Questions on the Resurrection by the Laymen's Movement
A dense excerpt from a distributed tract discusses two resurrections, heavenly and earthly, with numerous scripture citations. It argues a covenantal blessing through Abraham’s seed, Christ’s atonement for all, and the resurrection for both the righteous and the wicked. The text cites Rev 20, 1 Cor 15, Is 65, and Matt 24 to support dual outcomes and the fate of believers and nonbelievers.
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God
Christ
Adam
Jesus
Sodom
Samuria
Savaria
Heste
Viet
Abraham
Deira
Christ Jesus Our Lord
Ito
Ephesus
Crusees
Crist
Ickie Says Piecing Wedding Cake Signs Quick Marry
A quirky old saying notes if a cake is damaged at the wedding breakfast misfortune may fall on the bride. If a guest eats a piece left on the plate it predicts a speedy marriage for that person. The custom of sharing bows at the breakfast allegedly signals harmony or discord.
Vickrey Sounds Alarm for Caucasus Orphans in Need
Charles V. Vickrey general secretary of Near East Relief reports horrific scenes in the Caucasus where starvation and death loom. He notes ruined cities, barter for food, and a collapse of food production after April 1921, urging Americans to send aid to save orphans and vulnerable families.
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Charles V. Vickrey
Near East Relief
Fifth Avenue, New York
Caucasus
Arma Heipeting
Epit
Tnd Hte
America
Sancastie
Braid
College Boys Aid Armenia Campaign From Montana
Montana college men in Gallatin valley lead Near East Relief drives to send wheat and cash to Armenia. W J Bennett chairs local efforts, with W L Lyndon as secretary, and statewide support from Chester Day. Aimed at aiding 300000 orphan children as winter worsens conditions in the Near East.
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Montana
Bible Land
Menstana Agricultural College
Bozeman
Alexander Pringle
Near East
Bellef
Gallatin County
Gallatin Valley
Montana College
Near East Relief Committee
WJ. Bennett
South
Tracy Street
Horeman
W. L. Lyndon
South Fifth
Chester Day
Near East Relief
Helena
Wedding Superstitions From Rustic Bride Customs
A brief list of old beliefs around weddings. It cautions that cutting the wedding cake invites bad omen if the fingers are cut, advises the bride not to bake her own cake, recommends having grapes at the supper, and suggests celery at breakfast for good fortune. It warns poverty if the first meal in the new home is disturbed.
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New Howe
Funeral for Emil Johnson at Methodist Church
Funeral services were held yesterday afternoon at the Methodist church for Emil Johnson, 15 year old son of Mr. James McMahon, who died Monday morning at the county hospital after an appendicitis operation. Rev. C. Dal officiated and burial followed in the local cemetery. The boy was a fifth grade pupil in the public schools.
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Methodist Church
Emil Johnson
James McMahon
C. 2 Dal
C. F
Feeding the Pregnant Ewe in Winter Rations
Pregnant ewes should receive three to four pounds of silage per head daily in winter. This should be supplemented with two and a half ounces per head daily of good cake. After lambs are born silage increases the flow of the ewes. In fattening lambs for market the cheapest sale often occurs when silage is part of the ration.
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Curton
Feedsilage to sheep debate safety and guidance
A fragment discusses whether silage is safe for sheep of all classes. It notes feeding breeding ewes on silage alone risks weak lambs in spring and suggests using some grain for ewes near lambing. It mentions Filer Auto Co and Tnguire & McNell as referenced names.
Death shocks grieving family amid draft and election note
A terse obituary note recalls a sudden death that saddened his parents siblings and playmates. The man had been drafted for a presidential position this year but declined the offer. The report adds that the next annual meeting will be held in Bulve.
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Bulve
Goode Named Treasurer of Idaho State Dental Association
Dr. M. J. Goode was chosen treasurer of the Idaho State Dental Association at its annual clinic and meeting in Pocatello last week. He has served as secretary since the organization's inception three years ago and accepted reelection last year under protest. Mennonite Bible school notes present services and Sunday activities with a cordial invitation from Pastor A. Honderich.
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DI. M
Honderich
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Laymen’s Home Missionary Movement
Cnyder’ Ave
Philadelphia
Ickie
Merchant
Vickrey
Armenia
State
Tnguire & McNell
Filer Auto Co Ve
George Denman
Filer Eumal High School
Pile Rural High School
Filer Rural High School
Jesse Thorne
Laurel
Gertrude Walter
Maude Dygert