Lesson on Jesus at the temple and the temple as God's house
The lesson analyzes Jesus clearing the temple in John 2 1 22 and the symbolism of the temple as the house of God It urges reverence in worship aligning present Sunday school and church activities with sacred space It cites Passover purity and Jesus authority and ends with a call to ensure lessons singing prayers and conduct honor God's house and temple in believers lives
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House of Prayer
John
Jesus
J. Jesus
Edersheim
Christ
Temple
House of Go
House of God
Jesan
Asi
T Temple
Rotephouta
A. J. Gordon
Proper Boar Rearing For Stronger Pigs A Tradition
Advice on managing breeding boars emphasizes separation from sows to prevent weak litters. Keep a mature boar in a small, hog tight yard with ample exercise, grass or green feed, and a protein rich diet. Ensure continuous access to ashes salt and charcoal for health.
Rape for Pasturage: A Feed for Sheep and Hogs
Rape serves as a valuable feed for sheep and hogs. It is usually grazed but can be cut and fed when land is small to maximize crop use. Broadcast five pounds per acre in spring on prepared ground, then rotate sheep as plants reach eight inches, using temporary fences to limit grazing areas.
Breeding Crate for Swine Described by Ohio Farmer
George W. Brown of Hancock County Ohio describes a versatile swine breeding crate from Farm and Home. The design uses light materials with adjustable sections to fit large or small boars and sows, featuring a rear closure bridge a movable false floor and hook and eye fasteners for transport.
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George W. Brown
Hancock
County
Ohio
Feeding the Idle Horses
Advice warns against high priced feeds for idle horses and favors economical winter rations of oat straw cornstalks or sorghum fodder. Idle horses chew longer, aiding digestion and allowing minimal grain use to maintain condition at low cost.
Fast Indication of Scours in Livestock Feed
The fret sign of Indigestion scours is a foul smelling dung. The feed should be cut to one half the usual amount. For two or three feeding periods add a tablespoonful per pint of milk fed of a mixture of one half ounce formalin in sixteen and a half ounces water. After two or three periods the milk may be increased to the regular amount.
Avoid Tainted Food Hurts Sheep Lessens Illness Risks
The note warns that tainted or unclean food harms sheep, causing illness. maintaining clean feed is essential to prevent rapid welfare decline and potential losses in flocks.
Live Stock Prices at South Omaha 1917 Record Lambs
Live stock prices at South Omaha show strong demand and record lamb prices. Cattle and hog markets opened higher with steady to higher bids, while sheep and lambs moved to new highs and prices remained firm amid large runs.
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Union Stock Yards
South Omaha
Nebraska
Firorea
Shin Pers
S.ou
Brand markings on cattle and horses described
WM Moraver owns the brand marked with a heart on the lower middle of the right side and on the lower right thigh of cattle. On horses the heart appears on the hind right shoulder. Post office Canton Nebraska.
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Ing Brand
Advantage of early lambs in sheep farming
The article explains breeding ewes in November yields April lambs ready for May grass. Early lambs benefit from steady summer growth, better milk use, and fewer fall stresses, while late lambs face more problems from pasture shortages and heat flies, with ewe attentiveness declining as crowds form.
Homemade oiler for swine. farmer’s summer aid
A Lexington Mississippi writer in The Progressive Farmer explains a home method to deter hogs during peak farm season. Two ground posts support a rope wound mid length and coated with tar grease and oil to deter scratching. Hogs learn the posts are barriers as vermin decrease.
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Lexington
Miss
Theo
Nebraska potato growers form state organization
The Nebraska State Horticultural Society moves toward creating a statewide potato growers organization within weeks. A five member committee will study formation. Sheridan county growers joined the potato day program praising cooperative aims modeled after Wisconsin.
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Nebraska State Journal
Nebraska Potato Growers
Nebraska State Horticultural Society
Lindell Hotel
Howard
Sheridan County
Horticultural Society
Wisconsin Potato Growers’ Organization
J. G. Milward
Wisconsin Association
Partment
F. M. Seldon
Conn
Box Butte County
Link Deevis
Sheriday County
Fritz Knorr
Mitchell and Vicinity
J. G. Milwa
Wisconsin Potato Crowers’ Association
Davia Anté
Rotary Milward
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E, O. Sellers
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Mooyright
Wm, Moraver
Canton
Nebr
the Herald of the Phone
Potato Growers’ State Organization
State
On Plant Association
Herald Publishing Company
Herald Publishing Co
Job Printing Department
H. B. Brand Saddlery
Harpham and
Fremont
Ineworth
BE. C. Ballard Alliances
Rhein-Rousey Counselino
W. W. Bass & Conaley
Comstock & Millishby
J. Halloren
Lbr
Ayard
Henderson & Franklin Elmont
Reisdorfer Bros
Hierwyn
G. C. Stanton
Bridgeport
H. C. Burke
Jromdwater
J. R. Minshall
Joken Bow
H. H. Squires Hadron
W. 8
Gillam
Happell
Chappell
Ody
Stotts & Jarchow
Crawford
Rookston
Holmes
Alton
Phil Nelson
Dunning
W. R. Moore
Dering
E. L. Quinton
Gordon
Jos
Kocer & Co
Haigville
C. M. Thompson
Harrison
Z. B. Johnson
Hay Springs
Parsons Hdw
Hazard
C. W. Trumble
Hemingford
C. A. Shindler
Hyannis
F. M. Spalding
Johnstown
E. E. Waggener
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
S. Connell
Scottsbluff
R. D. Owens
Sidney
Mra
C. D. Essig
Thos. Olson
Sutherland
B. C. Brown
Valentine
T. L. Evans
Whitman
G. Wright
Whitney, Whitney Supply Co
Wood Lake
Kansas
Colorado
Wyoming
Montana
South Dakota
Harpham Bros. CO
Lincoln, Nebraska
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