Miss Schroeter to Play Organ at First Presbyterian
Miss Mary Louise Schroeter, 3, from Helena Hugh School class of 1923 and pupil of Mrs. OE Cox, will play the organ for Sunday service at First Presbyterian church. She plans to enter the University of Washington in September to study music. Pastor Rev. David J. Dorfman will preach on “More Great Needs of the Human Heart.”
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Tramate
Helena Hugh
Oe, Cox
First Presbyterian Church
Schroeder
University
Washington
First Presbyterian’ Church
David J. Dornan
Church Notes First Reptice Church leads August break
Acting pastor Conrad L Owen announces morning worship at 9:00 a.m. with the theme Christian Prosperity. August closure through the month. fall meetings to begin with the first Sunday in September. Includes organist Mrs Heidel and novelist Mrs Hauuerg. other churches and services listed.
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Conrad L._ Owen
Heidel
Hauuerg
First Sinfsy
First Mission Church
Butte
Woback Streets
Melvin Danlstrom
Feston Sundar
Nastor
Jesus
Charles Hjerni
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Chicago
Montana-Idaho
Son Ferente Eermon
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Epokane
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Chirek
Ara B. van de Mark
Shuren School
Mouric Hy Ghotds
Dea
Tourg Denale
First Christian Church
Sam VanDoren
Leonard C. Young
BL Young
C. E. McLaughlin
BI. C. A
Solo
Jollie Hunter
Aivttic EB
Grand Street
Methodist Church
East Helena
Amos
13Th Avenue
Legen
Presbyterian Church
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Rs. Foley L. Waters
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St. Peter's
Minnesota crop conditions improve despite rust in some areas
In Minnesota reports, corn prospects improved with rains boosting crops, while winter wheat yields look strong in the southern half and rust infection begins in central areas near Montgomery New Ulm and Gaylord. Irregular rust spread noted as barley and oats harvest proceed and alfalfa cutting progresses with July 1 targets in sight.
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Mirle
Daniel in captivity tale frames modern self liberty
The July 25 Literntional Sunday School lesson centers on Daniel in Babylon. It argues Daniel’s steadfast faith, leadership, and loyalty to God show how true self expression fits within divine law and national Constitution, urging youth to pursue noble character and communal virtue.
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Babylonia
Daniel
Ile
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We're Vain and Ignorant Says Frenchman in Book
In a sweeping critique, Lucien Lehmen mocks Americans as ignorant and vain, praising only their newspapers’ sharpness. He argues American arrogance, educatedness, and materialism breed a bleak view of U S life, despite reporting strong national wealth and merit.
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Europe
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Daniel's God Still Doing Business at the Old Stand
A troubled minister awakens, dresses, and resolves to act as if all is well while noting a guiding light in the window. He reflects that Daniel's God remains active, continuing to operate at the familiar portal of prayer, despite unsettled dreams and a restless impulse.
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Hopkinsville
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Forest Officials Urge Care With Campfires and Smoke
Helena forest officials warn campers and travelers to exercise extreme care with fires as recent fire data show man caused fires remain a major threat. Lightning ignitions and careless smoking contribute, with 48 man caused fires reported July 1 to 29 amid rising fire danger.
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Feeding Hogs For Higher Profits In Hogs Market
St Paul AP report notes Minnesota swine experts caution against shortening pig rations to force growth. Zavoral advises producers to finish hogs on corn as soon as possible, warning fall corn may be cheaper. Early finishing aims to maximize weight and sale price, with profits differing by weight and timing.
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Savant Symposium At Minnesota University Opens
A four week symposium at the University of Minnesota will feature 30 lectures and seminars by five foreign scholars, plus four from the University of Wisconsin and Chicago and the Carnegie Institution. Professors M. Von Frey of Würzburg and Wald Schmidt-Fellz of Prague lead the program starting Monday with morning and afternoon lectures.
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Cambridge
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Walter Muck
University of Wisconsin
A ._ Ivy
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Carnegic Station For Experimental Evolution
Cold Springs
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Tnors
Northwest conference to study child health and character
Minneapolis AP The Third Northwest conference for child health and parent education runs October 2 3 in the municipal auditorium with Dr H Beard as secretary. Speakers include Sidonie Matser Greanberg and Yale and Tufts experts on character development and mental health. Health exhibits occupy 62 booths as part of the largest public health gathering in the Northwest.
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Washington
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Grimsby artistgrocer achieves Royal Academy success
London July 27 Werbert Ralete, a Grimsby artistgrocer, began painting at 39 and has had works displayed at the Royal Academy for six consecutive years. His early landscapes were painted at 5:39 in the morning before returning to his hay counter job at the store.
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Royal Academy
Montana Trail Guide Rates Highways Generally Good This Week
A. J. Breitenstein of the Montana Automobile Association releases state trail readings showing most routes in very good condition for travel with some detours and rough sections due to ongoing road work. Notable notes include Missoula to Wallace fair, Helena area generally good with minor rough spots, and several detours on routes through Livingston Townsend and Dillon with miles of gravel or fair conditions elsewhere along No. 2 Yellowstone and No. 4 Yellowstone Glacier corridors.
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Voorhis 700th birthday marked by Tammany gathering
In New York on July 27 AP reports John R Voorhis birthday event at City Hall drew notable Tammany figures led by Gov Alfred E Smith and John F Curry. Voorhis, though tired, expressed faith in freedom and joked on drinking, women, and European styles as guests shared roses and poems.
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Banks At Their Best Report From Acchaie Show
A March 27 report cited by A J Lechii g state superintendent of banks and Sims secretary of the National Association of Supervisors of State Banks lauds record high capital reserves and deposits in the U S banking system. The survey covers 25 952 banks with total deposits of 58 610 591 737 and resources of 72 666 752 001. male deposits rise 1596 0% over last year.
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