Baptists to Gather for 52nd Washington Association Meet
The Washington Baptist Association's 52nd annual conven tion will convene at Ainsworth Baptist Church September 28 to 30 with a full three day program. Rev. C E Riddington presides as moderator. J W Lemley is vice moderator. Mrs Stella J Dodd is clerk. W A Phillips treasurer. T C Reeves serves on the state board. The program features sermons, do c tor al addresses, sewing sessions, and a women’s session, with sections for ministers, lay members, and visiting brethren from surrounding counties.
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Washington Baptist Association
Aineworth
C. E. Riddington
Ainsworth
J. W. Lemley
Washington
Stella J. Dodd
W. A. Phillips
T. C. Reeves
Prairie Flower
M. R. Regan
Iowa
G. W. Cassidy
Elsie Norman
Wellman
Hazel Boyd
E. H. Reif
M. KR. Regan
Hugh Jones
Anna Scott
Ralph Minick
Ruth Lemley
E. E. Bower
F. R. Sage
David Thomp
World Wide Co operation in Real Interests
Quote attributed to Samuel McChord Crothers arguing that men realize true interests lie in world wide cooperation, as cooperation is the only path to secure them. The line stresses global unity and collective effort.
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Samuel McChord Crothers
Social activities noted by St Paul Evang Ladies Aid
An all day meeting at Mrs. Carl Zieglowsky home near Havre featured quilting, a chicken dinner for 37, and music from Albert Zieglowsky. Ladies from the area attended despite rain, with plans to gather again.
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St. Paul Evangelical Ladies Aid Society
Carl Zieglowsky
Havre
Zieglowsky
Albert Zieglowsky
Brunswick
Fall Visits Medford as Crater Lake Plans Are discussed
Sidney Smith reports a Medford clipping detailing Secretary of the Interior Albert B. Fall and Stephen T. Mather touring Crater Lake and Diamond Lake with Vice President McCormick. They discuss linking Crater Lake to nearby attractions and expanding park development in southern Oregon.
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Sidney Smith
Washington
Medford
Ore
Secretary of the Interior
Smith
Washington County
Albert B. Fall
Interior
Stephen T. Mather
National Parks
Portland
Crater Lake
Klamath
McCormick
Southern Pacific Railroad
Fall
Diamond Lake
Europe
Secretary Fall
Ashland
Pacific Highway
Harry L. Walthers
George T. Collins
Lithia Park
O. E. McCormick
Southern Pacific
Northwest
Mr. McCormick
America
Oregon
Josephine County
Forest Service
Lake of the Woods
Dead Indian Springs
Union Creek
Crater Lake National Park
Southwest
Mexico
Washington, D. C
Chicago
United States
New Mexico
Chamber of Commerce
National Capitol
Utah
Pueblo
Colo
Denver W C A Warns Against Female Hikers
The Denver W C A plans to discourage feminine hikers traveling cross country from the East, calling attention to risks and the perception they may resemble tramps. Officials cite many girls lacking funds and baggage, often begging for rides or boarding freight trains, with concerns raised by Mrs. M. T. Bryant about employment prospects and parental oversight.
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Denver
Key W. C. A
M. T. Bryant
W. C. A. Employment Bureau
Advertising Key to Success Attained by William Wrigley
The article outlines fundamental advertising laws by William Wrigley Jr. Emphasizing markets differ, it argues advertising transforms a beaten path into a boulevard, proving essential to launching and growing a business. It stresses persistent campaigns, warns against unfounded claims, and cites gum as a success story fueled by advertising.
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William Wrigley
William Wrigley Jr
Advertising spend and sales inquiry from Oskaloosa Herald
The Oskaloosa Herald notes an ad budget history: first contract for $500, then $3 000 00 spent last year on Wrigley’s advertising, now $10 000 per day. It asks how many sticks of gum must be sold to cover the advertising appropriation and to observe its claimed effectiveness.
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Wrigley's
Oskaloosa Herald
Iowa for Better Roads contracts let for 120 miles of primary highways
The Iowa state highway commission announced contracts will be let next week for gravel surfacing grading and draining on more than 120 miles of primary roads plus about 200 culverts and two bridges to be built Entrances on these works include several routes from Polk to Osceola to Linn to Black Hawk and beyond with additional grading and drainage projects across Greene Denison Crawford and other areas in Iowa Also here are details of guard rail work on the Wilson highway and River to River road projects in multiple counties
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Ames
State Highway Commission
Carlisle
Polk County
Waukee
Adel
Lincoln Township
Spring Valley
Sugar Grove
Lester East
Osceola County
Doon
Rock Rapids
Minnesota
Coulter
Hampton
Forest City
Thompson
Guthrie Center
Turin-Soldier
Soldier
Sioux City-Denison
Crawford County
Cedar County
Dewitt
Allison
Greene
Parkersburg
Peterson
Denison
Lady Surma Wins Land Grant for New Assyrian Republic
Lady Surma, first executive of the new Assyrian republic, secured from England a grant of 89,000 square miles of land in the Kurdistan mountains. Educated by British tutors, she is described as an accomplished linguist. Meanwhile nearly 1,000 women in the U S home economics program advise homemakers nationwide on cleaning, canning, and kitchen tasks.
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Surma
New Assyrian Republic
England
Kurdistan Mountains
United States Home Economics Department
Department of Agriculture
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E. Riddington
J. A. Marsh
Ervin H. Reif
Rae P. Dewey
Chas. W. Long
Kalona B. Y. P
Ray E. York
Iowa City
Nebraska
B. F. Woodruff
Louisa Center
Associa
Howard Grove
N. E. Jones
Kalona
Keota
H. O. England
Lovisa Center
C. M. Donaldson
New Haven
Howard Mangold
T. C
Reeves
F. P. Burch Wellman
Isaac A. Lindsay
West Chester
Rev
E. A. Anderson
G. P. Mitchell
C.S. Woodford
Ella Woodford
Clifford Thorne
Evanston
John Woods
South Fourth Avenue
John Dodds
the Woods Home
Rebekah Lodge
S. O. O. F. Hall
Nora Taylor
Sunset Park
Rebekahs
Roy Mallory
Baptist Church
Mary Powell
Pryor
Montana
Young America School
Will. Leeper
Bessie
Leeper
Weeks
Sid Smith
Wraneven
J. A. Cunningham’s
Lincoln
the Evening Journal
Yee
The
Evening Journal
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