German Lutherans plan large Canadian land drive
The article describes German Lutherans migrating to Canada from Nebraska, Iowa, Michigan, and other states. It notes a 30,000 acre land purchase in Saskatchewan’s Tramping Lake district, rail expansion toward Port Churchill, and the move of settlers to western Canada with Pullman travel and dining cars. It mentions the movement's leaders, the scale of land acquisition, and expected settlement patterns.
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German Lutheran Rssoulation
Lake
Saskatchewan
Crna
Hudson's Dry
Liverpool
Honglong
United States
Nebraaka
Lowe
Kansas
Canada
Janner
Garman Luthering
Ellors
Tamada
Milter
Metinnice
Réinrmeron Hild
Tonle
Ares
Pan Americaa
J.P. Lowe
St. Paul
Nebraska
Nouselohy Fonds
Gother
Jeko
Belors
Ohio
Port Churchil
Sie Yntehowir
Livarpool
Ngtahea
Watt
Willan Pearson
Winniper
Pearson
Fithorn
Iowa
Michigan
Nebradkit
Wiscomain
Etronuy
Ragtheny
Sealntehedan Salley
Runalien
Easter Services Across Churches in City
A sprawling notice lists Easter worship details across multiple churches. It covers Methodist services on Twenty fourth Street with sermons titled The Resurrection, choir works, and evening gatherings. German Evangelical St Pauls announcing Easter rites. First Presbyterian and Central Park Presbyterian schedules with sermon themes on Resurrection and Christ’s ascent. and other denominations including First Congregational and Baptists detailing Sunday school times, special music, and processional hymns.
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Church of the Wood Shephort
Grant End
Alfred Town
Relor
U. Mix
Slropg Elderkin
UW Ofelock
Deervscoeceye Martti
Vhaduum
Mee. Cassidy
Mr. Pardos
Bist Baptist Church
Grant Avenue
Maud Tabor
Calvary
W. Tf. Cornell
Batlle Greek
Mich
Ladies' Mission
Snelatviele
Hl. Ts Miter
Jefferson Avenue
The Standard Rate Card for Forze February 1 1908
An advertisement rate card detailing per inch pricing and daily changes. Includes special positions and contracts for weekly or monthly ads. Promotes The Evening Standard as the cheapest paper and invites advertisers to compare.
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Forze
Evening Stendard
Uleb
Evening Standard
HE Standard Publishing
Easter Day Reflections On Death And Faith Across Churches
Easter Sunday marks reunions for Christians after penitential periods with emphasis on Christ’s crucifixion and resurrection. The piece notes baptismal faith amid death defiance, referencing martyrs and missionaries whose actions affirm living commitment to God amidst persecution and trial.
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Price
Silence guns and the invention of a muffling device
A historical note describes a so called silent pistol device and its inventor Mr Alf Reed Thoropson as chief examiner. It details attempts to reduce the report of gunfire and the ability to hide shots at long range. The account mentions testing in India and doctrine about the muffling effect and weight considerations of the weapon.
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Puesgat
Alfeed Thoropson
Netina
Devon
Canada Influx of Fights and Talks Mentioned
In Canada a correspondent describes Unity Anpelied and Mannons fighting Hedy way derma Th pret MEP Hebert to Ths var Jess of Wton. Teakers were win while others engaged. Names and places are garbled but suggest cross border political pressures, negotiations, and a proposed seven dollar amount amid unclear references.
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Hebert
Jess
Geran
Bryan recalls large burial in ton at Rochester meeting
A chaotic Rochester scene recounts Mr. Bryan addressing 4000 attendees in a new convention hall last night. He reflects on his 1899 campaign, immaturity claims, and persistent public support while debating money questions and the silver standard. The speech blends biblical allusion with politics and bills.
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Rochester
Bryan
Vention Hall
Brynn
Jascine S. UN
Joseph
Egypt
Gillie
Thal J
St. Treappearnd
St. Louis
Ugy
Yale
Henry Gurnock Dead in Pincinval
Henry Gurnock, 78, longtime treasurer of the Lille Mb and active member of the Supreme Council of the Thirty third degree Masons, died after serving the Nathoupl Msantee county in the city. He resided at 40 Pits rity Jastongat.
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Pincinval
Ator i
Henry Curtineh
Treasury
Lille Mbwant Raitrot
Jordnur Otled Reaves
Supreme Council
Mjnd
Jastongat
Pena
Thia City
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