Ursuline Convent in Miles City Seeks Heating Help
Special Correspondence from Miles City notes the Ursuline convent marks 25 years in Montana with a dinner and recital on Tuesday January 19. The rebuilt heating plant remains costly to maintain, sisters endure heavy labor hauling coal, and a subscription drive led by Pierre Wibaux and the State National Bank seeks funds to fix the system.
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Troubles of World as Sign of Times by Draper at Butte
Frank Draper, under Watch Tower auspices, preached at Butte Auditorium that troubles foretell the second advent of Christ within 70 years. He argued 6,000 years since the fall and urged the coming reign, detailing two advents and the salvation plan, with emphasis on a future kingdom and the resurrection for humanity.
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Last Day Covenant: Christ's 7000-Year Earth Reign Prophesied
A speaker explains a 7000 year plan ending the curse on Earth and ushering Christ's reign of righteousness. He cites Daniel and Acts to assert that the current dispensation nears its end, with Jesus present in spirit and the Gentile times closing. The prophecy ties modern turmoil to this imminent reign and a hidden return unseen by worldly eyes.
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Robbers Steal Over $3000 From Klamath Falls Bank
In Klamath Falls Oregon January 17 two masked men robbed a county bank of more than 3000 in coins. They forced cashier Martin to place cash into a sack while another robber covered him and bystanders. A gunman fled east with the sacks and was chased to a barn behind the bank, where he was captured. authorities pursue the accomplice who escaped on foot.
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Havana Clubs Like Civic Pillars of City Life
The Asturiano Clerks and Gallego clubs in Havana boast tens of thousands of members, with dues of 1.50 to a month, providing hospitals, schools, baths, gyms, and social venues. The Clerks' club, founded in 1880, transformed clerks' lives and education, while the three big clubs rival European institutions in grandeur.
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Material to Build Houses for Italy
Jan 17. Washington outlines relief for Italian earthquake victims under a 2,300,000 appropriation. President Roosevelt directs the navy to supply material for about 3,000 modest frame houses as part of the relief effort. National Red Cross contributions reach 807,576 dollars.
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American Federation Appeals to Labor For Funds in Key Injunctions
Washington January 17 the executive council of the American Federation of Labor appeals to organized labor and supporters for funds to press final appeals in injunction cases involving the federation Judges Weight ruling is cited and an appeal to the US Supreme Court is planned if losses occur Gompers and allies are framed as on trial for workers’ cause.
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American ships officers visit Ephesus on special train
A party led by American residents conveyed officers of the ships Louisa and Virginia to Ephesus, a famed Asian city, aboard a special train. Minor ruins along the Cayater banks were noted as a backdrop. American Consul Harris announced invitations for a consulate reception tomorrow.
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Montana Optical Company Offers Free Eye Exams in Mayer’s Store
For nearly two decades Montana Optical at 22 W. Park Mayer’s store has fitted thousands of glasses. Free eye examinations available. Lenses produced in our own plant include spherical and compound options with prices from $1.20, gold glass at $15.00, all marketed as the lowest in Butte.
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