Faithful tone shift in Earl's 1928 resolve on sympathy
Dr John A Earl editor of The Baptist reflects on a 1928 Sunday Tribune editorial that softened his fiery past as Waterloo evolves. He urges sympathetic understanding toward opposing views, Roman Catholics, fundamentalists and modernists while maintaining ethical standards and vigilance against war and hypocrisy.
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John A. Earl
the Baptist
Chicago Tribune
Minneapolis
Des Moines University
Sam
United States
Jesus
Kingdom of
Guam
Salvation Army Head Urges Larger Church Attendance
Des Moines Jan 2 Major Robert Penfold state commander of the Salvation Army urges bigger church attendance in a New Year message to 17 corps in the state. He warns worldliness and selfishness prevail and calls for sacrifice in charity and active churchgoing as the path to godliness, noting widespread poor attendance and urging devotion to worship and works.
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Des Moines
Schnpl
Robert Penfold
Salvation Army
Penfoli
Salvation Amy
Iowa County Primary Road Bonds and Long Term Plans in 1920s
Bonds issued by numerous Iowa counties from 1919 to 1928 would mature over five years and be paid by 1933. By end of 1928 about 43 million dollars in county primary road bonds would remain outstanding with 69.06 million authorized. From 1929 to 1933 over 80 million would become available to liquidate these bonds, fund interest on state bonds, and support construction work. A total of 2,007,918 dollars was spent on primary road construction and refunds in October.
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Pottowaoitanile
Page
Warren
Wayne
Iowa
Washington
Woodbury
Wimeshirk
van Buren
Haynes
Amendment backs state bond plan in Des Moines meeting
Black Rawick bonds would be absorbed in the new state issue under an amendment to a proposed 100 million dollar bond bill. Gov Hammill’s plan limits county and state indebtedness and shifts county bonds for highway work in several counties to be paid by 1929 if the measure passes. Glenn C. Hayes notes the practical debt caps and counties that would be affected.
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Black Rawick
New State
Des Moines
Jan. T
Hammill
Town Good Roads Association
Glenn CG. Hayes
Wand
Haynes
Black Hawk
Cerro Gordo
Clinton
Floyd
Greene
Hancock
O'Brien
Polk
Scott
Woodbury
Hickman past May include murder of Waterlooan's uncle
Relatives of SM Rowley in Mason City anxiously await possible confessions by William Edward Hickman, the confessed slayer of Marion Parker in Los Angeles. They theorize Hickman killed Rowley and stole his automobile, sighting a young man with Rowley before his death. A Ft Wayne patch along US Route 608 is referenced with local officials and telephones.
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Hickman
Waterlooan
SM. Rowley
Mason City
Cottonwood Falls
Kaw
J. W Thompson
South Street
William Edward Hickman
Marion Parker
Los Angeles
Cal
Hickiman
Rowley
Federal Highway Times
Hickman i Poral
Sumner Co Operative Shipping Meet Planned
An annual meeting of the Sumner Co Operative Shipping group is planned for Thursday in January. The event will cover shipping work and related cooperative activities with key members and officers listed.
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AMES
Sumner
Sumner Co-Operative Shipping Weacinton
Esa Ball
Amuvs, Trey
Peomtent i
Watke
Adeeres
Elrellen
Impartaus
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Salvation Army Head
Marshall County
Polk and Scott
Appinoose
Dubuque
Jasper Jefferson
Muhuska
Wipello
Uremey
Butler
Buchanan
Clarke
Clayton
Chickasaw
Davis
Delaware
Franklin
Iremont
Payette
Arvison
Henry
Lucas, Lee
Neu- Kuk
Montgomery
Mills
Montotia
Albert Ropler
Weed
West Wl
Gite
New York
Brocks
Atistie
Rita
Lagerman'bs
BRY Goops Co
Ayr Eerie
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