Northern Baptist Convention to Convene in Des Moines 1921
Des Moines will host the Northern Baptist convention in June 1921 marking the largest Des Moines gathering to date with over 5,000 delegates expected. The meeting will span at least 10 days and use the Coliseum and Auditorium, after Des Moines college president J. A. Harte helped secure the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Northern Baptist Convention
National Educators’ Association
Indianapolis
Chicago
Milwaukee
Bankers’ Accident Company
George E. Hamilton
Convention Bureau
Mason-Dixon Line
Hamilton
J. A. Harte
Des Moines College
May Forbid Use of One Man Cars
Sioux City Iowa reports a series of accidents involving one man trolley cars. A heavily loaded car ran away downhill and overturned injuring about twenty. In the last day two cars burned into others as brakes failed and several persons were hurt. Citizens refuse to ride these cars and an ordinance to ban their use is in preparation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Perons
Home remedy promises relief for catarrh driven deafness
A 本 advertisement promotes Parmint, prepared at home with one ounce of Parmint, four parts hot water, and granulated sugar. Take a tablespoon four times daily. Claims include easier breathing, reduced head noises, improved smell and taste, and potential hearing restoration, noting nine in ten ear troubles stem from catarrh.
Recovered Card Losses By Force Faces Trial For Robbery
Ray Rassmess of Moville Iowa bound over to the grand jury on robbery from the person charges after a poker game in which he allegedly lost 100 dollars. He claims he was beaten and that cards were fixed. He suffered serious injuries including a ruptured abdomen and exposed intestines, with medical care at Grundy hospital. He is 29, from Portland Missouri, with barbering in Lincoln previously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Ray Rassmess
Moville
Grundy Hospital
Altho
Portland
Lincoln
Terrible Injuries in Corn Elevator
Walter Blackburn, working on the Lewis Redder farm near Lincoln, was caught in a tumbling rod of a corn elevator. His clothing ensnared him, he was pulled into the machinery, and the flesh was stripped from the lower abdomen during unloading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grundy Center
Walter Blackburn
Lewis Redder
Lincoln
Urib
Town Babe Named for New President
Mason City Iowa November 12 At the home of Mr and Mrs Charles W Cunningham 1520 North Pennsylvania avenue Vere was born weighing 12 pounds The parents decided to name him Warren Yarding Cunping spelling as a nod to a future president expected to rise from such hints in 193?
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Mason City
Charles W Cunningham
Pennsylvania Avenue
Vere
Warren Yarding
Dotte Plans by Mother and Warren Highlighted
Readable phrases indicate a plan or decision by a mother and Warren, presented as determined and tidy. The fragment notes a named action tied to these two individuals and suggests approval or formation of a plan.
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Des Moines Lands
Big Baptist Meeting
Sape. Semple
Victor Records
Stroebel’s
Gide
Lam
Mother
Warren
Chase
Drumziate
TRE
United Medicine Company
North
Siveet
Philadephia
Aterloo
Arant’s
Marsh-Place Building
Sycamore St
Buckle
Arctics
Sadie
Scott
Brett & Downe
Rinoinfield
Crisman Auto CO
Jefferson ST
Waterloo, LA
New York
Lee
Monroe
Venience
Mite
East Fourth Street
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