Convention on in Full Blast Opens District Endeavor Session
The district Christian Endeavor convention opened at the Presbyterian church with Rev H Y Comin delivering the welcome and Lloyd Taylor of Grinnell giving the response. Delegates heard talks on efficiency and organization and a program of conferences, addresses, and social events continues today and tomorrow with fifty five delegates registered by noon.
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District Christian Endeavor Convention
The
Presbyterian Church
Howard Y. Williams
Iowa City
Presbyterian
A. C. Fuller
Frank Meacham
Grinnell
Mr. Taylor
Lloyd Taylor
Ot Grinnell
Dr. Comin
Taylor
Eighth District Society
Iowa
Christian Endeavor
Williams
William Hardcastle
Iowa Falls
Noel J Breed
Emerson Davis
Ruth Walker
Lone Tree
Hallie Carter
Nellie C. Frazer
Carrie A. Fuller
Ella L. Pilgrim
Rebecca Rugg
Lloyd W. Taylor
Louis R. Taylor
Noel J. Breed
G. Emerson Davis
Doris Lake
Itta Mathes
Helen Miller
Oskaloosa
Rose Johnson
June Thomas
Ivy Walling
Helen A. Adkins
Alice Thomassen
Pella
Sadie Powell
Keota
Eva Reed
Irma Bussey
Bussey
Goldin Atwood
Sigourney
Elizabeth Trager
Mr. Sharon
Leona B. Sloan
Lynnville
Lurena Davis
Ruby Savage
Knoxville
Howard Hendryn
Ralph Brown
Ivey Brubaker
Valley
Grayce Smith
Olive Chaple
Mary B. McPherrin
Omaha
Nebr Bessie R. Jones
Clay
Edythe Woodford
Frank T. Meacham
Mary Propst
Tisie Propst
Kathryn Montgomery
F. C. Simms
Marengo
Grace Yeddes
Alice Day
Mrs. Yokish
Miss Lee
Gertrude Lewis
Floyd J. Kingdon
Paul L. Proctor
Margaret Price
Bertha Sparks
Faye KE. Gray
John H. Gabriel
O. L. Moffit
Francis M. Fox
Aldene Rich
Brighton
Marguerite Coffman
Jas A. Burns
Albia
Hospital Furnishings Meeting Set for May 6
A meeting of all who plan to furnish rooms in the new county hospital will be held at 7 30 Monday evening May 6 in the office of C A Dewey. All interested are urged to attend to reach an understanding on furnishings style and related details.
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New County Hospital
C. A. Dewey
Memorial day bell tolling urged across Iowa posts
Dr. George A. Newman Iowa department adjutant issues orders directing all G A R posts to toll bells from 12:00 to 12:05 p m on Memorial Day. Veterans are to stand with heads uncovered during the tolling, with towns urged to observe the change and reject the Uninese. Two men are convicted of smuggling Chinese into the country. detectives test whether the Celestials had been in the U S before by making them reverse their coats in American dress.
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Williams
Hiardcastle
Christ
Mr. Williams
Lowa
George A. Newman
Rochester
Newman
Local trades and moves in May notices from several towns
From our exchanges J M Morris & Co bought Geo H Paul shoe stock with Paul trading the north part of Morris new fair grounds land. New firm began selling this week as Ernest McRoberts continues as clerk. Seymour Martin bought a Bram back farm south of West Chester for 175 per acre from Wesley Smith. Farnce Bridger, now general agent for Geo Paul Land Co, was in town. Mrs Hanna Putnam moves to Washington. James Deimerly bought her house.
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Geo. H. Paul
J. M. Morris & Co
Mr. Paul
Fair Grounds
Mr. Morris
Ben Baker
Ernest McRoberts
Columbus Safeguard
Seymour Martin
Bramback Quarter
West Chester
Wesley Smith
Seymour
Lloyd
Glenn
Martins
Keota Eagle
Farnce Bridger
Farneco
Geo. Paul Land Co
Washington
Rockwell City
Iowa
Farnco
Richland Clarion
Hanna Putnam
A. E. Putnam
Jas. Deimerly
Sigourney News
Former resident Bell reported dead in Regina Canada
Mrs. S E Greer received a Morning Sun note of James Bell a former resident of Morning Sun and Washington who died at his Regina home. Details unknown with word says he was killed. Bell lived in Washington years ago and left about twenty five years ago. He was James M Stevenson’s son in law and his wife was J T Stevenson’s sister. Bell was a prominent Reformed Presbyterian and wealthy from Canadian land investments.
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Mr. Bell
J. T. Stevenson
Eldorado Hotel
Bell
Reformed Presbyterian Church
Piles Cured In 6 to 14 Days by PAZO Ointment
A druggist offers a money back guarantee if PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure itching bleeding or protruding piles within 6 to 14 days. The ad emphasizes quick relief and a refund policy.
Princeton Theological Seminary Centennial Observed
Clergymen from across the United States gather at Princeton N J for the seminary centennial celebration. The event starts with services and runs through Monday and Tuesday. The seminary has graduated about 5800 students, with roughly 3000 living today. The oldest living alumnus is Rev. Daniel N Freeman of New York, class of 1847.
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Princeton
N. J
Princeton Theological Seminary
Daniel N. Freeman
New York
Digestit Digestive Aid Ad From Lems on’s Pharmacy
A vintage advertisement promotes Brown's Digestit tablets claiming quick digestion relief and gas reduction. It promises a money back guarantee and includes the disclaimer about harmless tablets sold by Lems on’s Pharmacy.
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Sdc
Lemson
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