Suggestive Questions on Isaiah Vision and Mission Call
Lessons outline Rev Dr Linscott questions on Isaiah vision verses 1 4 and 5 6 7 9 10 11 12 14 15 18 21 31 18 31 18 21 31 18 covering sinfulness cleansing, seraphim symbolism, prophetic call, and missionary duties. The questions explore seeing God sightedness sin repentance cleansing, and whether angels influence salvation and modern calls to missions.
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Frightened Singleton Faces Impending Marriage Mention
The text notes Singleton is despondent and indifferent to outcomes while Henpecke warns he may soon marry, implying a sudden change or event in his personal life.
Missed Children in South Bend Census Highlight Labor Law Confusion
In South Bend on May 12 officials report about 700 children were omitted from the school census due to a misunderstanding of the new child labor law. Officials fear residents refused to name their children to avoid the act, prompting a recount possibility.
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South Bend
Ind
Peach Crop Prospects Rise in Iowa Despite Frost
Farmers near Des Moines and Indianola report a potential peach yield as weather spared many trees from frost. William Getchell’s tract south of the city shows promise after a 1907 bumper crop. some trees survived past freezes and may bear fruit again.
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Lew Moines
Iowa
Moines
Lawa
Indianola Road
Beaver
William Getchell
Tsports
City elects Dunn president and Cannony secretary
Mason City resident K. G. Dunn was chosen president for the ensuing year and joins Cannony of Perry as secretary in the recorded city election.
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K. G. Dunn
Mason City
Cannony
Perry
Resigns From Pro W Board Of Health In Iowa
Dr A C Moerke president of the state board of health announces he will resign, citing bitter opposition and inability to reform. He says the board has only 5 000 dollars, 3 000 for the secretary and 2 000 for publishing literature, and he is profoundly disgusted.
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Burlington
Iowa
A. C. Moerke
State Board of Health
Carroll
Moerke
Temperance Men Form Permanent Iowa Association
Des Moines May 12 The Business Men's Temperance Association of Iowa becomes permanent after a meeting. A temporary group formed at Waterloo earlier. Officers likely to become permanent include John Ti Taft Cedar Rapids president W R Jamison Waterloo vice president T H Simmons Cedar Rapids secretary and W J Pilkington Des Moines treasurer.
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Business Men's Temperance Association of Iowa
Waterloo
John Ti. Taft
Cedar Rapids
W. R. Jamison
T. H. Simmons
W. J Pilkington
Teachers mingle with pupils in Mason City schools
Mason City Iowa May 12 Superintendent Ht UU Gilmore introduces an innovation in which teachers join students in plays during recess. Teachers supervise both classroom work and playground activities to reduce snobbery, boost language, and foster social refinement. Boy Scouts are being formed and Girl Scouts may follow.
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Iowa
Ht. Uu, Gilmore
Sone
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
Labor trouble rises in Muscatine button trade
May 12 Muscatine Iowa reports a walkout threat over re employment of strikers. Manufacturers say they are hiring as opportunity allows. A Wednesday meeting provided for some workers but several girls remain unemployed. State Labor Commissioner R. E. Van Duyn arrived to help mediate.
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Muscatine
Iowa
RE. W. van Duyn
Knights of Columbus favor October 12 Columbus Day
The tenth annual state convention in Ottumwa ia May 12 records support for appointing October 12 as Columbus Day in honor of the Discovery of America. They will seek official recognition by the state legislature, naming the holiday Discoverer s Day. The next convention will be in Sioux City.
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P E O SISTERHOOD CONVENTION AT SIOUX CITY
The annual convention of Iowa chapters of the P E O Sisterhood met at the First Congregational church in Sioux City on May 12 with 125 towns represented by 235 delegates. State officers and the national president Mrs Winona Reeves of Keokuk attended. session details highlighted leadership roles and the order’s independent status. Founded at Iowa Wesleyan University Mt Pleasant forty two years ago by seven college girls, two founders remain alive.
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Iowa
First Congregational Church
Winona Reeves
Keokuk
Mrabell P. Glaaier
Fort Madison
Katherine Yeager
Greenid
Olive Kapues
Albia
Alice Miller
Cedar Rapids
Reading
Walter McKenry
Des Moines
Hulda Reed
What Cheer
Lillian Grifith Tarlan
PE. O
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Eidership
Iowa Wesleyan University
Mt Pleasant
Hock Island Uses CoMS P Line to Plymouth Junction
Mason City Iowa May 12 That the Hock land is going to use the CoMS P line between this city and a connection with their line at Plymouth Junction is no longer questioned. Some forty Mexicans were put to work this morning putting in a Y out West Plymouth Junction so the Rock Island can switch trains from the Milwaukee to their own line. Plymouth residents fear loss of population to the Junction while train crews will change there. Two passengers and one through freight is scheduled over the Short Line between Des Moines and the Twin Cities on May 26.
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Iowa
Plymouth Junction
Wlymouth Junction
Rock Island
Milwaukee
Plymouth
Des Moines
Twin Cities
Cedar Rapids man earns 100 percent on postal exam
Leroy Th. Long, a Rock Island railway mail clerk on the Cedar Rapids Sioux Falls route, achieved a perfect score in a semi annual Iowa exam. He processed 1 470 ecards and 183 separations in 39 minutes, answering all 280 connections and 8 postal law questions perfectly for a 37 649 cards per minute rate.
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Cedar Rapids
Leroy Th. Long
Rock Island
Sioux Falls
S. D
Towa
Typewriter Work Stenographer Seeks Office Job
Competent stenographer seeks office work or typing assignments. Own typewriter available, phone listed as 595 green. Theodté
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