Washington hears Dr Brown famed preacher in Sunday sermon
Dr Charles R K Brown of Yale Divinity School preached at the Washington Methodist Church. The visit followed an Oakland departure and included his wife and sister. He urged trust in the Lord, morality with religion, and active good citizenship, criticizing political passivity.
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Washington
United States
Charles RK. Brown
Yale Divinity School
New Haven
Colenso
W. W. Bowers
Methodist Church
Dr. Bowers
Oakland
Cal
Yale
Seth Thomas
Fort Dodge
Thomas
Iown
Washington High School
Dr. Brown
Boys Break Window Swinging on Awning
Two young boys caused a transom break at the A. E. Atchison shoe store in the Morrison building while swinging from awning rods. They are not likely to face further punishment beyond paying for the damage, as businessmen hope the incident will teach a lesson about unsafe gymnastic use of supports.
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Washington
A. E. Atchison
Morrison
E E Marsh Dies in Goodland Ind Funeral Tuesday
Mrs C B Yard reports BE Marsh died Saturday at 10 15 p m in Goodland Ind Funeral services set for Tuesday at 2 30 officiants and burial details not listed Mr Marsh was son in law of Mr and Mrs J W Baker
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C. B. Yard
Goodland
Ind
BE. BE. Marsh
Mr. Marsh
J. W. Baker
Work and faith define a citizen’s duty in public service
A speech emphasizes that economic security comes from rightly ordered industry and daily work. It calls for active criticism, honest labor six days a week, and living religion as life not form. The speaker urges perseverance toward economic security and human brotherhood.
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Jesus
Smokers Open Admen Meet at Chautauqua Park
Ninth District Advertising clubs convention under way at Chautauqua grounds draws delegations from Davenport Des Moines Muscatine Cedar Rapids Burlington Winfield North English Ottumwa Kalona Fairfield Mason City and more Attendees include Carl W Hunt New York general manager and speakers Fred P Mann Devil's Lake J W Fisk Milwaukee James A Austin Omaha Evening events feature a smoker at eight o clock athletic contests and a Washington band concert with Pimer McKinley cowboy violinist on open date.
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Chautauqua
Pimer McKinley
Washington Band
Carl W. Hunt
New York
Fred P. Mann
Devil's Lake
North Dakota
J W. Fisk
Milwaukee
James A. Austin
Omaha
Davenport
Des Moines
Muscatine
Cedar Rapids
Burlington
Winfield
North English
Wellman
Ottumwa
Kalona
Fair‘field
Mason City
Marshalltown
Ceniterville
Grimstead Reports He Was Held Up In Davenport
Jason Grimstead of Davenport said he was held up yesterday at 9 40 p m on South Second Avenue near the Kiefer garage and YMCA by a gunman who took about 33 dollars. Police searched for the suspect but did not find him.
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Davenport
Washington
South Second Avenue
Kiefer
Grimstead
Legion in Special Coach to Ottumwa
Leon Beatty post plans a special Milwaukee coach for Ottumwa Legion convention delegates. Washington band leads the crew assembling at eight, marching to the station for a nine twenty departure. Judge Kenesaw Mountain Land will headline tomorrow’s session as the convention runs through Wednesday with many from surrounding posts attending.
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Ottumwa
Leon Beatty
The
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Legionaires
Washington
Milwaukee
Charles Denison
Denison
Post
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Leeionaires
Bob Lytle
Wayne Brown
Kenesaw Mountain Land of
Chicago
Farmers Night at County Convention Features Speakers and Ball Game
The gathering opens with a forenoon session featuring Mayor Alberson Victor Martin Davenport Carl Hunt and Fred P Mann. A North English Washington baseball game follows at 4 PM near the Chautauqua grounds then a general evening meeting invites all farmers free of charge with J W Coverdale Farm Bureau leader giving The Agricultural Situation address.
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Farm Bureau Federation
Advertising Club
Mayor Alberson
Victor Martin
Davenport
Carl Hunt
Fred P. Mann
James Austin
Omaha
John de Wild
St. Louis
J. W. Fisk
Milwaukee
Chautauqua Grounds
J.W. Coverdale
Coverdale
Jallau det? College for the Deaf in Washington
The article notes Gallaudet College in Washington as the only institution of higher education worldwide dedicated exclusively to the deaf. It highlights its status and pioneering role in deaf education.
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Jallaudet College
Washington
The Time for Silence Proverb Reflects on Speech
A reflective note on choosing silence when words offer no value and the right moment calls for restraint. The saying emphasizes cautious speech and the wisdom of speaking only with purpose.
Dutch Creek Fair Draws 1500 At Valley Church Picnic
About 1500 people attended the first Dutch Creek fair at Walter Sheets grove. The Valley church event, led by Rev. Carl W. Klein, featured races, contests, exhibits, an auction raising nearly four hundred dollars, and a speech by Senator Smith W. Brookhart on farm relief and policy.
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Walter Sheets
Washington
Valley
Carl W. Klein
Klein
J. M. Stewart
East of Answorth
G. H. Mayer
Ralph Augustine
Nick Tinnes
Arthur Mayer
Howard Altenborne
Frank Feltz
Poland
China
R. G. Sheets
Fred Sheets
Macon
Valley Church
Brookhart
Family heads to Italy for year long stay
Mr and Mrs Ernest Marencet and three children plan a year long stay in Italy leaving tomorrow evening. They will stop in Chicago and New York before sailing on an Italian steamer September first. Ernie, proprietor of the Chocolate Shop, will be missed here after years in the United States. Mareucci intends to bring his wife's mother back with them.
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Ernest Marencet
Italy
Chicago
New York
Ernie
United States
Mareucci
Apple Trees Should Be Set Back By Pruning
Sam Leeper showcases Rhode Island greening apples on the Donald McLaughlin farm southeast of Washington. He warns the wet season sped growth and urges immediate pruning to prevent winter kill. Leeper notes unusually vigorous growth with two trees in full bloom. Roy Hartmann family of Fairfield visited the Tuckers.
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Sam Leeper
Rhode Island
Donald McLaughlin
Washington
Leeper
Mr. Leeper
Iowa
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