Sermon by Charles T. Russell on focus of God's Word
Brooklyn Tabernacle preacher Charles T. Russell argues the Bible requires correct focus like a telescope and laments dark ages clouding interpretation. He emphasizes two salvations, the heavenly for the elect and an earthly Paradise for mankind, and urges readers to accept divine timing and gospel light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell
Brooklyn Tabernacle
New York
Mmev
International Bible Students’ Associa
Apostle
Messiah
God
Christ
The Gospel Age and the World Reconciliation
A compact devotional discussing the Christian doctrine of reconciliation through Christ. It argues that elect believers are reconciled in advance to prepare them as the Bride, while the world awaits universal restoration in a future millennial era. The piece contrasts Election with Free Grace and emphasizes mission to uplift all humanity through divine justice and mercy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Adam
Apostle
Elect Church
Calvin
Koex
Church of Glory
Wesley
Whitfeld
Othrs
God
Christ
Jonathan Edwards
New England
Loader
Edwards
Sheol
Hades
Tomb
Redeemer
St. Tau
Church
Church of Christ
Dimick Files Primary Law Endorsement for Governor Nomination
Oregon City July 6 Grant B. Dimick Republican candidate for governor files a declaration with the secretary of state. He pledges to accept the nomination, run in the September 24, 1910 primary, and govern with economy and strict law enforcement while opposing extravagant spending. He requests to have the line print stating a Republican who endorses the primary law and strict economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon City
Grant B. Dimick
Oregon
Republican Party
Irving Civic Improvement Club Forms in Valley Town
Irving six miles north of Eugene forms a civic improvement club with about thirty members. They have raised funds, bought lumber, and built a mile of sidewalk extending beyond the village toward Eugene and the opposite direction. Men built the walk, women hosted a dinner, and the group plans to macadamize streets, obtain a county road roller, and create a depot park to mirror the Eugene Springfield road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene
Irving
Southern Pacific
Irving Civic Improvement Club
Club Hs
Eugere
Eugene-Springefield
Gold bullion worth $1000 shipped from Bohemia mines
Cottage Grove Oregon July 6. Golf bullion totaling about $1000 was sent twenty miles from Cottage Grove from the Sweepstakes group in the Bohemia gold mines by J. H. Brand owner of the group en route to San Francisco and is on display at the Bank of Cottage Grove. The yield came from a 12 day run with three men, ore taken directly from a 45 foot tunnel to a two stamp mill. Brand has worked in Bohemia 11 years and developed a 1000 foot tunnel above the 45 foot level.
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Cottage Grove, Or
Cottage Grove
Bohemia
J. Brand
San Francisco
Brand
Fairmount Brick Co. lands $50,000 department store brick contract
The Fairmount Brick Co. , new brick plant on Fairmount Heights loop by Masonic cemetery, won the $50,000 brick contract for Aston Hampton's three story department store at Sixth and Willamette streets. Plant’s first kiln produced samples that secured the award and it will ship bricks in time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairmount Brick Co
Fairmount Heights
Masonic Cemetery
Aston Hampton
Sixth
Willamette Streets
June births and deaths in Lane County report
Lane county recorded thirty births and twenty deaths in June per County Health Officer J. W. Harris. Of births, nineteen were male and eleven female. among deaths eight were male and twelve female. Causes included old age, operation for gallstones, peritonitis, bowel obstruction, gall stones, meningitis, and typhoid fever.
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Lane County
J. W. Harris
Terrible Suffering Eczema All Over Baby’s Body
Mrs. Ime Lewis of Baring Maine recalls her four month old baby’s face and body breaking out with eczema spreading to hands and arms. A cloth mask was needed and restraints used before Hood’s Sarsaparilla was started, leading to a full recovery and a healthy boy. The advertisement promotes Hood’s Sarsaparilla as a remedy for blood diseases and general debility in liquid or Sarsatabs form.
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Mila
Hood
Ime Lewis
Baring
Maine
Contagious Disease Cases Reported in Area
Four cases of contagious disease noted, including typhoid and three scarlet fever. Also listed are heart disease tuberculosis enteritis arteriosclerosis lupus of the ... sarcoma scarlet fever apoplexy and pneumonia, with the latter includes four total contagious cases.
New Machinery for Cottage Grove Electric Plant
The Cottage Grove Electric Light Company received fine new machinery headed by an 18 foot boiler of 400 horsepower capacity, expandable to 600, with a 45 inch smoke stack and 80 foot height. Expert machinist Rivers from Portland directs installation alongside Cookeon water heater to boost the plant’s output. This upgrade, plus new poles and lines, makes Cottage Grove a leading electric power plant in the Willamette Valley, reflecting progress and enterprise by Kem and Shinn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cottage Grove
Rivears
Portland
Wilamette Valley
Kem and
Shinn
Givirz
March of Progress
S H Friendly Plans Two Storefront Remodels
S H Friendly hires architect Y D Henaill to remodel both fronts making them more handsome with an archway between the connected buildings. Each building will receive a modern front with deep display windows, interiors to be repaired, and work to begin within a couple of weeks.
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H. Friendly
Y. D. Henaill
MRS. McMurphey Inherits Mother’s Fortune in Trust
Portland July 7 County Judge T J Cleeton admitted the probate will of Adah L Shelton who died June 30 The 73000 estate goes to W D Fenton as executor to hold in trust for Alberta Shelton McMurphey of Eugene during life and then divide among six children The estate includes 60000 personal property 12000 Lane county real estate and 1000 Linn county real estate The executor is to sell the real estate and invest the proceeds in securities Praisers named C W Pallet Frank Lucas and C G Moores The will dated October 30 1903.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
T. J. Cleeton
Adah L. Shelton
W. D. Fenton
Alberta Shelton McMurphey
Eugene
Lane County
Linn County
C. W. Pallett
Frank Lucas
C. G. Moores
Camps Resume Work In Grays Harbor District
Hoquiam July 6 The logging camps in the Grays Harbor district resumed operations this morning after a 37 day shutdown. More than 3000 men idle over a month returned to work. Market remained steady with fir logs abundant though spruce and cedar in slight shortage.
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Hoquiam
Waah
Grays Harbor
Dr Cook's Records Claimed Found Near Mount McKinley
Colorado Springs July 6 P J Carrigan an able bodied area man and placer miner says he climbed Mount McKinley and found the copper tube and records left by Dr Cook to prove his claim of the first ascent Bradley Dr Cook's former backer regards the story as plausible enough for further inquiry
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Colorado Springs
Colo
P. J. Carrigan
Mount McKinley
Cook
Carrigan
John R. Bradley
Dairy convention plans in Eugene attract Portland visitors
Manager D C Freeman of the Commercial Club met with dairy industry leaders in Portland to discuss the state convention set for early December in Eugene. The event is expected to draw 300 or 400 delegates and preparations to entertain visitors are underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C. Freeman
Commercial Club
Portland
Eugene
Building operations begin on the citys filtering system
The citys new filtering plant at the waterworks moves toward completion with over a hundred concrete piers to support heavy tanks. T H Ellis directs forms and concrete work on the sloping site while M Silvervine of California Jewee Fil ter Company supervises installation of machinery for proper water purity.
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T. H. Ellis
Picnic Planned by COD Fellows and Rebekahs on July 24
Eugene Od Fellows and Rebekahs plan a large picnic Sunday July 24 at Christine's Grove five to six miles west of there. They will drive out early in the forenoon, lunch under the trees, and mingle with nature. The grove lies near the pass where the Lane County Asset Company railroad survey is made. Hundreds are expected and locals are invited to bring well-filled baskets.
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Eugene Od Fellows
Reefahs
Christener’s
Lane County Asset Company
Odd Fellows
Rebekals
Alleged Forger Taylor Nabbed in Cottage Grove
Cottage Grove Oregon July 6 Art V Taylor wanted in Portland for forgery since February 1909 was arrested last night while returning from a pasture show with a companion. Portland police will take him back to the scene of the crime today. He was identified by Victor Word who runs a cl ear store near the Morrison street bridge. Word says Taylor obtained $500 by forgery in February 1909.
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Cottage Grove
Art V. Taylor
Portland
Taylor
Nettle Calvin
Marshal Snodgrass
Victor Word
Morrison Street
Journal
Property Owners Must Pay Assessments Warning
City Attorney J M Pipes warns in the Guards notice that owners of property liable for street and sewer assessments who have not paid will face sale of the amount due. Delinquents are urged to settle with the city treasurer at City Hall or lose their property after years of delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Pipes
What to Take on a Camping Trip
A Eugene reader lists essentials for a four man weeklong trek. Items cover tents bedding rope and tools, cookware, and food including bacon beans corn meal coffee bread and fruit. Provisions scale by party size and trip length with room for luxuries.
Man on Yamhill River Holds Farm Against Offer
A man who bought a 140 acre farm for 2370 on the Yamhill river refused a 10000 offer for it. Rainmaker Hatfield did not return to Sherman County this year, but rain there was above usual levels.
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Yamhill River
Hatfiel
Sherman County
Eugene Capitalists Buy Junction City Bonds
Eugene capitalists invest six thousand dollars in Junction City bonds. Attorney Woodcock inspected them and called them gilt edged for his clients. Junction City quiet on the fourth. trains to Eugene, Albany, and woods. Peter son of Eugene P X colalor MII Co visited, plans for wood yard expansion, option on three more lots. Dr and Mrs Lee return from Portland, doctor improving after eye operation. Miss Gertrude Bushnell leaves for Stoughton to speed preparations for marriage to Julian Cold, who died after crossing.
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Eugene
Junction City
Woodcock
Albany
C. O. Petersen
Eugene Px Colalor MII Co
Flera
Juneton City
Misa
Gertrude Bushnell
Stoughton
Julian Cold
Cold
Miss Bushnell
Fighting game not dead says Gov Dickerson
Reno July 7 The fighting game is not dead in Reno says Governor Dickerson after the Fourth of July battle. He praised Nevada's sporting spirit, noted Billy Muldoon’s compliment about the state, and said the fight was on the level with the best men winning. He expects no repeal of the round love contest law and backed ongoing boxing events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reno
Dickerson
United Press
Billy Muldoon
Nevada
Anniversary of Great Prize Fight in Richburg Miss
New Orleans dated note marks twenty first anniversary of the 1889 Kilrain Sullivan prize fight at Richburg Mississippi. The piece recalls the brutal long bout ending in the seventieth fifth round with Sullivan’s comeback and Kilrain’s surrender. It mentions fans and writers debating who would have won under fair conditions and notes related gatherings in Ashland Albany and Da Grande and Gladstone Park.
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New Orleans
John L. Sullivan
Jacob Kilrain
Richburg
Miss
Kilrain
John L
Klilain Nimedih
Sullivan
Jake Kilrain
Mike Donovan
St Sullivan
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Dimick
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Rebekahs
Rra
Road Town
Gov. Dickerson
Ashland
da Grande
A& Well
Gladstone Park
Chatenqua
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