Local Shriners Hold Regular Meeting and Social
Shriners number ten of the White Shrine of Jerusalem met at Moose Hall with petitions balloted and a plan for an Ayniver event on March 25. Members and visitors came from Winfield, Mt Union, Muscatine, Richland, Wellman, Keota, and Brighton. social time followed.
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Jerusalem
Moose Hall
Tiwan
Winfield
Mt Union
Muscatine
Richland
Wellman
Keota
Hrighton
Enlistment Drive Planned for Local Cavalry Troop
At the armory meeting the cavalry unit here plans a vigorous recruiting drive to reach seventy members. Earl Erman leads the effort with several new enlistees already, bringing total to 45. Youths urged to enroll by seeing Mr Limerman as the troop joins a state cavalry regiment.
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Earlerman
Limerman
Rare Snowy Owls Sighted in Country For First Time This Year
Snowy owls, rare Arctic visitors, were observed this season marking a notable event. Only four prior sightings have been recorded in the nation's history, underscoring the unusual nature of the occurrence.
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Arctic
County Churches Preparatory Service and Meeting
Preparatory service Saturday at 2 PM followed by an important congregational meeting at 2 45 PM. Communion service Sunday morning. Quote: If a man love me he will keep my commandments. Pastor B M Dobbin.
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B. M. Dobbin
West Chester Methodist Church Services Sunday Feb 29
The West Chester Methodist Church will hold regular morning and evening services on Sunday February 29. Pastor H. C. Druse will officiate at both services.
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West Chester
Ehurch
H. C. Druse
Local business visitors and moves among Iowa towns
Harry Leffler and Elmer Warnock of Ainsworth are business visitors in town. Joseph M. Snider died at his home five miles south Wednesday afternoon leaving 38 grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Lemley return from California. Earl Lyons of Wayland visited on business. W. W. Cherry reports excellent ice fourteen inches thick. J. E. Gibson of Oskaloosa to work at Hartman ice cream factory. George McDaniels returns to Washington after Keota years and will travel for Thoma & Son of Fairfield. Welcome to these residents back in the Cleanest City in Iowa.
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Vera M. Crone
Harry A Drake
Methodist
Muscatine
Iowa
George Binge
H. M. Crane
Washington
A. L Drake
Sarver
Pennsylvania
Leslie Mountford
Anna Podaril
Walter L. Jones
Bessie Podaril
Burrel Jones
Alnaworth
Columbus Junction
Jones
France
Harry Leffler
Elmer Warnock
Ainsworth
Joseph M. Snider
J. E. Gibson
Oskaloosa
Hartman
George McDaniels
Keota
McDaniels
J. E. Lemmon
Thoma & Son
Fairfield
Services At Church This Sunday With Multiple Sessions
The church offers Sunday School at 9:45, Junior C F at 4:00, Christian Endeavor at 6:00, and services at 11:09 2 pm and 7:66 pm with the sermon That They May All Be One. An illustrated sermon on Syria is at 7:00. The pastor is Arthur R. Oates. Near East Relief displays are shown and attendees are urged to welcome all visitors.
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Junior C.F
Syria
Ameca
Arthur R. Oates
Religious services schedule with sermons and music
Sabbath school at 9:45 a m and morning worship at 11:00 worship guest speakers and two sermons titled Sons of Strength and A Directory of the Devout Life special music both services choir performs Sing O Heavens and As Pants the Hart solo by request evening anthems O Sing Unto the Lord and The Lord Is My Strength Emer son Rev J M Wishart minister Miss Carolyn Hamilton mass director Miss Helen Harvey pianist
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Sons of Strength
Christian Endeavor
O Heavens
Pants the Hart
Parker
Mason
Emerson
J. M. Wishart
Carolyn Hamilton
Helen Harvey
Second United Presbyterian Sunday Schedule
The church offers Sabbath School at 9 45 and preaching at 11 00 with evening services at 7 00 and a 6 00 Christian Endeavor. The pastor preaches both morning and evening. A stereopticon lecture at 7 30 tonight prepares for Sabbath services. All are welcome.
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Second United Presbyterian
Christian Endeavor
Public worship and Bible study schedule from church
Public worship at 11 60 a m and 7 00 p m. Morning offering for general fund. Bible class at 10 00 a m. Meeting for Bible study at 6 00 p m. at which time the study for February 22 will be followed Rev D J Mason pastor.
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General Fund
D. J. Mason
Sunday worship schedule and choir concert at church
Sunday services begin at 9 30 with a new choir of forty children. Divine Worship at 11 features an organ prelude and anthems. Evening service at 7 includes anthems and a sermon by Rev T F Barker. Epworth League at 6 and Young People’s Twilight Hour follow. Pastor M R Regan invites all to attend as part of a Christian movement.
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First United Presbyterian
Carolyn Hamilton
Donald McLaughlin
Judex
Assassas
A. Rubenstein
E. K
E. K. Héyser Offertory: (Organ) ‘‘Deep, Ygp" LL Arr. By Geo. M. Vail
John Stainer
Mr. Thomas
T. F. Barker
Scotson Clark
Epworth
Christ
Jesse Busby
Glen Knapp
Carl Hedges
Edward Batiste
Geo
Noyes Rockwell
Nauman
Michael Costa
Ira B. Wilson
Sunset M
Richard Keys Biggs
John B. Marsh
Williams
Shepard, Thomas, Fifer
Busby and Hedges
Philip Hayes
J. A. Glendinning
Mary Hunter
Harry Thomas
New World Movement
Northern Baptists
M. R. Regan
Remark on Rat Progeny Estimate in Scientific Paper
The Scientific American Supplement reports Lantz estimating that a single rat pair could yield 0,400,000 offspring in three years if undestroyed, a figure described as even below theoretical expectations. This note highlights potential population growth concerns from a single breeding pair.
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Lantz
Scientific American Supplement
Farewell party for Sidney Smith veteran of Spanish American War
Aged veterans of Company D Fifty fourth infantry held a farewell for Sidney Smith in Washington. The gathering featured a chicken dinner led by Cap Harvey, several brief talks, and reminiscences of twenty two years past. Smith and his family plan to move to Medford Oregon next Wednesday with his father Wesley Smith to follow later.
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Ffteen
Company D. Fifty-fourth Infantry
Florida
Congress
Sidney Smith
Medford
Oregon
Mr. Smalth
Cap” Harvey
Hugh McCleery
C. A. Dewey
W. Brookhbart
C. A. Neiswanger
Milan Shields
Claude Reister
George Howard
Kalona
W. J. Crawford
T. H. Barnes
Crawfordsville
J. Kellogg
W. B. Crooks
D. W. Harvey
Harry Boyer
Clark Wright
Mr. Kellogg
Mr. Neiswanger
Judge Dewey
Mr. Barnes
Colonel Brookhart
Mr. Smith
Broodhart
Smith
Washington
Wesley Smith
Valuable Shea Tree Attracts Western Africa Trade
A shea tree in western Africa draws commercial interest for its nuts and butter. The kernels are prized locally and the nut butter could become an exportable product to Europe, promising economic value and potential industrial use.
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Western
Africa
Europe
Local Residents Attend Funeral and Shrine Banquet
Little Morehouse of southern California traveled to Crawfordsville for the funeral of his aunt Mrs Sarah Crawford and planned a brief visit to Crawfordsville and Washington. A Wednesday banquet for Mt Union Damascas Shrine members followed in Winfield as preparations begin for a White Shrine of Jerusalem.
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Little Morehouse
Washington
California
Crawfordsville
Sarah Crawford
Winfield
Mt. Union
Damascus Shrine
Jerusalem
Harvey Young
Barry Bunce
Fred Reid
Frank Beatty
Homer Stephen
Mae Crone
Nettie Blair
Eva Mae Willer
Earle Corbin
S. Wright
Dot Atlen
Masonte Hall
Quote by Sir H Rider Haggard on the power of good
A philosophical observation extols the enduring might of good over evil. The speaker argues that if good could be focused its influence would drive a global reform, reflecting a belief in moral power guiding humanity.
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Sir H. Rider Haggard
Music Elevates Home Culture Against Mechanical Temptations
The piece argues music enriches home life and moral training more than mechanical devices. It urges mothers to foster musical association to inspire right living and high ideals, noting music’s intangible thread through busy days despite modern temptations from mechanical players.
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Promote Liver and Bowel Health
Dr Edwards' Olive Tablets were developed to replace calomel in liver and bowel care. The vege formula with olive oil claims to relieve heaviness, improve mood, and clear clouded thinking with no reported after effects. Boxes priced at 10c and 25c.
New Discovery Popular Cold Remedy Endures Years
Nostalgic ad praises Dr. King's New Discovery as the standard remedy for colds grippe throat coughs and croup. Claims reliable relief for all ages with a bottle in the cabinet reducing cold duration. Priced 60 cents and 1.20 dollars available at all druggists.
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Dr. King
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