The Babe in the Woods
A moonlit tale follows a stork delivering twins to opposite homes. A crying baby alarms woodland animals until Mother Bruin and friends help guide the stork to the blacksmith's, where the crying infant is received. The group parts as the bear worries about his spring sleep. Copyright 1923 McClure Newspaper, New York City. Monday's story Jack Rabbit and Mr Fox Plan a Party. Foley Medicine ad copy follows.
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Mother Bruin
Braijn
Mother Brain
McClure Newspaps
York City
Jack Rabbit
Mr. Fox
Cholera Ravages Hamilton Herds in Webster City Area
In Hamilton County, cholera devastates cattle herds with many farmers losing portions of their stock. Officials report at least fifteen affected farms, with hog losses as high as 410 per farm. Serum demand surges, daily shipments valued around 2200 to 8600 dollars. Prices drop as livestock sales rise to market to cope with losses. Notable losers include Ray Greenwood, Al Ely, Chris Scein, C O Kurtz, Elmer Aheaser, LN Mason, Let Tin, R A Elton, Bascom Huddleton, Frank Reinhardt, and Peer Frohing.
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Webster City
Vamilton County
Weldon Helmick
Ray Greenwood
al Ely
Chris Scein
C.O. Kurtz
Elmer Aheaser
LN. Mason
Let Tin
R. A. Elton
Bascom Huddleston
Frank Reinhardt
Beaverd woods camp meeting opens with vegetarian dining tent
More than 1,000 Iowa Seventh day Adventists gather for the Iowa conference encampment in Beaver Woods Cedar Rapids August 28 to September 8. Delegates attend from all churches with English German and Scandinavian services. Notable visitors include J H Evans Charles Thompson and A T Robinson. The event features a large tenting setup 200 tents and six pavilions and a vegetarian dining tent.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Juncal
Eiders J. H. Evans
Washington, D. C
North America Conference of
Seventh-day Adventists
Charles Thompson
Minneapolis
Northern Union Conference
A. T. Robinson
College View
Neb
Central Union Conference
Boy Almost Drowned in Large Wheat Bin at Elevator
Willie Nolan, colored, nearly died yesterday when he was sucked into a churn of 3,500 bushels of wheat at the Mickel elevator in Atlantic Ta. He and two friends were playing atop the building when an elevator worker started loading a car unaware of the boy. The wheat pulled him under until he was rescued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Willie Nolan
Mickel
Nolan
Man Injured After Grain Wagon Fire Crash
William Woods fell from a burning grain wagon at W. R. Berry farm. The load ran over his left leg causing fractures in both bones below the knee plus two broken ribs and a cracked shoulder blade. A three inch scalp wound was also sustained.
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Atlantic
William Woods
W. R. Berry
Mr. Woods
From Eden to Paradise talk at Public Library Assembly Hall
M C Herr of New York speaks on From Eden to Paradise at the Public Library East Assembly Hall Sunday at 3 p m under the International Bible Students association. Seats are free and no collection is taken.
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M. C. Herr
New York
Eden
Paradise
Assembly Hall Public Library
International Bible Students’ Association
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Bud” Fisher
Lingee Mot
Norre
Gimme & Dollar
North OF the
Commanne Id
Szante
Rabbit
Fourth Street
Hamilton
OWA Adventists Annual Meeting
Ordar Rapids Camp
Gebhardt
Grigle
Dubuque
Sternweis
Hura
Maguire
Mr. Sternweis
Peter Klein
Klein
Capudine
Hicks’ Capudine A
the Wright
Black Hawk Building
Des Moines
Old Mexico
City of
Mexico
Middle West
Ak Sani Rena
Me LD
C. M. Berkley Hdw. Co
West Fourth Street
Hileman & Ginde
Ali
East Fourth Street
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