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Newspaper
Springfield Sun
Location
Springfield, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1906
Page
7
The sermon notes describe the Tabernacle guidance as a cloud by day and pillar by night. It references Exodus 40: and discusses divine guidance, scripture authority, and themed reflections from the Highway and Byway series.
The sermon explains the Tabernacle as a symbol of God's character and Christ’s redemptive work, urging study of Neecham's Shadow and Substance. It then describes believers as living stones forming a spiritual temple with Christ as high priest and the mercy seat of grace, citing Hebrews and Peter.
Israelites celebrate the completion of the Tabernacle work as Bezaleel and Aholiab report swift progress and Moses marks the morrow as the start of the second year. The ark, tablets, rod and manna are placed before the people as the glory of the Lord fills the sanctuary.
Oklahoma Indians celebrate the transition toward state government with large gatherings across Osage Ponca Kaw and Pawnee nations. Sioux guests join in green corn dances feasts and dances as chiefs confer medicine decrees and prepare farewell tributes. Ponca hosts plan September 15 16 celebrations inviting all tribes and supplying buffalo and ponies for the extended festivities.
The Brunswick Record reports a silver dollar circulated by merchants in Brunswick Maine to promote local spending. Tagged with its mission the coin circulated through H J Given Myrick Gatchell and many shops paying freight groceries clothing milk and other bills. Premiums offered include 3 for a 10 purchase and 150 percent toward bills with Record subscriptions as an incentive.
A perfect 8 grain pearl on sale in John Street carries a $15,000 asking price after a Wisconsin river mussel shell finder sold it for 75 cents. Another pink tin pear shaped drop from American fisheries fetches $5,000 in Maiden Lane. Western pearl fisheries expansion fuels dealer interest as tinted gems reach up to 100 grains, with Vincennes Indiana and Prairie du Chien Wisconsin cited as key industry points.
John Hetik, son of Mme Schumansa Helik the singer, works in a jewelry store in Springfield to earn money for stage studies.
To protect his horse from flies Charles Parshall had trousers made for it. The legs are fastened to the mane net.
Listings describe No 1 47 acres near school and church with dwelling and stable at 40 per acre. No 3 70 acres six miles from Springfield with dwelling and water needs at 40. No 4 255 acres at 60. No 5 1267 acres seven miles from Springfield at 15. No 6 205 acres seven miles from Springfield with tobacco land and water. Many properties include barns, timber, outbuildings, and proximity to schools, churches, and depots.
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