Living Pictures of Old Time Songs at Baptist Church
A two night program under the Mary and Martha divisions titled Living Pictures of Old Time Songs runs Thursday through Saturday evenings, featuring soloists and scenes with a Baptist Orchestra. Notable participants include MacMillan Kerr Silkebakken and Wooton with a choir and ensembles, beginning at 8:15 p.m. Admission 25 and 5 cents.
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Mary and Martha Divisions
The
Baptist Church
Messrs
Youngstrom
Silkebakken
Kerr
Rossbach
Mellen
MacMillan
Wilkins
Dr. Kerr
Wetzeler
Old Black Joe
Mr. MacMillan
G. H. Wooton
Mrs. H. G. Clark
Naomi Thorson
Frank Wakeman
Sweet Home
W. J. Davidson
Helen
Frances Stecker
Bobby
Greenleaf
Cleah
Gilbert Melten
Flag of the Free
You
Maggie
H. G. Clark
Har Kerr
Bap Fist Orchestra
Alberta Johnson
Hale Shoulberg
Dorothy Clark
Louise Anfinson
Pearl Noble
Clarice MacMillan
H. Shoulberg
Verle Allen
Elizabeth Shoulberg
A. L. MacMillan
Henning Shoulberg
Golfers’ Magazine
Akron Country Club
Gross
Russell Ross
Moore
Ross
Ray A. Smith
W. H. Morse
Don Waterbury
Inc. H. Earnest
L. W. Koch
Waterbury
B. Klaver Vies
Dr. J. H. Kerr
H. Dirkstee
B&o
Immanuel Lutheran Church June Activities
Immanuel Lutheran Church schedules English services and events across June with Ladies Aid, Confirmation class at parsonage, Sunday school, morning worship, communion and evening services, sermon on Making Sure Your Salvation, teachers training, choir rehearsal, Bible study and Luther League gathering at Erickson's. Pastor Oscar F Bohman leads.
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Immanuel Lutheran Church
Ladies' Aid
Luther League
Erickson's
Oscar F, Bohman
Plymouth County Votes for Road Improvement
Plymouth County residents passed a 1 200 000 bond issue to fund grading gravelling and maintenance of the county’s primary road system over the next three years. About 4 000 voters cast ballots. towns favored the measure with wide margins while rural precincts mostly approved, Port land Elgin America and Lincoln townships showing some nonapproval.
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Plymouth County
State Highway Commission
Akron
Bonda
LeMars Sentinel
Merrill
Remsen
Kingsley
le Mars
Portland
Elgin
America
Lincoln
Plymouth Township
Brunsville
First Baptist Church Bible School and Services
First Baptist Church schedules Bible School at 1020 a.m. and morning worship at 11:00 with the sermon The Evolution of a Thinker. Young People meet at 7:60 with What Came Out of a Hat. Evening service at 8:00 features A Defeat that Proved a Success. Midweek service Wednesday at 8. Woman's Association host Wednesday at 2:30 p.m. Missionary program led by Mrs Davidson, announced by Minister A L MacMillan. Read the Want Ad column.
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Epworth
Aveyone
A. W. Johnson
V. F. Rossow
A. W. Kruse
Chester Bean
Stinton
John Sykes
George Snyder
Max Pollock
Abcohol
Dr. Wanton
Law—Ross Walden
Mrs. Wallace
Sale Crier
Morton Wendt
Phylis Ross
J. Wallace
First Baptist Church Bible School
Kar .Liikebakken
W. M. Anderson
Woman's Association
W. S. Davidson
A. L. Macmillan
Young hens pay best due to higher egg output
The Blue Alley Creamery data from the U S Department of Agriculture shows first year hens average 131.7 eggs, second year output drops to 27 eggs, third year to 144 eggs weekly. Young birds eat less feed per dozen eggs and yield higher profits, with skim milk noted as valuable feed.
Hen the smallest manufacturer on American farms
The Brne Valley Creamery Institute says the hen is the smallest manufacturer in the world, detailing a departmentized egg making process from yolk to shell. It notes hens average about 12 eggs yearly, but with proper feed could approach 24, plus a farm ration of corn wheat oats shorts and skim milk.
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Brne Valley Creamery Institute
Institute
Dept
Pallets to settle in fall for poultry house use
The Blue Valley Creamery Institute advises settling pallets early in the fall for the house they will occupy through the following winter. For a small poultry house allow four to five square feet per bird, and for a larger house three to four square feet per bird.
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Blue Valley Creamery Institute
Skim Milk in Hen Ration Boosts Egg Production
Blue Valley Creamery Institute reports skim milk in laying hens feed yields the most profitable egg production. Idaho trials over three years show hens with skim milk average 146 eggs yearly, profit $1.85 per year over feed costs, compared with 115 eggs with meat meal and 89 eggs without extra protein, profit $1.01.
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Blue Valley Greamery Institute
United States
Idaho
Skin milk aid to undernourished chicks
Blue Valley Creamery Institute warns that sour skim milk can aid droopy chicks when they are thin or emaciated. It notes intestinal carpellia may poison young chicks, with most cases between two and ten weeks, calling this a highly infectious disease among poults.
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Blue Valley Creamery Institute
Milk Treatment Urged For Chick Health Prevailing Illness
Microscopic diagnosis is essential for detection and prevention in poultry. Rearing chicks on fresh ground yearly, keeping infected quarters clean daily, and using milk as the main treat ment are advised. Experts suggest feeding sour skim milk to baby chicks 40 to 50 hours after hatching and continuing until six to eight weeks old.
Church reports and notices at town conventions
The Christian Church pastor to report at Town and Nebraska State Conventions during the morning service. Francesa TW Clark highlighted in the evening address on Christian endeavor. Trinity Lutheran notes Sunday service at 10:00 am with no preaching as the pastor assists in a Mission Festival in Good Thunder Minn.
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Nebraska
Church of Christ
Francesa TW
Clark
Christian Endeavor Society
Trinity Lutheran
Good Thunder
Minn
Rey
A. Mesio
Marielle Muth Injured in Car Fall Accident
Four year old Marielle Muth daughter of Mr and Mrs W F Muth was injured Monday when she fell from a car her father drove She was thrown from the vehicle struck on the running board suffered a bad head cut and facial bruises An anaesthetic was needed to sew the wound at Hawarden hospital.
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Paul Kiewel
Westfield
Ben Smyser
Sioux City
Claude Burvise
Dell Rapids
M. D
Visi
Steve Burke
Julia
Helen Kinner
Elinor Paulson
H. Wittig
B. F. Cobb
Bertie
Dorothy O'Rickly
Winner
M.D
P. X. O’rielly
W. F. Keane
F.J. Coyle
John Viken
Gust, Granquist
M. L. Cilley
Long Beach
Calif
Akron
Remsen
Hawarden
Marielle
W F. Muth
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W. Cuthbert Cattle
W.o.spears
McReynolds-Spears Live Stock Commission CO
Exchange
Stock Yards
Iowa
Federal Surety Company
Akron Creamery CO
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Church Vacation School
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Alcester Golf Club
Country Club
C. Moore
A. Osterday
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Anderson
P. B. Smith
Del
Nutter
W. HA. Morse
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B. Klauer
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Minto
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Pike
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H. H. Weideler
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Earciest
Methodist Episcopal Church
Kelly Park Cubs
Kelly Park
Whitaker
Kapfer
Patrick
Armell
Dalesbury
Paul Wendt
John Papritz
Sophie Gertrude Huebner
Trinity Lutheran Church
W. F. Huebner
Here
Aug. Papritz
Twedot
Mont
Basil Whitaker
Sybil McCorkell
Dakota City
Nebr
Howard McCorkell
Floyd S. Wells
Riceville
Lillias Patrick
LeMars
Onawa
Ernest Evans
Congregational Church
Geo. E. Wells
Chatsworth
Riveville
Struble Veey
Craig
Merrillers
Tae
Hinton Eens
Ovens
Tee
Hilgin
Ate
Eigin
Elkhorn
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Grant Vanes
Hancock
Henry A Eraser
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Ole Silkebakken
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J. A. Jenson Jno
H. Earnest
Lee
Plymouth Rocks
Italy
Yankee Creations
Saga
Feara
Register-Tribune
Rayo Roches
Warner’s
French Hall Restorer
Strobel’s Millinery
Billy Copeland
Riversioux
Aize
Jas, G. Hays
Register -Tribune
Alon Savings Bank
J. F. March
LeMars Hatchery
Parochal School
Wm. Thorne
Mill Street
Harry Whiting
Moir Motor Co
BJ. Bina
Fredell
Tor
Inquire L. B
Neary’s Park
Oyner
Register Tiib
C. Vreugdenhil
Sams Tate
Poll Durham
Bull
Art Rozell
Louise Paulson
M. M. Talbott
Akron, TA
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