Close Victorious High School Girls Win 8 to 7
A full house watched a tight Commercial club gym contest as the High School girls edged the Academy 8 to 7. First-half lead 7 to 1 by the High School reversed with six points by the Academy in the second period. Scorers: Academy Anderson 3 Porter 2 McDowell 2. High School Emmons 4 McCulley 2 Rowe 2. Referee Ira Sprout. Umpire Wilber Wollary.
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Commercial Club
Academy
High School
Miss Anderson
Miss Porter
Miss McDowell
Mies McCulley
Miss Emmons
Mies Rowe
Academy High School
Anderson F
McCulley
Edworthy
McDowell Emmons McDowell
Porter Crowe Shaw
Wilton Rowan Guthrie
Ira Sprout
Wilber Wollary
Academy Boys Lose to Parsons College In Fairfield Exhibition
The Academy basketball team visited Fairfield and lost 36 to 14 to Parsons College in the Armory. Led by taller Parsons players, the Fair held squad led by Shanafelt Johnson Edgington Munroe with Dixon refereeing and Prof Daugherty Wells Brown guiding the ten man squad. The boys returned home around 5 this morning after a late El Paso Flyer trip.
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Academy
Fairfield
Parsons College
Armory
Shanafelt
Johnson
Edgington
Munroe
Adgington
Ferguson
McDowell
Jones
Bert Dixon
Prof
Daugherty
Wells Brown
el Paso
Sub-district Epworth League Rally Held in Ainsworth
The Burlington District of the Epworth League met at the Ainsworth Methodist church with about forty Leaguers from Columbus Junction and Crawfordsville. Supper was served, program featured readings, talks on Bible study, singing, a question box, and musical numbers. No arrests. visits by Mrs. Wertz and baby.
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Ainsworth
Evening Journal
Burlington
Epworth League
Methodist
Columbus Junction
Crawfordsville
W. N. Potter
Myrtle Jacobs
Lloyd Tenant
Edna Klein
Washington
Stanley Logan
Tenant
Walt Vesey
First Church of Christ Scientist Notice
The First Church of Christ Scientist invites all to regular services Sundays at 10 30 a m, Sunday School at 9 15 a m, and a Wednesday meeting at 7 30 p m located one half block south of the post office.
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First Church OF Christ,scientist
Sunday Meetings Announced by Plains and Eureka Churches
Plains holds Sunday School at 10 a m and special meetings begin at 1 p m on Sunday February 6 continuing nightly while interest lasts Eureka schedules Sunday School at 10 a m and preaching at 1 a m on The Outward Appearance the Heart 7 p m evangelistic services on A Great Chance J F Robertson pastor invites all to attend.
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Plains
Eureka
J. F. Robertson
Methodist Sunday School and Memorial Service Schedule
The Methodist Episcopal church holds Sunday School at 9 30 a m and class at 10 30 a m with morning service at 11 led by the pastor. Epworth League at 5 45 p m and Junior League at 3 30 p m. An evangelistic service follows at 7 p m with a male quartet Messrs Shearer Lytle Vocklin Adams and a ladies quartet singing Lead Kindly Light in memory of President McKinley. All are invited.
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Epworth
Mayme Jericho
Messrs Shearer
Lytle
Vocklin
Adams
McKinley
Morning and Evening Services With Rejection of Christ
Morning preaching at 11 about The Rejection of Christ. Evening service at 7. All other services as usual.
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Christ
Sabbath Services at Covenanters Church
Sabbath at 11 a m preaching by Rev W C Allen. Sabbath School at 9 50 a m. Christian Endeavor 5 45 p m.
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Church of the Covenanters
W. C. Allen
Christian Endeavor
Ministers Meeting Banquet at Schreckengast Residence
The next ministers meeting will be in connection with a banquet at the residence of Rev. and Mrs. Schreckengast on Monday evening January 30. Rev. R. G. Jones will present a paper on Relations of Christ to God and Man.
Morning worship schedule at the church
The morning service begins at 11:00 with preaching by the pastor. Sabbath School and the young people's meeting occur at the usual times. There is no evening service.
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Sabbath School and Young Peoples
Sunday church notices list young and senior groups
Sabbath School at 9 40 Junior Endeavor 3 30 Senior Endeavor 6 00 Remember the missionary collection Evening service will be a sacred concert All are cordially invited Bible School 9 30 Preaching 11 00 Junior BYP U 4 00 Senior BYP U 6 00 Preaching 7 00 A special program for Senior BYP U All are invited Pastor preaches morning and evening Special music at both services Welcome to all who would like to worship with us
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Bible School
Reeves Leaves Mt Pleasant After Court Commitment Call
Dr. Wickham was alerted by Charles Reeves who was ordered to the hospital. Reeves visited the Mt Pleasant hospital but left after seeing it. Sheriff Teeter and Supt Applegate were involved as efforts to detain him continued. Judge Scott denied an appeal bond and court adjourned until Tuesday morning.
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Dr. Wickham
Mt. Pleasant
Charles Reeves
Mr. Reeves
Marsh W. Bailey
Sheriff
Reeves
Mr. Pleasant
Teeter
Henry County
Wickham
Scott
Waldschmidt Infant Dies After Sore Throat
Mr and Mrs A J Waldschmidt learn their two year old daughter died last night from tonsillitis. Mrs Stephens sister to Mr Waldschmidt. Funeral set for tomorrow afternoon at Riverside.
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A. J.waldschmidt
George Stephens
Riverside
Infant dies at two months near city limits
This afternoon at one o clock occurred the death of the infant child of Mr. and Mrs. John Swift of southeast of the city. The little one was only a little over two months old. Charles Brown will cry the Sickles Frisk and Lem Cherry sales which were to have been cried by Chas Reeves.
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John Swift
Charles Brown
Chas. Reeves
Auditors Meet Set for Marshalltown in February
Invitations issued for the Iowa Association of County Auditors gathering at the Court House in Marshalltown on February 14 15 and 16.
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Court House
Iowa Association of County Auditors
Marshalltown
Neighborhood party hosts Ed and Mrs Mayhew entertain 35 guests
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Mayhew southeast of the city entertained about 35 neighborhood youths last evening with vocal and instrumental music by various guests. A luncheon was served by Mrs. Mayhew. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Kephart and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rathmel and con, Wm., of Washington.
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Ed Mayhew
City
Mayhew
J. H. Kephart
Henry Rathmel
Con, Wm
Washington
Sacred Concert Rehearsal Set at Presbyteran Church
Church announces rehearsal tonight at 7 30 for all who are to sing in Sunday evenings sacred concert. Miss Katherine Stichter, Cedar Falls State Normal student, declined a Wat erloo city schools offer to stay at Cedar Falls. Alpha session notes her oration The Women of Homer and her role on the executive committee. Rural carriers report liberal patron support aiding service. Lawrence Hancock Ed Wolf and Charley Hicks faced tough trips but are back to normal. Hicks shows a new white wagon.
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Katherine Stichter
Cedar Falls
Waterloo
Stichter
Women of
Homer
Lawrence Hancock
Ed Wolf
Charley Hicks
Feeding Steers For Market
Articles from the Breeder's Gazette and Farmer's Tribune discuss beef quality, noting that market demand favors younger, leaner cattle over heavy overfat bullocks. Finishing to show form often harms profitability, while medium finish with breeding quality yields better returns. The piece also highlights the scarcity of pure bred cattle, with estimates of 700,000 pure breds among 68 million cattle and about one pure bred bull per thirty to forty farms.
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Co. F. Curtiss
Breeder's Gazette
United States
Galloway Cattle Hides Promising Robe Skin Value
Breeders claim Galloway hides fetch higher prices for robes coats and rugs due to winter coats. The breed shows long hair in winter increasing skin value while summer hides resemble ordinary steers. Ovaline II of Avondale pictured as 1904 champion heifer, exhibited by G C Moody of Missouri.
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Ovaline II
Avondale
Breeder's Gazette
GC. N. Moody
Missouri
Merits His Fate Comment Cited by Eastern Editor
A Cleveland Plain Dealer exchange questions a claim that women form clubs as excuses for eating and drinking between meals. The dialogue mocks the idea and jokes about the editor’s marital status.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
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