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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1923
Page
10
Pastor J H McCoy announces prayer meeting at Bic Creek on Thursday night. Sunday school at 9 30. Preaching at Marshall 9 00 Grand Turn 10 30 and Big Creek 7 24 5.
Sunday school begins at 9 45 a m followed by services at 11 00 a m The Wednesday testimonial meeting starts at 8 00 o clock The events are held at the Pythian temple.
The column includes Sunday school at 9 30 and worship at 10 45 with a sermon series on the Holy Spirit and modern man. It notes a lay electoral conference delegate election on August 12 at Champaign and mentions the pastor's Chicago study. Also included are items on forest fire prevention radio talks from Portland and a remark about prominent citizens overextending themselves.
Through a New England county bureau arrangement the North Dakota Farm Bureau sold 1 082 horses at public auction to Eastern buyers. Insurance paid for every injured horse and two lost to pneumonia. Horses were shipped disease free and inspected before sale by a bureau committee to boost buyer confidence and returns.
E. H. Cunningham, a Cresco dirt farmer and longtime Iowa Farm Bureau leader, was appointed by President Harding as the farmers representative on the federal reserve board. He has directed major farm organizations and helped shape national livestock marketing plans, earning broad farmer support.
The Stephenson County Co-Operative Milk Marketing Company formed in 1921 has grown to nearly 1000 farmer members with a $75,000 capitalization and a $30,000 Freeport milk plant. In its second year, sales reached $518,364.55, with expenses $61,742.57 and $411,164.50 paid to patrons as a 7 percent dividend. The plant handled 13,129,766 pounds of milk and 1,704,806 pounds of cream, selling butter under the Vita Gold brand at strong prices. Local stations across Dakota, Damascus, German Valley, Egan, Baileyville, Forreston, Shagnon, Pearl City, Lena, and Waddams Grove drive efficiency and farmer participation.
Webster Parish Louisiana farmers in the parish farm bureau say they gained dollars in profits and saved money on seed cotton, acid phosphate, and nitrate soda over recent months. Secretary L A Muller notes the gains show both income and cost reductions, and touts the benefits of organized farming against individual buying.
The Colored race now has 65 women physicians surgeons and osteopaths and five dentists in the United States, according to the Department of the Interior through Howard University.
An aviator reassures a timid passenger that staying calm is key during flight. The passenger worries about a possible fall, but the pilot says the first solid thing to grasp is the safety grip and maintains composure. The text appears from American Legion Weekly.
A lighthearted scene shows a botanist revealing to his wife that the mushrooms she ate were not poisonous. The wife praises her husband as considerate as he reveals two new mushroom species. The exchange ends with a comic twist about the discovery.
The couple wed and travel to a lakeside honeymoon. They boat on the lake, and the next morning the bride's mother receives a postcard reading arrived safely grand row before supper. She fears the couple have started quarreling early.
A bride and groom note that building bills are twice their expectations, with the husband replying that high costs were anticipated, while the wife insists the figures are even higher than that. The quote appears from the Argonaut.
A Boston Herald anecdote shows a father warning his son to think before speaking. The boy retorts with humor saying he has thought twice and notices the father's coat-tails are on fire, delivering a witty reversal.
Law prohibits manufacture and sale of filled milk and bans false advertising of substitutes. Credit for passage goes to the New Hampshire Farm Bureau Federation.
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