Profit and Loss Theme Dominates Last Night Tent Meeting
Last evening's meeting drew good attendance with music featured throughout. Evangelist Smith preached on profit and loss from First Timothy 4 8 contrasting worldly wealth with godliness while Haker led a duet and a solo and the Presbyterian choir offered a fine anthem.
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Haker
J.T. Heamer
Evangelist Smith
County Convention Set to Name County Ticket in August
County Chairman R M Dihel reports the annual county convention will be held here August 5 to name a county ticket. Ten delegates will attend the state convention in Waterloo on August 1. A county central committee and speakers will be secured for the event.
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R. M . Dihel
Prohibition Central Committee
Waterloo
Dihel
Chinese Waste Paper Burned as Sacred Cachet in Chinatown
A Philadelphia Record account describes how Chinese in Chinatown view Western papers as sacred. Waste paper including letters and newspapers is collected, burned in a furnace blessed by priests, ashes loaded on a boat and scattered at sea, while locals insist on reverence for printed material.
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Race Street
Chinese Merchants’ Company
Chinatown
Philadelphia Record
The Golden Poppy and Its Californian Mystery
Anchaotic, poetic sketch extols the California poppy as a unique native bloom. It traces the flower’s sea of gold along the Pacific coast, its mythic allure, and historic echoes on battlefields, noting its sole ties to California and its brilliant, almost sentient beauty.
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Pacific Coast
Sierra Madres
Exchscholtz
California
Lord Macaulay
Neerwinden
St. Troud
Tirlemont
Landen
Bayard Taylor
Syria
Don’t Dish Health Foods If You Lose Your Appetite
A physician’s advice criticizes fad health foods as marvels of restoration and argues it’s better to eat what you enjoy, even if it includes fried ham and chocolate cake, than force yourself to eat disliked health cereals. Moderate portions and savoring meals matter more than rigid health trends.
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New York Post
Iowa Central Route Upgrades and Midwest Rail News
The Iowa Central Route showcases modernizing upgrades to its track and train service to handle rising traffic between Peoria and St Paul, emphasizing quick, comfortable travel and continued Western railway competition. A free booklet on Spirit and Okoboji Lakes along with regional game laws is offered by the Burlington line to Cedar Rapids.
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Iowa Central Railway
Peoria
St. Paul
Minneapolis
St Paul
Lowa Central
Iowane Roote
Iowa Central
Weat
Iowa
St. Louis
Kansas City
Spirit
Okoboji Lakes
North Western
Lawa
Burlington, Cedar Rapids
Quieting Title Suit In Washington County Real Estate
District Court notices a Geo W Brown plaintiff seeks to quiet title to the northeast quarter of section one township seventy four north range eight west and south half of southeast quarter of section thirty six township seventy five north range eight west. He claims fee simple ownership against Abraham Warfel Elizabeth Warfel and others including unknown claimants and minors with guardian, urging prior open continuous possession for over twenty years and asserting any claims are barred. The court orders publication weekly for six weeks and warns defendants to answer by noon of the second day of the next term.
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District Court
Washington County
Iowa
Geo. W. Brown
Abraham Warfel
Elizabeth Warfel
Jacob Z. Lowman
Catherine Bowman
J. and
H Hngel
James B. Drayne
Levit Netawanger
Frank Stewart
Enoch Winter
Charles J. Winter
Uth Winter
Carrie Winter
Fanny Winter
Della P. Hollingsworth
Vinintitt
Feds
Court House
Washington
Glacington County
J.L Hart
Farmers and Merchants State Bank Incorporation Notice
Notice of incorporation for The Farmers and Merchants State Bank in Washington Iowa. Capital stock 50000 dollars with nine directors and officers to be elected. Banking business authorized upon state auditor approval. term twenty years. private property exempt from debts as allowed by law. Incorporators listed.
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Washington
Washington County
Iowa
Farmers’ and Merchants’ State Bank
Washingwoa
State Down
Iself
Chas Owngemach
David McLangalin
J. BE. Mevouwom Papom Thompson
C. Bb. Wrap
J. T. Marrurws
W. Brookham
KG. WiLson
A. Ware
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