Heart of a Fool Williamson Finds Soul Decay
Rev. R E Williamson preached at First Baptist on the fool Nath as a symbol of moral death and soul decay. He argued belief in God is not debatable, warned that those denying God invite paralysis of character and inner ruin, citing William Allen White and a Kansas judge in a cautionary tale.
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R. E. Williamson
First Baptist
Mr. Williamson
God
Bnd
Stin
William Allen White
Tom van Dorn
Kansas
Radio Programs and Nearby Stations Listings
A dense list of radio stations across Davenport Des Moines Omaha Council Bluffs Minneapolis St Paul Chicago Detroit and other cities, detailing times for farm school lectures musical programs orchestras concerts lectures and sports news across Monday and Tuesday schedules with station call letters and frequencies. Named stations include WOAW WOC O WEAP KOIL WGN WGY WEN WDAF and many others with numerous program slots and performances.
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Davenport
Radio Farm School
Chines
Des Moines
Woaw Omaha
Detroit
News Orchestra
Wik
Pontlig
Jewett Jesters
Merry Old Chief
Wield
Pt. Worth
Ward
Trail Blazers
Majestic Theatre
RSD
St. Louis
Kva
Pine
WGY
Schenectady
Emeline Bates
George Ackerley
Searby
Sandman
WEAP
Omaha
Koil Council Bluffs
WEBU
Chicago Post
Tigy
Uptown Theatre
WHAQ
Chicago
Chicago Theatre Organ
Harry Hansen
U. of Chicago
Rainks Skylarks
Mackiseters
Bert Davis
Clown of the Air
Ginger Hour
Tattle Skylarks
WGN
Jazz Scamper
Detroit-Ponting
Jean Goldkette
Michigan Night
Ann Arbor
Minneapolis-St. Paul
WEA
Jeseon
Wen
Red Apple Club
WDAF
Kansas
Nighthay Frotic
Plantaton Players
WKSD
St Bonis
Willee
Fort Aarth Star Telegram
Ancient Hebrews and the path to Palestine in history
Uncle Ray surveys the Hebrews from Ur to Palestine, noting Babylonian exile, the rise of Israel and Judah, and contacts with Egypt and Phoenicia. He recalls David and Solomon, the Babylonian Captivity, and the Lost Tribes, ending with a hint of tomorrow’s topic and reader questions.
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Abraham
Babylonia
Palestine
Desert
Egypt
Moses
Jordan
Judea
Israel
Baby
Lonia
David
Solomon
Persia
Babyonli
Uncle Ray
Ferain
November term opens in Butler's Court with Judge Clark presiding
Allison Iowa Nov 9 The November term will open November 30 with Judge Clark presiding. New civil cases filed in Clerk C. Gu Schellenger's office. Naturalization work to occupy one day. Community program planned at Brushy Mound schoolhouse West PaintTown Township Friday Nov 15. Miss Lynn Bates to read. Girls’ canned goods to exhibit prizes won at county and state fairs. Play The Rum Mage Sale to be staged. Social to follow. American Legion auxiliary to serve chicken supper November 10 at Legion Hall from 5 PM. Delinquent real estate tax list published by County Treasurer C F Shirer. taxes unpaid past first Monday in November will trigger sale. Marriage of Miss Lillian Wieland to George Jannsen in Hampton last Tuesday officiated by Rev L F Davis. Attendants Mr and Mrs Harold Duffield Bristow. Ladies' Aid meeting at Associated Churches parlor. Funeral attendance in Chicago for John Graft relative. survivors include widow and sister Mrs C Welsmann Sr. Keary Harms Jr returned from Flagler Colo after wheat crop on C H Riggert land. Allison public schools closed Thurs and Fri for state teachers meeting in Des Moines. Mrs O L Whitlater hosted Girls’ Bible class. Mrs George BeBower and Mrs RB HoBrauer assisted.
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Brushy Mound
West Paint Townshi
Lynn Bates
American Legion Auxiliary
the Legion Oper Rause
Willy Besin
Aanabsn-Wieland
Lillian Wieland
Afrs
J. Wileland
George Jannsen
Ena Damnsen
Hampton
L. F. Davis
The
Christian Church
Harold Duffield
Bristow
Werte
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Associated Churches
Constipation Relief Promoted by Milks Emulsion
An eight year struggle with constipation is linked to a testimonial by Leonard McKee of Washington, Colorado, who credits Milks Emulsion with restoring bowel action and weight gain. The ad touts improved digestion, appetite, and strength, claiming the product is palatable and backed by a money back guarantee with prices 60c and 1.20 per bottle.
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Slueonard McKee
Yeat, N.B
Cold swaps spur business in Owa
Des Moines reports Iowa business conditions reacting to early winter. Demand rises for coal boosting production in Iowa mines and beyond. Winter clothing rubbers and overshoes are needed, and food demand increases as people adjust to the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owa
Des Moines
Iowa
Appetite and Trade Rise in Cold Weather Comments
An older economic reflection notes cold weather boosts wholesale and retail trade, with October and the current month showing activity. Production income is not strongly recorded, while economists argue for increased consumer demand as a business policy, citing Iowa's farm production impact and related price considerations.
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Jin
Iowa
Wet Weather Dampens Corn Outlook in Iowa Mines Consolidate
Income rather than outgo governs present business conditions and futures. Wet weather hurts corn harvests, cutting yields and discouraging corn growers. Coal mining earnings are up from recent years but below former levels, with Iowa mines not yet paying. Des Moines sees consolidation of larger mines toward a single operator for most local shafts.
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Bonecorp
Altho
Iowa
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Vicks Vaporub
Afiltion
Carl Bickley
Leavitt and Johnson
Alge
Lee's
Cal J. Miller Drug Co
Wangler Bros. Drug Co
Emano
Magnesia
Kaye
Hill
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Fred C. Repass
L. & J. Rank Blig
Waterloo
Repass
Iowa Power
Debe
Cor. W. 4Th and Jefferson Sts
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Nujol
Association of Independent of Men of America
Association For A Universal Trade
Northland
Bartles-Shepherd Oi Co
Filling Station, Ltd
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