How Moses Became God’s Leader and Worker
Lesson surveys Moses call and training as a model for divine calling. It stresses preparation in schooling and experience, spiritual qualification, and obedience to God. The sermon urges readiness to serve, warns against self-will, and affirms that God prepares leaders for his work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Parker
Moses
Midian
Israel
cIt
God
University of Hard Knocks
School of
Christ
WFP
Giving of Alms and Mercy to Humanity
A moral reflection urges giving alms by assessing need rather than the giver or recipient. Charity should focus on necessity and humane relief, not judging merit, with God valuing the act of relief itself.
Sense of Humor and Self Mockery in Provocation
A reflection on humor as a tool to avoid anger by laughing at our own quickness to be provoked. The quote by Robert Power suggests inner resilience through self-deprecating perspective and restraint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Power
Illinois Dairy Herd Improvement marks 27th year
Urbana July 5 Now in its 27th year Illinois dairy herd improvement cooperates with 1325 dairymen statewide. McHenry county leads with 76 members and 2154 cows on test while Kane Winnebago and Stephenson rank high in cows on test. Butterfat per cow averaged 309.4 pounds last year up from 282.3 in 1925 statewide around 180 pounds.
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Urbana
Tinois
Upaign
McHenry County
S. Rhode
J. G. Cash
University of Illinois
The
Agricultural College
Winnebago County
Stephenson County
Kane
Winnebago
Stephenson
DuPage County
Lake
Tazewell
Local Social Notes From Homer XY Highlights Visits and Illness
Mrs. Myrtle Montgomery of Rockville Indiana visited Mrs Claud Brosman. Mrs. Murl Johnson of Gary Indiana arrived to help family amid Harry Stephens illness near Charleston. Several relatives and friends from Gary Champaign West Union Casey joined in care and condolences for Lydia Scholfeld.
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Myrtle Montgomery
Rockville
Indiana
Ea Gueat
Claud Brosman
Murl Johnson
Gary
Harry Stephens
Charleston
Margaret Beachout
John Stephens
Robert Stephens
Harlan
Stephens
Lydia Scholfield
Champaign
Will McKee
Jake Batts
Mary
West Union
Clarence Beabout
Lloyd Beabout
Lester Beabout
Casey
Beabout
Kelly
Mrs Gladys Thompson records social visits and holiday events around Casey and nearby towns. Families including Higginbothams Veachs Thompsons and others attend July Fourth celebrations and local gatherings at Casey with several stops at Clark Center and Kansas Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Veach
Paul
Ed Higginbotham
Everett
Ray Galeener
Ormal Higginbotham
Prairie
Jack Thompson
Louise
Ed*Higginbotham
Casey
Everett Higginbotham
Paul Veach
Virgil Veach
Kansas Station
Homer Haley
Ralph Thompson
Charleston
States adopt anti chain store tax laws raise Texas tax
Twenty states now have anti chain store tax laws. The highest of these taxes is in Texas which imposes a tax of $750 per store on each store more than fifty. King Gustaf of Sweden is the oldest sovereign in Europe. He celebrated his seventy ninth birthday with an active tennis game.
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Texas
Gustaf
Sweden
Europe
Wheat rusts hit Illinois crop with barberry eradication in mind
A light crop of poor quality wheat ripens across Illinois as black stem rust and orange leaf rust attack during damp spring weather. Losses of 10 to 50 percent are common in current harvests. With barberry eradication eliminating the rust life cycle, future seasons should be safer unless unusual southwest winds and continuing wet conditions recur.
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Ilinois
Illinois
Texas
Mexico
Molinois
Clark County Farmers to Replace Corn With Small Grain
Clark County farmers plan to swap corn for wheat oats and barley on many farms as threshing ends. Farm Adviser R L Ash notes similar feeding value to corn. barley delivers lower feed cost per bushel. Livestock experts at University of Illinois say ground wheat and oats can replace portions of corn in hog and cattle rations, boosting gains and profits.
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Clark County
R. L. Ash
E. T. Robbins
University of Illinois
Agricultural College
Grasshopper Threat Rises Amid Midwestern Harvest
The pest danger grows this year with 84 000 tons of bran poisoned with arsenic spread in the worst infested regions. In England, Joan Coning aged 21 married Ruth Parker 25 in a formal church ceremony and was jailed for perjury. In Chicago D F Kovalic 175 pounds six feet tall won a divorce from his 125 pound wife cruelty cited for not boiling properly using a coal shovel.
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U. S. Bureau of Entomology
England
Joan Coning
Ruth Parker
Miss Coning
Chicago
D. F. Kovlalic
Kovalic
Milk store sales boost Illinois dairy income and consumption
Illinois Farm Economics reports higher producer prices and greater milk consumption linked to store and depot sales. R W Bartlett notes lower store prices widen outlets, improve returns for farmers, with Bellows Falls and Producers Dairy expanding depots and patronage, while Danville store milk runs 2 to 4 cents cheaper than retail routes.
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Urbana
Illinois
R. W. Bartlett
University of Illinois
Illinois Farm Economics
Department of Agricultural Economics
Sheffield Farms Company
New York
Bellows Falls Cooperative Creamery
Bellows Falls
Producers Dairy
Danville
Clinois
Darien Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Guests
Mrs Alva L Morgan reports a week of visits as Mrs Mike Smysner and children from Paris, Miss Jean Millis from Martinsville, and several local families hosted relatives. Extended travel included Mrs Dwight Millis to Terre Haute and ferry Towell’s family visiting. Community members attended church at Mill Creek and an all day meeting near Charleston.
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Mike Smysner
Paris
Jean Millis
Martinsville
Erma
Piersall
George Bowen
Olive Branch
Harold Piersall
Dwight Millis
Terre Haute
Nancy Blanchard
Emma Bowen
Ferry Towell
Harry Medsker
Anna Conner
Im —Chrisman
Dan Wolf
Meda Weir
Dorene Washburn
Rosa Mills
Mill Creek
Alfred Weir
Hershel Wetr
Rosa Hix
Melrose Social Roundup Notices Many Local Visits
Mrs Wayne Davis hosts Melrose gatherings with Mr and Mrs Wayne Dodd, and families from Assumption Arcadia Ohio and Florida visit. Neighbors attend Bill Ogle funeral in West Union. Engagements and dinners stretch through Sunday to Monday as local residents share meals and call on relatives.
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Wayne Dodd
Milrose
Wayne Davis
Leah May
Lawrence Kinderdine
Tedge Kinderdine
Wm. Chamness
Orin Wells
Ralph Hix
Jerry
Ohio
Chester Hix
Melrose
Elsie Thompson
Lois Thompson
Alma Sirs
Etta Timmens
Colorado
Elmer
Wm. Weir
Dennis Weir
Charles Davis
Maude Kinderdine
Hazel Kinderdine
Ernest English
Edith
John D
Iown Woodward
Assumption
Hlinels
Mary Trumps
Arcadia
Florida
Ruth Davis
Bill Ogle
West Union
Wiley Kinderdine
Elmer Snavely
Ernest Wells
Roxanna
Fresh Foote Prints and Random 1930s Notes
A collage of quotations and facts lists rising movie admissions, high national debt, widespread strikes, China’s queue ban, a tornado disaster near Graettinger Iowa, farm foreclosures, car theft odds, dry states, electric razors pricing, and a rural humor verse about celebrating the Fourth of July.
Washington Center Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Miss Daisy Draper reports a busy spell of calls and visits. Families including the Pittengers Ogles Blockingers and Drapers shared time with relatives in Marshall Terre Haute and Deming Park amid July Fourth events and a Casey celebration.
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Fay Pittenger
Charles Ogle
Bobbie
Eddie Brown
Henry Blockinger
Daisy Draper
Theo Sheyett
Mary
WB. Craddy
Marshal
Robert Robinson
Bobbie Haddix
John Saiter
Margaret Wallace
Marshall
Joe Henderson
Bobbie Ogle
John Blockinger
Everett Blockinger
Ethel Hutchison
Lucy Draper
Austin Blockinger
Terre Haute
John Brown
Ovie Draper
Daisy
Harry Henderson
Deming Park
Harold Cline
Gary
Indiana
Wm Cline
Joe Wallace
Margaret
Casey
Senator Glass Warns of Economic Blunders in Congress
Senator Glass criticizes congressional spending as aiding the starving who never starve and the freezing who never freeze. He notes the blunder may exist but claims it works everywhere except Maine and Vermont.
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Glass
Congress
Maine
Vermont
Tax Purchaser's Notice for Casey Illinois Real Estate
Public notice announces Victor C. Miller as tax purchaser after a Clark County Illinois sale on October 21 1935 for delinquent taxes on Lot 31 Samuel Atkins Addition Casey. Redemption period ends October 21 1937. Tax Certificate Holder Advertisement 26-3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark County
Tlinois
Victor C. Miller
Samuel Atkins
Casey
Illinois
Sarah C. Fisher
Tax Purchaser Notice in Casey Illinois Delinquent Tax Sale
Clark County Illinois notices report Victor C Miller bought Lot 32 Samuel Atkins Addition Casey for delinquent taxes assessed to Frank C Fisher on October 21 1935. Redemption period ends on October 21 with Miller noted as tax certificate holder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark County
Ilinois
Victor C Miller
Towit
Samuel Atkins
Casey
Illinois
Frank C. Fisher
Vic Sor C. Miller
Administrator's Notice of Filing Final Settlement
State of Illinois Clark County estate of Albert Galeener deceased. Executrix Ada Galeener will present final report to County Court at Marshall on July 19 1937 and asks discharge from duties. heirs and devisees may appear to resist. Snavely Miller attorneys advertise.
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State of Illinois
Clark County
Albert Galeener
Marshall
Illinois
Ada Galeener
Executrix Snavely & Miller
Attys
Administrator's Notice in the Estate of Mary C Duzan
W E Duran is named Administrator with Will annexed for Mary C Duzan of Clark County Missouri. He will appear at the Clark County Court House Marshall during the August Term on the first Monday to adjust claims. Creditors must present claims. debtors should pay promptly.
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Mary C. Duzan
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