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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1922
Page
7
A Moody Bible Institute sermon argues Jesus Christ remains constant amid human change. Rev J R Schaffer frames three unchanging attributes: His person, purpose, and passion, citing Hebrews 13 8 and Acts 15 18 to urge believers to align with Gods unchanging will and love.
A U S Department of Agriculture specialist notes that voluntary bull association schemes fail without a practical, businesslike structure. He favors organized cooperative bull associations run with extension support rather than loose partnerships, arguing they work and support dairy industry development.
The text explains that those who renounce sin and follow Christ will be transformed at resurrection and form a heavenly kingdom with Jesus to reign over humanity. It cites St John on a future earth where death sorrow crying and pain are no more under this righteous rule.
A dairy note suggests cows drink warmed water to avoid chilling. Ice cold water reportedly increases feed needs and may affect milk quality.
An observed hen that eats its own eggs is beheaded by the owner after noting the animal’s depraved habit. The report cites imitation from other hens and possible food or grit shortages as contributing factors.
Sergeant Brennan builds a manslaughter case from a lamp rim, tire fragment, glass shards, and a paint smudge. He narrows suspects to a gray 1909 Packard, leading to a night arrest and confession. The raid highlights Holmesian deduction in a 19th century style crime tale.
Trustee CLARK E. SETZER invites sealed bids by June 16 1922 for a two story brick Merom school building with heating plumbing lighting and ventilation work Bids may cover building only heating system only or all together A 1000 dollar certified check or bond is required with penalty 1.5 times contract price to ensure performance The trustee may reject any bid and reserves the right to issue or limit work as needed June 1922 Gill Township Sullivan County Indiana
Notice that Clark E. Setzer will offer one hundred sixteen bonds totaling fifty eight thousand dollars on June 16 1922 at Merom State Bank Merom Indiana to fund a two story school building heating plumbing lighting and equipment Bonds bear 5 percent interest with coupons mature January and July each year starting January 15 1928 Denominations are 500 Each Seven bonds mature July 15 of 1923 1924 1925 1926 and eight mature July 15 of 1927 1928 1929 1930 1931 1932 1933 1934 1935 1936 1937 Bids accepted until 1 pm June 16 1922 at par with right to reject or accept all bids Purchaser must prepare transcript and pay for printing of bonds.
Hattie Johnson Administratrix of Charles Johnson estate files final account with Sullivan Circuit Court Indiana. Hearing set Friday June 16 1922 the forty first judicial day of May term. Creditors heirs and legatees must appear to show cause why report should not be approved. Arthur E DeBaun attorney. May 24 1922 3t.
The Sullivan County Indiana Board of County Commissioners invites sealed bids for infirmary supplies for the next quarter. Bids accepted until 12 noon Monday June 5 1922. BidsFiled in auditor's office by requisition on file. John Scott Percy Wolfe Springer Commissioners. Attest Frank M Daniels Auditor. First insertion May 17 1922-3t.
A note on Montreal street names honors saints with a Yankee drug store sign announcing, Meet your girl here for an ice cream soda. This is where St. Thomas meets St. Genevieve. The remark appears in Harper's Magazine.
The article notes urban air in London Edinburgh and Paris contains 80 000 to 210 000 dust particles per cubic centimeter. In contrast the western Scottish Highlands and Swiss peaks show far less dust with 16 to 7 000 particles per cubic centimeter.
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