Jesus Teaches How to Listen for June Sunday Lesson
Primary topic outlines Jesus listening and following divine guidance across lessons from April through June. It highlights Jesus as Son of God with authority, resurrection witness, transfiguration, authority in the temple, the chief duties of love and sacrifice, and the ultimate atonement in the crucifixion and death.
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Jesus
Lord and Savior
Son of God
Christ
Jesus Christ
Jerusalem
Temple
Purpose in the Heart Drives True Christian Service
A quote from D L Moody stresses that mere intent does not suffice. True Christianity requires serving God deeply in the heart, not only in thoughts, as belief guides righteous living.
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Daniel
God
D, L, Moody
Arrows of the Holy Ghost and Sin Conviction
A fragment notes deep religious conviction arising not from rational reflection but from spiritual experience, suggesting the impact of faith on conscience. The text discusses how repentance and interior struggle accompany this process within a devotional framework.
Jim Staples and the Soda Coupon Crop Turnaround
Jim Staples faces repeated misfortune in cotton farming until a newspaper coupon for soda as a side dressing prompts him to try it. He applies 150 pounds per acre after midseason chopping, improving yield on his 80 acres and attracting a better buyer. The tale blends hardship with a hopeful, if commercial, twist.
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Jim
Missus
John Thrifty
Jim Staples
Dental Health and Care Emphasized by State Board
The State Board of Health urges teeth care through proper diet, brushing, flossing, and regular dental visits. Emphasizes fibrous foods, avoiding sugary meals, and recognizing dental issues from early childhood through adulthood.
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State Board of Health
Square Notes Superseded in Musical Notation
The text notes that square notes were an older form of musical notation and were soon replaced by round notes for quicker and easier reading.
Traffic surge on Great Rivers raises river usage
The Army Engineer Corps reports increased traffic on the Mississippi and Ohio rivers, noting higher vessel activity than any previous period. Officials say barge and craft movement has risen due to economic demand and shipping levels.
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Great Rivers
Army Engineer Corps
Mississippi
Ohio Rivers
Cotton Maturation Tactics Against Weevil Threats
An early 20th century piece discusses accelerating cotton maturation to outrun boll weevil damage. It highlights nitrogen management and nitrate of soda side-dressing, citing B L Moss of Syso Mississippi’s praise for improved yields, reduced panic, and economic gains through timely application.
Dressing of Soda Acts Quickly on Cotton and Corn
Six reasons for farmers to side-dress cotton and corn with quickly available nitrogen. Nitrate of soda provides fast plant food after growth starts, boosting yields and profits, with proven value across the Cotton Belt.
Administrators Sale in Reynolds Georgia 1928
By order of the Court of Ordinary of Taylor County Georgia the Mrs Mittie Wade estate sale will be held on the first Tuesday in June 1928 at the Reynolds courthouse. The property is one acre square in the south east corner of the west half of lot 229 in the 14th district known as the Mrs Mittie Wade place. Cor a Wade administratrix of Mrs J T Wade states the sale is at public outcry for cash.
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Georgia
Taylor County
Court of Ordinary
Said County
Court House
Mittie Wade
Reynolds
Cora Wade
J.T. Wade
Butler City to Hold Bond Election for Water System
The City of Butler Georgia will hold a bond election June 15 1928 to authorize twenty five bonds of 1000 dollars each for building a water works system. Bonds bear 5 1/2 percent interest with semiannual payments. Bond numbers One to Twenty Five mature from 1930 onward through 1954. The election is published in the Butler Herald starting May 10 1928 per county sheriff ads. May 7 1928.
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City of
Butler
Butler Herald
Taylor County
H. H. Riley
J. T. Adams
Tax sale notices for multiple properties in Taylor County Georgia
A sheriff sale announces multiple properties to satisfy 1927 state county and school tax liens. Parcels include 1585 acres in lot 118, 12th district. a Reynolds house and lot. 80 acres in lot 289, 11th district. 206 acres in lots 15 16 17 18, 14th district. 100 acres in lot 215, 12th district. acres in lot 215. a Butler house and lot. a brick store in Reynolds occupied by M A Liffey. all levied under tax fi fas issued by G A Roberts, with sale set before the Butler courthouse.
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Said County
C. H. Harris
L. Danziger
Rustee
Tax Sale Notice in Taylor County Georgia
Legal advertisement from Taylor County Georgia states a house and lot in Reynolds owned by Mrs. Z. T. Weaver will be sold at the courthouse door in Butler on the first Tuesday in June 1928 to satisfy 1926 state county and school taxes. Levyed under tax fi fa issued by G A Roberts. May 8 1928. R P McGUFFIN sheriff.
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Georgia
Taylor Gounky
Butler
Sorceo County
Court House
Reynolds
Z. T. Weaver
J. F. Posey
G. A. Roberts
H R. P McGuffin
Taylor County
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Atlanta
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Centrai
Ralwawy
Christian Science Monitor
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Back Bay Station
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Masa
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Taare
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Syso
Misa
South
Milla
The
San Francisco Chronicle
Administrator's Sale
Said
Edgar Streetman
Edgar Streeetman
W. J. Theus
W. J Theus
J. W. Delk
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Z T. Weaver
Jeff
Inez Parker
M. A. Liffey
Jennie Gray Weaver
Sara Cross
L. C
R. P McGuitfin
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