Leprosy of Sin and the Savior’s Role Revealed
Pastor Russell discusses sin as a leprosy needing divine healing, contrasts publican and Pharisee, and explains Jesus as the Redeemer. He outlines the plan of salvation, the elect Church, and the Millennium’s purpose for restoration and judgment.
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St. Paul
Minn
Russell
Shubert
Minneapolis
Jesus
Adam
Messiah
Christ
Church of the
Ain
God
Israel
Levi
Kansas Senator Proposes Bill to Penalize Lobbying
Kansas Statesman reports Senator Thompson introduces sweeping lobbying reform. The measure imposes penalties up to 10000 dollars fine and five years imprisonment for individuals and corporations, creates a joint congressional committee on lobbying, and defines legislative counsel and agents with registration and conduct rules.
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Kansas Statesman
Washington
Thompson
Kansas
Lobby
Ths
The
United States
House of Congress
Congressional Committee
Local News Briefs From Eagle Area Community
Ray Weiss reports a valuable horse lost Sunday amid lockjaw concerns. Grandpa McKey, Mrs. Charles Renner’s home, and Mrs. J C Bens weaken at home. A child of Mr and Mrs Huy Wall fractures an arm but is recovering well. Daisy Dawson’s daughter Reva wed Crabtree of Eagle on June 25. Mrs. Christopherson improves after surgery in Lincoln. Elmwood folks return from vacation at Grandpa’s Wollen. Earl Wiles injured bridling a horse, using crutches. Hotel Eller proprietor Renames back to Gibbons Hotel after renovation.
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Ray Weiss
Grandpa McKey
Charles Renner
H. Latrom
J. C. Bens
Vanland
Neha
Dawson
Bennett
Neb
Reva
YW. Crabtree
Eagle
Wm. Christopherson
Aly. Wollen
Elmwood
W.C. Wollen
George Schrader
Atchison
J. H. Davis
Earl Wiles
George Wiles
Earl
J. B. A. Beland
Eller
Gibbon Hotel
Sien Gibbons Hotel
Is It Boat or Airship A Hydroseroplane Debate
Harbor officials claim the hydroseroplane is a boat and must follow motorboat rules with signal devices lifebelts and lights. The Aero Club of America insists it is an aeroplane requiring aviation licenses and club sanction for events. The American Power Boat Association admits it is stumped.
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Uncle Sam's Harbor
Aero Club of America
Aero Club
American Power Boat Association
Six Weeks Turn $1 Into $300 for One Trader
A short tale from Kineas City about a man who started with one dollar six weeks ago and built a thriving business with $200 in the bank. He bought a $30 gold watch on installment, pawned it for $10, bought a cart and fruit, and began selling. He later redeemed his watch.
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Dago John
Kineas City
Huchester
NcHAWKA News notes and family updates from town
Mrs Rene Mason and son Mort depart for Omaha to care for children while Harold Brunson of Portland and Miss Georgia Dele of Lewisville visit their cousin Frank Boedeker. Andrew Pittman, 82, travels with a dollar to the printer. Baby boy arrives to Mr and Mrs John Alinesman, mother and son reported well. Mrs Knudson and daughter visiting from Mrs Hesota. Mrs Rockwell leaves for Tuscola Michigan. J S hovel reports recovered clothing stolen from Bates and found in pawn shop. Wilson the hotel resident dies after apoplexy.
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Rene Mason
Mort
Omaha
Andrew Pittman
Andrew
John Alinesman
Knudson
Hovel
Onvalia
Bates
Wilson
Thomas
Earl Toney
Obe Miller
Local Residents and Visitors Weave Through Louisville
Mrs Elmer Amick and children visit from Tekamah while Ethel and Stella Tritsch tour from Plattsmouth. Henry Ossenkop and wife with Fred Ossenkop ride to Omaha. Mrs WM Trwin and daughter Cowendolyn of Table Rock visit Mrs W C Dorsey. Mrs N Merriam of Chicago and Mrs KB Bennett of South Omaha visit G W Merriam. CG H Meyers of Omaha will manage the local telephone exchange. Rev Theo Hartman heads a conference at Beemer this week. Theodore Heim and wife announce daughter Mrs Whigh Seiver of El Reno Oklahoma recovered from appendicitis. W C Frampton and family with Miss Fay Liethenstieger of Lincoln visit M Peterson. Grace Behart returns for summer from Sacred Heart Academy St Joseph Mo after convent damage in cyclone.
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Elmer Amick
Tekamah
Ethel
Stella Tritsch
Plattsmouth
Henry Ossenkop
Fred H. Ossenkop
Omaha
WM Trwin
Cowendolyn
Table Rock
Ned
W. C. Dorsey
N. Merriam
Chicago
KB. G. Bennett
South Omaha
G. W. Merriam
CG. H. Meyers
Omuila
Theo. Hartman
German Lutheran Church
Beemer
Mra
Theodore Heim
Whigh Seiver
el Reno
Oklahoma
W. C. Frampton
Fay Liehtensleiger
Lincoln
M. Peterson
Onaha
Grace Behart
Sacred Heart Academy
St. Joseph, Mo
St. Joseph
Local notes from WarenRepublican column
Mrs Catkin returns to York after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs W Rohna. Ethel and Verona Langhorst of Elmwood visit their aunt and uncle Mrs Win Langhorst this week. Grandma Klepser visits from Walls City with her son N O Klepser.
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Mrs. Catkin
York
W. Rohna
Misases
Ethel
Verona Langhorst
Elmwood
Hheir Norsen
Win
Langhorst
Grandma Klepser
Walls City
N. OG. Klepser
Wedding notices and travel mentions fill county ledger
A jumble of wedding bells and visits spans Lincoln to Montana with relatives from Sutton Shierly Plattamouth and Fairview. Mrs Gertrude Wiley visits Lincoln. Eleanor Carpenter marries Herbert Jones of Billings. Robb and Eastwool attend. Ed Everett rushes after his mother’s illness.
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Gertrude Wiley
Here
Lincoln
Matt McQuin
Steele City
Neb
Hay
Eleanor Carpenter
Herbert B. Jones
Billines
Mont
Shierly
Mary A. Everett
Gussie Robb
Sutton
Hert Tulene
Plattamouth
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Bill
Soten Eagle
Beacon
Tee
Nchawka News
Louisville. Courier
Oh Weeping Waren Republican
Union. Ledger
Sebofe
Roy Delaney
Fairview
W. Va
David Delaney
Mt. Morris
Reese Delaney
Delaney
Ed Everett
Lindsey
Ment
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