Court ruling on population basis threatens rural voice in state legislatures
The Supreme Court's decision to require both state legislative chambers to be elected by population signals a shift that could empower urban majorities and weaken rural representation. The piece questions amending power, notes dissent from Justice Harlan, and urges continued support for local country fairs amid broader political changes.
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Listen to Your Plants Hunger Signs and Mineral Needs
An article explains how plants signal nutrient deficiencies through hunger signs tied to the 92 earth elements. It outlines major elements from air and soil and notes trace elements essential to growth and animal diet, with a cue to continue read on page 15.
Samuel as Prophet Leader and Limitations of Great Men
A devotional essay on the biblical Samuel, exploring what prophets are, how Samuel was recognized, and how his leadership brought revival and justice, yet noting that even great leaders fade and cannot prevent future troubles without successors. The sermon reflects on prophecy tests, humility, and the enduring need for governance aligned with God.
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Shiloh
Samue
Solomon
Israel
Silo sealing and soil lime tips for fall farm work
Instructions urge sealing silos promptly to reduce spoilage and using plastic to secure top layers. Fall lime application is recommended for small grain fields before legume sowing to sweeten soil, with emphasis on efficient lime use. Guidance notes sorghum and Sudan grass harvest timing for high quality silage and warns dry weather reduces pasture growth and hay silage storage is vital for cow flesh condition.
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