Religion and Habits Lesson on Liquor in 1949
In a devotional on September 18 1949 the lesson ties true religion to moral behavior highlighting liquor as a focal point. It argues churches oppose excess drinking, cites alcohol as cause of harm, and urges abstainers to lead by example for temperance. It stresses prevention over judgment and calls for consistent personal conduct.
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T Iesas
Dr. Foreman
Uquor
Iquor
Cdfs
International Cause Delistons
Uy Wnu
Illinois Tax Facts and the County Assessment Supervisor
The article discusses a 1950 Illinois law creating the County Assessment Supervisor and deputies paid by state funds, with counties facing compensation disputes. It notes opposition from the Illinois Association of Supervisors and County Commissioners and the Taxpayers' Federation, plus concerns over funding, eligibility, and possible legal challenges.
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General Assembly
Ilnois
Cook and
St. Clair
Illinois Supreme Court
Milinois Association of Supervisors and County Commissioners
Tlinois Association of Supervisors
County Commissioners
Ithe County
Taxpayers’ Federation of
Ilinois
Lower Wabash Community Notes And Reunion Details
The Brown family reunion occurred at Mr and Mrs Delbert Shirely's home on Sunday. Attendees included Darrell and Jack Pigg Russel Craig James Thorpe and others who visited the Indiana state fair last Wednesday. A surprise 21st birthday for James Thorpe was staged at Russel Craig’s house Saturday night. The Hi Ya Neighbors club plans a Sept 16 meeting at Madilan school with a movie and music. Linda Lou Andrews from Paris visited grandparents the Mathews. Arch Andrews from Paris and Harry Mathews joined Delphi visitors at the state fair.
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Brown
Delbert Shirely
Derell Pigg
Russel Craig
Jack Pigg
Hupert Horsley
James Thorpe
Darrell Pigg
Betty
Darwin Aldrich
Eugene Spittler
Bobby
R. C. Mowery
Carl Wilson
Frank Aldrich
Virginia Keifer
Catherine Greenlee
Hubert Horsley
Jack
Mary Frances Hewitt
Marilyn Blocksom
George Smith
Norma Myres
Joan Shaffer
Barbara Jean Pine
Ruth Ann Horsley
Shirely Ann Shirley
Hi-Ya Neighbors Community Club
Madilan School
Linda Lou Andrews
Paris
Harry Mathews
Donald May
Delphi
Indiana
Russell Craig
Jim Thorpe
Arch Andrews
Turkey’s Geographical Reach and Rich Crop Regions
The area of modern Turkey spans about 300 000 square miles, lying mainly in Asia Minor with a small bridgehead in Europe. It enjoys ample rainfall across Turkey in Europe and Asia Minor coastal areas, supporting crops from grapes to forests.
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Turkey
Asia Minor
Europe
Turkey-in
Fire safety tips for farm chimneys from Illinois expert
J G Andros of the Illinois College of Agriculture advises farmhouses install safe chimneys. Recommendations include fire clay flues in masonry chimneys, cement mortar joints, extending the chimney to ground level, and yearly inspection. Further details via the Homes Council Urbana Illinois circular for 10 cents.
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J. G. Andros
Ilinois
College
Riculture
Andros
Ici
Ea Homes Council
Oty Illinois
Urbana
Cattle Pasture Fertilization and Rotation Insights
The report notes cattle returns of 55 per acre and discusses pasture rotation and feeding. Experts from Illinois College of Agriculture highlight legume and clover pasture with bromegrass. They cite 100 to 300 pounds of 0-20-10 fertilizer per acre and emphasize improved pasture as key to higher yields.
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Ilinols Colle
Russell
Tes University
Avera
Marketing soybeans in spring will pay well
Dr. G. L. Jordan of the Illinois College of Agriculture notes that from 1931 to 1941 soybean prices peak in spring or early summer. Delayed marketing may yield enough price spread to fund a farm storage bin, with about forty cents per bushel often sufficient for a sturdy bin.
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G. L. Jordan
Illinois College’ of Agriculture
Jordan
Dr Kammlade Named State Leader of Farm Advisers
Dr. W. G. Kammlade, University of Illinois animal science professor, was named the new state leader of farm advisers succeeding Prof. J. C. Spitler who retired on September 1. Kammlade, with the Extension Service since 1915, will assist Dean H. P. Rusk in administering the agricultural program. He earned a master's in 1917 and a doctorate in 1931 from Illinois and has led the sheep department.
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W. G. Kammlade
University of Illinois
J. C. Spitler
Kammlade
H. P. Rusk
Trinity Lutheran Church Program And Trinity E U B Church Invites
Sunday schedules list Trinity Lutheran Church with worship at 8 30 am sermon titled Christian Soundness based on John 1 1 4 and Sunday school at 10 30 am a Lutheran hour program on WGN and rebroadcasts on KFUO and WCRA plus a morning service at Trinity E U B Church in Marshall with Sunday school at 9 30 am and an evangelistic service at 7 30 pm the pastor comments on attendance and invites others to join.
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St. John
Joseph's Brothers
Lutheran Hour
WGN
Chicago
KFUO
St. Louis
WCRA
Effingham
Trinity E. U. B. Church
Marshall
J. E. Vaney
Floyd Moore
Trinity Evangelical United Brethren Church
Sixth St
Charleston
Illinois sheep expert with Dixon Springs station ties
The passage notes a Department of Animal Science figure active since 1921, author of a sheep production book, and longtime chairman of the 5,000 acre Dixon Springs experiment station in Pope county. He oversees general supervision and coordination of all research at the station.
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Department of Animal Science
Dixon Springs
Pope County
Illinois
Order Trees Now for Spring Planting in Illinois
Extension forester L B Culver of the College of Agriculture warns red and white pine seedlings will be scarce again this year due to more planting and machine use. State nurseries exhausted red pine stock last fall. white pines unavailable. Minimum order 500 trees. obtain price lists and order blanks via county farm adviser or Springfield forester.
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L. B. Culver
Ilinois
Sf ” Agriculture
Culver
Springfield
College of Agriculture
Illinois
Illinois College of Agriculture
Farm and
Five ways to prevent pullorum in hatcheries
Dr. J Alberts of the University of Illinois outlines five measures to curb pullorum disease in winter and spring hatchings. He advises strict sanitation in brooders and hatcheries, using pullorum-clean eggs, burning dead chicks, rotating ranges, and careful brooding and feeding to sustain chick resistance. Regular annual testing of breeding flocks and monthly testing of infected flocks are urged to remove all infected birds to stop transmission.
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Illinois
J. ©. Alberts
University of Illinois
Alberts
Polio Emergency Drive Urges Illinois Support
Governor proclaims Polio Emergency Week urging generous contributions to the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis. Illinois reports 1,890 polio cases since January 1, with 20,518 total through August 27 nationwide cases projected to rise. The Foundation seeks 14.5 million dollars as March of Dimes funds run low, with current expenditures depleting rapidly. Basil O’Connor appeals for public support as resources flow to treatment centers and personnel nationwide.
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Ilinois
National Foundation For
Foundation
Millinois
Union
Itis
National Epidemic Aid Fund
Tenois
Illinois
National Foundation
Basil O'Connor
New York City
American Red Cross
All Same Material Gelatin Glue and Isinglass Ore Modifications
A brief note discusses gelatin glue and isinglass ore as modifications of a single base material. It outlines similarities in composition and suggests shared industrial applications and properties.
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Pat Pe
George E. Mahin
Taxpayers’ Federation For
Illnois
Lower Wabash
Mrs
Ellen Craig
University of
Jpsxo Ays
DR. Kammlade
Trinity Lutheran ~ Church
American Legion Home
Oscar Gerken
H. C. Lindley
South 8Th St
Dr. Tlyes
Marshall Loan CO
Fred B. Keifer
Optometrist
Carl A. Newlin
Hutsonville, Dl
Herald Advertising
Marshall, Il
Route 40
New Hampshire
Farmall H. International
John Deere
Seth Thomas
Mrs. Harry
Guinnip
Clyde H. Knowles
Audt
Harold Imle
Eckle
Home Bureau
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