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Newspaper

Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1917

Page

7

The Devotional Use of the Bible by Howard W. Pope

The article argues Bible reading should serve devotional aims and stresses Psalms for variety of experience. It highlights Jesus in Gospels and epistles for mature faith, explains how long to read, and quotes Muller's morning watch on feeding the soul with thoughtful, applied Word.

Wilson Jesus Emmaus Morning Watch George Muller

Old County Atlas Sketches Sullivan County Roots

The piece lists local figures and institutions from Merom to Sullivan, naming deacons, clergy, teachers, bankers, attorneys, and tradesmen. It ties families to places like the Merom school site and Center Ridge cemetery, notes deaths and relocations in California and Philadelphia, and recalls structures such as the Wolfe residence and the Citizens mine.

Ruel Howard John Howard Eli Padgett Lacy Wood James McDowell Willis Rooksberry Isabelle Organ Thos. Kearns Kearns M. A. Arydelotte San Francisco California Merom Christian Thomas Holmes American Christian Book Association David Hays Christian Church A. R. Heath Union Christian College Lettice Holmes Hammond B. F. McHenry Sullivan T. J. Wolfe John T. Gunn C. Taylor William Aydelotte Joseph W. Wolfe Sewell Coulson J. M. Billman Sullivan County Jacksonville Fla Center Ridge W. E. Aydelotte Philadelphia M. A. Aydelotte Thomas Kearns J. M. Bilman Wolfe Purcell Rae dMaubirget Caiin Taylor Medford B. Wilson Olney Ilinois Indianapolis A. T McClanahan Samuel Steel William C. McBride S. J. Dooley McBride Mell McBride East Washington Broad Street Benjamin Hubbard Lena Morris New Lebanon Murray Briggs Sullivan Democrat Jesse Bicknell Ed P. Reed Regular Missionary Baptist Church L. W. Bicknell M. T. Hough James M. Lang Citizens Trust Company New York Hough Davis Harris and Main Street H. Marks W. H C. A. Power W. H. Power South Main Street C. A. Eet Terre Haute

Local Sullivan Directory Notes Historic Occupations and Deaths

The article lists inhabitants and firms in Sullivan with roles from mill owners and dentists to liverymen and printers. It records Ed Hoover’s death by a saw in a mill and notes longtime residents, relatives, and business names tied to Broad and East Washington streets, plus cemetery and depot references.

Ed Hoover Reed Center Ridge Cemetery Sullivan Lodge of Odd Fellows J. C. Morgan Miles and Wilson Dan Miles Adam Wilson Broad and East Washington Streets Nicholasville Wilhite & Reed Cruze Wilhite Thomas Reid Wilhite Nebraska Antelope Valley Paul L. Reid Sue Reid John S. Moore C. & E. I. Depot William Moore Graysville Crawley & McKinley Section Washington Street David Crawley James R. McKinley C. J. Sherman Hays Brothers James A. Hays the Union B. S. Hays Kansas City Barnett Saucerman John C. Chaney A. H. Wise Zellec Wise Adeline Kansas Sullivan Union Emmons Wise National House Public Square Vani Fossen Sullivan State Bank Sullivan House Washington James C. Haton J. E. Sanders & Co Broad Streets J. F. Sanders Levi Maxwell Ed Kelley J. S. Humphrey Eves & Brown William Eves William Brown Brown Eves Merom Station William Adams James Reed Wm. G. Young Merom Sullivan Jackson Court Streets Indianapolis Sullivan Democrat Murray Briggs Sullivan County Union Isaac M. Brown Mr. Brown Columbus Indiana Isaac T.brown Columbus Republican George F. Myers North East Corner Washington Streets Andy McClanahan Alexander M. Murphy Murphy

1917 Wheat Dockage and Grade Rules Published for Indiana

The article details dockage components including sand, weed seeds, chaff, and small kernels, defining dockage as a percentage of total grain weight. It explains rounding rules for fractions, the effect on grade, moisture testing methods per Circular No. 72, and that federal grades apply nationwide after July 1, 1917. Farmers and threshers are urged to study the rules and ensure grain is clean and not threshed wet.

U. S. Department of Agriculture Bureau of Plant Industry Indiana United States Indiana Grain Dealers’ Association

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Rev Howard W. Pope Moody Bible Institute Chicago Matt Penter Stair fSulider Craven Reed North State Street Sullivan Mill and Elevator Co Main Jackson Streets Dr. Murphy Flora Cavins John Murphy John F. Sanders Riley Sanders John Mills Washington and Broad _sts John J. Thompson Commercial Row Dr. Thompson Walter Thompson Will Thompson John Thompson Fannie Crawford Planing Mill Thos. J. Humphreys Humphreys Briggs Tanner Currier Thomas Godron South Section Mr. Gordon Harve Gordon Turman Township Josiah C. Harris Pat McEneney Cyrus” A. Johnson Gus Nesbit Mary McClanahan Charles R. Wallace George W. Register Wallace Register Poplar Bluff James A. Marlow Townshi William H. Turman Return J. Turmean Southeastern R. R A. L. O’neil Peoria St. Louis Nothwest Beehunter Vandala Vincennes Bedford Monon Cincinnati Westport Greensburg Central Passenger Association J. T. Averitt Qur Our West Side A. M Interurban Terre Haute, Indianapolis & Eastern Traction Company W.H. Eaton Sherman Building BEN, Bassieres Bien Jolie Brassieres Benjamin & Johnes Warren Street Newark N. J Bucklen Arnica Parken Druge Devaters Express Harold Somers DeKaty Ave Excokiya N.Y P. D Company Ind J. S. Murphy M. D Dale’s Jewerry South Side Square THE Terre Haute Star and Sullivan Union
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