Divine Rewards Eternal Life Reconsidered by Pastor Russell
Columbus Ohio Sept 8 Pastor Russell argues eternal life is a gift from God not conferred on the wilfully wicked. The church will judge nations in the coming Messiah kingdom. He contrasts eternal life with the Second Death and rejects eternal torment as a Bible teaching.
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God
Columbus
Ohio
Messiah
Christ
Paul Exeis
Church
Satan
Adam
Jesus
Calvary
St. Peter
Heaven
Hell
Earth
Adams
Eden
Jesus Christ
Lord
Tim
Christ Dieth
Yakima River Floods Seen as Improbable After Storage Dams
Supervising Engineer Swigart argues the Yakima storage reservoirs will prevent serious floods in the region. He notes the dams will protect headwaters of the Yakima and Naches, reducing fall freshets and spring floods, though watershed outside the basins may limit extreme events.
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Swigart
Reclamation Service
Yakima
Yakima City
Messrs. Wheeler
Morrisey
Swiga
Washington State School Census 1912 Population Totals
For the year ending June 30 1912 the Washington school population 5 to 21 years old was 283 141 up from 276 244 in 1911. King county leads with 57 786 pupils, Thurston and Stevens show shifts due to county reorganization, Pend Oreille adds 1 211, and Yakima rises to 11 682.
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Olympia
State of Washington
H. B. Dewey
Superintendent of Public Instruction
King County
King
Thurston
Spokane County
Pacific County
Pierce County
Lincoln County
Garfield County
Stevens County
Pend ‘Oreille
Ydkima
More Workers Help At The Evaporator
The Yakima Evaporating plant increases staff and speeds production this season with apricots peaches and pears packed well as apples join in. Manager Norton notes improved handling by peelers and evaporators and plans for new mechanical aids to speed prep. Pack weights and packaging size remain undecided.
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Yakima
Norton
Australia Expands Artesian Wells For Grazing Lands
Australia increases irrigation by tapping artesian wells to water over 2,000,000 acres of grazing lands. The program aims to boost livestock fodder and drought resilience across vast rangelands.
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Australia
Blanche Scott Aims Channel Crossing Twice
London reports Blanche Stuart Scott prepares to fly across the English Channel and back without landing She is the only American professional woman aviator since Harriet Quimby’s death and views the danger as incidental to aviation progress
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Blanche Scott
London
Blanche Stuart Scott
Miss Scott
Harriet Quimby
Miss Quimby
Roosevelt in Cow Country Attacks Copper Bosses and Trusts
Roosevelt tours Montana with stops at Miles City Livingston and Helena condemning Amalgamated Copper and Taft Wilson policies. He praises Straus as progressive governor nominee and urges stand against monopoly while praising western welcome. An ad touts Foley Kidney Pills via North Yakima Drug Store.
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Cow Country
Roosevelt
Miles City
Montana
Livingston
Billings
Teddy
Helena
Amalgamated
Amalgamated Copper
Straus
New York
Spokane
School Teachers Great Travelers On Summer Journeys
At a preliminary meeting in Superintendent Sterling's office the North Yakima teachers were described as very travel minded during summer break. The Misses Prior visited England and Scotland, others crossed the continent, totaling about 250000 miles. In Mabton, C A Marsh was bound over on a hammer assault case against Lawrence Blanchard. Marsh and J Lenox Ward were held to answer in superior court with bail set at 500 dollars.
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Sterling
North Yakima
Prior
England
Scotland
Co. A. Marsh
Willam M. Thompson
J. Lenox Ward
Mabton
State
C. A. Marsh
Justice of the Peace
Dunn
Lawrence Blanchard
Insect Bite Costs Leg and Ancient Egyptian Ploughs
A Boston man lost his leg two years after an insect bite and Bucklen's Arnica Salve is promoted to prevent inflammation swelling and pain from stings. The ad notes the salve heals burns boils ulcers piles eczema cuts and bruises for 25 cents at Red Cross Pharmacy. It also mentions four thousand year old ancient paintings from Egypt showing ploughs harrows and land rollers.
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Boston
Bucklen
Red Cross Pharmacy
Egypt
White Wyandottes Still in the Lead in Egg Contest
State fair egg laying contest at the fair grounds shows White Wyandottes leading. Pen 31 owned by Pete Windblood of North Yakima has 180 eggs, followed by Pen 26 A F Linse with 171. Third is Miss Alta Plank’s Pen 2 American Dominiques with 156 eggs as week six ends. Secretary Harry B Averill notes overall standings and weather was cool and rainy.
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Harry B. Averill
State Fair Association
Pen No
Milwaukee railroad to extend into rich Yakima valley
White Bluffs announces Milwaukee railroad will push beyond Hanford to join the O W R N near the Yakima river bend below Benton City. White Shifts grading finished except Priest Rapids rock work. trains expected within 90 days. A traffic agreement with O W R N will give Milwaukee access to valley freight. Dancing historically linked to religious expression.
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M Milwaukee Railroad
Hanford
Horn of
Yakima River
Benton’ City
Milwaukee
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