Beginning of the Creation of God Vision by Pastor Russell
Pastor Russell argues from John 1 1 2 that the Logos or Word was the first created being and the agent in all creation Though Jehovah is unbegotten the Logos was begotten as the first and last creation He is exalted as the Son and Advocate in the plan of salvation and the Messiah’s kingdom
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Pastor Russell
Philadelphia
Russell
Logos
St. Paul
Jesus
Abraham
God
Jehovah
Son of God
Jesus of Nazareth
Beelzebub
Messiah
Christ
Father
Heavenly Father
Elohim
Israel
Father of Lights
John
Joseph
Earth
Jesus Christ
Christ Jesus
Jordan
Calvary
Adam
Woman Dies Suddenly in Local Home
Miss Cornelia A. Sloate of 402 South Fourth Street died Friday afternoon from apoplexy. She had been frail for some time and recently moved from Ston, Til., to this valley seeking improved climate.
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Cornelia A. Sloate
South Fourth Street
Ston, Til
Sloate Family Sister Passes After Brief Farewell Visit
Cornelia Sloate, aged sister of Harriet and Grace Sloate, died suddenly after a rail station farewell to friends and a call on others. Survived by two sisters in town, the Sloates had recently bought orchard land at Parker and were active in the Congregational church.
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Harriet
Grace Sloate
Death of James Elliott at 73 in Cowiche
James Elliott aged 73 years 11 months died at his Cowiche home Sunday morning after a lengthy illness. He had lived in Cowiche 16 years and was respected by neighbors. He is survived by Mrs. Elliott two daughters and four sons. Daughters Mrs Thomas Donley and Mrs Jesse Hart of Cowiche. Sons J Don Elliott William Elliott and Olie Elliott of Naches.
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James Elliott
Cowiche
Elliott
Thomas Donley
Jesse Hart
J. Don and
William Elliott
Olie Elliott
Naches
Yakima Poultry Show Showcases Top Breeds and Judge Praise
Judge Purvis led the Yakima Poultry Association exhibition at Yakima Produce Co warehouse praising the high quality of entries rivaling shows in Oregon Idaho and Washington. He noted pure bred fowls and a diverse lineup including White Wyandottes White Plymouth Rocks Buff Cochins and Rhode Island Reds with several birds valued at up to 1000. The judge projected strong local gains from expanded poultry breeding amid favorable climate and orchard synergy.
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Yakima Produce Co
Purvis
Oregon
Idaho
Washington
Yakima
Yakima Valley
Judge Purvis
North Yakima
Rhode Island
Tacoma
Pioneer Millard F Kelly Killed By Train Near City
Millard F Kelly Northwest pioneer was killed by a Northern Pacific train about a mile north of the city Thursday night or Friday morning. The body, severed above the hips, was found Friday around seven by workmen en route to Selah. He long lived in Tacoma as a photographer and recently sold land at Sunnyside. He planned a land purchase trip to Twin Falls Idaho. Surviving son Claude is in Fairbanks Alaska.
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Millard F. Kelly
The
Northwest
Northern Pacific
Selah
Mr. Kelly
Tacoma
Sunnyside
Twin Falls
Idaho
C. D. Hessey
New Enterprise for Idaho Falls
A spoof business proposal advertises a mammoth cat ranch near Snake River with capitalization of 11 million dollars. It details 1,000,000 cats, potential skin sales, and a rattery for rats to feed the cats, blending humor with satirical finance and local color from Idaho Falls Post.
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Idaho Falls
Snake River
Mr. Wealthseeker
Michigan
Idaho Falls Post
War Veteran Praises Dr King’s New Life Pills
A. K. Smith of Erie Pennsylvania writes of years of indigestion constipation and liver trouble. He credits Dr King’s New Life Pills with relief and urges readers to try them for stomach liver or kidney issues at 26 cents at all druggists.
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A. K. Smith
Erie
Pioneering Yakima settler H J Bicknell dies at 77
Henry J. Bicknell longtime Yakima county pioneer dies at his South Sixth street home after paralysis and declining health. Born 1834 in New England he traveled from California to Yakima valley in 1881 where he bought a Parker Bottom ranch and helped develop early horticulture and fruit industry.
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Henry J. Bicknell
Yakima County
South Sixth Street
Mr. Bicknell
New England
San Francisco
The
Horn
California
Bicknell
Yakima Valley
Parker Bottom
Prominent Elk Bicknell Dies After Pioneering Orchard Work
Pioneer farmer of the lower valley, Mr. Bicknell, noted for his 50 acre orchard and irrigation ventures, lived in Parker Bottom and later moved to town. He aided in canal projects, aided land sales under Sunnyside irrigation, donated a pipe organ to the Christian church, and turned the first shovel at the Ellis temple ground breaking in 1909. He left no children. survived by sister-in-law Mrs. Ra Bicknell and her children Cora, Henry M., Raymond, and Belford Bicknell.
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Tom
Parker Bottom
Bicknell
Christian Church
Ellis
Liver stimulant Herb ine advertised with health claims
The ad promotes HERBINE as a liver stimulant that purifies the bowels strengthens digestion and restores vigor and cheer. Price 60 cents. Sold by D. H. Fry at 10 Yakima Ave and C. W. Camp, West Side Druggist.
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D. H. Fry
Yakima Ave
C. W. Camp
West Side Druggiat
Snively Buys Latah Flour Mill in Spokane County
Henry J. Snively completes purchase of the Latah flour mill in Latah to be moved to Kennewick or Pasco. The mill, one of eastern Washington’s largest, was bought from Albert Byers Rufus Byers and T J Abbott and will be run by William Helm, former manager of Snively’s Yakima mill destroyed by fire last summer.
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Henry J. Snively
Latah
Spokane
Mr. Snively
Albert 8. Byers
Rufus Byers
T. J. Abbott
Washington
Snively
Kennewick
Pasco
William Helm
Yakima City
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Tle
Satan
Illinois
James Ellott
Yakima Poultry Association
Buck
Ulver
Wyandotte
NORER
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Cockfrel
NEW Enterprise
MM. Broat
Sper
Geo. M. Scott
Bizzy Issie
NBS
Dad Wheeler
Dick Kat Erndahl
George L. T. Coulthard
Cat Ranch
Theodore Roosevelt
Ananias Club
H. J. Bicknell
Snively Purchases
Latah Flour Mill
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