Brotherhood Glass of First Christian Church Eugene
The Brotherhood class formed in August 1908 with 17 members and reorganized April 16 1909 with 34 members under Sister Humbert and leaders Hull Baldwin and E B Ute. About 100 men study Bible together, greet visitors, visit the needy, and sing old gospel hymns in a spirit of fellowship. The class is one of the largest of its kind in the state and coast, pride of Eugene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. G. E. Bennett
G. 5. C. Humbert
O. J. Hull
W. J. Baldwin
Humbert
R. van Duyn
Christian Brotherhood
Brotherhood
Eugene
Pacific Coast
United States
Marriage of popular couple at Creswell
A pretty wedding took place at the home of Mr and Mrs EB McCord on Monday June 6 at 2 00 pm when their daughter Nellie married Ira Rowe of Cottage Grove Rev J L Stratford performed the ceremony The bride wore grey silk and carried a shower boquet of sweet peas and ferns The attendants were Roxie Pringle and Harvey of Cottage Grove Miss Elizabeth Lacey was flower girl About 25 guests were present and dainty refreshments followed The couple will reside in Eugene after visiting the rose festival They were Lane County teachers.
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EB. McCord
Nellie
Ira Rowe
Cottage Grove
J. L. Stratford
Roxie Pringle
Mr. Harvey
Elizabeth Lacey
Creswell
Hermann Schmitt
A. C. Ruby
Portland
Schmitt
France
Swift Packing Company
Oregon
Frank Tenborg
Minnie Enbody
Emmett
Nebr
E. J. Moore
O. Brady
Geo. H. Baxter
Fam My
J. Cochlin
Mariel
Alice Cochlin
Verna Brown
Mesers
Craig Clark
Clifford Weber
Edith Stacey
J. P. Louk
Clark
Oregon Avenue
Oreon Marsh
Moore & John
Arthur Neat
the & P. Depot
Saginaw
Seardbrouch
Fred Melnser
C. A. Sedgwick
Ray Cleaver
S. P
E. B. Moxley
Charlies Schmitt
Chronicle
Taft Refuses Meeting Rep Harrison Over Russia Jewish Issue
President Taft declined to receive Rep Francis Burton Harrison and two colleagues who sought to present Jewish rabbis urging action on Russia. The White House says Harrison charged the president and Attorney General with misleading Congress on Ballinger-Pinchot, leading to the rebuff amid dispute over the Glaris charges.
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Washington
Taft
Francis Burton Harrison
New York
White House
Russia
Goldfogle
Norton
Harrison
Capitol
House
Wickersham
Congress
Good marriage business at county clerk's office
Four June brides appeared at the county clerk's office and paid three dollars for marriage licenses. A daily record may be set if this pace continues. One license yesterday. three today marked do not publish. The fourth license issued to Roscoe Gaerous and Ethel Hull of Cottage Grove.
Sutherland’s Eagle Eye Salve Sold by Dillon Drug Co
Advertisement notes Eagle Eye Salve as a snow white ointment safe for eyes. Claims it cures soreness and offers a guarantee. Product priced at 25 cents and sold by Dillon Drug Co.
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Sutherland
Dillon Drug Co
Farmers to Have Electricity in Homes on River Road
Lane county farmers on the river road extending beyond Charles Harding's place have urged Northwestern Corporation to extend a light and power line to their Carma area. The project will illuminate houses and barns and power irrigation pumps with electric motors. Machinery on farms including cream separators fodder cutters and a woodsaw will run on electric power replacing gasoline motors.
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Lane County
Charles Harding
Northwestern Corporation
Postal Savings Bank Bill Passed by House
Washington reports the house approved the postal savings bank bill by 195 to 101 after six hours of debate. Democrats largely opposed the measure, with 21 breaking ranks to join Republicans in voting against their senate substitute.
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Washington
House Tonight
House
Senate
Brantly
Georgia
Broussard
Louisiana
Burgess
Texas
Carlin
Virginia
Flood
Foss
Massachusetts
Garrett
Tennessee
Gill
Maryland
Gillespie
Hammond
Minnesota
Harrison
New York
Hay
Jameson
Iowa
Kerbly
Indiana
Lamb
Latta
Nebraska
McHenry
Pennsylvania
Moon
Sladden
Talbott
Turnbull
Norris
Wolgast Arm Not Broken After Fight with Redmond
Milwaukee June 11 An examination shows Ad Wolgast left arm badly bruised but not broken as first reported. Doctors expect full recovery in about two weeks.
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AD Wolgast
Milwaukee
Jack Redmond
A Woman's Great Idea For Health Beauty
A woman seeking attractiveness is urged to pursue health first. Constipation and kidney poisons cause pimples and a poor complexion. Electric Bitters are advertised as restoring stomach, liver, and kidney function, purifying blood, and improving nerves and appearance. Stear Wek. A Kuykendall's.
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Kuykendall’s
Hoods Sarsaparilla Cure Claims Broad Health Powers
An advertisement hawks Hoods Sarsaparilla as eradicating scrofula and all humors, improving blood richness and vitality, and boosting organs. It touts new liquid form and chocolate tablets as evidence of its strengths and modern format.
Rail line and city projects spark early 1909 activity
Construction on the Oregon & Southeastern rail line extends two miles into the Forest Reserve with a five hundred foot bridge planned and logging operations to follow. The American Light & Water Company will begin a municipal water system eighteen miles from Laring creek, bonded and ready within four months. A civil suit seeks $25,000 for alleged improper treatment after a leg injury. John C Johnson resigns as captain of Company E, Oregon National Guard, with an election to fill the vacancy. Fourth street paving vote narrowly survives with bids to be sought.
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Oregon & Southeastern
Forest Reserve
Joe Damwood
Fir Lumber Company
Sentinel
American Light & Water Company of
Kansas City
Laring Creek
W. R. Huston
H. C. Schreef
Schleef
B. K. Lawson
Col. Yoran
Johnson
Fourth Street
Kansas Street
Southern Pacific Railroad
Marvelous Discoveries in Age of Inventions
Marvelous discoveries celebrate progress with heavy machines telegrams without wires and war inventions. Dr King’s New Discovery saves life from coughs colds influenza asthma and other bronchial troubles. A Asheville North Carolina man reports cure after other remedies failed. 50c and 1.00 trial bottle free guaranteed by W A Kuykendall.
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King
James M. Black
Asheville
N. C
W. A. Kuykendall
Jealous God and heredity in Pastor Russell sermon
Pastor Russell of The Brooklyn Tabernacle preached in Philadelphia on Deuteronomy ten about inherited sin and the mercy toward those who turn to God. He argued heredity explains human suffering, divine justice, and redemption through Christ before the Millennial Age.
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Philadelphia
Russell
Brooklyn Tabernacle
Hlow
Adam
Law of Retribution and Sowing in Scripture Tone
The passage argues that heredity and the fall explain human sin and mortality, not a single sinner’s fault. It condemns no one for all, proposes that Christ’s atonement redeems Adam and all his race, and asserts the divine plan yields justice, wisdom, and eventual reward through Jesus Christ.
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God
Father Adam
Jesus
Adam
Mble
Christ Jesus
Hhis
The Only Begotten Redeemer and the Path to Glory
The text expounds that salvation, the suffering of Christ and the church, and future glory are matters angels long to learn. It discusses Jesus as Adam's Redeemer, the Father's will, and the divine law of retribution, noting Jesus’ obedience led to exaltation and mankind’s redemption, with believers sharing in divine glory.
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Peter Myc
Christ
Peter
Jesus
Gal
Adam
Cole Loghm
Gremevalt
bin Bon
Fleet Church
Cele
Henner
John xvi
Apostle
Philipp
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