Church announcements list services at two denominations
The Methodist Episcopal church outlines Sunday school at 9 15 morning and evening worship at 11 30 including a foreign missionary speaker W W Williams from China Rev George Edwards speaks at the frontier mission project Junior League Epworth League and home missionary services noted All are invited The First Church of Christ Scientist advertises Sabbath school at 9 45 morning service at 11 with God the Preserver of Man Golden text Psalm 66 11 Whit Sunday services at 10 and 11 with litany holy communion and sermon Evening prayer and sermon at 7 30 Rev John Ferguson from Buffalo to preach Morning service at 11 and 7 30 service by pastor All are cordially invited
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Letts
W. W. Williams
China
Epworth
Home Missionary
Sevice
George Edwards
Great Northwest
Sears
First Church OF Christ
Iowa
Jefferson Streets
God
Preserver of
Man
John Ferguson
Buffalo
N. Y
First Presbyterian Church Sunday Schedule and Testimony
Sabbath school at 7 40 communion service at 11 junior Endeavor at 4 senior Endeavor at 6 evening service at 7 30. Pastor to report at general assembly. Academic association meeting Monday at two. Miss Margaret Safley visiting Letts then Tipton. Advertisement touts Dr Kings New Discovery cures for consumption and cold with testimonials from Livonia Missouri and Graysville Missouri. Sold by J H Stewart druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
Livonia
T. J. Dwyer
Graysville
J. H. Stew
Ibsen Portraits and Patience Across Entangled Folklore
A collection of anecdotes about Henrik Ibsen spanning a Swedish photo prank at the Grand Cafe, Brandes pleas for a monument in Copenhagen, Ibsen’s feuds with Strindberg over Nora, and a love story testing his patience. The tales frame Ibsen’s sharp wit, stubborn pride, and moments of forgiveness as chronicled for readers.
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Henrik Ibsen
Cleveland
Christiania
Theentrance
Thien
Ibsen
Tru
Nora
Strindberg
Iater Brandes
Strindber
Brandes
Ald
George Brandes
Jacobsen
Copenhagen
Philadelphia
Noes
August Strindberg
Thorough Hog Mange Treatment And Clean Quarters
The article outlines treating hog mange by thorough cleaning with soap or strong alkali before remedies, then dipping for large herds. It warns against cold weather dipping, stresses ear wetting, and urges two dips six days apart with six to five day egg incubation, plus moving pigs or cleaning pens for four weeks to prevent reinfection.
Sheep Dominate Winter Manure for Stable Weight Feed
A historical note asserts that no other animal kept in stables during winter will surpass sheep in producing manure relative to live weight or feed consumed. It emphasizes sheep as the best manure source for winter stability.
Horseman guide urges sound well bred horses for market
An expert from Massachusetts argues farmers should raise heavy draft type horses for New England needs. He warns stalls four feet wide to prevent rolling and loss, and cautions against reckless driving of green colts on paved streets.
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H. W. Smith
Massachusetts
New England
Breeding and Handling Horses and Dogs in 19th Century Pets
A historical veterinary piece cautions on foal management, stressing stable keeping, feeding within the first hour, and risks of crowd noise on young colts. It discusses mare milk dangers, harness use, and timing for nourishment, plus dog hunting instincts and natural dog behaviors observed by Forest and Stream.
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Sone
C. W. Gay
Obie
Farm Journal
The Fountain Pen and Copper Age of Ink Tools
A fragmentary domestic piece blends a honeymoon vignette with reflections on the fountain pen’s long history from 1786 to medieval Italy. It sketches quirks of ink devices, barometers in marriage, and a late night exchange amid reminiscences of utensils and travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Taylor
Tramp and Housewife Exchange Cold Bite Comment
A brief dialogue shows a tramp asking for a cold bite and a housewife replying with a sharp remark about icicles on the gate as the exchange ends. The line reflects social tension and a terse domestic vignette.
The Clever Ones and the Trick of Greatness
A debate on what makes someone great features Griggs and others discussing birthright versus achievement. The exchange highlights how some people seem to influence perceptions of greatness by shaping others' opinions.
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Griggs
Riggs
Community notices and social happenings from June 2
Mr Pearl Utterback returned from Chicago after work as a Pullman car conductor and suffers a poisoned eyelid. Mrs W R Crawford hosted a birthday gathering for her daughter Mable. Rev J P Davis from Wichita visited friends. Mrs J T Wallace shopped in Washington. Mabel Ross returned from Iowa State College for the Blind. Eastern Star plans an ice cream social to raise funds for a carpet. Mrs D L Baird and daughter Etha of Fairfield visited J W Crawford. D M Sullivan of Burnlegate arrived for business. Miss Eva Davis hosted friends with light refreshments. Rev ard L Graham returned from West Chester after helping with installation services. Mrs J Omer Singmaster and son and Miss Sophia Singmaster visited Washington. James Nelson returned from Richmond, Indiana.
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Pearl Utterback
Chicago
BW. Gardner
Washington
W. R. Crawford
Mable
J. P. Davis
Wichita
Kansas
J. ‘T. Wallace
Mabel Ross
Winton
Iowa State College For the
Masonic ‘Temple
D. L. Baird
Etha
Fairfield
J. W. Crawford
D. M. Sullivan
Burnlegte
Eva Davis
Ard L. Graham
West Chester
United Presbyterian
J. Omer Singmaster
Sophia Singmaster
James Nelson
Richmond
Ind
Local callers and events in Crawfordsville
Dr Howard Hamilton and wife of Ainsworth visited Crawfordsville yesterday afternoon. Rob ert Rhea from Monmouth is home on a visit. Mr and Mrs Fletcher Lease Fox and other local residents attended Winfield commencement. Children’s Day services at Methodist church scheduled for tomorrow at 11 AM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Hamilton
Ainsworth
Ryholmes
Hurlington
Robert Rhea
Monmouth
Benezer Wilkins
Martha Wortman
Wm. McCall
Oine
Olds
C. Fletcher
J. B. Lease
D. H. Fox
Winfield
Methodist Church
J. H. Crooks
Washington
N. J. Lease
Unts
Des Moines
Samuel McFadden
Bisse Stearns
Morning Sun
Brady
Walter Sewell
G. W. Nicolaus
Lu Gormley
Cherryholmes
Jess Motley
Columbus Junction
John Mitchell
West Chester visit by Miss Jenne Cook and local notes
Miss Jenne Cook of West Chester attends at the James Nelson home. Miss Hertha Fisher of Talleyrand returns from Colorado due to her father’s illness. Keota plans Fourth of July celebration with over 1000 dollars raised and more expected. Prof. Charles Yeager was a Sigourney visitor yesterday.
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United Presbyterian Assembly
Jenne Cook
West Chester
James Nelson
Hertha Fisher
Talleyrand
Colorado
Keota
Charles Yeager
Sigourney
Insane Woman Aboard Davenport Train Headed to Wellman
Mrs Harvey, formerly of Davenport, rode the morning train to Wellman and became violent at various stops. She resisted until the mayor and marshal escorted her toward Washington. Officers faced difficulties managing the incident on board. Also noted is Jake and Mary Trieschmann returning from Washington and a ball game in Wellman this afternoon against Town City Crescents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ibsen
Harvey
Davenport
Woroing
Junkins Hom Bad
Washington
Jake
Mary Trieschmann
Mel ‘Logan Hom
Wellman
Town City Crescents
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the Evening Journal
Orville Elder, Positienm
East Main
I. K. Beal
J. K. Beal
W. W. Watson
Frank
Ingrain
Brussels
Carpet Cleaning. Co
Methodist Episcopal
Trinity
U. P
First Presbyterian
Academic Association
Margaret Safley
Tipton
Marion T. Anderson
Guatemala
City of
Mexico
Balvador
Europe
Pietro Orsolo
Venice
Argila
Italy
France
England
Cross Parpones
Mrs. Klubbs
Mr. Klubb
the County News
Journal
Crawfordsville
Postoffice
I. Rothschild & Co
Vienna Bakery
E. Dean
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