Floyd County Advisory Board Trustees Annual Report
An advisory board in Floyd County Indiana releases its annual report detailing financial status plans and governance. The document outlines goals for community programs and budgetary considerations for the coming year.
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Floyd Putnam County
Indiana
Floyd Township financial ledger mockup and reflections
A 1914 Floyd Township report records receipts and disbursements with detailed itemized bills for teaching salaries, materials, and services. It includes sworn statements, balances, and a summary by Trustee Fred Todd, with a closing reflection on vision and faith amid civic duties.
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Roscoe Todd
Ear! Hall
Victor Allee
Burton Jones
Tim Wilson
Fred Todd
Masten
W. A. Pickett
Jesse A. Evans
W. L. Baker & Co
O. J. Deweese
John McCoy
B. F. Harlan
W. W. Wilson
Transportation
Ralph Pierson
C. J. Priest
Emra Wright
Roscoe Lasley
D. C. Summers
Clara Todd
Minor Pickett
Grace Arnold
Earl Hall
Oran BE. Buis
Elisha Baldwin
J. W. Wright
James Duncan
Pino Tour
J. L. Rogers
Fred Duncan
Duncan
John Meen
M. O. Herod
Rob
Lawson
Emery Nichols
Edna Hand
Mary Ader
Elmer McKamey
Floyd Township
Putnam County
Indiana
A Rich Man's Difficulty
A sermon compares two youths a cultivated pupil and Jesus the master as He calls a rich man to sell possessions and follow. The tale explores wealth and selfishness, noting money itself is not evil but can awaken deeper self-interest and moral danger. The speaker argues Jesus set a real principle.
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Jesus
Atonement For Sin Through Christ’s Covenant Change
The text argues blood atonement ceased with the old covenant at Christ’s death and that forgiveness under the new covenant comes through faith in Jesus. It cites Hebrews and Galatians to explain the transition from the law to eternal redemption by Christ’s sacrifice.
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Israel
Christ
Holy of Holies
Christ as mediator refutes false covenants and incomplete atonement
The text argues that without Christ as mediator there is no remission of sins and no true covenant. It questions beliefs that the new covenant awaits the second advent, cites Paul on God reconciling the world, and contrasts Christ’s single offering with old covenant priests who failed in their own sins. It warns that evil men will worsen and rely on broken cisterns.
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God
Jesus
Christ
Paul
Christ Jesus
Apostle Paul
Daysey Mayme Appleton
Tama
Daysey Mayme
Return to plain preaching over fancy religious terms
A London Christian letter argues preachers must ignore new religious jargon such as psychological states environment and sub conscious ness and return to the bottom facts of sin and salvation. It urges piercing through word fences to conscience and God and warns that the wisdom of words can dilute the Cross of Christ.
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Paul
Christ
lLondon Christian
The Awakening and a Summer Love in Bayville
John Farnes a painter from Paris comes to Bayville to seek a model for his masterpiece The Awakening. He falls for Rose Parks while Alice waits in another city. Rose's sacrifice ends the romance as Farnes must return to his fiancée. The tale contrasts art and heart with a poignant farewell.
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Rose Parks
John Furnes
Rose
John Farnes
Bayville
Paris
Eureka
Farnes
Alice
Wild Rose
Mary c. Boyle
Economical meal: thrifty steak dish with bread dressing
A simple economical meat dish uses round steak pounded and cut into pieces with a bread dressing seasoned with salt pepper butter sage. Layer meat and dressing, secure with string, and bake until tender and brown.
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Trustees Notices Madison to Marion Townships
Trustees announce weekly office hours at residences or townships to transact official business. J W Knauer at Madison, Ernest Kivett at Mill Creek, Benjamin Walls in Jackson, Oliver Stringer in Weee, D E Etcheson in Monroe Bainbridge, EF Todd in Floyd, Rector in Marion with specified Tuesday Friday Wednesday or Sunday availability.
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Madison Township
J. W. Knauer
Mill Creek Township
Ernest Kivett
Jackson Township
Benjamin Walls
Oliver Stringer
Monroe Township
Bainbridge
D. E. Etcheson
Floyd Township
Red Todd
Marion Township
Fillmore
Doan's Kidney Pills Prove Longstanding Benefit in Greencastle Testimony
William Sillery of Greencastle Indiana testifies that ten years ago Doan's Kidney Pills cured his disordered kidneys and notes the cure remains permanent. He recommends the remedy and recalls public endorsement from years past. Sold by druggists nationwide for 60 cents with Foster Milburn Co. as sale agents.
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William Sillery
Barber
East Liberty St
Ind
Dean
Cured Chronic Constipation Claim Ad by S F Fish
Five years ago S F Fish of Brooklyn Michigan suffered a severe chronic constipation case and credits Chamberlain's Tablets with a cure. The notice states the product is for sale by all dealers in the Daily Advertising Pages.
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S. F. Fish
Brooklyn
Mich
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