Church Services and Sabbath School Times
Presbyterian Church holds services at Jones Hall on the second and fourth Sundays at 4 p.m led by Rev William Travis of Lafayette. Sabbath school each Sunday at 3 p.m. Friends Church offers services Sundays at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m and Thursday at 10 a.m with Sabbath school Sundays at 10:04 a.m monthly meeting the fret Saturday in each month. Quarterly meetings on the second Saturday and Sunday in February May August and November. Evangelical Church conducts service first and third Sundays at 10 a.m second and fourth Sundays at 7 p.m with Sabbath school every Sunday at 11 a.m.
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Society Notices Recap of Local Club Meetings
Devotional services at the Y M C A every Sunday evening invite all. I C O F holds sessions Saturdays in rooms above Moore's Drug Store. W A T A meets the second Saturday each ninth month. G A R holds sessions on the fourth Friday and third Thursday monthly. W C T U holds its third Saturday afternoon each month.
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Pacific Coast News Roundup Touches Cities and Crimes
The San Diego Union editor jailed. Olympia votes bonds for municipal needs. National City oils mill to process 32 tons daily. Cobb named assistant lighthouse keeper at Oakland. Los Angeles restaurateurs protest discount dinners by church women. Washington appoints trustees for Lewis county reform school site. Columbia River jetty near finish, Salt Lake City sees rapid inbound capital. Five syndicates seek water works control. Spokane Falls plans mineral palace from mining camps. Northwest Exposition opens Sept 14 at Spokane. Japanese crew on Penelope jailed after drunken spree at Victoria. Land grab of 16 000 acres in Fayette valley Idaho eyed by desert land act. Indian Major near Klamath Agency kills wife and brother and is killed by Indians. Two men attempt to kidnap Mrs Barkley in Tacona. husband intervenes. San Jose celebrates parity bill signing with bonfires and fireworks. Southern Pacific talks with Astoria delegation yield public result. Muntington seeks 200000 wind terminal subsidy. Sons of miners Ingram and Young travel from Victoria to locate fathers and arrange burial. Seattle court rules for sailors in Craigenil suit against British ship. dispute over extended pay and contract.
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High Fence Planned Around Lincoln Monument
Eastern items report a plan to erect a high fence around the Lincoln Monument and note Michigan Supreme Court ruling the new liquor law unconstitutional.
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De Brazza Sets Out for Africa with French Aim
A long summary of international items notes De Brazza resuming African exploration as a money-focused venture, and mentions other global news including tariff shifts, labor unrest, and political moves. The roundup covers European diplomacy, US economic concerns, and colonial affairs with multiple named regions and figures.
Portland Market Report Reflects Strong Trade Outlook
The Portland market notes robust trade and expanding directions with heavy country orders and abundant crops expected. Rail construction and growing collections are boosting money flow, while East visitors arrive gradually. Agricultural implements and staples list several items and prices reflecting active trade in grains, vegetables, dairy, and wool.
Corsican Vendetta and Violence Hidden by Local Silence
A National Review account describes Corsica where vendetta warfare thrives with public sympathy, gendarmes turning a blind eye, and a thousand fugitives in hiding. It recounts an Englishman Captain G and Corsican serf threats, plus a fatal shooting by a Corsican bowing to vengeance over Italian labor.
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Fireside Fragments: Food for Mind and Body Hints
A collection of household tips from food prep to fabric care. The fragment covers moth protection for wool, parsnip prep, thread storage, faux fur packing, a quick julienne soup, kidney toast with liver, veal roast method, and meat preservation using brine and salt, citing American Agriculturist and Household guidance.
Pretty homemade rugs from scraps of tapestry and Brussels carpet
A Belfast native and the Augusta Maine Journal describe a craft to make decorative rugs from small carpet scraps. Use uniform three inch strips knitted with crochet cotton and wool, sewing finished strips on the back to form a plush front and body-brussels look. Finished borders imitate Brussels or velvet hearth rugs.
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Odd Inventions And Notable Local Anecdotes
A miscellany of eccentric items includes an Englishman’s steadying table for travel, then modern phonograph closets in offices, and a classroom ad for birch-wielding schools. Georgia hunting grounds, White House stables, Cherokee schools, and New York Central rest facilities linked to Vanderbilt complete the panorama.
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Respect for Authority in Public Life and Education
A Chicago Tribune piece argues teachers and parents should instill respect for public officials and civility in judging officials. It condemns how newspapers and society cultivate contempt for authority, urging orderly, fair treatment and charity in evaluating public service.
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