Mediation and Restitution in the Divine Plan
Stockholm report highlights Pastor Russell's Sweden address on the need for a mediator through Jesus Christ. It explains the Ransom as the basis of reconciliation, the Church as future co mediator, and the world's coming restitution under the Millennium.
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Stockholm
Russell
London Tabernacle
Finland
Copenhagen
Kiel
Brussels
London
Christ Jesus
Jesus
God
Adam
St. Paul
John the Baptist
John
Redeemer
Calvary
Messiah
Moses
Peter i
Israel
Mt. Sinai
New Covenant
Christ
Father Adam
St. Peter
Jesus Christ
Weac
Honor Comrade Dean Honored at Joint W R C and G A R Meeting
A Friday afternoon gathering of the W R C and Meade Post G A R featured songs speeches readings and a luncheon. Comrade J W Dean and Mrs Dean were honored with best wishes for a safe journey and a happy home in Southern California while Comrade D L Cruce was celebrated for turning 70 and living a moral and respected life.
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Meade Post
J. W. Dean
D. L. Cruce
Druse
Minister Wins Advertising Prize for Peach Promotion
The $10 prize from Richey & Gilbert Co. Toppenish went to Rev. EH A King of North Yakima Congregational Church for a peach poster aimed at eastern and midwestern small cities. Other finalists include Mrs. George P Eaton Granger G N Angell North Yakima Miss Marie Mars North Yakima and Mrs 8 L Burrill North Yakima. The winning poster emphasizes sun kissed peaches transported in ice refrigerated cars and urges Eat Yakima apples Get the habit.
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Richey & Gilbert
Toppenish
EH. A. King
Congregational Church of
North Yakima
George P. Eaton
Granger
G. N. Angell
Marie Mars
8. L. Burrill
Richey & Gilbert Co
Toppenish Commission Company
Silver Cups for Fair Exhibit Highlight State Fair
Two silver trophy cups are on display in the city for state fair exhibitors in September. One cup, offered by the Northern Pacific railway, honors the best herd of swine and is shown at Leckey's jewelry store. The other, from the Oregon Washington Railway & Navigation company, honors the dairy cow with the best butter test and is displayed at Weigel-Heare Clothing. The test conditions are not yet decided and will be announced soon.
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Northern Pacific Railway
Leckey
Oregon Washington Railway & Navigation Company
Weigel-Heare
Show of Pheasants at Puyallup Fair Enriches Exhibit Line
Puyallup fair opens in October with a $20,000 pheasant and egg exhibit from H. W. Myers of Tacoma. About 500 birds will be displayed in specially prepared pens, featuring rare Chinese and Japanese varieties valued from 7.50 to 200 per pair. Eggs fetch 12 to 60 per dozen.
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Puyallup
Puyallup Valley
H. W. Myers
Tacoma
W. H. Paulhamus
The
Fair Association
China
Japan
Mr. Myers
Myers
Meyers
Wenatchee Peaches Sell Short of Demand Worldwide
Wenatchee valley peach shipments face stronger demand than shippers can meet. Richey & Gilbert of Toppenish condemn low-ball prices quoted by Yakima sellers and report firm prices of 50 to 65 cents fob shipping points. Albertas expected to boost movement next week as 19 cars left Wenatchee yesterday and more are anticipated. eastern markets for pears remain stronger with Chicago at about 2 dollars per box.
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Wenatchee Valley
Texas
Arkansas
Michigan
Ohio
Wenatchee
Richey &. Gilbert
Toppenish
Wenatchee World
Washington
Yakima, Herald
Richey & Gilbert Company
Yakima
Elbertas
Portland
Victoria
Dakota Trust
Richey & Gilbbert CO
Albertas
Chicago
New York
Boston
Risk On Consigned Fruit Prices Differ in Yakima Car Sales
G G Squier of Earl Bros of Chicago argues consignment shifts risk to growers and may not guarantee profits. He notes outside buyers often offset lower commissions with higher overall costs and that many pears and other perishables net less on consigned sales, while some firms still profit from reliability and direct selling.
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Stoners
Commission
Yakima
North Yakima
G. G. Squier
Earl Bros of
Chicago
Yakima Valley
Yakima Commercial Club Committee
Earl Bros
Yakima Valley Fruitgrowers’ Association
Richey & Gilbert
Yakima Produce Co
Powder Fertilizer Breakthrough by Navy Officials
The Navy Department converts old brown gunpowder high in potassium nitrate into a fertilizer. Indian Head proving grounds tests show exceptional crop results, despite skeptical experts resisting until lawns stay green after a cigarette ash test.
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Navy Department
Navy
Indian Head
Proving Grounds
Agricultural Department
Whitney
Cameron
True
Bostom Advertiser
Yakima Shippers Accused Of Peach Price Double Cross
Yakima valley commission men are charged with pressuring growers and other districts to hold peaches for 50 cents while selling them locally at 35 cents. The Wenatchee World reports some Yakima shippers seek 45 to 50 cents f o b, while buyers are offered fruit at lower prices, indicating disorganization or a secret agreement. Richey and Gilbert of Toppenish are not the ones setting 35 cent quotes.
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Song Pape
Yakima
Valley
Wenatchee
Yakima Valley
Richey & Gilbert
Toppenish
Seattle Beats Spokane in Umpire Controversy Game
Spokane witnesses a one sided baseball contest as Seattle dominates and Umpire Moran clashed with spectators. Mayor W. J. Hindley joined the fray in the heated scene at the ballpark.
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Spokane
Wash
Seattle
Moran
W. J. Hindley
Foley Kidney Pills Backed By Woodville Cashier Testimony
N. J. Gorham of Bank of Wood Ville Woodville Ga suffered a sharp kidney attack with back pains. After using Foley's Kidney Pills he reports complete relief and stronger health than with any other kidney medicine. Refuse substitutes. North Yakima Drug Store.
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Foley
N. J. Gorham
Bank of Wood Ville
Woodville
North Yakima
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Sworld
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Sweden
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Jesus the
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W. D. Sterling
H. B. Dewey
George le Vesconte
Busch
Dewey
Frill G. Beckwith
H. M. Girard
Girard
Yakima High School
LeVesconte
Staley
Dean
W. R. C. and
G. A. R. Pass
Rev. E. A. King of
S. L. Burrill
Yakima Elbertas
N. P. and
Puyallup Fair
Chelan
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