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The Blackfoot Optimist

Location

Blackfoot, Idaho, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1914

Page

2

Senator Brady backs 50000 for rural co operation studies

Washington May 27. Senator Brady led in defense of a 50000 appropriation to the Agriculture Department for studies on rural credit cooperation and diffusion of research results. He argued the need for farmer access to information, education, and demonstrations amid delays in passing rural credits legislation. The piece also notes Brady's amendments aiding Boys and Girls Clubs, Fort Hall and Fort Lapwai projects, and criticism of tariff effects on exports.

Washington, D. C Brady Secretary of Agriculture United States Department of Agriculture Congress Democratic Party Prady Bart Committee On Agriculture Senate Senator Brady Fort Lapwal House of Representatives Fort Hail Fort Hall Houses of Representatives Borah Subcommittee On Judiciary

Idaho Building Dedicated at Exposition

Major Reed returned from the exposition Friday evening reporting that Idaho’s building dedication pleased all. Chairman J H Hutchinson introduced speakers, F R Coffin gave the principal address, Hale of the exposition praised the building and Idaho products. About 500 attendees, many with Idaho ties, expressed high satisfaction. Varying officials, including a governor and mayor representative, delivered notable addresses. The building was called beautiful and capacious. An Idaho California society was formed with 75 members. E Jackson was elected president, F A Williams vice president, J Fulton secretary-treasurer. Helen Smith and Fred R Reed join as directors. Exposition work progresses well, three months ahead of schedule. A Ball of Nations drew 18,000 paid attendees in Machinery Hall.

Idaho Ntereata E. Jackson Boine F. A Williams S. Belly Chamberlain Joseph ¥. Fulton Helen Smith Bolso Fred R. Reed Nationa

The Unjust Steward Parable and Pharisee Hypocrisy

A religious lesson on Luke chapter sixteen contrasts the unjust steward with Pharisee pride. It argues wealth and power tempt self serving use of earthly goods, warns against hypocrisy, and urges faithful, Godward living with sacrifice for heavenly rewards. It emphasizes stewardship of time talent and wealth, testing faithfulness, and reliance on divine grace.

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