Agnus Dei and Prayer for Peace Explained
Twenty eighth sermon by Rev. Timothy Moroney at Chateau Mont explains the Agnus Dei and the prayer for peace in the Mass. It traces the Lamb of God title from John the Baptist to Christ, outlines priestly actions and brest-striking devotion, and notes peace for the church and worshippers as a sign of unity and eternal hope.
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Timothy Moroney
Chateau, Mont
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Mans
Lamb of God
Petra
Sion
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Christ
Fredom
St. John the Baptist
John
St. John the Evangelist
God
Judas
Local Society Notes and Family Announcements
South Side News highlights a Yellowstone motor trip by Mr. and Mrs. C M Monahan and a newborn daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Davis at 117 South Dakota street. Grace Methodist Ladies Aid hosted at 1102 South Wyoming street with social hour and refreshments. Various residents are reported returning home or traveling, including Esther O Donnell and Amelia Risken, with several addresses listed in the neighborhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Monahan
Oregon Avenue
Yellowstone Derk
Clyde Davis
South
Dakota Street
Ladies’ Aid of
Grace “Methodist Episcopal Church
Otto Ericson
Rome
Wyoming Street
Anderson
Sui
Nestra
Shiarrison Avenue
Gomellt
Wawail Avenue
Stist Beton Cole
Whi Pan
Igor
Whitman
Bet Gelert
Monta Amelia
Phtrettne
Risken
Sears Mushine
Hs Nomatte
Warriaon Avenue
Jentine
Suto Mier
Esther O'Donnel
Ames
California Avenue
Telenan
Helen Waduutner
John Meehan
Math India
Floyd
Chicago Child to Join Gorilla Hunt in West Africa
Six year old Alice Bradley from Chicago accompanies explorer Carl Akeley into gorilla country in West Africa. She travels with her parents, Mr and Mrs Herbert Brads Sevada Avenue, and guest Mrs Edward Jordan of Anaconda. Other local notes mention social visits, parties, and upcoming parish picnic plans with various residents and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Bradley
Carl Akeley
West Africa
Little Alice
Chicago
Mrs
Herbert Brads
Prohibition Enforcement Section Shapes Public Perception
A terse note highlights how enforcement efforts influence views on supply and demand. The quoted line suggests increased popular respect for market forces amid prohibition. The fragment points to broader social reactions rather than a specific incident or date. The tone mirrors a late 19th or early 20th century editorial voice.
State economy urged to ease tax burden on Montana citizens
The article argues that state government must pursue true economy and retrenchment amid low spirits and depressed markets. It criticizes new taxes on coal and cement, warns that any tax is borne by the people, and calls out officials for misrepresenting facts while advocating costly commissions and offices.
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Montana
Senate
National Congress
Centerville News Briefs Include Local Travels and Visits
Joseph Nevin of 189 East Center Street and his children planned a Yellowstone National Park trip, expected to last several weeks. Centerville Young Men's Club held a well attended Thursday gym meeting. Charles Rooney of Spokane visits his mother on Pacific Street and plans a several week stay. Elizabeth Driscoll received a surprise party at her home on The Palace Street hosted by neighbors.
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Sevada Avenue Nave
Edward Jordan
Anaconda
Bert Davis
Harrison Avenue
London
England
Alice Vaught
Greybull
Wyo
Martha Rheinhart
Kathleen Kearney
South Gayford Avenue
South Gayford Avenue On Wednesday Afternoon, the Occasion Being the Little Lady
Chambers
Bozeman
Bessie Stone
Oregon Avenue
Charles McDougall
Great Falls
Joseph McKinnon
Lowell Avenue
Alexander I. McKechnie
Arizona Street
Columbia
Missoula
EB. Jacques
B. Street
Helena
The
State Association of Druggists
Joseph Nevin
East Center Street
Ellowstone National Park
Centerville
Pacle Street
Rove Harun
Hiss Margaret Kieron
James Tallack
Joseph Take
Hele
Shninsing
Hise Hester
May
Budge
Izabeth Eake
Tits’ Smith
Edith Curtis
Marphel” Hester
Risa S Martin
Olive Martin
Mildred
Albany
Sparrowbush
Orange County
John L. Lyons
Secretary of State
Help Wanted and Real Estate and Miscellany Across Butte
A chaotic classified mix lists help wanted ads for male auto and tractor work, a radiator school, and various job notices. Also appears are housing and property ads, sale offers, and scattered local notices, with names and places in Butte and nearby Montana towns. The item records multiple short notices, oddities, and incomplete lines, typical of an OCR-heavy page.
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Nstmac
Bae ‘Bank
Fisehar
South Soiding
Butte
Land ‘and Investment Co
Gall
Afeman
Dent
Brandaed
E. Park
Anaconda
Vo Sulye Salen Philips
W. Brosway
Franklin
Biter Hew Automobile Co
Ford Delivery
B. Galena
W. Butte
TATE
Lewisohn
Kelly Springfield
Butte Battery Co
Montana
Harley - Davidson
Mosby Typewriter
Gwaley
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South Side News
Centerville News
Tae Hae
Anticwate
She Oreice
Cee Ferlosma
del Alderst
Kinacontat
Tayi Corr
Wits
Campana Commercial Company
Acers
Hamilton
Mont
Bune
Ean Vwek
Iaawen Iin
Tn Heatin
Bes
Pehoman Warrett
Groswaite
Ter Lore Testamentary
school n_America
Mont Kut Benoo
Main
NA Wadiator School
Neste
Neste! We and Recorm
Heir
Monte
Manhattan
Stanhattan
Cneed
Wangaiow
Cate
Boxeman
Hou ‘Reaper
Lorrest
cHerstones Rowe
New Phelan Hotel
Wathihaton
Tutte
Botte Torrent
Westside
Locas
Sarge
Sain Butte
Arcensteln Apagemante Batis
B'Gaidan
Porphyry
Bat Taran
Oragh
REAL
Cale
Ona Ane
Botte
GREAT
Western Timber CO
Dalleeend
East Side Coal Co
Solis
Notorboat Axporthouse
George
Hay Quane
Bos Gite
Gon Fischer
South Side
Bul Butte
Loan & Realty CO
Blanes
Roprat
Peter C.holas
Oe Mame Butte Ve
Sime Walks
Kiley
Peles
Violet Ray
Suedien
Bussness
Dam Ave
Bate Chinese
Aruge Andi
Walker
Hiectec
Mata
Plectrica
Atures Apa
Pyeine Shu Cueatre
Unique Cleaning Co
W. Granite
Harrison Ave
Butte Parisian
Tani
Burt Parker-Rand
Mronawaye
KODAK
ODA
Tohm
Schostiner Mudio
Matemnety
Ana Apt
Call
Butte, Betokee
Leman
Hughes Tumber
Wwe “Supply
Pigrsgrada
Tumba Baste Haak
Wathington
Bute
Monarch
Furnit
Sheriff’s Sale
Dillon
Lower
Red Rock
Ake
Monida
Bigegest
America
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