Life of Christ opens diocese sermon series in Herens
Under the general heading The Life of Christ a new series of sermons began yesterday in the diocese of Herens. The first sermon The Redeemer the Desired of All Nations was by Rev. T.P. Citeey of Superior The Jeniah Nation, tracing the Jewish Messianic idea from Abraham through Moses and the prophets to Christ with emphasis on the unity of God and the destined Messiah.
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Continuity Through Centuries and the Messianic Hope
The passage traces a long thread of belief in a coming Messiah from Judea to the broader world. It cites Confucius, Voltaire, and various nations to show a universal expectation fulfilled by Jesus Christ, the God-Man from the line of David, whose suffering and death established Christianity across cultures. It argues the Messiah’s arrival was foreseen for millennia and contrasts Jewish and Christian views while invoking biblical prophecy and historical continuity.
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Veteran Over Turf Dies After Frisky Horse Accident
Harold Overturf, 28, of Darby, died at Hamilton hospital after a fall at University Heights ranch near Darby. He suffered a fractured skull when a loose horse ran in front of his horse during work at the Heights farm. Overturf served eight months in the medical corps in France during World War I and was a Darby High School graduate.
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Five new instructors join Intermountain Union College staff
Five new instructional staff members were announced by President Foot Klemare. The hires include Mas Ida May Yates as head of the department of general education, J. P. Laird as chemistry teacher and athletics director, Miss Nettina Strohach as drama instructor, Miss Olive O. G. Malls as high school principal, and Mrs. Wessie Carter Lord as girls' athletic instructor.
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Hylan and Walker Confident in Mayoral Primary
New York reports both camps predicting victory in the upcoming mayoral primaries. John F. Cohalin, Hylan campaign manager, foresees a 75,000 majority in Manhattan and the Bronx, while George W. Olvano of Tammany Hall predicts Walker will win the nomination over Mayor Hylan, with a claim the reform fare issue will be sidelined by a municipal assembly vote.
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Man Struck Down by Agar in Butte
Butte reports a serious accident as Nick Adam about 34 was struck by an automobile driven by Flo m of Butte around midnight. The car dragged remains about 100 feet then fled. A bystander Ted Ottis flagged a streetcar to stop traffic. Adam was taken to hospital in critical condition. The driver claimed poor vision due to windshield staining and glare. A second note details boy Stanley Cawley 17 fatally hurt in a shaft accident near Walkerville.
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