The Chief Resurrection and the Rest of the Dead
A Glasgow sermon explains the First Resurrection as the royal reward for faithful believers and details why the rest of the dead remain in death until Christ’s thousand year reign ends. It discusses Jesus as head, the Church as his body, and the nature of immortality and judgment.
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Glasgow
Scotland
Pastor Russell
London
Plato
Jesus and
the Apostles
Jesus
Apostles
Moses
Abraham
Isaac
Jacob
Christ
Heaven
Peter
Jehovah
Messiah
Paul
St. Paul
Peter Ibi
God
Apostle
Heavenly Father
Adam
Wurth
Satan
World's Oldest Sailing Vessel Convict Ship Success Reaches Boston
The convict ship Success, built in 1790 of teakwood in India, arrives in Boston after a 95 day Atlantic crossing under Captain John Scott. Once used by the British government to transport convicts to Australia, it carried East Indian rulers and relics of torture instruments remain aboard.
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Boston
Success
Atlantic
John Scott
Coolie
India
England
Australia
Candidates canvassing end with endorsements for locals
Taxpayers league in Superior Court heard 50 candidates outline platforms during a long session. Endorsements for state senator A C Vail and S W McKee, representatives Smiley Walden A C Turner Dr C W Chamberlain Floyd Hatfield J W Martin. Prosecution Harold B Gilbert and David Rankin endorsed. sheriff nominees listed. other offices left to locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taxpayers’ League
A. C. Vail
W. McKee
Smiley F. Walden
A. C. Turner
Dr. C. W. Chamberlain
Floyd Hatfield
J. W. Martin
Harold B. Gilbert
Davids. Rankin
Jasper W. Day
H. B. Crosno
Grady
Preble
George B. Holden
J. Lenox Ward
Superior Court
North Yakima
Outlook
A. L. Arneson
W. L. Barker
H. C. Davis
H. B. Stewart
E. Z. Marks
James Stewart
ER. M. Johson
Second Distriet
Former Yakima resident details Tasmanian apple farming
Yakima friends hear from Clyde D. Samson son of R E Samson manager of the Horticultural Union writing from Melbourne Australia about apple-growing in Tasmania He visited Tamar valley Derwent Valley Huon Valley and Channel districts noting orchards are scattered irrigation is rare pest list includes black spot canker oyster shell scale codling moth and bitter pit Trees are small and planted close with unusual pruning giving no central trunk and multiple main branches from one point
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Yakima
Clyde D. Samson
R. E. Samson
The
Horticultural Union
Herald
Melbourne
Australia
Tasmania
United States
Samson
Tamar Valley
Derwent Valley
Huon Valley
Channel Districts
Washington
British Columbia
Bagdad
Derwent
Umbrella system likened to pruning in apple industry
A correspondent discusses marketing conditions for apples, noting 1,500,000 boxes produced yearly with half sold to England and Germany and Sydney as a major local market. He critiques irregular packing, chaotic grading, and suggests cooperation as competition grows. He also mentions hop fields and recent rains easing drought fears.
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England
Germany
Sydney
Brisbane
New Zealand
Australia
Samson
Rosser Physician Office Over Pecaniyme Store Residence
Dr Rosser operates a medical office over Pecaniyme Store with residence at the corner of Cor Siath and Chestnut. Office hours are 9 to 12 and 2 to 6 pm. He serves as a member of the Pensions Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DE. Rosser
Cor, Siath and
Chestnut
Pensios Board
Polk Directory Entry for Oregon and Washington Cities
Polm's Gazetteer provides a business directory covering each city town and village in Oregon and Washington. It offers a descriptive sketch of each place location shipping facilities and a classified directory of businesses and professions compiled by R. L. Polk & Co. Inc. Seattle Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Washington
R. L. Polk & Co., Inc
Seattle
Notice of public land claim and dissolution suit in Yakima
Notions Notice for Publicaton announces George W. Johnson heirs claim on homestead land near Nile Washington with final five year proof to be filed August 1912 before U S Land Office in North Yakima. Also summons in Yakima Superior Court commands Delilah Lyall Bright to answer by July 3 1912 regarding Charles Bright divorce petition alleging abandonment and no community property with attorney H J Snively in North Yakima.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. V. Lockhart
Walker Moren
S. M. McKee
Nadi‘es
A. C Vail
The
Selah
Ed, Parker
North Yakima
Ps. Stump
B. Newcomb
RB. Flint
D. E. Greenwalt
James F. Wood
Harry W. Sprague
Starcher
Superintendent of Public Schools
Clara Vineup
Kate Brown
J. A. Jacobson
Rodney Ackley
W. H. Johnson
Department of the Interior
U. *S. Land Office
North Yakiid
Washington
George W. Johnson
Mary E. Johnson
Nile
Township
Range 15
East Willamette Meridian
Register
U. S. Land Office
Siga North Yakima
August R. Able
John W. Palmer
Allen D. Shuman
Samuel B. Williams
Harry Y. Saint
State of Washington
Yakima County
Claud Brockman Bright
Delilah Lyall Bright
the &A
H. J. Snively
PB. O
County of Yakima
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Ghief
Superior
D. B. Greenwalt
C P. Spurgeon
Kate L. Brown
Clara Vinup
F. Benz
B. Marks
League
A. D. Dunn
Prosecuting Attorney
E. B. Cresap
David Rankin
Red Light
Rankin
Granger
Gilbert
Pat Jordan
A. J. Shaw
Joe Metzger
J. KR. Elmore
Polm’s Gazetteer
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