Warren G Harding Opposes World War Alliances in Grinnell Review
Senator Warren G. Harding argues against uniting the United States with a universal military alliance. He favors an Association of Nations to promote peace but rejects a power alliance maintaining the status quo. He warns that leaders urge the U S to draft a restructured world plan and commits to preserving national freedom and self-determination.
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Republican Party
Versailles
America
Viscount Grey
United States
Association of Nations
Grinnell Review
Farmers' Union Meeting Notice at Young America Schoolhouse
A Farmers' Union meeting is scheduled for Friday evening Oct. 29 at the Young America schoolhouse. All members are requested to attend.
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Farmers’ Union
Young America
A Year Ago Today I Wept For Grim Griefs And Loss
Poetic reflection contrasts a year ago with today amid grief and uncertainty. The speaker recalls tears and burdens once felt deeply, mentions the government crisis and a broken auto, and invites a future stranger to compare the two moments while noting fresh troubles endure.
The Idol Declines Fame and Pride in Poetic Reflection
A reflective piece traces a public idol’s rise and fall from grace. The narrator recalls being celebrated with flowers, then faced with rocks as humility wanes. He acknowledges pride as the cause of decline and vows meekness if idol status returns.
Lincoln-Lee Legion Observes World Temperance Day
A Second United Presbyterian service observance details World Temperance Day with emphasis on the Eighteenth Amendment and Bolstead Act, plus a pastor’s address on temperance. Christian Endeavor discusses Making Prohibition Effective. Union service with the Methodist church follows.
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Second United Presbyterian
Lincoln-Lee Legion
Christian Endeavor Society
Methodist Church
Jason Kleese
Thomas Wolf
Lincoln
St Pauls Evangelical and Presbyterian notice
Regular Sunday morning services at 11:00 oclock with German and English preaching. Sunday school at 10:00 oclock led by Cr W Klein. An associate Presbyterian congregational prayer meeting will be held at 11:00 oclock.
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Washington
Cr. W. Klein
Associate Presbyterian
Bible Study Meeting Invites Full Attendance
All are expected to attend a Bible study meeting at six o'clock. The notice emphasizes universal participation and punctual gathering for the session.
Union services replace evening worship at local churches
The Baptist church plans to attend the State Convention in Keokuk next Sunday, so no sermon will be held. Sunday school and YP BU proceed as usual, with strong turnout hoped for. First United Presbyterian holds 9:45 a.m. Sunday school and 11:00 a.m. worship, then unites with the Methodist church for an evening union service featuring organ pieces and anthems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist
Keokuk
M. R. Regan
First United Presbyterian
Methodist Church
Wilson
Traumerei
Fearis
Tanlac boosts Mrs. Willis weight and health after years of illness
Mrs. William Willis of Burlington Iowa credits Tanlac with lifting her four year battle from loss of appetite indigestion to a 15 pound gain. She describes relief from nervous unrest insomnia rheumatic pains and fatigue and says Tanlac will remain in her medicine cabinet. The ad mentions Sherman Bros Wellman Mac Gugin Drug Co and other pharmacists. Also notes a church program at Reformed Presbyterian with Rev A A Samson preaching and a Sabbath schedule.
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William Willis
South 13Th St
Burlington
Iowa
Washington
Sherman Bros
Wellman
MacGugin Drug Co
Advt
Methodist Service With Union Evening and Choir
Morning talks by laymen at the Methodist Episcopal church followed by a union service in the evening. Sunday school at 9 30. Orchestra and choir plan special numbers including organ preludes and anthems. Notable soloists and offertories featured with postlude grand chorus conducted by J W Johnston and Mary Hunter at the organ.
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Methodist Episcopal
Dylan
Eac Iadigedacsnesan
Louis Fifer
Swoonstan Clark
Jesus
Williams
R. H. Hampsher
Angelus
Sellers
Plumly
Hampsher
Lemaig
Socialist Uses Wilson Book as Text in Burlington Speech
Mary McVicker, socialist speaker, used Woodrow Wilson’s The New Freedom as a text at Eagles hall in Burlington on Tuesday night. She argued Eugene Debs and Wilson shared the same ideas, noting Debs was jailed for their beliefs, while Wilson faced the White House backlash. About 250 people applauded the remarks and other attacks on the administration.
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Burlington
Woodrow Wilson
Mary McVicker
Eagles’ Hall
Eugene Debs
Wilson
Debs
Belle Rice Seeks Recorder Post with Proven Efficiency
The Republican candidate Mrs. Belle Rice is urged for Recorder, cited for knowledge, clerical experience, and two sons in service. The endorsement praises A. J. Morgan J. W. Parrow and C. O. Dayton for county board, touting fiscal responsibility, road upkeep, and public institutions. Tax money must fund needed services with minimal waste and civic sacrifice.
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Belle Rice
Recorder's Office
A. J. Morgan
Clay
J. W. Parrow
Ainsworth
C. O. Dayton
Washington
Board of Supervisors
Socialist Debate Highlights The New Freedom Passages
Miss McVickers quotes The New Freedom to claim government under corporate control. She cites Wilson on pages 25 and 57 asserting masters of the United States are combined capitalists. She argues wasteful wartime spending and contrasts socialist views on war and patriotism.
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Wilson
United States
Miss McVickers
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Abe Martin
Elmer Moots
Walt Mason
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Beatrice Baird
Sien
William Stewart
Howard Daviess
ST. Paul's Evangelical
C. F
Washington County
Cathedral
Ryder
J. M. Wishert
Carolyn Hamilton
A. Beiter
A. A. Samson
W. G. Robb
Socialist
McHramara
Embalmers Funeral Directors
Ume
Calumet
John Shields & Sons
Kato Moses
Curtis & Lovelett
Studebaker Garage
Studebaker
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