Local News Notes From Crawfordsville and Washington
Local brief recalls DeLong returning to Crawfordsville after a brief visit. Mrs James Jones and Denis have left Miriam Jones home in Crawfordsville after a visit. Tiecke of Davenport departed Washington after an acting night. Miss Wesler from West Seventh left for Washington for a short visit.
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DeLong
Crawfordsville
James Jones
Denis
Miriam Jones
Ing Tiecke
Davenport
Washington
Miss Wesler
West Seventh
Muscatine
Ruth I 14 22 Commentary Overview
The lesson from Ruth I 14 22 reflects on Naomi and Ruth's loyalty amid hardship in Moab. It traces God’s hidden guidance, notes Ruth’s devotion to Naomi, and links the lineage to David with Christ as the kinsman Redeemer. It contrasts steadfast faith with worldly distraction and recalls supportive Gentile figures.
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American Press Association
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Othniel
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Barak
Jephtha
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Ruth
Boas
Rahab
Jericho
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Moab
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Ittal
Jesus
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Timber output cut in Menominee mills next summer
Menominee Michigan reports a planned lumber cut from 150 million feet to 75 million feet due to lower lumber prices. Telegraph and telephone pole production will shrink as demand fades and construction halts. Railroad ties remain in demand and will be produced. many woodsmen have returned to the city over wage cuts.
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Menominee, Mich
Menominee
Upper Peninsula
Expert calls frost loss a market clearing in Michigan
Battle Creek Mich Dec 6 I M Barden of South Haven told state horticulturists that the recent freeze ruined peach crops but served as a market clearing, weeding out worthless orchards and uplifting grower ideals, drawing a parallel to San Francisco's rebuilding example.
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Battle Creek
Mich
San Francisco
I. M. Barden
South Haven
Michigan
Resignations Not Accepted by UMWA District 18 Convention
The United Mine Workers of America district 18 in Des Moines Iowa refused to accept the resignations of John P. White and other officers. The officers quit after workers rejected their counsel to take pay in checks during the stringency, with the men choosing to strike instead.
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United Mine Workers of Iowa
Des Moines
John P. White
United Mine Workers of America
District No. 18
Indiana Prohibition Chooses New State Chairman
F W Lough of Waynetown was elected chairman of the Prohibition state committee at a meeting in Indianapolis. He succeeds Homer J Hall of Franklin and will establish permanent headquarters in the city January first.
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Indianapolis
F. W. Lough
Waynetown
Claypool Hotel
Dy. Homer J. Hall
Franklin
Weather Forecast for Five Midwest States
The official forecast predicts rising temperatures across Illinois Indiana Iowa Lower Michigan and Wisconsin through tonight 8 o'clock.
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Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Lower
Michigan
Wisconsin—Fair
Markets Mixed As Chicago Board Quotes Edge Markets
Chicago Board of Trade quotations show mixed movement for Wheat Corn and Oats with Dec and May contracts varying. Live stock and hay prices operate alongside, with Hog and Cattle receipts noted and East Buffalo consignments offering regional bids.
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Chicago Board of Trade
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Hay
Timothy Hay
Illinois
Indiana
Wisconsin
East Buffalo
N. Y
Dunning & Stevens
Live Stock Commission
Century's Biggest Bargain Cong Taylor Sees Panama Canal
Congressman Taylor of Alabama, after visiting the canal zone, praises the United States purchase as the century's greatest bargain. He notes rapid work by army engineers, the value of the canal and Panama railroad, and says he has shifted from opposition to strong support for the project.
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Panama Canal
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Alabama
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Canal Zone
White House
Washington
New York Tribune
United States
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Isthmus
Gatun
Culebra
Nicaragua
Ban on Christmas gifts prompts Chicago club reform
The Chicago Women's club launches a campaign to abolish Christmas presents led by Mrs. I S Blackwelder and Mrs. Ellen M Henrotin. They call Christmas shopping an American woman's cardinal sin and blame extravagance for financial stringency, urging societal reform.
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Chicago
New York Tribune
I.S. Blackwelder
Ellen M. Henrotin
Reform Committee
Nurses to Be Singers in the Future
Baltimore dispatch reports Dr. George Stratton of Johns Hopkins urges nurses to sing to soothe patients. At a Johns Hopkins Hospital Nurses' club talk he stressed music's impact in the sickroom and said young nurses should be able to sing as part of their calling.
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Washington Post
Johns Hopkins Hospital Nurses’ Club
George Stratton
Johns Hopkins University
Stratton
Rebuilding of Frisco's Chinatown After Fire
The San Francisco Chinatown, burned by the fire, is rapidly rebuilt by enterprising Chinese merchants who returned from Oakland. New brick structures rise on the former show place, giving the district a distinctive oriental character as business and life resume.
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Chinatown
San Francisco
San Francisco Chronicle
Bay
Oakland
Planting Cocoanuts In Samoa
E G Simion a cocoanut planter of Samoa now in Seattle says the German government saves the world from a possible coconut famine by replacing dead trees with new ones yearly. He notes no immediate shortage but the market is improving as foreign copra experiments grow. He accuses the United States of neglecting Samoa while other powers seek profits on the island.
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Simion
Seattle
Seattle Times
United States
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