Church Notices From Buffalo Center Tribune Ad Rates
The Buffalo Center Tribune lists advertising rates and church notices for the Reformed Church led by William RB Everts. Worship hours include Sunday School at 9:30 a.m. and English preaching at 10:30 a.m. After August 11 there will be no services on August 18.
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Methodist Church Evening Program Draws Youth Effort
A. W. Gauger leads Sunday School at 10 a.m and Morning Worship at 11. The young people run the evening service at eight. Last Sunday’s program was well received and attendance is hoped to grow. A fine program is in the making for the coming Sunday with the coal social events.
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Congregational Church N. Boomgarden Services Schedule
Congregational Church N Boomgarden posts Sunday School at 9:30 a m Morning Worship at 10 30 a m Evening Worship to be announced Senior choir practice Friday at 8 o clock All welcome to help finalize Sunday arrangements Ladies Aid meeting moved from Thursday August 8 to Wednesday August 14 hosted by Mrs W G Bond and Mrs J Drake Please note date change
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Gasless car to roll from Detroit in next summer
National Rural Letter Carrier reprint claims a Toronto inventor Edgar Ward will unveil a gasless automobile by a Detroit firm. Powered by a secret battery driving four electric motors, it promises 80 mph, 1000 miles at ten cents, with no transmission or differential. Battery tests include airplane use and secrecy amid oil-company opposition.
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Electrically Powered Car Promises Quiet Low-Cost Models
Inventor Ward describes a battery driven vehicle using 50 volt packs weighing 164 pounds plus 38 pound container, offering two price classes from 500 to 5000 dollars. He reports separate motors on each wheel, noiser minimal, two models, and plans for garage maintenance four times yearly.
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Cattle Market Expected Strength Through 1935
Agricultural Economic Facts from Iowa State College extension service notes cattle feeders will see somewhat higher prices in the rest of 1935 and a likely dip in early 1936. Slaughter declines and stronger beef demand, plus tight hog supplies, are shaping price trends with high feeder cattle costs likely this year.
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Batwinged flyer to perform at Iowa State Fair
Olem Soba known for his batwinged leap from four planes will perform a flight at the Iowa State Fair. The stunt, tied to exhibition officials in Des Moines, is planned for four afternoons starting Monday, August 26, during the State Pair events.
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Farm Talk: Record 24,894,000 Chicks Reported in Tyne Hatcheries
The report notes 24,894,000 chicks from 314 hatcheries in Tyne, the largest monthly total. Minnesota lawmakers pass weed control and appropriation bill at 50,000 dollars yearly. Cash incomes to farmers from farm products and government rental aid reach 847,000,000 in one period. Master Tiqrid Tag and Poultry Medicine promoted, same product as advertised on radio by Nels Hunk.
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The Issue of Freedom Editorial Excerpt
An editorial in Liberty honors pioneer ancestors for seeking freedom and self rule. It contrasts their sacrifices with present citizens who inherit liberties without effort, warning that precious freedoms may be lost if people do not awaken to their duties.
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The fragment urges citizens to beware government overreach and defend constitutional liberty. It warns against political tutelage and the dangers of communism fascism and other controls, urging active defense of democracy. It cites Supreme Court decisions and calls for vigilance to protect free institutions.
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