College President Speaks at Presbyterian Church
Dr. W. F. Parsons of Fairfield, president of Parsons College, preached at both Sunday services replacing the pastor out of town. He urged fixing the eye on God's glory and living with strong courage, critiquing church lethargy and urging Bible reading prayer faith and service as sources of strength.
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Kidney Pills Publicized By Noblesville Resident
W R Fox of Noblesville Indiana endorses Voley Kidney Pills stating they improved his kidney trouble after months of suffering and that other family members had similar results. He urges taking the product at the first sign of kidney trouble.
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Ind
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Special Services At Second Church Evangelistic Week Opens
Evangelistic services begin at 7 30 this evening at Second Presbyterian Church with daily meetings through the week except Saturday when a 2 PM service is held. Prayer services are planned at 7 PM each evening and possibly in the afternoon. Rev H B Speer of Omaha will preach. if late, Rev Sawhill says a Washington minister will lead tonight. Speer will stay for communion next Sabbath and assist pastors in a patent list reading service for state citizens including T V Barnard Schaller Cultivator blade and others.
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Second United Presbyterian Church
H. B. Speer
Omaha
Neb
Sawhill
Washington
Monmouth College
Speer
Patent grant report from Washington attorneys
Davis and Davis, patent attorneys in Washington, report a grant this week. The note notes the firm’s filing activity and marks the latest issue of the patent digest.
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Washington, D. C
Messrs, Davis and Davis
Washington
Brighton Town Five Bowed By Batavia In Rough Tilt
Brighton town team traveled to Batavia and fell 89 to 16 as Ottumwa star Slutz scored 29 baskets leading four Batavia players. Return game scheduled in February. Brighton to host next at Washington with a double header against Washington Bruisers and Columbus Junction high school.
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Slutz
Ottumway
Burlington High School Honors Longtime Language Professor
Dr. E. Poppe, aged 82, requested resignation after nearly 45 years at Burlington High School. The school board refused the resignation, granting a vacation instead. Since 1869 he has shaped generations, leaving a legacy of devoted service and friendship among students and citizens.
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Burlington
Dr. E. Poppe
Poppe
Burlington High School
Auction of dead letters ends decade old practice
Washington officials announce that the Post Office will discontinue the Sight Unseen and Pig in Poke dead letter auctions. Beginning today the sale will open all items for bidders to see what they bid on, amid public opposition and a DC lottery prohibition cited against government lotteries.
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Washington
Uncle Sam
Post Office Department
District of Columbia
Fairfield Company M to Clash With Bruisers in Local Gym
Fairfield Company M and the Bruisers prepare for a hard fought game at the Commercial club gym, with expectations of a large home crowd. The Bruisers promise steady play while Fairfield M is noted for speed. prior losses noted but context cites strong college opponents.
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Muscatine
Waterloo
Mt. Pleasant
Bruisers
Company
Fairfield
Commercial Club
Columbus Junction
Junction
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Parsons
Knox College
Galesburg
Ill
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Easterday Loses All Property to Creditors
Burlington Jan 20 The Marengo farmer Reuben Easterday who claimed to have been assaulted at the Union depot and later confessed losing 3000 in a bunko game has turned over all his property to creditors. He conveyed his Marengo home and personal possessions to B L Olson and J W Feller and confessed judgment for the loan from the bank leaving creditors short about 1000.
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Reuben Easterday
Marengo
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New French Aircraft Debuts Speed Control Feature
A new French aeroplane introduces a control allowing operation at reduced speed in addition to full speed. This innovation promises more versatile handling and efficiency in various flight conditions.
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