Bible Study Highlights From Mission Conference
The conference featured Dr. Williams discussing justification and sanctification through Christ and the Bible, with emphasis on Philemon and the master slave relationship. Dr. Sampey spoke on Samuel the Teaching Prophet, and Dr. McConnell on Believers' Baptism linking belief to baptism and new life. Upcoming sessions include Dr. Williams on Paul the Theologian and Dr. Jones on The Other Man.
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God
Christ
Paul
C. B. Williams
Elijah
J. R. Sampey
F. C. McConnell
Frene Salee
Carter Helm Jones
Preacher Pittman Leads Sunday at Claredon Convention
Rev. Dr. T. B. Pittman of Claredon attended the convention arriving early and delivering a Sunday sermon at First Baptist Church on the theme The Preeminence and Greatness of Christ. Capacity attendance noted with revival possibly continuing after the conference. Visitors are housed in private homes with care for substitutes planned if participants cannot attend. Leaders will also speak for state wide prohibition during the meeting with dates and venues to be announced.
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T. B. Pittman
Clarendon
First Baptist Church
Christ
The
Baptist
Markets Summary Kansas City cattle hogs and sheep
Kansas City cattle receipts 8 000 with steady market. Texas steers 4 00 to 5 90. native steers 5 00 to 6 10. stockers 4 25 to 5 50. Hogs receipts 18 000 market steady to five cents lower. heavy 6 80 to 6 10. pigs 5 00 to 5 90. Sheep receipts 10 000 market steady to unevenly lower. lambs 6 50 to 6 90. ewes 3 00 to 4 65. wethers 3 25 to 3 75. Met tomorrow 32 000 head expected.
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Kansas City
Texas
Chicago Livestock Market Recap June 7 at 8:30 A M
Chicago stockyards report steady to higher cattle prices with Beeves at 5.15 to 6.50 and western cattle 4.70 to 5.65. Hogs show weak to lower trends with bulk bids around 6.00 to 6.10 and pigs 5.50 to 6.10. Sheep and lambs listed with native 2.00 to 4.55 and western 3.25 to 4.65, while 10 a m notes wood cattle strong and hogs softer than yesterday.
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Chicago
Texas
Great Future for Lowrey Phillips Schools in Amarillo
A reader letter from D. S. Robbins, ex-president of Stanberry Normal School, praises the Lowrey-Phillips schools in Amarillo Texas. He highlights co educational plans with separate classes, strong local support, and predicts Amarillo’s growth to 25 000 by the next two years.
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Lowrey-Phillips
Dialy News
Daily News
Aurillo Texas
University Heights
F. F. Phillips
Plains
Amarillo
D. S. Robbins
Stanberry Normal School
New Theory Emerges on Maine Explosion by Melville
Rear Admiral George W. Melville contends the 1898 Maine explosion was internal, publishing his views from a 1902 letter in the North American Review with Secretary Meyer’s consent. He notes initial foreign experts doubted Spaniards caused the blast and recalls Spanish officials’ historically cool reception of U.S. warships in their ports.
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Madrid
Havana
Melville
Maine
Cuba
Admiral Melville
General Weyler
New York
George W. Melville
Navy
Speaker Reed
House of Representatives
Navy Department
Meyer
North American Review
England
U.S
Eville
Farmer Benefactor Helps Kansas Students Education Funded by Frenchman
For twelve to thirteen years eighty four men have studied at the State Agricultural College funded by Charles Silly a French philanthropist who settled in Franklin county. A 240 acre farm in Franklin county yields all proceeds to assist young men at the college. Silly resides in France but supports the Kansas initiative as long as earnings fund local students.
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Topeka
Kas
State Agricultural College
Kansas
Charles Silly
Deboissciere
Franklin County
Franklin
Franklin Heloneine
Lilly
Gallege
France
Donells County
Marshall
Nemaha
Surcesefu
State Historical Society
F. L. Williams
Agricola
Coffey County
Willams
K. A. C. Boys
French farmer funds loans for Kansas students via estate plan
A Franklin county farm funded by a French farmer's estate supports future scholars. Trustee F. L. Williams oversees earnings and lends at five percent to Agriculture College students, with repayment after course completion. The plan aims to build a cycle of opportunity for dozens of young men.
Notice Railroad Men See Aten The Tailor
Notice for railroad workers directs readers to Aten The Tailor for standard union made uniforms, operating 8h to 2 its station.
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Aten
Railroad men let Aten The Tailor save you money on uniforms
Railroad workers are urged to buy uniforms from Aten The Tailor, promising cost savings and tailored apparel for crews. The notice notes savings and quality, appealing directly to railway employees seeking durable, affordable garments.
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Aten
Do You Want a Home Bungalow Ad in South City
Real nice bungalow cottage in south city with four rooms and bath, cement foundation, good barn, interior finish best. Price 160 dollars. Terms 100 cash, balance 25 dollars per month until half paid, then 20 dollars per month at 8 percent interest. Come see us or plane 762. 1864 cents.
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City
Free Baths At Eagle Barber Shop
A local notice promotes free baths at Eagle barber shop as advocated by Dutch. This item highlights a promotional event offering complimentary services.
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Eagle Barber Shop
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Leo ‘Oistoi
Walter Scott
Daniel
Jerusalem
Fion
Wwe
I. F. Lee
Dallas
Mwor
McConnell
Kansas City Livestock
Cluud Furvall
S.S.S
Pabetaster Weber
Fourth St
Evansville
Ind
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
Sixth and
Harrison Streets
Perce R. Benton’s
Nineteenth and
Taylor
A. Eberstadt
Tee
Gil Polk Stree
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