Christ the Power and Wisdom of God Sermon Summary
A preacher in Odd Fellows hall expounds 1 Corinthians 1 24 25 Christ the power of God and the wisdom of God. He contrasts Jewish demand for signs with believers who seek truth and relief through miracles. The resurrection becomes the decisive miracle proving the gospel while many reject it. Paul and apostles preach Christ crucified as power and wisdom to those called, not all. The message asks if Christ can empower modern revival and social compassion in society.
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Anyimer
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Jerusalem
Break Up a Club If That Be Possible Near Dam Construction
Sheriff Kadell left Madison yesterday for Lima to arrest the proprietor of an alleged club near the entgrating dam at Hagersville. Authorities aim to stop a liquor establishment adjacent to the construction camp where 130 workers are employed. The site is used to evade liquor laws prohibiting sales near grading camps by organizing as a club.
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Madison Y
Tutte
Lima
Hagersville
Hen Hager
Beng
Nilow
Madison County
Meetings Close As Evangelists Leave Mountain View Church
Special evangelistic meetings at Mountain View church end after three weeks with crowded services. Rev. Martin spoke on the close of the series and welcomed new members during a Jubilee night with a social hour and refreshments. Evangelists depart Tuesday for Idaho Falls to continue religion meetings.
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Mountain View
Martin
Idaho Falls
Secretary of State O Conner Jailed in Controversy
Secretary of State Timothy O Conner is jailed after being found guilty of contempt by Judge George for refusing to place a ticket on the official ballot for the November election. The state supreme court granted habeas relief to O Conner, with a hearing set for Monday to address all matters tied to Judge Allen's order and the ongoing controversy over the election slate.
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American financier Ennis Searles dies in Waterton fall
Ennis Searles of New York, a prominent figure in American finance, collapsed on the Waterton station platform last night and died en route to St Thomas Hospital. The attending doctor cited heart disease as the cause. The report also notes a patient at Murray's hospital with injuries from a ground fall and a confused condition at Copper street.
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Sonn Ennis Searles
New York
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St.Thomas’ Hospital
Copper Street
Manderville
Murray's Hospital
St. Paul
North-Western Limited
State Game Laws In Brief From Montana To Alabama
A survey compares state hunting rules noting Montana bans moose buffalo bison caribou quail and Chinese pheasants and sets elk season Sept 1 to Dec 1 with one limit Three deer allowed per hunter Sept 1 to Dec 15 and a $1 resident license while non residents pay $10 for waterfowl and $25 for large game The text lists other states with varied open seasons limits licenses and protections, highlighting how rules differ across the country from Alabama to New Hampshire and beyond.
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Alaska
Kane
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Eason
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Colorado
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Delaware
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Kansas
Gime
Kentucky
Weavon
Maine
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Nini
Danning
New Hampshire
Open Season Rules Amid Protected Big Game
The text outlines deer and other big game protections with season dates. It references licensing, regional protections, and varying openings in states and provinces. It mentions deer seasons, bag limits, and related regulatory language across jurisdictions.
Call for public officials to resign after political activity
A dispatch from Teallapell transmits a telegram urging President Roosevelt to enforce a square deal. Citizens request public officers who resigned for political activity be restored only after they follow required conduct. Names such as Whiteside Schafer Semiegel Hetrick McGovern Isham appear among the officials cited.
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Washington
Ed Whiteside
Trobert Schafer
Ten SeMiegel
Walter Hetrick
Tein. McGovern
George W. Isham
Cabinet officers ordered out for Taft campaign
Washington reports Friday's cabinet meeting ordered every member of the president's official family to speak in states with doubtful outcomes for Taft. Secretary Root planned a special preadent call, while New York was described as safe for Taft. The piece also notes Roosevelt era shifts, rural college tests, and a call for Col. Fred Smith to brigadier general, plus a local ad for Orgton Bros. planes and organs.
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Taft
Root Mare
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New York
Roosevelt
Christian Duty in Public Affairs urged in sermon
Pastor Nygren of the Swedish Baptist church urged Christians to abstain from voting for dishonest candidates. He warned that worldly politics corrupts conscience and that Christians should seek rulers who will govern in righteousness, even if it means contesting party pressures.
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David F. Nygren
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Wool hunting flag subscription offer in Standard ad
A promotional item frames religious motives and civic virtue while advertising heavy wool hunting flags. It touts superior stitching, double seams, brass magnets, and sturdy hems as weatherproof features. The ad urges readers to pay $10 in advance for a Standard subscription and flag, promising a substantial product.
Contributions Continue to Be Published in Presid ent Fund
The Octineteen contributors listed at headquarters donate sums to the president fund totaling around one hundred dollars. Named donors include Meridian Bryan and Kern Club of Meridian Mississippi, Central Democratic Club of Tennessee, J H Banke of Alabama, Robert W Speer and Mrs MF Steele of Colorado, W S Brown and others from Illinois and New York, with several individuals from Louisiana Massachusetts and South Dakota contributing as well.
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Meridian Bryan and Kern Club
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Ume Staple
Missouri
Central Debratic Club
Tennessee
J. Hl. Bankehead
Alabama
Robert. W. Speer
MF. Steele
Colorado
W. St Brown
M. Fringham
M. Z. Macloney
Llinois
Crescent City
Pore
New Orleans
Franke
J. Leon H.R. McMurray
Louisiana
F. Washburn
Massachusetts
TR. Sligh
Richi Daniel
J. E. Schwarzenbach
New York
W. Abell
South Dakotas
A. Ky Childress
Hitchcock Optimistic On Taft Victory In Key States
Chicago and New York reports quote Republican National Chairman Hitchcock predicting Taft’s electoral path. He cites electoral parity with 1904 Roosevelt results and names New York Ohio Indiana as safely Republican, with Maryland possibly in Taft’s column and Missouri and Kentucky as deciders. A separate cable note says few White residents remain in the hurricane area of Nicaragua’s Caribbean coast after a fruit company dispatch.
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Voter Registration Shows City Increase in Great Falls
Oct 25 report from the Standard Great Falls notes a registration of 2,730 voters, up 500 from two years ago. The tally reflects growth in the city electorate as the local registration records update.
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