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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1915
Page
8
Bible school at 1004 m 11 a m includes Children Day program with W H Witty as superintendent. Parishioners invited to morning services with songs and recitations by children. Prayer meeting Wednesday 8 pm Evening service follows topic Responsibility and Accountability Lord's Supper observed at the evening service due to Children's Day events. Pastor J W Falls issued invitation.
litany and holy communion at 11 a m Sunday school at 10 10 a m evening prayer at 4 a m Saunders rector announces the church timetable and leadership.
M A Hendricks serves as bishop. Sunday 10 40 am Sunday school. First Sunday fast meeting at 2 pm. Sacrament meetings 7 30 pm May 16 to Sep 15 summer. No afternoon meetings except first Sunday. Monday 7 40 pm priesthood meeting six study classes. Religion class for children Wednesday 4 15 pm 40 minute drill. Mrs M W Pratt principal 650 South Grant Pharsday 2 30 pm Relief society Mrs Christina H Hawkes president 431 South Arthur Friday 4 15 pm
Primary association led by Mrs. Alice Edgley announces baptismal service at 3 p.m. on the Saturday before the first Sunday of the month with rental baptistry robes available. First Congregational Church schedules Sunday school at 10 a.m. sermons by Rev. P. A. Simpkhin, Miss Miriam Chardler leads Christian Endeavor at 7 p.m. and a musical program follows. First Presbyterian Church on Lewis Street posts morning and evening worship at specific times with Rev. Charles L. Chalfant preaching and special music, plus Sabbath school, Junior Christian Endeavor, and a separate Christian Endeavor session.
Bible school at 2 06 p m and preaching at 4 00 p m on overcoming temptation led by S J Donaldson at the library assembly room.
Sunday school begins at 10 a.m. with KE Newton as superintendent. Dr. John W. Flesher will speak at the preaching service. Kindergarten runs at the same hour in the church parlors. Epworth League meets at 7 p.m. Mrs McKeon leads. Evening sermon at 5 p.m. titled The Real Billy Sunday with special music. Welcome extended to all at the church of good cheer. Pastor H. S. Hamilton.
Salt Lake June 4 A Utah corporation with power to deal in lands may own state lands even if all members are aliens The Attorney General states the state cannot inquire into incorporator citizenship but cannot sell lands to aliens The Hashimoto company of Salt Lake seeks two sections in Millard County and its articles to deal in lands are in doubt The land board awaits determination before action on the sale request.
Berlin June 4. The Berlin high school's cooking department presented the empress with a potato cake. She enjoyed it so much she visited the school to watch baking and later sent a cake to the emperor at headquarters.
For six days starting May 31 at 9 a.m. and ending June 5 at 5 p.m. management awards gold prizes. First prize ten dollars gold others ten dollars gold and fifteen dollars gold go to the top collecting candidate. Winners announced after close of offer.
The piece outlines a crowded race across five districts with no clear front runner and crowded rivalries. It emphasizes rapid time to rise, shifting local support, and the need for candidates to mobilize friends and communities now to maximize late campaign push.
As a week remains, candidates who started with resolve pressed to win among rivals. Early doubters faced pressure to campaign harder and widen their ballot haul across districts. The field shows many runners still near the front, with steady contenders keeping pace with leaders.
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