Men and Religion Forward Movement closes in Washington
The Men and Religion Forward Movement convention ended at the First United Presbyterian church with strong local turnout and 78 out of town attendees. Speakers from Cedar Rapids and Des Moines urged masculine church involvement, and a plan to hire a boys secretary was favored. A resolution endorsing the Sheppard Kenyon liquor bill passed, and a follow up meeting with Executive Secretary J. M. Flanagan is planned for Monday at Second United Presbyterian Church.
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First United Presbyterian Church
Frank R. Sage
Washington
Sage
Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
Livingston
Leonard Paulson
Paulson
Y. M
Doctor Marquis
Theen
Jesus Christ
Marquis
J. A. Glendenning
Ainsworth
C. S. Lemmon
W. O. Fisher
A. S. Smith
National Congress
Men and Religion Forward Movement
Iowa
Kennedy
Kendall
Cummins
Kenyon
F. R. Sage
Levack
C. T. Hickok
Sunshine Mission
Men and Religion Movement
Hickok
W. F. Brinton
Graham Theatre
Second United Presbyterian Church
J. M. Flanagan
Vinel praised by West Scranton customer
Mrs. Charles Proper of West Scranton Pennsylvania says four bottles of Vinel restored her strength after three years of weakness and fatigue. The letter endorses Vinel for weak run-down people and those with coughs or nervous conditions and notes a money-back guarantee.
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Charles Proper
West Scranton
Vinci
Vinel
Shermat Prothers
Washington
Iowa
Fifty Years Ago Today Battle at Middle Creek Ky
Fifty years ago on January 10 Confederate forces from Virginia and Kentucky clashed with Federal troops in Middle Creek Kentucky. The action produced about fifty total losses and marked Colonel James A. Garfield earning his general’s star.
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Middle Creek
Virginian
Kentucky
James A. Garfield
Out of Town Registrants Reach Seventy-Eight Names
Yesterday noon signed registration cards increased the out of city total to seventy eight. The list includes Theodore M Balcoff Columbus Junction C N Johnston Columbus City Hf M Gilkey Columbus City J O Neff Ainsworth and others from Ainsworth West Chester Crawfordsville Pleasant Hill and related locales.
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Theodore M. Balcoff
Columbus Junction
Co. N. Johnston
Columbus City
Hf. M. Gilkey
J. A. Glendenning
Ainsworth
J. O. Neff
W. N. Lowash
West Chester
James A. Chambers
F. BR. Jackson
S. B. Sands
Jienn Sands
S. A. Stephens
E. H. House
C. M. Huston
A. G. Gault
Crawfordsville
C. Caldwell
Pleasant Hill
Roy Kephart
Pleasant Hil
Merle Crayne
James Porter
Foreign Minister De Selves Resigns in Paris
Longstanding cabinet feud ends with the resignation of M. de Selves, minister of foreign affairs, after open hostilities with the premier lasting weeks. Paris reports the move as a major political shift in the French government.
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Paris
M. de Selves
Colds Vanish Sensible People with HYOMEL Vapor
Do this: breathe soothing HYOMEL vapor from hot water for five minutes then sleep to wake with a clear head. HYOMEL contains no opium or cocaine and is sold for 50 cents at Lemmon's Pharmacy and druggists. Guaranteed for catarrh asthma croup and catarrhal deafness.
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Lemmon
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STECK
Steck’s Jewelry Store
Citizens Savings Bank of Washington
W. W. Wilson
Phonwn
Caner Music Co
Nush & Art Store
Side Square
Lelcle Per
USL
Men's
John Roach
United States
New York
Washington National Bank
Washington, Iowa
McElthinney’s
North Side Square
John Shields
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