Reforming Faith and Liberty From Rev. Epler Sermon
Rev. Stephen J. Epler, chaplain of Post M Travelers Protective Assn and First Christian church pastor, preached the annual sermon on Sunday. He urged reformers’ life as proof of gospel ideals and reflected on Frank Stewart’s Crawford washout death as a call to compassion amid enduring liberty battles. The sermon ties Jesus to modern reform and urges continuing effort for peace and freedom.
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Stephen J. Epler
Post M. Travelers Protective Association
First Christian Church
Epler
the Herald
Post M
Frank Stewart
Crawford
Northwestern
Lord
Nazareth
Isaiah
Jesus
Israel
Elijah
Ilisha
Jesus Christ
Rome
Church Pulpit Topics and Upcoming Bible Lessons
The Church of Christ outlines next Lord's day topics How God Names Things and The Creed That Needs no Revision. Bible school shifts to life of Paul next quarter starting July 1. Evening prayer and midweek services are planned with a welcoming church community. Stephen J. Epler, Minister.
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Church OF Christ
The
Bible School
Paul
Christian Endeavor
Stephen J. Epler
Non-Churchgoing Businessman Reflects on Town Life
A Baptist church Sunday musing quotes a non churchgoing businessman declaring he would not live in a churchless town His fears include unsafe homes disrupted children a failing business and a town mocked by weeds and jokes The fragment hints at social satire and town life concerns.
Building God's Temple Sermon and King's Heralds Program
The service schedule includes a morning sermon Building God's Temple and an evening program led by the King's Heralds with the woman and foreign missionary societies. A series of readings recitations solos dialogues and a missionary colloquy follow, ending with benediction and notes on upcoming union services starting July 3. MEARL C. SMITH, Pastor.
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King’s Heralds
Woman's Home
Foreign Missionary Societies
George Neuswanger
Robert Pate
James Ellis
David LaMon
Dorothy Wells
Reading
Jerusha
Mrs. Brown
Solo
Betty Harper
Orient
America
Verno Wn
Methodist Church
P. m
A. J. Kearns
Mearl C. Smith
Lutheran Church Services Schedule in Hemingford and Alliance
English services in the morning at Hemingford and an Alliance service at 2 30 in the afternoon. Sunday school to follow the Alliance service. Pastor F Droegemueller.
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Hemingford
Alliance
F. Droegemueller
Correction of Figures in Box Butte County 1921 Assessment
The Herald notes a transposed figure in Box Butte county 1921 assessment. The corrected entry reads Money on hand or on deposit with banks trust companies corporations firms or individuals or subject to my order check or draft five digits 234482 attributed to Mrs Frank Shreve with daughter Jeona and son Charles, joined by nieces Thelma and Mildred Osborne, returning from Scottsbluff Wednesday.
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The
Herald
Box Butte County
Frank Shreve
Jeona
Charles
Thelma
Mildred Osborne
Scottsbluff
Stuhr Sees Big Potatoes Crop Rise in Nebraska
Lincoln official Leo Stuhr, Nebraska secretary of agriculture, reports potato inspections show statewide production up ten to twenty percent, with some areas near Alliance rising as much as fifty percent. A new grading law adds a fancy grade and Early Nebraska for table potatoes July and August.
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Leo Stuhr
Lincoln
Nebraska Reer of Agriculture
Alliance
Nebraska Eevee Assoljation
Box Butte
Stuhr
Herald
Nebraska
Kearney
U. S
Personal notices from Alliance residents and visitors
Bonnie Stewart of Denver visits Miss Naomi Moxon in Alliance. Hemingford visitors include Mr. Cox and Mr. and Mrs. Ace Pippit. N. A. Kemmish of York relocates to Alliance. Neil Holt visits his uncle Edgar Martin. Ralph Beal returns from Casper on business. Mrs. W. J. Wong moves to Lincoln. Henry Rath and family visit Alliance on business. E. B. Lawrence family go to Torrington for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Beck travel to Thermopolis for Mr. Beck’s health. J. P. Swanson and family visit from Hemingford. Mrs. W. D. Joder and two children stay with B. I. Joder. W. E. Sharp of Western Potash visits Alliance. Blanche Benjamin takes the Dole Variety store vacancy. Marshal Roe departs for Chicago to live with an aunt. Corrine Moore of Antioch visits and returns home. John Marcus moving Burlington equipment to Alliance. family to join him. Lloyd C. Thomas return from D. W. Kenner ranch trip with crops in Box Butte County in good shape.
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Bonnie Stewart
Denver
Naomi Moxon
Mr. Cox
Hemingford
Ace Pippit
Re. N. A. Kemmish
York
Alliance
Neil Holt
Antioch
Edgar Martin
Ralph Beal
Casper
Wyo
W. J. Wong
Lincoln
Henry Rath
E. B. Lawrence
Torrington
Beck
Thermopolis
J. P. Swanson
W. D. Joder
North Platte
B. I. Joder
W. E. Sharp
Western Potash Company
Blanche Benjamin
Swanson
Dole
Marshal Roe
Chicago
Corrine Moore
Mariam Harri
John Marcus
Burlington
Sheridan
Lloyd C. Thomas
D. W. Kenner
Box Butte County
One Week Course in Animal Breeding at Fort Robinson
Under War Department authorization F B Graham of Graham Breeding School Kansas City will conduct a one week course in animal breeding at Fort Robinson Remount Depot Nebraska starting Monday July 11 The program targets local private stock raisers and details including scope and tuition are available from the American Breeder 225 W 12th St Kansas City Missouri Mrs Lenore McDonald of York is visiting her parents' home
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War Department
F. B. Graham
Graham Breeding School
Kansas City
Remount Depot
Fort Robinson
Neb
W. 12Th Street
Lenore McDonald
York
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State University Hospital
Omaha
Edgar
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Alliance High School
A. B. Wheeler
Edgemont
Mr. Wheeler
Dewey, S. D
Julia Frankle
Al's Auto Service
Jenkins Vulcan Spring Company
A. L. Ellis
Al’s Auto Service
Masonic Temple
Baer-Alter Co
Dycee
Red Cross
United States
Standard Oil Company OF
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