Harvesting Through the Ages and the Faith Behind Change
The piece reflects on agricultural progress from hand tools to the combine, noting vast growth in wheat and dairy outputs since ancient times. It questions sustainability and the potential for future changes, framing faith as a remarkable factor in human labor and optimism.
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Bhaill
Combine
Abraham
Canaan
Sarah
Hagar
the Observer
Montreal Family Herald
Egypti
Question Scots Haggis Discovery Sparks Global Claim
The Burns supper favorite stirs debate over origin with French and English claims. A 15th century English recipe and a16th century French book suggest early roots. Despite uncertainty, demand remains high with international interest and large orders, including 500 pounds at a London St Andrew's dinner.
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Burne
Scotland
Mary Queen of Scots
England
Calcutta
Shanghai
Sarawak
St. Andrew's
London
Two Websters and their dictionaries in early America
Noah Webster born 1758 in Hartford built an American dictionary begun 1807 with first edition in 1789 and 70 000 words. he was Yale graduate judge legislator and Amherst founder. Daniel Webster born 1782 in New Hampshire had no connection to Noah Webster or this dictionary.
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Noah Webster
Hartford
Conn
Yale
Amherst College
Daniel Webster
New Hampshire
Anthrax Persistence and Historical Minnesota Outbreak
Anthrax cannot be fully eradicated from infected premises due to spore resilience. Spores survive up to 25 years in soil or surroundings, infecting cattle and sheep. The first Minnesota outbreak at Montevideo in 1920 traced to a farm where disease began 12 years earlier via animals from South Dakota.
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Minnesota
Montevideo
South Dakota
Custom of Bread Gift Remains a Newark Tale Through Time
A Newark England legend recalls March 11 when a thousand penny loaves are given at the town hall to mark Hercules Clay’s extinguisher dream during the 1649 Civil War. Doubt surrounds the tale yet the bread and the home’s angelic ideal endure as a moral keepsake.
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Newark
England
Hercules Clay
Iowa Farmers Face Foreclosures and Price Pressures
Economic view cautions that Iowa may harvest a record wave of farm mortgage foreclosures and lost equities. Experts cite three major issues: low agricultural prices, higher fixed debt costs, and heavy taxes. Some economists see improvement ahead in corn prices, while others urge national agricultural policy and tax relief to aid recovery. Rural areas are seen as better able to weather winter without soup lines, with small towns offering aid and local work opportunities.
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A. G. Black
Iowa State College
Iowa
L. J. Norton
Tllinois College of Agriculture
Moton
M. G. Thornburg
George H. von Tungern
Towns State College
Boor
von Tungern
Professor Tungeln
Amateur radio saves a life in Alaska rescue
A radio amateur near Teller Alaska prevented a tragedy by guiding Clyde De Vinna, MGM chief cameraman of the Eskimo polar expedition, from carbon monoxide exposure after a coke fire filled his hut with gas. De Vinna, famed cinematographer, was working at the remote outpost when contact saved him.
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Teller
Alaska
Clyde de Vinna
M-G-M
Far North
de Vinna
Amateur radio man exposed to toxic fumes during far northern voyage
An Alaska radio operator identified as Anidtlean’s (KIUT) station on the steamer Nanuls conversed with a New Zealand amateur far over 7 000 miles away before inhaling deadly fumes. He was found unconscious, revived in time, and authorities notified after a twenty minute search.
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Anidtlean’ Radio Relay League
Hyas
New Zealand
Alaake
Tallor
de Vinna
Stop Getting Up Nights Bladder Cleanse Ad
An old ad touts Stop Getting Up Nights as a bladder physic with juniper and buchu leaves to cleanse impurities and acids. It claims relief after four days or money back. Sold by Cobb Greenleat Drugists and others.
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Cobb & Greenleat
Drugaiste
Executors Notice and Heir Claims in Iowa Probate
Notice shows executorship of August Jemmerthal in Plymouth County Iowa with payment directions and claim procedures. Also details heirs of Otto Buchre and final proof hearing for a will set in January 1982. A Sioux City sheriff sale reports a bus auction to C Wade for 100 dollars and a card of thanks for condolences after a death.
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Anna Wiiga Kidd
State of
Iowa
Plymouth County
Anna
H. Barnes
Emma Allen
Paul K. Johnson
Mary J. Johnson
Anna Wien Kidd
Said
District Court
State of Town
Anna Elisa Kidd
F. Remer
Towa
August Jemmerthal
Watate
Sid Court
William Jammhrthal
Roseberry
Hatate
Otto FeiBuehre
State of Iowa
Sophia M
Buehre
Alfred ‘H. Buehre
Harbert
Otto IF
Wil
Otter Buchre
Anid County
Bemor
Publiah
J. G. Wade
Sioux City Tribune
Boyon
Cornell Stoyes
C. Wade
Sioux City
Spiri Lake
Black Hawk Transportation Company
Hanford
Child
Pierce Streets
Don’t Throw Away Food Says Vitamin Loss Warns
A health note urges saving liquid from canned vegetables as it contains vitamin and mineral nutrients. cook vegetables in the liquid or save the water for soups to reduce vitamin C loss. advise keeping leftovers in a covered container to minimize nutrient degradation.
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V. McCollum
Johns Hopking University
McCoall
Morris Fishbein
American Medical Association
Flora Rose
New York State College of Home Economics
Cornell University
Mary Henry
Local Names Mentioned in Adaville Church Event
A list of attendees and contributors appears, including Mra Gert Hiliker Mr and Mra Chis Kanago Mr and Mra Joh Hansen Will Morac Aug Lundgren and others. The text references a quartet from the U B church at Adaville and offerings presented by Mrs Mary Scott along with several households and individuals.
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Mra
Gert Hiliker
Chis
Kanago
Joh Hansen
Will Morac
Aug
Lundgren
Hoya
Lundgren Garage
Dra
Mattison
Brunner
Corinne Lamoureux
Alice Waterbury
Auartat
U. B. Church
Adaville
Mary Scott
Death notice thanksgiving from Baden family
We express heartfelt thanks to friends neighbors and relatives for kindness during the sickness and after the death of our beloved father and brother Mr A Baden We, Mrs G Annis Mrs P I Baden Mrs C N Melville Ross Henry and C V Baden acknowledge and appreciate the support and sympathy shown.
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Robinson, Brown
McDonald
Samuelson
Mre
A. CO
Eilofson
Mra
G. Anifs
Baden
Mrr
C. N. Melville
Ross, Henry
V. Baden
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