High Corn Yields Depend On Adequate Fertilizers
Illinois College of Agriculture economists say break even ranges from 30 to 70 bushels per acre depending on corn price and land value. At $1.50 a bushel with $200 acre land, 40 bushels cover costs. Missouri shows about 40 bushels needed for profit. Balanced nitrogen, phosphate, and potash are essential. lacking any reduces top production.
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Acre
Ilinois College of Agriculture
North
Ern
Illinois
Missouri Agronomists
Scripture and Revotional Reading Selections
A listing of biblical passages including Exodus 20 15 Luke 16 1 12 19 1 10 45 46 and Amos 5 read as devotional material for study and reflection.
Stealing and Money in Christian Teaching
A 1951 analysis discusses stealing as depriving others of what is rightfully theirs, citing railroads and the elderly. It explains Jesus parables on money and stewardship, Zacchaeus’s conversion, and warns that theft can occur even within church settings when leaders or congregations underpay staff or neglect accountability.
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Esus
Billy Sunday
Jesus
A. B. Bruce
R. J. G. Patton
God
Zacchaeus
Christ
Power-Using Implements Often Are Fire Hazards
A safety notice warns that powered but non self driven farm tools like corn shredders, saws, cleaners and grinders create fire risk from friction sparks and gasoline fumes. Operating near buildings is dangerous, especially when straw is conveyed to barns. Regular greasing and careful operation plus good housekeeping prevent quick, spreading fires.
Pitchfork Rack Reduces Farm Accidents at Barn
Pitchforks left about the barn cause many farm mishaps. A simple wall rack will fix the hazard in minutes and could save hours from accidents. Properly stored tools boost efficiency in the farm and shop.
Local Social Visits Round Up Area Residents
Mrs. John Cinadr and her son Jack visited the Tom Fatio home in Richmond last week Monday. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Schindler of San Antonio spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hohman. Anita Richter visits Fort Worth while Mrs. Weaver Owens recovers from an operation. Alvin Petras with Henrietta and David visit Lake Jackson Sunday. W. L. Knape visits Hallettsville on Saturday. Emanuel Ermis of Lake Jackson spent the weekend with his mother Mrs. Adolph Ermis.
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John Cinadr
Jack
Tom Fatio
Richmond
J. W. Schindler
San Antonio
Louis Hohman
Anita Richter
Fort Worth
Weaver Owens
Alvin Petras
Henrietta and
David
Lake Jackson
Emanuel Ermis
Adolph Ermis
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America
American Fruit Grower
American Poultry Journal
Breeder's Gazette
Capper
Country Gentleman
Farm Journal
Farmer's Wife
Household
Pathfinder
Poultry Tribune
American Home American Magazine
BREEDER'S GAZETTE _CAPPER’S FARMER CHRISTIAN HERALD
Coronet
McCall's Magazine
Mother’s Home
National Livestock Page
Saturday Evening Post
R.F.D
IME
Moulton Eagle
Arrow
Arrow Mills
Arrow Feeder
Arrow Dairy Feeds
Turkey
Berangin
Moulton
Texas
Bude
International
SA Sea
Lavaca County Abstract Company
Abstracts Real Estate
Jerome I. Kocian
Hallettsville, Texas
Peoples State Bank Building
Dr. Foreman
Division of Parishan Education
National Council of the Churches of Christ of the United States of America
WNU Features
Pitchfork
EAGLE
Goodfyear
Goodyear
Pietsch
King Cotton
the Maid OF Cotton
W. L. Knape
Hallettsville
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