Sermon Outline on Jesus Love and the Rich Young Ruler
Pastor Russell of the Brooklyn Tabernacle delivers a Chicago sermon excerpt praising Jesus as divine and compassionate. He contrasts Jesus claims with later attributions and discusses the rich young ruler who sought eternal life, noting Jesus loved him yet urged costly discipleship and cross bearing.
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Chicago
Russell
Brookyn Tabernacle
Jesus
Jehovah
God
Rabbi
Israel
Jesus Loves Martha Mary Lazarus and John Wonders
The article reflects on Jesus love for Martha and Mary and Lazarus, and for John the beloved disciple. It discusses belief in resurrection, the meaning of sleep as death, and Jesus bringing Lazarus back to life to illustrate faith, judgment, and future kingdom blessings.
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Jesus
Christ
Israel
Berhens
Lazarus
Martha
Mary
Jerusalem
Bethany
God
Abraham
David
Stephen the Martyr
Adam
John v
Thal
Messiah
Connec
Heaven
Earth
Purgatory
Barnabas
Lord
John
Jesua
Apostle
Assess Church Property 18 Order Assessor Keeney Receives Direction
County Assessor B F Keeney received a Salem tax commission letter instructing the taxing of all church property not exempt by law. The commission cites equal taxation and notes exemptions apply only to houses of public worship and their lot, pews, and furniture. other building portions used as stores or for non worship purposes are taxable. The document lists further appointments and notes on encampments and Relief Corps officers and actions.
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B. F. Keeney
Tax Commission
Salem
Lane County
Keeney
Commission Isaa
Grand jury adjourns until October 31 in county court
The grand jury adjourned this morning until October 31 after returning several indictments. Fred Shepard of Wendling pleaded guilty to bootlegging, was fined 500 dollars and sentenced to 30 days in the county jail. Civil cases disposed included Huston v Schleef continued for term, Nott v Parsons set for July trial, Kinsey v Richardson dismissed, Michael v Michael divorce set for July 8, Edmundson v Edmundson divorce set for July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Shepard
Wendling
W. R. Huston
C. Schleef
Claude Nott
W. H. Parsons
Phoebe B. Kinsey
H. L. Richardson
William
Michael
Rose Michael
Phoebe Edmunson
Byron A. Edmunson
TRYING TO GET TELEPHONE LINE IN GOOD WORKING ORDER
Acme Oregon June 20 1910 editor guard responds to a jokey attack on Eugene Elmira and Florence Telephone line. Saubert manager defends the service aims to improve the line and offer to remove the contract if the author cannot provide something original or beneficial.
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Acme
Eugene, Elmira & Florence
Youra
G. A. Saubert
Grand Army Elects New Officers in Oregon Encampment
Astoria June 22 The Oregon Grand Army of the Republic and affiliated groups held a favorable second day of the state encampment with ideal weather. Key actions included electing department officers for the coming year led by W. J. R. Beach of Forest Grove as department commander and senior and junior vice commanders A. D. Craig of Astoria and John Huntington of Lewis, with Dr. J. E. Hall of Portland named medical director.
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Astoria
Grand Army of the Republic
Tte
Woman's Relief Corps
Department of Oregon
W. J. R. Beach
Forest Grove
A. D. Craig
Senio
John Huntington
Lewis
J. E. Hall
Portland
Wheat topic at millers conference chaired by Hill
James J. Hill, chairman of the Great Northern Railway board, prepared a paper on Wheat read by Charles G. Jenkins at the National Association of Millers meeting in Minneapolis. Hill could not attend. Several other papers relevant to the convention goals were presented. Hill noted a large new traffic volume being developed by industry.
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Minneapolis
National Association of Millers
James J. Hill
Great Northern Railway
Charles G. Jenkins
Noblesville
Ind
Hill
Addressing Wheat Markets and Terminal Congestion
Speech urges decentralization of traffic terminals to ease rail bottlenecks across the nation from Mississippi to the Pacific. It calls for readjusting distribution for bulky goods like grain, urging direct shipments from smaller cities to mills and buyers to relieve central markets and banks, with focus on industry impact and coordinated effort.
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Milla
Ress
Genereiy
Economic shock from neglecting key trade areas
The passage warns that neglecting five critical trade zones would cause widespread disruption, harming business activity nationwide as the economy would be paralyzed across sectors. It highlights the fragility of commercial networks and broad impact on merchants and markets.
Lowell on Natron extension eyed as future town
The Natron extension boosts Lowell to standout status in the region with a planned January rail service, turning it into a prime shipping hub. Keeney Hyland Realty Co owns thousands of acres surrounding the town and plans to market hundreds of acres of rich bottom land and upland suitable for fruit tracts and grain, signaling strong growth prospects.
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Lowell
Natron
Keeney-Hyland Realty Company
Nts
Cottage Grove News Notes Highlights Local Events
Delegates F H Rosenburg James Ostrander and R Piper travel to Portland for Knights of Pythias grand lodge. Local poultry grower expands from one dozen to over 300 hens, netting about 1 per hen yearly. 40,000 brook trout to arrive within twenty days for distribution in Lang Creek Sharp Creek and Coast Fork. London plans a July Fourth celebration with program, basket dinner, races, baseball and speeches led by Rev. Robert Sutcliffe. German society to host a July Fourth picnic at its park west of Cottage Grove with eight-member committee, bunting decorations, music and night dancing under Japanese lanterns. Leader.
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F. H. Rosenburg
James Ostrander
R. Piper
Portland
Knights of Pythias Grand Lodge
Metropolis
Rosenburg
Grand Lodge
Cottage Grove
Rosenberg
Commercial Club
Lsin
Department of Commerce and Labor
Lang Creek
Sharp Creek
Coast Fork River
London
Robert Sutcliffe
Venske
Oregon Pioneers Elect New Officers
In session at Portland the Oregon Pioneers elected officers: P H D Arcy of Salem as president, George H Himes of Portland as secretary and treasurer, Charles B Ladd of Portland, and directors Joseph Buchtel N H Baird Cyrus H Walker all of Portland or nearby. Himes, reelected after 25 years in the post, received unanimous support from retiring President Frederick W Holeman who closed nominations.
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Pioneers of
Oregon
Portland
P. H. D'Arcy
Salem
George H. Himes
Charles B. ‘Ladd
Joseph Buchtel
N. H. Baird
Cyrus H. Walker
Albany
Two Men Buy Geo Hawley Place in Creswell
The RE. B. Moxley Land Co sold the George Hawley place of 373 acres on Creswell's north edge for 80 dollars per acre, the largest real estate deal there. Buyers are G. R. Wilkinson of Central Point Oregon and J. G. Hodges of Minnesota. They have not yet decided on a use for the property.
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George Hawley
RE. B. Moxley Land Co
Creswell
G. R. Wilkinson
Central Point
Oregon
J. G. Hodges
Minnesota
Farm to be subdivided after Hawley improvements
The Hawley improvements will continue on the farm which Creswell Chronicle notes may be cut into small tracts. The property, long owned by Hawley, passes to a new possessor on October 1 who has not yet decided on future use.
Harrisburg Larceny and Booze Case
In Morrisburg J. B. Willoughby faced larceny charges for robbing Hoon’s son after reportedly giving Boon dope. Willoughby was held to the grand jury in 600 dollar bonds. co-defendant Jons Willoughby is said to have fled. The incident involved about 90 dollars in gold and a gold watch seized near Harrisburg, drawing local interest.
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J. BE. Willoughby
Morrisburg
H. J. Hoon
Noughby
Jons Willoughby
Boon
Harrisburg
Albany
Bert Lawson Captains Company E in Oregon Guard
Cottage Grove Oregon June 22 The Company E Fourth Infantry Oregon National Guard met unanimously tested BE Lawson captain This office was left vacant by the resignation of Captain J C Johnson Lawson had been with Company BE since its organization He is also a city alderman and builder of the Law won block
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Cottage Grove
Fourth Infantry
Oregon National Guard
Olait
Lawson
J. C. Johnson
Won
County Clerk Lee Declines renomination at primaries
County Clerk BU Lee, elected twelve years ago, announces he will not seek renomination at the coming primaries. In a statement to The Guard he thanks supporters and moral backers for their help in running the County Clerk's office with reported public satisfaction.
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BU. Lee
Mio
Wedding at McMorran & Washburne Store in Eugene
Clyde McHee and Grace Virgin wed in a unique ceremony held in the store’s ladies rest room. Rev Fr. Hammond officiated as florists arranged a pink rose bower, store staff assisted, and the couple received French satin damask spreads as a memento from the firm for their future home.
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McMorran & Washburne
Clyde McHee
Miss Grace Virgin
Smithfield
K. Hammond
Episcopal Church
Eugene
Misa Anna Rhoda
Griswold Announces Candidacy For Lane County Clerk
Chas N Griswold a former county clerk deputy announces his bid for Lane County Clerk. He left the deputy post under Clerk Lee to join First National Bank and resigns from that job to pursue the coming election under the people’s vote.
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Chas. N. Griswold
Lee
First National Bank
Lane County
Co. N. Griswold
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C. A. Brockwell
Silverton
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Poslion
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R. B. Linnville
Newberg
Geo. A. Hard ‘Ng
Oregon City
W. G. Lane
Corvallis
Atlantic City
E. R
Covey
A. C. Edmunds
O. E. Thompson
Woodburn
R. W. Lundy
Myrtle Point
T. B. McDevitt
J. 8. Foss
George P. Crowell
Hood River
J. A. Tufts
J. H. Johnson
Heyond
W. B. Blanchard
Browne- Ville
The
Women's Relief Corps
Linzie Smith
Charlotte Ekstrom
Josephine Crocker
Ashland
Hattie F. Cameron
Sarah Kemp
St. Johna
Amma Bye
Emily Honkle
Pauline Ziegler
Fife Wright
Eunice Henney
Natonal
Athintle City
Martha Yerk
Bandon
Kate Nwale
Sarah A. Fastabend
Cora M. Davis
Union
Grand Army
Millers
Owell
Natron Extension
Geo. Hawley Place
Bert Lawson
Hammond
C. N. Griswold
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