Mental Causes of Disease Raised by Christian Science Talk
George Shaw Cook, a Chicago physician and member of the First Church of Christ Scientist Boston, lectured at the high school auditorium arguing that mental causes drive illness. He cited fear, worry, envy, and anger among factors, and described God as divine principle and Mind. The talk traced Christian Science teachings from Mary Baker Eddy to current global church activity and healing methods.
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George Shaw
Cook
Membe
Church of Christ
Boston
Charles A. Hauswirth
Mary Baker Eddy
Christ Jesus
Eady
George Shaw Cook
Chicago
First Church of Christ
Windom
Governor Rice Message To Assembly Opens Session
Mrs Mollie Vernon Rice elected governor by the League of Women Voters speaks to the First Legislative Assembly urging urgent state measures. An appointed committee will report next Wednesday evening with recommendations. The message stresses Montana's fiscal condition and asks for earnest examination and action.
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Mollie Vernon Rice
League of Women Voters
Legislative Assembly
Rice
Nicholls, Wheeler and Sievers
New road opens Three Forks to Carpenter via Madison bridge
The Three Forks to Logan road is officially opened after finishing the Madison River bridge, creating an $85,000 water highway between Three Forks and Carpenter. The four mile extension shortens the route by about a mile and was used by a crowd on Friday.
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Three Forks
Logan
Madison River
Carpenter
Crockett
Bozeman
Lawrence Eakes
Pete Sorrells
Livingston
Sorrel
Koy Bates
Eastern Points
Masonic
Eastern Star
Paul Peine
H.C. Rector
A. D. Barker
LF. Hare
Bryant
Mr. Barker
W. RB. van Wegen
J. Hagen
Stewart
Dick Fabrick
E. W. McPhail
Tyler
DH. Andrews
Messrs
Reynolds
Ruth
van’ Ween
Kyames
Martha
Grace Lee
M.A. Smith
Fai Tick
Ruth’ Brackney
Claude Sterling
Warren
Beula Lewis
Hare
D. P. Elmore
James Smith
Gallatin County
Elmore
T. J. Young
Sherif Exgar
Ralph Boyd
Anna Bailard
Chicago
Warren Dixon
California
Arthur Sorrels
Pete Sorrels
Frobach
Medford
Ore
Local notes from White Sulphur Springs and district
White Sulphur Springs brief covers holiday travel, ill health, staff changes, and school reopens. Arthur Buckingham’s youngest child ill with flu. Marie Duffy reclaims stenographer post for county attorney Charles Tyman. John V. Potter returns from Florida. Potter & Co. and Ringling business noted. Radio enthusiasm grows. subscriptions pursued for St Paul Daily News. School district updates include new building, gym, and personnel changes. county officers sworn in. vocational congress trip planned for three high school students.
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White Sulphur Springs
Jan W. A. Cruickshank
Ringjing
Spokane
Arthur Buckingham
Mise Forrest
Chateau
Juidiey
Dillon
Lawrence
Missoula
Mise Kijey
Anaconda
Marie Duffy
Charles Tyman
John V. Potter
Florida
Busi
R. T. “Ringling
G. Kypke
John Shorey
Charles I. Tyman
Helena Thur Gay
John. Fischer
Butte
D. Ie
Wheeler
W. Cole
Santora Holliday
D. le
EM Sampaom
Andy Simpson
Olaf Haugen
George Fowller
Edgar Harmon
Clinton’ Mekethen
Chai Tyman
Elmer Butler
Edith ‘Thomas
George W. Harden
E.R. Lausted
Theo Sarter
Hazeman
John Petit
Eheist Barteh
Sidney Mecarthy
Livingston Notes Highlights From Holiday Travels
Livingston residents report return from visits in Buffalo New York St Paul and Missoula as local figures fare with relatives and friends Others notice the Northern Pacific work at Emigrant and repairs on the Ye River flood protection. A film crew arrives from Gardiner to shoot winter scenes around Yellowstone Park while community clubs host dinners and gatherings amid winter routines.
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J.B. Cra
Fred Barman
Los Angeles
John Vandepets
Chico Hospital
Northern Pacific
Emigra Morrow
Montana
Ye River
Alaska
Livingston
Gardiner
Truckee
Cal
Yellowstone Park
Pearl Tinsley
John Graham
Strong
Miller
Harry Hunter
Butte
Verne Reed
Place
Wash
J. W. Working
Wilsall
Thursdra
Ellis Davies
Henry Lambert
Klamath Falls
Ore
Hi. Jacobus
Northern Pacific Railway
Roy Krom
Asker
Wa Gerling
South G Street
H.C. Johnston Jr
Robert Dick
Johnston
William Miles
Kansas City
Jerome Cobb
Euce Creek
Taylor M. Darroch
Tungston
Mise
Mildred L. Lamb
Baker, Mont
Cottonwood School
C.N. Helgeson
Clyde Park
Harry Fenske
Portland
A.W. Burney
James Rea
Billings
Ruby Keller
Price
Utah
Mae Lulu McWherton
Ruth’ Burteh
Hurteh
Wae
IM. Tapelje
Hunter's Hot Springs
St. Paul
A Wilton
Emily Merrill
Winnebago
Minn
Merrill
Congregational Church
Tale of Wight
A. Wilson
E. J. Annie
Winnebaso
Wellington Watson
Kalowna
British Columbia
James Merrill
Amboy Minn
Willian Merrill
Winnebag
Scout
Vincent Kivans
Lamartine Island
Thin
Donald Havens
Mayer Bury
Railway Club
Colous
Roundup News Roundup Highlights Local Activities
Jan 7 roundup notes Mr and Mrs John Hopkins moved into Roundup to resume duties Walter Scott named deputy. repairs planned on Thompson Bushnell building. Local social events include Congregational Circle officers elected Mrs Carl Thompson presiding and other posts. residents visiting relatives and trips to Lewistown and Helens. Reports of minor injuries from a car crash near Musselshell and a busy week with legal and civic meetings.
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Hopkins
Cout Fsnemor
Walter Scott
Thompson-Bushnell
Frank Counter
Butte
Esther Shawbold
Tittie
Minneapolis
C."chaproan
Rothmay
Congregational Circle
J. C. Marshall
Carl Thompson
Lewis
First View Press
Baird
Robert Staley
Goerta
William Sweeney
Robert Jens
No. 3 Camp
Snelling
Charles Batley
Delphia
Musselsher
Paul Roseberry
Musselshell
T. A. Berkins
G. J. Jeffries
A. G. McNaught
Lewistown
Paul Munson
Manchester
Iowa
Beagley
T. C. Farmer
Fist Street
Th County
Mothers’ Club
Ater Noon
Ara
Cleo Belden
James Kreigh
Empire State Bank of
Winifred State Bank
Kreigh
Altos Kinsell
C. I. Dave Eon Abstract
M.D. Dearborn
Helens
Senator Dearborn
Shrine Club
Bobby Burns
Klein
K. Paterson
University of Washington
Robert Tens
Camp No. 2
PW. Hansen
New York Indies
W.P. Patterson
Minnesota
Harry Fletcher
Roundup High School
Pauline Zoller
Donald Porster
Lloyd Puckett
Dorothes
Jensen
Adam Pennington
Keith Lowell
Erte
Roundup
Winenett
Winnett
W.C. Holt
American-Montana Corporation
Miles City
Hartmouth
Sliver Grill
Berlin
Mets
Sampson
Minong
Wiss
Alfred Jensen
Charles Dogvis
E. J. Wilson
First Street
Fosselman
Stone
Lowery
Lewistown Court Delays Trial Blamed on Defense Objections
Lewistown Jan Joseph Le vinir was to face trial yesterday for obtaining a large sum from Daniel via fraudulent mortgage on cattle. County Attorney Baker stalled the case amid defense objections. Le Clair, who won drought task, was charged with cash theft from a bank in May 1920. he was rearrested two hours after discharge. Bond set at 10000 by Judge Von Tobel. Community notes include Rotary delegates, State lodge preparations, a divorce suit, and deaths.
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Lewistown
Joseph Levinir
Danie
Baker
le Clair
Cal Apring
Tie
Aled Tlon
le Clare
von Tobel
Iw. Reynolds
Bert W Autremont
Don Wade
Rotary Club
C. W. ‘Welden
Maren TS
Livingston
Kiks Lode
Sailer, Ora
Stanford
M.a.thwing
Great Falls
Joseph de ‘Clair
Clair
Makoa
Tong
Scentstown
Atro Sning
Yeutertay
Bonwarta
Soldiers guard grave at Cypress Hills cemetery
A detachment from Fort Hamilton was ordered by Maj. Gen. Robert Lee Bullard to Cypress Hills cemetery to guard the grave of Seaman James Jones. Soldiers under Sgt. Ernberg and Col. KE Wagner were placed on duty from Governor's Island and will remain until further notice.
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New York
Fort Hamilton
Robert Lee Bullard
Cypress Hills
James Jones
Russia
Ernberg
Governor's Island
KE. H. Wagner
18Th Infantry
Black Man Found Guilty in Orange Slavery Case
William Battle, 19, convicted of first degree assault in the slaying of Mrs. Charles Brig howe. Her severely harmed body was found ten days ago stuffed in a preserve closet in the cellar of her Orange home.
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William Battle
Charles F. Brig Howe
Orange
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