Religious notices list Sunday services at area churches
Moravyian preaching at 10 a m and 3 5 at 1 80 with 7 p m service. Reformed Church led by Rev George B Raezer with Lititz services at 10 a m and 8 S at 1 00 p m. Church of the Brethren holds White Oak morning, Manheim and Lititz morning and evening services. Brunnerville U B Sunday school 9 with 10 a m sermon by Rev J M Walters of Lititz and communion. Neffsville U B led by Rev S G Kauffman with 9 15 S S and 10 19 a m preaching, C E meeting 6 45 p m, missionary addresses by Mrs Oliver Fridy and Miss Richardson from Mountville, Otterbein Guild formed, choir music, Wednesday prayer. Oregon Charge S S 9 30 a m prayer at 7 p m, revival series to start Sunday evening Jan 30. United Evangelical Rev J S Harper pastor. Service 10 a m with 8 S at 1 30 p m. Catholic services first, third and fifth Sundays at 10 a m.
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J. M. Walters
Lititz
Neffsville U. B
S. G. Kauffman
S. S
Oliver Fridy
Mias Richardson
Mountville
United Evangelical church notes and meetings update
The United Evangelical Sunday School raised 212.80 for famine relief in Armenia and China. Trustees David Buch Wiram Reedy and W T Buch were re elected for three years. Mrs C Wm Grosh will host the young ladies bible class. Meetings at the Church of the Brethren begin Sunday at 7 15 with John W Barwick of Illinois as speaker. A Chicago police station incident features a deaf husband.
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United Evangelical Sunday School
Armenia
China
David Buch
Wiram Reedy
W. T. Buch
United Evangelical Church
C. Wm. Grosh
Young Ladies Bible
Moravian
Church of the Brethren
John W. Barwick
Illinois
Kind Act During Illness Sends Pigeons and Gifts
In a letter J B Fassnacht expresses gratitude for kindness shown during his sickness. Andrew Godenour sent twelve pairs of young pigeons, the Sunshine Circle of King's Daughters provided a basket of fruit, and Love One Another sent more fruit and candy. Greeting cards arrived in abundance. he thanks all and prays for God’s blessing and reward in the world to come.
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Andrew Godenour
King’s Daughters
King's Daughters
J.B. Fassnacht
Advertising Privilege Praised by Uncle Ad
Uncle Ad extols advertising as a wonderful privilege and argues ethical professionals should have equal public promotion of skill and service. He notes advertising helps both large and small businesses and urges bakers to advertise their products.
State Convention of Farm Women at Harrisburg
The Second State Convention of the Society of Farm Women will be held in Harrisburg January 24 and 25 during the Farm Products Show. The first day covers committee work and the governor's reception room in the Capitol hosts the session. An all day program urges Society members to attend, promising great interest. The Lancaster County Farm Bureau reports strong response to a proposal to enroll 150 farmers in Farm Management and Cost-of-Production experiments starting February 1, with a call to farmers to contact the Bureau via a provided blank.
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Farm Women
The
Society of Farm
Harrisburg
State Association
Capitol
Lancaster County Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau Seeks Lancaster County Farmers for Management Project
Township P. O. Address. Put my name on the list for the Farm Bureau's Farm Management and Cost-Accounting Project to be established on Lancaster county farms this year. If selected, I will faithfully record data under instruction of the Farm Bureau Accountant, with no expense except forty-five cents for the regulation Account Book. The Executive Committee regards this as the year's most important project and urges quick enrollment.
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Farm Bureau
Lancaster County
Farm Bureau Executive Committee
Round Table Meetings Grow in Favor Among Farmers
The second weekly Farmers Round Table Conference at the Farm Bureau rooms last Saturday morning nearly doubled attendance from the first meeting. The Executive Committee sees this as a constructive opportunity for farmers to discuss problems and share experiences. Many previously unfamiliar farmers attended, learning the Farm Bureau’s solid, strong character.
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Farm Bureau
Round Table Conferences
Farm Bureau to Hold Annual Meeting February 16
The annual meeting of the Farm Bureau will be held all day Wednesday February 16 in Court Room No 2. Organized speakers on farming topics are planned and Farm Women’s Societies will present a morning report. Election of executive committee members will take place in the morning.
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Farm Bureau
Court Room No. 2
Farm Women’s Societies
Irrigate the Sahara Desert and Link Secrets of Progress
A traveler reports wells sinking in the Algerian Sahara and irrigation spreading, with highways improving as windmills spread between Tunis and Carthage. American motorcars aid rapid transport, shrinking the desert's limits and promising faster movement of crops to markets while camels fade from dominance.
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Algerian
Sahara
Tunis
Carthage
Africa
Omaha
Harald
Best Houses for Chickens Between Two Extremes
Article discusses two main housing systems for fowls the colony plan with small, fenced free range flocks and the continuous house with multiple pens under one roof. It outlines intermediate designs to suit varying conditions and notes advantages of the colony plan as described by poultry specialists.
Analysis of colony versus continuous-house poultry plans
The United States department compares free range small flocks to continuous housing. Benefits include no fencing costs and easier summer cleanliness, while downsides cover higher labor costs in storms, higher construction costs for colony houses, and lower bird density of about 100 per acre for colonies versus 450 to 500 per acre for continuous houses with yards.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Roosts For Little Chicks Provide Safe Perches
Poultry specialists from the United States Department of Agriculture advise teaching eight to twelve week old chicks to roost on wide perches to keep clean and prevent crowding. Use two old hens or chicks to model roosting, or place on perches after dark until learned.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Brooding System Guidelines for Chickens
Experts from the United States Department of Agriculture outline brooding steps for newly hatched chicks. Do not feed until moved to the brooder after 24 to 86 hours in the incubator. Ensure the brooder is at proper temperature for a day or two before arrival and use a covered basket for transfers in cold weather.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Cull Out All Loafer Hens
Lack of proper culling thus far has proved to be the principal reason a poultry flock is not profitable. Forty percent of hens in the average farm flock today are unproductive and should be sold or eaten. It costs about 12 a year to feed each hen nationwide, and if she does not produce more than that amount of eggs she is unprofitable.
Sale of farm equipment and poultry supplies at Am erican Ancona Yards
Mr and Mrs Harry R Adair advertise a wide sale from American Ancona Yards Lititz Pennsylvania. Items include incubator stand blue flame wickless brooder poultry houses exhibition coop wire buckets lanterns oil jugs garden hoe and more all in first class condition and offered at reasonable prices.
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West
Marion St
Lititz
Executors Sale of Valuable Real Estate in Lancaster County
Executor of Harry C. Landis estate announces a February 11 1921 sale in Warwick Township Lancaster County Pa. The package includes two parcels totaling about eight acres with a dwelling barn and blacksmith shop plus extensive personal property from estate and Mrs Landis inventory. Sale begins 1 PM with terms to be announced.
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Harry C. Landis
Warwick Township
Lancaster County
Kissel Hill
Millport
Black~ Smith
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J. W. Bruckart
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A. B. Bruckart
I. G. Bushong
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Henry R. Theenter
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Mary Miksch
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Lititz Borough
John F. Shenk
Fisher’s Store
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Leber
Washington Avenue
Ephrata
Lititz Springs Livery Stable
Clayton Roth
Atory
Lincoln Avenue
B.C. Ritchie
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Jos. Weaker
Carload
Pioso Bros
G. Kurtz
M. W. Hess
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Samuel M. Ruth Josepie Usner
Qdee
Susan G. Risser
Henry H. Risser
Joseph B. Wisster
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Celery & Headlettuce
Fred Spinner
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E. K. Zartman
John Helter
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Fulton Market House
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