Tithing as a Practical Duty in Christian Beneficence
Rev. R. E. Williams argues tithing remains a practical minimum for believers, tracing tithing from Abraham to Mosaic law and Christ's era. He cites Genesis, Leviticus, Malachi, and Matthew to defend proportionate, systematic giving as essential worship and a means to fund church needs and world evangelism.
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R. E. Williams
Odd Fellows’ Hall
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Salem
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Howard Crosby
Engineering Experiment Stations Bill Aims $30 000 Annual Grants
A congressional bill by Representative William B. McKinney proposes creating engineering experiment stations at land grant colleges in each state and territory. It authorizes $30,000 yearly per state or territory, with funding allocated to the best equipped college, and outlines duties, reporting, and governance for the stations.
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Agricultural College
Bozeman
School of Mines
Butte
William B. McKinney
Tlinots
Land Grant College
Committee On Agriculture
United States
Secretary of the Treasury
Secretary of the Interior
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Secretary of the Treasury of the
Treasury
Congress
Is the proprietor in and where is he
A visitor asks if the proprietor is in or in the city and when he will return. The office boy answers he left yesterday afternoon and is at the undertaker's because he is dead. The piece ends with an ad for Orton Bros. piano and organ dealers at 219 North Main Street in Butte.
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Harper's Weekly
Orton Bros
N. Main St
Butte
Have you a lady burglar in jail here
A stout citizen asks the Kansas City Journal's warden about a lady burglar and learns she is pursued by offers from two coal barons and six wealthy malefactors. The exchange ends with advice to marry a plutocrat and move on.
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Kansas City Journal
Dixon New Bill On Old Subject Aims To Protect Settlers
A Washington note explains Dixon’s bill restoring government trust and saving Bitter Root valley settlers from loss. It cites prior land office rulings allowing entry under 1841 preemption and timber and stone acts, then a 1899 reversal restricting to homestead law and 1872 act, risking thousands in valued lands and provoking land shark speculation. A. W. G.
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Bitter Root Valley
Dixon
Congress
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