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Sullivan Union in Sullivan, Indiana

06 May 1914

Page 4

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Sullivan Union

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Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1914

Page

4

The Wilderness Battlefield May 1864 Decisive Confederate Victory

The account details the May 6 1864 turning point at Parker s store along the Orange plank road in the Wilderness where Longstreet s corps arrived and halted Hancock s advance. It describes Lee s defensive entrenchments, the flanking efforts by Hill and Wilcox, and the costly fighting across the plank road and turnpike with heavy Union and Confederate losses.

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George L. Kilmer U.S James Longstreet Robert E. Lee W. Hancock Parker Orange Plank Road Hancock A. P. Hill R. 8. Ewell Ewell Plank Road G. K. Warren John Sedgwick Hill Orange Turnpike Warren Longstreet Henry Heth Heth C. M. Wilcox Wilccox Lee A. E. Burnside U. S. Grant Grant Parker's Store Sedgwick Fiwell Burnside James Wadsworth Wadsworth Spottsylvania Court House Richmond Spottsylvania Sedewick Todd’s Tavern Catharpin Road Todd's Tavern Fredericksburg R. H. Anderson Spot Robinson Anderson Charles Griffin 8. W. Crawford Wright R. S. Ewell Courthouse A. P. Hills Angle Barlow Gibbon Birney Shady Grove Sixth Corps All's Nine Innes
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Faithful Stewards and the Pharisees Parable

In this lesson Jesus rebukes the Pharisees for heavy burdens and hypocrisy as He explains that true stewardship means using earthly means for heavenly ends. Faithful use of resources earns trust for future divine rewards, while selfishness blocks discipleship and kingdom access.

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Jesus Moses Messiah God Satan Adam
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Majestic Theatre Sold to Hartford City Manager

Julius Harry sold the Majestic theatre on the west side of the square to EB Fuller of Hartford City. Mr Fuller, an experienced picture show man, will move here with Mrs Fuller to reside. A Bloomington Federation of Clubs meeting last week had local attendees Mrs Jamison, Mrs Lang, Mrs Harris, Mrs Hays, Mrs Hays, and Mrs Poynter.

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Julius Harry Majestic Theatre EB. P. Fuller Hartford City Fuller Mrs. Fuller The Federation of Clubs Bloomington Mesdames W. C. Jamison J. M. Lang O. B. Harris John T. Hays Will H. Hays S. P. Poynter
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Deafness Cure Claim by Constitutional Remedies

An advertisement asserts deafness cannot be cured by local applications and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure and Hall's Family Pills. It claims nine of ten cases stem from catarrh and offers $100 for any deafness case caused by catarrh not cured by the remedy.

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Hall F. J. Cheney & CO Toledo
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Citrolax Laxative Promoted for Gentle Flush

The advertisement touts CITROLAX as a pleasant tasting laxative to be taken in water. It claims a thorough internal flush, antiseptic bath effects, stomach souring relief, headache relief, liver stimulation, and bowel movement stimulation, with children and delicate persons as happy users. It is for sale by Joe K. Smock & Son.

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Joe K. Smock & Son
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Timber Investors Notice For 960 Acre Tract In Tennessee

Timber investors notice offers a 960 acre tract with estimated 1 660 000 feet of timber including yellow poplar yellow pine white oak chestnut oak red oak hickory and ash. Timber and land priced at 16.00 per acre or timber alone at 8.00 per acre. Interested buyers should contact Chas. BE Hood Lawrenceburg Tenn.

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Chas. BE. Hood Lawrenceburg Tenn
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Incubators and brooders advertised by Long and Warren

A local notice promotes buying incubators and brooders from Long and Warren. The brief item emphasizes available stock and timing for purchase.

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Hill’s Race For Spottsylvania Grant and Lee Review of Reviews Company A. 8. Grant Robert E. Les the Wilderness Terre Haute Terre Haute Daily Star the Sullivan Union Sullivan Union Postoffice R. R. No Indiana State Journal Col George B. Lockwood Sullivan Ind Long & Warren
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