Lesson for June 22 sermon on Amos morality and warning
The piece discusses Amos the third minor prophet, his message to Israel in Judah’s king Azyah’s era, about 790 B.C. It warns modern readers to avoid ease and moral decay, urging active faith, restraint, and concern for the lost, citing intemperance wealth and political complacency as dangers. The tone mirrors a fiery preacher urging societal repentance.
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America
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The Patriot Pirate Jean Lafitte in Louisiana History
A portrait of Jean Lafitte in early Louisiana, his Barataria piracy, privateer seal from Cartagena, and ties to New Orleans. It notes his leadership of a diverse crew, clashes with authorities, and role aiding Andrew Jackson at the siege of New Orleans, ending with faded legends of buried treasure.
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Gulf of Mexico
Long Island
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Kansas City Star
Republic of Cartagena
South America
Barataria Pass
Charborne
Patterson
United States Navy
Ga Af
Jean “Lafitte
Pierre
Jackson
Ariosto
S Lafitte
Lera
Dominique You
Beluchre
Proisiac
Jean
Galveston
Texas
Cruizeg
Caribbean
Baratarien
Rules for Clark County Board of Review Meeting
The Clark county Board of Review meets at the Court House Marshall UK on June 16 1913. W H Downey chairs with John G Trefz Robert Cooper Edw Emerson as clerk. Rules cover meeting timing petitions filings real and personal property, notices, hearings, exemptions, and procedural duties.
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Marshall
W. H. Downey
John G. Trefz
Robert Cooper
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Order of
Uncle Joe Spars on Woman Suffrage at Tuscola Court Dedication
In Tuscola the dedication of the new courthouse featured Uncle Joe declaring he is not violently opposed to woman suffrage though he doubts its statewide support. He warned the movement could fail by about 60,000 votes if voters were asked in Illinois. The crowd reacted with vehemence as Mrs Cannon was noted for initiating a shift in political practice.
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