Havre Corporation Co Holds Annual Stockholders Meeting
Havre Jan 18 The Havre Corporation Co held its annual meeting to elect officers and conduct routine business. John McCall and Henry Willing shipped a car load of hogs from Havre. Mr and Mrs Will Easter and Arlene visited John Cunningham near Crawfordsville. Ben Miller Aaron Stafford Glen Pratt and Will Stafford have wood sawed Fred Iseley of Crawfordsville is doing the sawing. Mrs Will Miller is ill with tonsillitis. The Gardner child is sick with rheumatism.
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Havre
Havre Corporation Co
Hest
John McCall
Henry Willing
Will Easter
Arlene
John Cunningham
Crawfordsville
Ben Miller
Aaron Stafford
Glen Pratt
Will Stafford
Fred Iseley
Will Miller
Walter Gardner
Brighton Briefs Itsjanuary long
Mrs Alice Horney of Weldon Indiana visits sister Mrs Lydia Madden and brother J B Dey. The W H M 8S held a 15c tea in church parlors serving apricot whip cake and coffee. Miss Edna Brim leaves for Hannibal Missouri to visit her aunt. Mr and Mrs Chas Stone were Washington callers. The funeral of James A Lemsey was held at the M E church with interment in Hill Crest cemetery. R H Tracy made a business trip to Des Moines.
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Brighton
Alice Horney
Weldon
Lydia Madden
J. B. Dey
Edna Brim
Hannibal
Chas. Stone
Washington
James A Lemsey
M. E. Church
R. V. Pike
Keota
Hill Crest Cemetery
R. H. Tracy
Des Moines
Wellston Farmers' Cooperative to Hold January Meeting
Brighton Route 1 residents report visits and moves as Myra Gowey remains ill. Mrs. Ross Whitacre and baby return to Ames after weeks with S. G. Whitacre. Halley Terrence moves to Perry Marshall farm. Robert Scott of Wayland visits R. 8S. Borkoski. The Wellston Farmers' Cooperative stockholders schedule their regular meeting for January 28.
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Brighton
A. R. Gowey
Fletcher Gowey
Robert Scott
Wayland
Borkoski
Myra Gowey
Ross Whitacre
Baby
S. G. Whitacres
Ames
Halley Terrence
Near Rubio
Perry Marshall
Wellston
Local Notes From Nira Area Jan 18
Glen Romine and family visited Milo Barrett in Des Moines and other relatives last Wednesday. Framers are busy with ice, wood, and butchering. Jennie Pelton tends the new baby at Ray Plecker home. Le Roy Rowe stayed with the Dillons in Scotland. Miles Greens from Keota visited their son Chas. Edd Ash funeral remembered in Wellman. Paul Kreuger of Des Moines visited his father. Calvin Griffith injured a limb grinding feed.
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Nira Nira
Glen Romine
Des Moines
Milo Barrett
Tom Darby
Frain
Jennie Pelton
Ray Plecker
le Roy Rowe
Dillon
Scotland
Miles Greens
Keota
Edd
Wellman
Paul Kreuger
Calvin Griffith
Community Notes From Ainsworth Area Jan 18
Mr and Mrs C H Work visited south of Ainsworth with Mr and Mrs Chas Palmer Minnie Jennings rented her farm to George Birney for the coming year Glenwood Bowden rented a farm south of Washington and will move soon Victor Stone will entertain Baptist young people at his home this evening Chas Palmer and Will Richards haul wood from Richards timber south of Ainsworth Frank Peason visited John Olds home Ellen Wallace and Cecil Cole spent Tuesday evening at J W Martin home Hill Olds works in Oakville Marion Olds works with his brother at Oakville Frank Welliver funeral at Haskins church Sunday afternoon W E Atchinson rented his farm to Jim Dawson for the coming year Haskins church members plan for their church dinner Saturday and Glen Duncan of south of Ainsworth spent weekend with Chas Nelson Bethel church choir is mentioned.
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Ainsworth
C. H
Chas. Palmer
Minnie Jennings
George Birney
Glenwood Bowden
Washington
Victor Stone
Will Richards
Richard
Frank Peason
John Olds
Ellen Wallace
Cecil Cole
J. W. Martin
Grover Dorman
Louisiana
Marion Olds
Oakville
Hill Olds
Frank Welliver
Haskins
W. E. Atchinson
Jim Dawson
Haskins Church
Glen Duncan
South of Ainsworth
Chas. Nelson
Bethel Church
Community Notices from Local House and Visits
Tuesday evening practice at Floyd Letts home ended with a church gathering surprising the Letts. Grandma Wallace is gravely ill at George Wallace’s home with pneumonia diagnosed by a doctor. Verette Foster and friends visited Hillsboro on Sunday. L G club to meet Friday at Ed Lins home. Richards and Chas Palmer families enjoyed a Friday at Herman Twitam’s near Crawfordsville. Leaton Welliver visiting Loren Hagen’s. Mrs Rodney Arnold spent weekend with Hazen family and attended Frank Weliver’s funeral.
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Floyd Letts
Chturch
Palmer
Herman Twitam
Crawfordsville
Leoton Welliver
Loren Hagen
Rodney Arnold
Mrs Hazen
Frank Welliver
Crawfordsville News Briefs Show Local Visitors and Concert
T J Long returns home to Sumner Iowa after two months visiting relatives here. Mrs Johnson and Mrs Renoux of Washington were in town on business yesterday. Mrs Bessie McCoy moved into rooms over the meat shop. Care Away Circle met with Mrs Edna Jones with leader Mrs Ollie Anwyl. Talks on Indians Arts and Mound Builders Cliff Dwellers led by various members. Refreshments served by Mrs Jones and her son Vernon. The band scheduled a concert in the opera house tonight.
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Johnson
Renoux
Washington
Bessie McCoy
Edna Jones
Ollie Anwyl
Edith Buxbaum
States with most college students and out-of-state attendance
Dr. George F. P. Zook reports that Oregon Iowa and Utah have the most students by state populations, Tennessee has the lowest proportion, and New Jersey CT MD NJ MA draw many non residents. Total university attendance reaches 450000, foreign students total 6900 led by China and Canada.
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Oregon
Utah State
Chicago
Iowa
Utah
Tennessee
Arkansas
New Mexico
George FP. Zook
United States Bureau of Education
Association of American Colleges
Zook
California
Dr. Zook
New Jersey
Connecticut
Maryland
Massachusetts
China
Canada
Japan
Russia
India
The Better Way and Facing the Music
The column reflects on choosing principle over expedience. It contrasts common shortcuts with moral integrity and suggests patience yields better outcomes. The piece emphasizes personal responsibility and steady progress rather than reactive compromise.
When a werman acts mad because her guest doesn’t stay longer
A brief note from the Atchison Globe suggests that a woman’s complaint about a guest leaving early reflects sentiment rather than true anger, offering a glimpse into social etiquette and local humor.
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A Werman
Atchison Globe
Carry On by Robt W Thompson
The article analyzes Elijah's flight from Jezebel and his subsequent recovery through faith. It frames the prophet's retreat as a common human reaction after failure, then urges perseverance with renewed purpose. Elijah is told to carry on, starting new prophetic work in Syria and Israel.
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Elijah
Jezebel
God
Syria
Israel
Presbyterian Shipments To Persia From Iowa Hospitals
Waterloo reports a $2,500 donation of hospital supplies from 250 Iowa Presbyterian churches for Meshod Persia. The goods will travel by motor truck, rail, steamship, and camels, arriving in June if no delays occur. Dr. Rollo Hoffman oversees the Persian hospital, now self-sustaining except for supplies.
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Presbyterians of State
Asia
Waterloo
Meshod
Persia
Iowa
Fred
Women’s Mistionary Society
The
Presterian Church
Women's Missionary Society
Persian Hospital
Elijah's Flight and Return Study Lesson Preview
A church class prepares for January 22 study of Elijah's Flight and Return from 1 Kings 19 1 18. The lesson title is introduced with a verse about truth and God’s eternal years.
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God
Elijah
Bock
Phomle
The Quaker Poet Title Share Among Two Poets
Two poets are called the Quaker poet Bernard Bartow an English writer and member of the Society of Friends and John C Greenleaf White commonly known as the Quaker poet also a Friend. An odd ad notes a sale.
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Poe
Bernard Bartow
Society of Friends
John C Greenleaf White
Elijahs Flight and God helper at Horeb
Digest of a Bible lesson on Elijah fleeing Jezebel and God sending aid. The narrative covers Elijah under the juniper tree and in the cave at Horeb with God's interviews, the softening of his discouragement, and the rise to renewed service through commissions to Hazael Jehu and Elisha.
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Elijah
Beersheba
Mt. Carmel
Jezebel
Time Rightly Employed
A religious admonition attributed to Jeremiah Taylor urges strict use of time. Do not engage in trifling work or idle talk but spend each day righteously to gain salvation. Time given is to repent, seek pardon, perform grace filled deeds, and prepare for judgment.
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Jeremay Taylor
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Strong Por College
Dallas News
Social Ethics
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Moses
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