Faith in Christ Sufficient for Salvation
A sermon argues salvation rests on simple faith in Jesus Christ, not on sincerity, piety, or good works. Examples include the thief on the cross, Nicodemus, the jailer, and Nathaniel, all saved by belief. The speaker cites Acts 10 43 and Romans 4 5 to stress belief as the decisive, universal condition.
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Cornelius
Peter
God
Christ
Paul
Jesus Christ
Nicodemus
Philippi
Philip
Nathaniel
John
Jesus
Isaiah
Prevent Cows Lying Down Device Milks Better
The article describes a simple inexpensive unpatented device to keep cows from lying down during milking. A fence board labeled A is placed above B to touch the cow's neck and stop rest or tail urination on dirty platforms. It claims labor savings and cleaner udders, with a warning about winter use and bed safety notes.
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J. N. Muncey
Buchanan County
Iowa
Wallace
Getting the Right Order
A Sunday School Times reader urges humbling oneself to let God elevate, sharing a note on signing with full name out of deference to divine will. The writer emphasizes divine will over personal pride and keeps God first in all actions.
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Sunday School Times
Protection for Milk Cans during Transportation
The article urges patrons to shield cream cans with a clean wet blanket to prevent dust contamination before reaching the creamery. It recommends keeping cans shaded in transit and asks managers and butter makers to promote can protection to improve cream quality and reduce washing work.
Stale Milk and Calf Rearing Practices
Old milk causes indigestion and scours in calves. Keep pails and utensils clean. Use a hand separator to feed fresh warm milk. Calves can be raised on skim milk, but cream separation by gravity adds difficulty.
Familiar with Heifers Plan for Calming Dairies
Reading the article, dairymen emphasize early gentle handling to reduce fear and ensure cows become tame. Regular petting and close contact with heifers before freshening helps them follow caretakers and reduces kicking and timidity.
Court notices creditors appear to approve administrator report
Friday, September 7, 1917, the 5th judicial day of the September term, creditors heirs and legatees of the decedent are notified to appear and show cause why the administrator’s report should not be approved. Jacob H. Tennis is administrator. Hunt & Gambill attorneys. First insertion June 20, 1917.
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Elizabeth Ann Chambers
Sullivan County
Indiana
I. H. Kalley
Jacob H. Tennis
Dianna Tennis
Sullivan Circuit Court
Hunt & Gambill, Attorneys
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Sullivan
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Sullivan, Ind
EA. Billman
United States
Express
Liberty Loan Committee
Theational Cartoon Service Corporation of
New York
First National Bank of
Peoples State Bank
Sullivan State Bank
Sullivan County Loan and Trust Company
Citizens Trust Company
W. H. Eaton
Sherman Building
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Interurban
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Indianapolis
Chicago
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L. O'’Neil
Southeastern
Peoria
St. Louis
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Vandalia
Vincennes
Bedford
Monon
Seymour
Pennsylvania Lines
Louisville
Cincinnati
All Points
Westport
Big Four
Greensburg
Central Passenger Association
J. T. Averitt
Buckien
J. S. Murphy
Dale’s
South Side Square
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DeKald Ave
Brooklyn
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