Lesson on Jesus cleanses the temple and fulfills God’s word
The lesson analyzes John 2 13 22 and Christ's actions at the Passover temple, condemning commercialism within worship and asserting Jesus as authority to fulfill Scripture. It notes the temple as a house of prayer, contrasts money changers with true worship, and urges reverent behavior in Sunday school and church activities.
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John
Baptist
Canaan
Yavebern
Jess Log Re
God
Jesus
Buershebn
Christ
House of God
Jess
Ifor
A. J. Gordon
Proper Boar Management For Stronger Litters And Health
Advice for hog breeders to separate a mature boar from sows to improve litter size and pig strength. Recommend a good long-term boar, a small grassy yard, and spacious exercise. Suggest protein rich feeds, green fodder, sparing fattening grains, and constant access to ashes salt and charcoal.
Rape as Pasture for Sheep and Hogs
Rape serves as a nutritious feed for sheep and hogs and can be used as pasture or cut and fed. It is sown in early spring at five pounds per acre on well prepared ground, then sheep are rotated into the field once plants reach about eight inches, using temporary fences to manage grazing.
Breeding Crate for Swine Described by Farm Writer
A simple adjustable swine breeding crate designed by George W. Brown of Hancock county Ohio uses light material and a removable false floor. The design combines carrying, ringing and courting functions, with a bridge rear closure and slat adjustments to fit large or small boars and sows.
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George W. Brown
Hancock
County
Ohio
Feeding the Idle Horses in Winter Fodder Use
The piece advises avoiding high priced feeds for idle horses and suggests a winter ration of hay oat straw corn sorghum silage. It notes idle horses can be sustained with little grain, while idleness allows thorough mastication for better digestion.
Fast Indication of Scours in Livestock Feed Tactics
The first sign of indigestion is foul smelling dung. Stop feed to half the normal amount immediately. For two or three periods add a tablespoonful per pint of milk of a mixture of one half ounce formalin to 15.5 ounces water. After two or three periods resume the regular milk amount.
Avoid Tainted Food Hurts Sheep Less By Poor Diet
No animal is more sensitive to tainted feed than sheep as unclean food rapidly disrupts their digestion. Farmers are urged to ensure clean rations and supply chains to prevent disease and loss.
Live Stock Prices at South Omaha 1917 Market Report
South Omaha Nebraska January 23 1917 report shows cattle and hog markets with strong demand. Prices for cattle topped at 11.00 with other grades and record highs for lambs and ewes noted. Moderate sheep and lamb receipts accompanied a very active trade and steady to lower hog bids after morning rounds.
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Handy Fed
Union Stock Yards
South Omaha
Nebraska
Jorg Wipher
Goml
Wether
Owen
Heart branding and farm tips noted in fragmentary ad
Fragmentary text describes branding marks on animals and a practical method for protecting posts with tar grease to deter insects. Mentions local office and phone reference for The Herald.
Advantage of Early Lambs for April offspring
The article argues that breeding ewes in November yields April lambs, with advantages in growth and pasture use. Early lambs grow on summer forage, better resist fall setbacks, and benefit from a dry shelter. late lambs suffer more if milk or pasture falters. Sheep crowding and fly pressure impact younger lambs more, reducing care from mothers.
Homemade Oiler for Swine
A Lexington Mississippi writer in The Progressive Farmer describes a simple homemade hog oiling device. Two fence posts are driven into the ground with tops braced, rope wrapped tightly on the midsection, and holes bored to tuck in the rope for applying oil to hogs during hot weather.
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Lexington
Miss
Progressive
Nebraska potato growers seek state organization
Nebraska potato growers plan a statewide organization following action by the state horticultural society. A five member committee will study formation and progress, inspired by Wisconsin's cooperative model. Sheridan county growers voiced enthusiasm, with leaders noting improved seed, pest control, and standardization through coordinated efforts.
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Nebraska State Journal
Nebraska Potato Growers
Nebraska State Horticultural Society
Lindel Hotel
Howard
Sheridan County
Horticultural Society
Wisconsin Potato Growers’ Organisation
J. G. Milward
Wisconsin Association
Atate
F. M. Seldell
Connie
Box Butte County
Link Dennis
Frite Knorr
Mitchell and Vicinity
J. G. Milwa
Wisconsin Potato Rowers’ Association
Davin Caid
Milward
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Moodyble Institute of Chicago
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Galle
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WM. Moraver
PostoMee—Canton
Nebr
Herald
Potato Growers’ State Organization
Partment
Herald Publishing Company
Herald Publishing Co
Job Printing Department
H. B. Brand Saddlery
Harpham and
Fremont
Gillam
Kappell
Chappell
Ody
Stotts & Jarchow
Crawford
Brookston
Holmes
Halton
Bridgeport
Tix
Phil Nelson
Lancing
W. R. Moore
Gering
BE. L. Quinton
Gordon
Jos
Rocer & Co
Haigville
C. M. Thompson Harrison
Z. B. Johnson
Hay Springs
Parsons Holw
Hazard
C. W. Trumble
Hemingford
C. A. Shindler
Hyannis
F. M. Spalding
Lbr
Johnstown
BE. BE. Waggoner
Kimball
Gus Linn
Lakeside
Crowther-Reed Co
North Platte
A. F. Fink
Northport
Jesse Edson
Ogallala
C. E. Bass & Co
Oshkosh
Quelle Bros
Potter
C. W. Johnson
Rushville
Coffey & Wasmund
Connell
Scottsbluff
R. D. Owens
Sidney
Mra
E. C. Brown
Valentine
T. L. Evans
Whitman
G. Wright
Whitney, Whitney Supply Co
Wood Lake
Lbr, Co
Kansas
Colorado
Wyoming
Montana
South Dakota
Harpham Bros. CO
Lincoln, NeBraska
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