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Newspaper
Rockport Democrat
Location
Rockport, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1914
Page
5
The trustee John Mulzer announces he will be at his home every Wednesday to transact Huff township business and may conduct any other township business when at home.
The trustee Wm. G. Tableman announces they will be at his home near Liberal every Saturday for township business and may transact other business on days when at home.
The undersigned trustee of Jackson township will be at his home on Mondays and in Gentryville on Fridays for township business and will transact business on other days when not on the road.
The trustee of Carter Township will be in Dale on the third Saturday and at his home in Mariah Hill on all other Saturdays to conduct township business and will attend to other days’ business when not on the road. Paul Ender Trustee Carter Township.
The undersigned trustee of Grass township announces weekly Saturday office hours in Chrisney for township business and will conduct any additional business on nonworkdays if not engaged with the Young Wm Link Trustee Grass Township.
The executor of Elijah Lloyds estate will offer for sale at private sale the decedents interest in a described Spencer county tract near Midway. The sale occurs June 27 1914 at 1 pm at the Midway schoolhouse door and continues daily until sold. Cash terms, free of liens, with court approval and appraised value. Smith McCullough attorneys.
Male resident over 21 applies at the July 1914 Spencer County commissioners term to renew a license to sell intoxicating liquors for one year with on premise drinking rights. Premises are in Rockport Ohio Township on part of Lot 9 in Wm. R. Hynes donation. location described as front room of the first story of a two story brick building at the south end of that lot.
The undersigned at the July term 1914 of the Spencer County Indiana Board of Commissioners will apply for a license to sell spirituous and vinous liquors in a room on the first floor of a two story frame house on lot 29 in New Boston Huff Township. The venue on Main Street will allow on premises drinking. Also requested are permission to sell cigars and tobacco and serve lunch with the saloon business. Dated June 5, 1914.
Describes a room measuring forty by twenty and a half feet with twelve-foot height. The south wall has two doorways with four glass panes and a window pane in the wall, all arranged to give a clear view from Main Street. An additional north doorway leads to a store or warehouse room. Claimed by Joseph H. Hargis on June 5, 1914.
An applicant seeks a one year license to sell intoxicating liquors in a ground floor room of twenty by twenty feet at the northeast corner of Lot 129 in St Meinrad Spencer County Indiana. The license remains for on premises drinking allowed on site during the term if approved at the July 1914 Rockport Board of Commissioners session.
The Spencer circuit court of Spencer county Indiana appoints Willam A. McCullough as administrator of the estate of Jacob A. McCullough, deceased. The estate is stated to be solvent. Dated June 19 1914.
The piece pairs a hospital pledge to smile with a theology of Christ as the glorified Kingly Priest. It links cheerful living to divine calling, then explains Jesus as high priest and king who sympathizes with believers, offers salvation through obedience, and warns of the Second Death for the unfaithful.
The lesson discusses Jesus as the High Priest of our profession and contrasts Him with Aaronic priests. It notes Jews limited priestly office to Levi and Aaron, while Paul argues the Church can approach Christ with confidence, receiving mercy and grace. Aaronic priests were drawn from among the people and offered sacrifices for sins.
Washington notes a shift in education and politics with rising foreign student enrollment in American universities. It cites 4 222 foreign undergraduates and engineers in 1913, plus 339 in medicine, 803 dentistry, and 256 in theology, as it discusses Wilson era patronage and Bryan's career.
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