Work at Clay and Denmark Association Churches Rev. Cooper Reports
Rev. 8 H Cooper describes revival efforts in the Denmark Association Parish Southeastern Town area. Declining Clay and Antioch Congregational Churches received new life after the Iowa State Conference action. In June 1946 Rev Homer E Dalrymple and his family moved to Keosauqua to lead the revival.
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Iowa State Conference of Congregational Christian Churches
Denmark Association
Homer E. Dalrymple
Anamosa
Keosauqua
Young people aid church programs across Iowa countryside
A retired minister and father of Mrs Dalrymple led a regional church outreach expanding gospel work. Volunteers from Des Moines Cedar Rapids Anamosa Ottumwa Denmark Eagle Grove Green Mountain Webster City Keosauqua and Sioux City helped paint repair Clay Church and run vacation schools and missions. The I P F's Don Youngins helped organize a youth camp at Clay and Antioch with daily worship and recreation including trips to Birmingham Nauvoo Ottumwa and Hannibal.
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Dalrymple
Clay
Young People’s
Iowa Pilgrim Fellowship
Antioch
Don Youngeins
Des Moines
Cedar Rapids
Anamosa
Ottumwa
Denmark
Eagle Grove
Green Mountain
Webster City
Keosauqua
Sioux City
Phonograph Broadcasting
Virgil Foster
Birmingham
Nauvoo
Ill
Salt Lake City
Utah
Iowa
Baring
Anson
Missouri
Hannibal
Mark Twain
Tom Sawyer
Huckleberry Finn
Plants as guides to mineral deposits proposed by researchers
University of Wyoming workers suggest growth patterns of selenium indicator and accumulator plants could guide mineral surveys. They note toxic vegetation can carry high rare metal values, with molybdenum as an example, and vegetation might guide to other minerals as well.
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University of Wyoming
Evening Journal Admits Broad Subscriptions and Staff Details
The Evening Journal publishes afternoons except Sunday with staff including Shannon Elder and Cowden. Subscriptions run 10 dollars per year in Washington, Iowa. six dollars yearly in Wasaga, rates vary for zones outside Washington.
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Iowa Elder, Shannon & Co
Pubishers
R. E. Shannon
Dave R. Elder
Bruce C. Cowden
W. J. Shannon
Max Marble
Washington
Lawa
United Press
Inland Daily Press
Iowa Daily Press
Iowa Press Ass
Audit Bureau of Circultions
Wasagah
Iowa
Rug weavers find warmth in nature inspired colors
The article notes that natural colors and forms have guided Oriental rug design for ages and still impart warmth to modern interiors, according to a decorator. It also reports farm size shifts: the average U.S. farm is 50 acres larger than 25 years ago, and over half of farm land sits in farms of 500 acres or more.
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Emily Jane Niver Ryan
Frank Niver
William Caine
Wilbur Ford Caine
Lila Francis
District Court
Washington County
Iowa
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway Company
Auditor's
City of
Washington
T. L. Brookhart
United States
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Pepsi-Cola Company
Long Island City
Pepsi Cola Bottling Co
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National Bank of Washington
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Dixie Dugan
BY Mevoy and
Striebel
Dixie
Ferne M. Wimmer
Forestry In
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Zurich
Sihlwald
Germany
Sweden
France
Ray Con Cox Motor Company
West Washington
Studebaker
W. E
Bill
John Blick
Upstairs In Journal
Ward A. Edwards
Marion
Brown
Brown Finance Co
Court House
W. Maw Brown Finance Co
Sorden Music Co
Washington, Iowa
PowerAhe
Glo Paints
Warsaw
Louis Dunlavy
Rene Warner
E. E. Chambers
Keota
Glen Martin
Allen Frickling Keota
T. W. Harwood
Armstrong
Gorham
4Th Ave
Barden Insulation Service
C. E. Clurés
South Ave
W. L
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Lyle K. Ross
George Transfer
Willis Richards
Washington Dairy
Handy Square
Reister Bros
Pioneer Dairy Feeds
Pioneer
Washington Concrete Co
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