victory Liberty Bonds
Government installment plan requiring 10 percent upfront and multiple subsequent payments through November 11 1919 drives investment in Victory Liberty Bonds. Bonds yield 4 percent and are tax free with no bank purchases yet. county subscriptions total 1 107 850 dollars and exceed the county quota by 25 906 dollars as residents rush to invest before May 7 when the books close.
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Victory Liberty
Washington County
Liberty Loan Organization
Federal Reserve Bank
Chicago
Washington City
Washington
Marsh W. Bailey
Altho
Foley Ad Offers Trial Pack for Coughs and Colds
An advertisement invites readers to cut out a slip and mail it to Foley and Co in Chicago for a trial package of Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Foley Kidney Pills and Foley Cathartic Tablets. Lemmons Pharmacy runs the ad.
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Foley & Co
Sheffield Ave
Chicago
Foley
Lemmons Pharmacy
Shaw family welcomes Arnett Rowe Shaw
Local note: Harold E. Shaw and his wife of East Orange New Jersey welcomed a son named Arnett Rowe Shaw. The infant weighed seven pounds and a quarter. Miss Wilma Rowe is remembered in the community.
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Harold E. Shaw
East Orange
N. J
Money needed for Iowa regiment in New York camp
Des Moines reports the 168th Infantry from Iowa is nearly broke while stranded in New York. Loyal Iowa donors have exhausted funds. Mason City and Ottumwa contributed $10 per man, with at least $2500 needed immediately. Governor Harding started the Rainbow fund with $100, and Judge B W Preston joined the effort. First Sergeant Cecil A Turner returned home from overseas with honorable discharge.
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Des Moines, In
Iowa
168Th Infantry
New York
Port City
Des Moines
Mason City
Ottumwa
Ambrose O'Connell
Hall of States
Harding
Rainbow
B. W. Preston
Oskaloosa
Walker
Cecil A. Turner
Camp Dodge
U. S. Army
Cecil
Funeral Service for Mrs. Mary Ellen Willeton
Funeral services were held at two o clock Tuesday afternoon at the Woodford chapel conducted by Rev W G Robb of Covenanter church. Pallbearers listed include J M Godfrey W D Martin S P Wy lie J R George Dr BE M McConneaughy and L Samson. Interment followed at Elm Grove cemetery.
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Willson
Mary Ellen Willeton
Woodford Chapel
W. G. Robb
Covenanter Church
J. M. Godfrey
W. D. Martin
S. P. Wylie
J. R. George
BE. M. McConneaughy
L. Samson
Elm Grove Cemetery
Card of Thanks for Mary Ellen Wilson
We express appreciation for the kindness of friends and neighbors during my mother Mary Ellen Wilsons illness and after her death. Martha J Stout T J Willson CC D Willson
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Mary Ellen Wilson
To Keep Young with the Young
The piece urges adults to stay youthful by joining children in their joys and play. It argues that engaging with kids sustains sympathy and zest and that keeping distance dulls the spirit and wastes the chance to stay connected with youth.
Baseball Scores and Standings From Tuesday Games
National League results show St Louis 1 Chicago 0 Cincinnati 1 Pittsburgh 1 Philadelphia 0 Brooklyn 5 New York Boston no game and cold weather. American League Chicago 3 Detroit 1 Cleveland 2 St Louis 0 Washington 4 Boston 2 Philadelphia 7 New York 1. American Association Milwaukee 5 Indianapolis 0 Columbus 8 Minneapolis 2 St Paul Lovinvile rain no game.
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St. Louis
Chicago
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
New York-Boston
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
Boston
New York
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Columbus
Minneapolis
St. Paul-Lovinville
Peret
Cidcimbas Coorcesses Escyeesecmh
Jegiai
Fostere
Pia
End of Another Romance Newport Court Case
Mrs Jack Geraghty formerly Miss Julia Estelle French sues for divorce alleging cruelty and failure to provide The couple, connected to prominent families including Mrs Fisie French Valderbilt, eloped in 1911 and later lived on a farm near Wooburn Mass where Geraghty worked as a chauffeur and salesman during travel to Boston.
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Newport
Ft. 1
Jack Geraghty
Julia Estelle French
Jack French
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