Favors union talk between Southern and Northern Baptists in 1921
A Denver press release notes a proposal that Southern and Northern Baptists meet in Washington DC in 1921 to discuss unifying the two branches. Dr Lawrence of Kansas City spoke at the Northern Baptist meeting, signaling growing fellowship despite a long split. Officials say the rift has eased since Seattle 1928 amid tensions over fundamentalism.
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Denver, Corp
Southern Baptists
Northern Baptists
Washington, D.C
J.B
Kansas City
State
Missouri Ry
Northern Baptist Meeting
Frequent Showers Forecast for Week Outlook
A weather outlook for June 17 to 22 covers the upper Mississippi and lower Missouri regions and the northern and central Great Plains. Temperatures are near normal for much of the period with rather frequent showers and thunderstorms expected across these areas.
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Mississippi
Missouri
Great Plains
Man killed in auto crash near Os Kaloosa
Stanley Catlin 24 of Beacon died instantly when his car plunged from a bridge near Oskaloosa. His wife suffered a fractured arm and severe bruises, and their two year old child survived with injuries. Further details were unavailable.
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Oskaloosa In
Stanley Catlin
Beacon
OsKaloosa
Masons Invite Members to Special Service at Church
Dr W W Bowers invites members to accompany the Knights Templar to a Methodist church service tomorrow evening. Dr T J Pease master of the lodge asks members to meet at the Masonic temple at seven oclock Sunday evening.
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Washington
A.M
W. W. Bowers
Knights Templar
Methodist Church
T. J. Pease
Lodge
Masonic Temple
Five Best Features on the Radio Sunday 1929
Radio schedule lists noon CST Roxy Symphony orchestra on WJZ and 5:30 CST Syria male chorus of Milwa Wis on WIZ, with WEAF 7:15 CST Divine contralto and orchestral light opera. Monday features include WJZ Roxy's gang and WOR 7:20 CST Dangerreotypes plus Sousa's band on WEAP and Empire builders at WEAF 8:20 CST and 9:00 CST Reisehuetz. Weber's opera Der Elk may be introduced experimentally into Alaska.
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United P
WJZ
Roxy Symphony Orchestra
WIZ
Syria
Milwa
Wis
WABC
WEAF
Divine
Roxy
WOR
WEAP
Sousa
Band
Empire Builders
Reisehuetz
Weber
Dawes Becomes U S Ambassador to Great Britain at Windsor
Dawes was formally received by King George V at Windsor Castle at 11:30 am today to assume the post as United States ambassador to Great Britain. He arrived aboard the Hiner Olympic and will meet Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald for talks on disarmament. Dawes described the king as delightful and spoke of the visit in a United Press interview.
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Enetana
Hes G. Dawe
United
Great Britain
King George
Windsor Castle
Dawes
Arthu Henderson
Ray Asherta
Americ
J.B. Moncknemb
British Foreign Office
Olympic
York
Forres
Scotland
Ramsay MacDonald
United Press
Henderson
Judge Hamilton Holds Court in Grinnell Session
Judge J W Hamilton of Grinnell was in Washington for a district court session. Probate work occupied the morning while the afternoon heard estate administration matters in the Frederick Underwood case and slated hearings on two criminal matters. Howard Dawe sought to plead guilty to desertion. Karl Burns faced a charge of selling obscene literature.
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J. W. Hamilton
Grinnell
Washington
Frederick Underwood
Howard Daweson
Charles Denison
Karl Burns
Do Not Shoot Birds Prosecution Is Price Warns Warden
Game Warden Gene Breitenbach warns that shooting birds without the proper permit from the Department of Agriculture brings heavy fines under federal and state law. He urges protection of crops and fruit trees, noting birds act as “bug pickers” and emphasizing the need for permits to avoid fines. Last year India saw 18,000 snake-bite deaths among missionaries, underscoring dangers faced.
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Gene Breitenbach
Department of Agriculture
India
Plane lands in Spain and heads for Paris
Comillas Spain June 15 Engine trouble delayed the Yellow Bird during a cross Atlantic flight to Paris. The crew refueled after a brief stop in Spain, then prepared to continue, aided by an American stowaway who rode the Atlantic on a coin toss.
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Spain
Paris
Comillas
Atlantic
Madrid
Jean Assolant
TI -Wan
Yellow Bird
Carning
Arthur Lehr
Portland
Jean Asotin
Rene LeFevre
Armene Loitl
Scheiher
eMet
France
Old Thatd We
Iminuten
Adobe brick hardening method by sun exposure
The text outlines a process to prepare adobe material that hardens when exposed to sunlight. Molded bricks are first left in direct sun for a day, then turned to expose other faces for seven to fourteen days. Due to low coherency, adobes are usable mainly in areas with ample rainfall.
Five Iowa Counties Approve Road Bond Issues This Week
Des Moines reports five Iowa counties approved road bond issues totaling about 4 hundred thousand to 1.25 million dollars during the week. Hardin County backed 1.25 million and 400 thousand, Tama County planned 800 thousand, with Bremer and Waverly also voting in support. Grundy and Keokee counties prepare votes next week amid a busy bond schedule.
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Des Moines
Coun
Eaea
Hardin
Bremer
Hardin County
Waverly
Tama County
County Board of Supervisors
Iowa
Tin Hi
Miller Recital Greatly Enjoyed by Audience
The Miller family The Millers gave a versatile concert at the Mat ist church to a well attended enthusiastic audience. Their piano marimba and vocal numbers delighted all, with lively interludes by Miss Mannter and a duet with Mrs Miller. The program varied and engaging, leaving many impressed by the performers’ energy and talent. The article notes fire destroying forest areas costing twenty million dollars annually in the United States.
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Millers
Inety
Jesse J
Arte Miller
de le
Jesse
Matist
Tue
Jon
Proses
Miller
Eane
Masai
Mre
Visions of Prosperity in Farm Industry
Chicago June 15 The signing of the farm relief bill by President Hoover is hailed by Sam Hompson president of the American Federation as timely and decisive. The measure, praised for stability, is expected to boost agriculture and spark rising prosperity among 16 million farm people and the broader farming sector.
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Chicago
Hoover
Sam Hompson
T Bureau Federation
Portune
New Haven Social Notes Highlight Marion Smith Visit
Mrs Marion Smith of New Haven hosts a June 14 visit after returning from a week in Iowa. Local residents and relatives from Atlantic Town and Washington join in church services and social calls, with several weddings, visits, and family gatherings noted at the Rey Wells, Doe Place, and Walter Sheets homes.
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Mr New
Fred Pine Reed
Ana New Haven
Rey Wells
George Smith
Washington
Waller Sheet
New Haven Durch
Aliss Myrtle Phipps
Atlantic Town
Ealled
Haven Friends
Iowa City
James Combs
Frank Smith
Doe
MsKinstry
Fr Mith
Ak Smith
Marion
Car Crash Leaves Four Hurt in Severe Bridge Swerve
A Ford carried four people who escaped serious injuries after a tor nado-like swerve off a river bridge near here. The car struck the railing and was badly damaged. Passengers suffered only minor bruises and shakes. A Boston report notes a Harvard Crime Survey finds criminals outwit police in seven of ten cases in Suffolk County. A masked man accosted Mrs Barton in Seattle before limping away. In Fall River, Thomas Berry sues a merchant for 2000 claiming metal debris injured his teeth while chewing tobacco.
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Brrd
Boston
Harvard
Suffolk
Fall — River
Mass
Thomas Berry
Iowans hail farm bill as relief and policy shift
DES MOINES June 15 Governor Hammill and state secretary Kornburg applauded Hoover's farm bill signing. They called it a victory for Midwestern agriculture and a step toward farm relief. Officials expect the farm board to bring improved conditions and sound business principles for farmers.
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Des Moines
Hoover
John Hammill
Marie
Kornburg
Agrulture
Hammill
Great
Middle West
White Thornburg
Thornburg
Hoover Hay
Aeriewlarat Ra & Hef
Herbert Hoover
Indust
Rie Farm Board
F M Wood Dies of Heart Ailment in Washington
F M Wood 70, longtime Ainsworth area resident later of Washington, died at home 427 East Van Buren Street after long heart trouble. He came to the area as a boy, married Nancy Marr in 1882, and leaves three children Clark W Wood Roy Wood and Vera Sands, plus N F Wood and siblings. Funeral Monday at 2 pm at J A Jones home conducted by Dr W W Bowers, burial Ainsworth Cemetery.
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F. M. Wood
Ains Werth
Washington
Ha Fome
East
van Buren Street
Sima
East March
Mr. Wood
Ainsworth
Washinton
Mercer
Anna Wellivery Wood
Minot
Nancy Marr
Clark W Fof Ainsworth
Roy Wood
Fik Town
Vera Sands
Fordsville
N. F. Wood
Willis
Linas Wood
Washingon
Frank Wood
Will Black
Will Crozier
J. A. Jones Toner
Dre Wo W. Bowers
Ainsworth Cemetery
Hoover Signs 500 Million Federal Farm Board Bill
President Hoover signed a 500 million relief measure creating a Federal Farm Board of nine to coordinate and stabilize agriculture. The board will be funded by a 500 million dollar revolving fund to boost cooperative marketing and balance production. Selection will aim to represent major agricultural commodities and the farm industry at large.
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Seuiwe
House
Artis
Repo Lean
McNary
Tele Committee
Haugen
House Agriculture Committee
Deral Farm ‘Board
Congress
Federal Farm Board
Senate
White House
Hale Bank Fund
Provident Hoover
Farm Board
Leona Draper Dies in Kansas City Hospital
Leona Draper, daughter of Mr and Mrs Part Draper of Harrisonville Missouri, died this morning at 7 oclock in a Kansas City hospital. Relatives received the news this morning. Obituary notes indicate a Kansas City hospital past dawn.
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Ward
Part Draper
Harrisonville
Leona
Kansa City
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