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Graettinger Times in Graettinger, Iowa

19 Sep 1929

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Graettinger Times

Location

Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1929

Page

6

Move for Naval Reduction Prompts Global Reassessment

Elmo Scott Watson surveys the naval arms race among Britain, the United States, France, Italy, and Japan. He traces historic disarmament talks from Washington and Geneva to Hoover era diplomacy and Dawes MacDonald parleys ahead of a potential five-power conference to curb battleship tonnage and cruiser construction.

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Elmo Scott Watson International Problema Witc Ie Coutyent Tie Iint Great Daudi Nve Hueten Wileh France Italy Japan Great Britain United States Hielp Bitannia Taspayer Tina Parka Ha Con Harding da “Nava Powera Washington Hawlen Ia- Hatton Prince Itory Aout Coolidge Ava Powére Geneva Teague of Nations Preparatory Commission Austen Chombetlain England State Department British Empire Coolides Hoover Ita Hugh Gibgon Ambrseador Io Belgium Yardillas Great’ Britain Immaay MacDonald Admiralty Rember MacDonald Hoover Othe General Dawes Kiy Dawes MacDonald Dawyes MacDonald-Dawes Peance Atlantic Ahout Ambangador Dawes Secretary of State Navy Department
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Plant Lice Have Odd Life Cycle

The article explains aphids or plant lice have a curious life history. Eggs hatch into stem mothers in spring, giving birth to only female young that mature into winged and wingless forms. Winged forms migrate to summer hosts, establishing new colonies before returning to winter hosts to lay eggs.

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United States Department of Agriculture J. W. Maven Parenu Mason Asmeniy Wowder Olamenia
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Mixed Fertilizers Paid in Wisconsin Corn Test

Wisconsin field near Madison with clover previously harvested shows 18 bushels gain using 120 pounds of 4-10-6 fertilizer per acre on average corn land. Professor K. E. Truogg of the University of Wisconsin notes need to determine time and method of fertilizer application as manufacturers and experiment stations join in research.

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Wisconsin Experiment Station Madison Wisconsin Trof KE. Truogg University of Wisconsin Mid-West Truogy
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Agricultural notes on crops and pests in the wheat belt

Agricultural notes cover lime's value for tonnage, fall pasture of sweet clover reducing plant food storage, cautions on feeding wool with binder twine, and paper tyne use. It notes fence post rot, weed control reducing disease, fly eggs and rapid generation, hay crop value, Desslin fly spread, and pest impact on fall sown wheat.

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Malachi Lessons on Priest Failures and Israel’s Reproofs

The lesson outlines Malachi's indictment of priests for profanity, sacrilege, greed, weariness, and neglect of the law, alongside warnings to the people for ungodly marriages, divorce, sorcery, adultery, false swearing, oppression, and withholding tithes. It highlights God’s coming judgment and the final promise of healing for the righteous versus destruction for the wicked.

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Terael Neciara Tharm Israel Malachi Jacob Adam Gil Eablle Christ John the Baptist Dilljah
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Fragmentary passage on sorrow and joy with religious language

The readable fragments express a religious theme linking sorrow to later joy and divine power. References to remembrance and the impact on perception are noted, with a stray citation resembling Spurgeon. The text is garbled and difficult to interpret clearly.

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Spurgeon
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