Japan Leaders View New Order Patients In Education Push
Dr. J A Scott of the American Baptist Foreign Mission Society reports Baptists will spend about 1.5 million dollars in Japan through April 1924 to fund Mabie Memorial School Yokohama and a Christian college there and to finance teen church buildings. He cites Japan's progressives in cabinet, educational expansion, and religious freedom as a path toward peace and modern ideals with women gaining equality. Osaka graduates exceed two thousand girls last year as schooling expands.
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Japan
J. A. Scott
American Baptist Foreign Mission Society
Scott
Baptists
Mabie Memorial School
Yokohama
Christian College
Dr. Scott
Far East
Osaka
Northern Baptists plan $76 million spend in America in drive
The Northern Baptists aim to raise $100 million April 25 to May 2 with $76,191,929 allotted to America. Of this, $20,010,000 goes to Baptist schools and colleges, $25,808,071 to foreign work, and the overall budget exceeds any prior denominational outlay. The drive targets broader benevolence and church growth within five years.
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Northern Baptists
Atlantic
America
Steyrar
Northern Baptiste
Southern Baptist Convention
Missionary builds industrial education in Burma steamers story
Burmese Baptist Mission boys at a mission school near Bassein construct steam launches and run freights to aid natives while funding practical industrial training. Rev Dr C A Nichols leads the project, first with government railway apprenticeships for local boys and later with a sawmill venture and a broader New World Movement plan.
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Mandala
C. A Nichols
Hurma
England
Kipling
Mandalay
Bassein
Irawaddy
Rangoon
Nichols
Burma
Nichole
Missor
Education Drive for Indians by Northern Baptists
Northern Baptists launch New World Movement to educate Indians and build churches and welfare networks. survey says 830,001 Indians. only 75,000 literate. under 100,000 speak English. few good schools exist. Planned stations begin with Navajo in Arizona, California expansion, and new schools in Oklahoma to broaden secondary education and citizenship access.
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Northern Baptists
Plans for New World Movement for Northern Baptists
The 11 percent of churches will receive 3.2 million dollars for new buildings and 24 educational social religious renters will get 1 million for additions and modern equipment. The 100000 campaign runs April 23 to May 2 to clear debt and fund plans. A wartime hold up delayed activity but the Northern Baptist Convention reports 72.00 distributed for property purchases.
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New World Movement of Northern Baptists
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Molifier Department
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Northern Baptist Convention
Gettpsod
Tenement Plan for China Mission Housing Near Shanghai
Dr A Huntley reports the American Baptist Foreign Mission Society will build strict, fireproof tenements near Shanghai Faptier College to house missionaries. Houses will include modern sanitary devices and be part of a broader mission to improve sanitation and reduce deaths.
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China
Huntley
Mie Savery
Chine
American Baptist Foreign Mission Society
Shanghai
Fishing Party Visits Salmon Dem With Friends
A list of local families including Ivar Lelie, Lincoln and families, A Krohn, Myrtle Davis, Leonard Suesson, Frank Bueni, Ellen Marnhart, John Crosin, Luwshe family, Mub Lennet, and Bert Jennings spent Tuesday at Salmon dem. George Lincoln family then headed to Halley for a camping trip starting Sept 1. Pred Stagner returned to Colorado Springs after two months with Rutherford family. Kernice Armetrone, niece of C A Krohn, remains hospitalized with blood poisoning. Leonard Snelson visited Frank Ritchie’s family. Snelson worked recently and a fall injury noted.
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Ivar Lelie
Dick Lincoln
A. Kroon
Myrtle Davis
Leonard Suesson
Prank Bueni
Ellen Marnhart
John Crouim
TE Luwshe
Mub
Lennet
Bert Jennings
Salmondem
Gheorge Lincoln
Halley
Magic Dam
Stagner
Colorado Springs
Colo
Rutherford
C. A. Krohn
Aire Kitehte
Kernice Armetrone
County General Hospital
Leonard Sneleon
Frank Ritchie
Charles Finney
Filer
New County Agent Appointed Power to Lead Twin Falls Roles
Powers, graduate of Kansas Agricultural College, named county agent after Farm Bureau executives meeting Saturday. He will reside in Twin Falls, arriving June 15, to fill a vacancy open over two months. Officials expect his presence to boost local educational and community farm initiatives.
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HE. Powers
Kansan Agricultural College
Farm Bureau
Joe Roors
Twin Palk
Powers
Moors Idaho
A Bread
Ttma
Bareen
Twin Falla
There in a reson for the large number of want ails we carry
A brief note highlights that the high burden of want and hardship affects many, with implied causes tied to economic strain and social deprivation. The piece calls attention to daily struggles and the need for support and reform.
FOR GENT Deak room front of building inquiry at this office
Inquire at this office regarding the Deak room and ground door located near the main wheet front of building.
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