Pastor Russell Corrects Errors on Old Testament Obsolete View
Pastor Russell argues against the belief that Old Testament scriptures are obsolete, asserting their equal authority with the New Testament. He explains Jewish hope, resurrection, and the future Messiah’s reign, contrasting hell concepts and urging believers toward heavenly joint-heirship with Christ. He emphasizes the worthies and the church’s superior role in God’s plan.
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St. Louis
Pastor Russell
David
Jesus
Garden of Eden
Israel
Messiah
Emmanuel
Paradise
Hell
Sheol
Abraham
Isaac
Jacob
Prince of Light
Church
Satan
St. Stephen
St. Paul
Christ
Abraham Sisyt
Abranham
Tucu
Heaven
Enoch
Moses
God
Jehovah
Apostle
Gospel Church
Local births and travels fill North Yakima news
A daughter was born to Prof and Mrs Harry S Sharpe. J W Moore and Pr Jesse McClain visited North Yakima to discuss real estate and see J F E Shannon. Many residents attended commencements in Seattle and Portland. bank clearings and hot weather are noted along with local travel and hires at the O W R N railway.
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J. W. Moore
Pr. Jesse McClain
Coshocton
J. FE. Shannon
North Yakima
Toppenish
Moore
Emporium Company
Saskatoon
Canada
Ralph Colver
Nobhill
George J. Listmann
Seattle
Academy of the Holy Name
JD. &. Lesh
Tacoma
Whitworth College
Alma Lesh
Robert Rundstrom
J. E B. Slater
Stillwater
Okla
Phil Englehart
Ira P. Englehart
Culver Military Academy
Indiana
Robert Prior
Pullman
State College
Messrs
Albert Bender
Harold Wright
Frank Connolley
Chris Kauffman
A. C VandeWater
O. W. R. & N. Railway
Spokane
J. S Workman
Oo. W. R. & N. Railway
City
Grandview
A. G. Kamm
Thelma Egeib
W. D. Wrighter
F. M. Swafford
Nevada
Iowa
David C. Botting
Corey
Okle
Kansas City
J. F. Okie
the Valley Hardware Co
Cheaper to Spray than Pay Fine
A North Yakima fruit grower refused to spray his trees and was fined 50 dollars plus costs totaling 658 dollars 58 cents after horticultural inspectors arrested him. The inspector warned spraying would have saved the expense and avoided further trouble. The man must spray to protect his crop and avoid another arrest.
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Yakima
Soray
St Joseph Frutt
Grewem
Graduating Exercises At Ellensburg Normal School
The Ellensburg state normal school holds graduation events from Friday through Wednesday. Alumni reunion and life diplomas for teachers are celebrated with a banquet for 125, followed by a baccalaureate sermon and a class play. Graduates listed include Sara Elizabeth Baldwin and many others from Ellensburg and nearby towns. Governor Hay’s Fathers Day remarks are cited from the New York Record, noting a preference for Mothers Day.
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State Normal School
Ellensburg
Eclectic
The
Crescent
Sara Elizabeth Baldwin
Arthur Sidney Beardsley
North Yakima
Anne Lillian Clerk
Sarah Christabel Corbett
Huntsville
Fern Wilmot Corbett
Gertrude Ethel Blanche Corbett
Vera Evelyn Corbett
Eva May Dove
Bickleton
Cecil Lacy Evans
Pendleton
Ore
Stella Mary Forsyth
Tacoma
Cecilia Gibson
Frances Mildred Gilchrist
Grace Elizabeth Cobl
Sunnyside
Alice Holgerson
Myrtle Ethel Huber
Walla Walla
Aura Hunsecker
Vestine Bledsoe Keenan
Florence Marian Knoell
Edith Jennie Lind
Katherine Macdonald
Lee Riley McManus
Cashmere
Ida Lucy Menzies
Roslyn
Geraldine Messick
Port Townsend
Mary Louise Miller
Moensburg
Emile Mills
Agnes Montgomery
Enumclaw
Nela Ailen Nelson
Gertrude Cecilia Nelson
Montesano
Charles Arthur Newton
Oakville
Emeline Wilhelmina Palmer
Hay
Washington
Thomas Shelby
New York Record
Fathers Day proposed as tribute to inspiring dads
A 1910 discussion explains Fathers Day as a new observance to honor fathers. Spokane advocates created the holiday, aiming to parallel Mothers Day with roses for the living and white roses for the departed. The article urges respectful sermons and family acts on the third Sunday in June.
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Father
Dad
Nature
Daddy
Anna Jarvis
Philadelphia
United States
John H. Dodd
Spokane
Wasa
Land of the
Ning
Tigers Triumph as Pfisters Fall 6 1 at Sumach Park
The North Yakima Tigers defeated the Tacoma Pfisters 6 to 1 at Sumach park Sunday. Tigers pitchers Nolden and L Rundstrom held the visitors to minimal offense while Rochon, Minor, and Schroeder led the Tigers at the plate with multiple hits.
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Tigers
Sumach Park
Jacobson
Nolden
L. Rundstrom
Pfisters
Tacoma
Tacoma Boys
B Grant
Heale
Minor
Kohls
Baker
Ballard
Rochon
Viger
Oorfstad
Chover
Schroeder
Grover
Colum
Harris
AB. R.H. PO. A. FE
Grants
Henley
Bane
Issseisey & & OF
Ofstad
Nelson
Lee
Vo Gide Chase
Csocses
R. H. PO
Ensteeiak
Getchell
If Issssee
Don
Cloonpease
Jewett
Bank Statement for Washington State Bank at Yakima
L Steinweg president swears the attached statement true to best knowledge. The document lists assets including loans and discounts 1 520 758 90 securities 86 016 16 deposits 2 541 314 36 and liabilities totaling 2 541 014 36 with capital stock surplus and reserves. The report cites reserves with U S bonds 100 000 00 and notes of other banks and various deposits.
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U. S
U.S
Ceee Eee
Nationa
BRUNE
Ie Ae Wee
United States
Washington
County of Yakima
L. Steinweg
Haling
Cut Worms Bite Back as Garden Pests Invite Advice
The Minnesota state entomologist issues a bulletin with three control methods for cut worms. Remedy one uses Paris green mixed with bran and sugar applied at dusk away from plants. Remedy two places shingles or cards on the ground to reveal worms at dawn. Remedy three urges careful cultivation and late night observation to locate and kill worms near affected plants.
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Minnesota
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