Spiritual House Great Influence In Family Life
A church sermon extols the concept of a spiritual house built by living stones in fellowship with Christ. Rev C C Row, Gov Washington era figures, and biblical references frame the house as a chosen circle beyond sect or place, uniting Jews and Gentiles in service to God. The sermon links American ideals to historic houses of faith and emphasizes unity in spiritual kinship over geography.
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Rev. C. C
Mirek
Alesta
Hunan
Io Baroy
Pat
Ana
Brewsters
Trukfords
Isaac
Sacou
Lee
Camille
Israel
Sneter
Lelios
Thas
House of Ismet
Gan Vines Mbit
Jesus Christ
Reigly
Apostle Tol
Poth
Ilesus
Paul
Sucha
Tne
Iitlands
The First Corgropa Church Aiming For Spiritual House Identity
The passage extols building a church as a dignified spiritual household rooted in tradition and discipline. It argues families should be “houses” shaping culture, education, and moral character, opposing modern lifestyles that disrupt stability. It emphasizes reverence for heritage, communal worship, and raising children within a holy, distinct people.
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la Croske
Disciplus
Chri
Moaney Lak Willeh
Lie Lone
Gehuing Beligs
Orleans
Audenet
Olvill Zaon
Lima
Ite
Anther
Lee
Lille
Mark Twain
Indiana announces higher railway rates by public service commission
The Tadivan Public Service Commission today ordered rate increases on railways affecting freight, livestock, and iron and coal products. The new charges take effect October 1, and cover per gant commodity and related services as part of the regulatory action.
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Indiana
Tadivan Piblic Service Commission
Acow
Three Planes Represent U S In Bennett Aviation Race
US entrants for the James Gordon Bennett Intercontinental Aviation Race faced changes amid claims of foul play by foreign entrants. Captain Collins and Wright dispute efforts to derail American entries, while Roland Lobbs, a pilot from Texas, was injured in a practice crash.
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New York
Gorden Bennett Internationals
Somperrow
Vial
Heland Rehifs
Rollins
America
Wosby
Brampes
U. S
Fresh Outbreak of Hog Cholera Reported Across Counties
A fresh hog cholera outbreak is reported by the state board of agriculture affecting Tremperteau Chaleswilies Gent and Crawford counties and Boxcohel St Croix. Reports list Dodge Dane Sheboyson Kenosha and others with unverified notes urging caution and proper handling of diseased herds. Authorities warn against irresponsible breeding and urge swift action to prevent spread.
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Cholent
West Salen
Tal
Aivisse Couny
Iso
Tremperteau
Neap Chaleswilies
Crawford
Boxcohel
St. Croix
Noas
Richmond
Dodge County
Neap
Duncan
Dane County
Sue Prine
Sheboysun County
Ely
Sheboycar Falls
Kenosht County
Kenesha
Peterlstrians
Races Report Five Baleqons Centered In Turminguam
Five balloon flights began from this locale on Saturday during the elimintation championship. Reports state a balloon piloted by J W Melv descended near Lewisport Kentucky while another from Hoffman University of Mississippi flew forty miles. Olde ty Chuurste of Warrier Baustir landed near Evansville Indiana thirty miles northeast of Vin Wert Ohio after a long cross-country flight. A frost and typhus note follows as a Russian arrival hints at new diseases in the country.
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Turminguam
Ala
Atrerien T
Birminghante Gieniker
Conunoren
Lient
J. W. Melv
Caplain Ole Maly
Fonce
Lewispert
Bernand Vor Hoffman
University of Mmissave
Cassie
Kays
Baton
Owensboro
Warrier
Baustir
Tuayviie
Ind
Tivee Niles
Vin Wert
Niles
Russia
Temperance Leader Flags Dry Records of Harding Cox
Chicago dispatch reports Mrs Margaret Wintringer director of the prohibition party women’s campaign says identical questions were posed to Harding and Cox on the prohibition issue. She notes Harding supported a rider tied to a six year ratification deadline and asserts neither candidate earns dry support without a clear pledge.
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Harding
Cox
Womens
Chicago
Prohibition Party
Margaret Wintringer
Percy
Wintringer
Maliti
Mr. Harding
Aid
American League City Draws First Game Of Series
The American League pennant race kicks off with the league meeting noting the World Series schedule for October. If tied after games in Cleveland and Chicago, a decisive playoff will be held with games in multiple cities to crown the champion.
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Mncago
Sap
Leagny
Ibe
Lodauy
Nationa Lease
National Commission
Alto le Delet
Chicago
Cleveland
Secon
Chimiga
Corbett Leaves Hospital Against Doctor’s Advice
Former heavy weight champion James J. Corbett discharged from a New York hospital after a kidney illness. He left against medical orders and was reported en route to Pittsburgh. The weathered dispatch notes a serious condition and a long recovery expected, with Corbett declining further treatment.
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Corbett
N.Y
Janes J. Corbett
Toemer
Cox and Roosevelt Plan Conference in New York
Governor Cox and Governor Roosevelt plan a conference in New York city as they travel from Cerro Fonte to Indianapolis, announced at the Democratic national headquarters.
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Cox and Roosevelt
York
Will Ter Wertay
Cox
Cerro Fonte
Luc
Indianapolis
Babe Ruth Smashes 62nd Home Run in Dramatic Feat
Babe Ruth hits his 62nd homer in a dramatic late inning blast. The record chase heats up as he drives a pitch to left field, sending the ball over the fence. Spectators rise as the ball clears the yard, marking a landmark moment in the season.
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Babe Ifty
Dallaver
Ye Phila
Itomumel
Jaye
Greshee
Ebil
Local Markets Prices Vary Across Goods and Regions
The page lists varied prices for flour and wheat products, silos and sacks, oranges and citrus, cabbage, onions, melons, pears, cranberries, oysters, beef, and dairy items. Notable items include flour per barrel, wheat, and cotton sacks, with regional notes and commodity quotes from Hawkeye Caramesion Coy and local markets.
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Davep Artick
Iran
Lursenezeves
Hawtey Caramesion
California
Gas Consumers May Complain Of Service In City
Gas customers of the Wisconsin Minnesota Light and Power company are urged by City Attorney J Swennes and C H Schweizer to register complaints of poor service. The notice explains a Railroad Commission order allowing rate reductions and requiring monthly reports on service and complaints, with instructions to report promptly to the local company and to the undersigned.
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Wisconsin- Minnesota Light and Power Company
J Swennes
C. H. Schweizer
Contina
Railroad Commission of
Wi Consin Hind
Wisconsin Gas Companies
U. Standard of
Fas
New Stard
Ywus Tomercy
Droubie Aid
Herrmann to testify in baseball probe
August Bettmann, president of the Cincinnati Nationals and former chairman of the national commission, was requested by State's Attorney Hoyne before the grand jury investigating baseball matters. Bettmann, who has evidence in his possession, is expected to testify about his knowledge of the sport and its administration during the probe.
MARINETTE DOCTOR DIES DURING FISH CREEK OUTING
MARINETTE WIS September 27 Dr Walter Tt Wicks of Menominee Michigan a renowned surgeon died yesterday while returning home from Fish Creek after a fishing trip He was 75 years old and is survived by a wife and one son. Wheat exports rose in August and flour exports fell with August at 1 106 707 bushels and 2 118 522 barrels respectively. Chicago products report notes weak market for butter and varied dairy prices alongside poultry and egg quotes.
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Marinette
Marinett
Wis
Walter Tt. Wicks
Menominee
Mich
Fish Creek
Hear
Br Tfe
Department of Commerce
Census figures place Missouri population at 2,403,547
The 1910 census update shows Missouri at seventh most populous state with a 1.0 percent rise to 2,403,547. Michigan climbs to eighth, Missouri’s growth modest while districts like Kalamazoo Michigan and Leavenworth Kansas show revised tallies. Jefferson City Missouri and McAlester Oklahoma records are adjusted.
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Missouri
Galit
Washington
Michigan
State of Missouri
Okla
Kalamazoo
Mich
Leavenworth
Kas
Jefferson City
Obituary Frederick Sobek of Hokah and La Crosse area
Frederick Sobek born April 19 1846 in Amstel came to this country in 1867 and lived in Hokah before merchandising work. He married Catherine Yoenmn in 1870 and leaves a widow two daughters Mrs M B Kelly and Miss Estier Boehm and two sons Fred and Paul. Funeral 2 9:30 Wednesday at St Peters Holub with Rev Whisenkrecken, interment Catholic cemetery La Crosse. Miss Jennie Rooney sister to Tleury and Frank Rooney died at home in Senator Ils Saturday night. body to be sent for interment.
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Frederick Sobek
Ming
Haal
Mr. Sob
Amstel
Hokah
Gederal
Catherine Yoenmn
M. B. Kelly
Aliss Estier Boehm
Fred
Paul
St. Peters Church
Holub
Yather Whisenkrecken
la Crosse
Winona Weddings and Divorces Highlighted in Records
The Winona docket shows several divorce actions with Cruel and inhuman treatment and desertion cited. Teena W Maxon seeks divorce from Fred G Mason via attorney James Thompson. Luther Wilson files against Eleanora at Winona, with detracting grounds. Avis Meinert accuses Willem Meinert of cruel conduct and seeks dissolution and return to her maiden name Avis Getman.
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Winona
Crosue
C. Alwbae
Maxon
Hep Atorney
James Thompson
Fred G. Mason
Alleg
Ang
Attornuss Cowie & Hale
Meinert
la Crosse
Pow
Avis Getman
Sugar Market Weak In New York Trading
The sugar market was weak in New York as three leading refiners cut prices by half a cent to fourteen cents per pound for fine granulated sugar. The move aligned with unsettled commodity markets and increased offers, with holders seen as anxious to sell.
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New York
Remarkable eye cure lifts La Crosse girl from headaches
Lizzie Cunningham a ten year old from South Fourteenth Street was treated for crossed eyes and refractive errors by Dr Evenson using glasses. Rapid improvement followed, with better vision, relief from headaches, and a brighter temper. Her teacher noted the change, and the family presented a diary of the progress.
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Canex
la Crosse
Viehita
Jney Cunningham
W. Cupsningham
Ln9
South Fourteenth Street
Evenson Sren
Lizzie Cunningham
Br. Byonton
Slyow
Kenia
Kent
Lizzy
Evenson
Dr. Evenson
de Wetter
Eyeglass Prescription Case From La Crosse Patient Testimony
Mrs. W Cunningham of La Crosse Wisconsin testifies that Dr H C Evenson corrected her daughter Lizzie's vision with glasses alone avoiding surgery or drugs. Lizzie’s headaches ceased, schooling improved, and the family saved operation costs. Notary J L Halik records the testimony on March 21 1906. La Crosse Tribune reported March 27 1906.
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la Crosse
Wis
H. C. Evenson
Lizzie
W. Cunningham
State of Wisconsin
la Cross County
J. L. Halik
la Crosse County
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Creamary
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Jennie Rooney
Joennie Rooney
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van Dyke
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