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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1950
Page
7
Woodwork in farm homes can be repainted more effectively with proper surface prep. A study by Eagle-Picher of Cincinnati found prep adds value whether done by pro or farmer. If old paint is good, wash with benzine on a dry cloth to remove grease. if poor, remove affected areas and clean remaining paint with benzine.
The article explains spring calving reduces winter feed costs by allowing use of lower grade rations. It notes fall calving requires a milk-producing, pricier winter ration to keep calf growth. In five months of dry feed, 1,300 to 1,500 pounds of digestible feed are needed, and a 1,100-pound cow can winter cheaply with 1,100 pounds clover hay 1,500 pounds corn stover and 500 pounds oats straw.
Farmers receive guidance from extension services on handling hatching eggs. The tips urge packing eggs with the small end down and, for twice weekly marketing, turning may not be needed. If stopping sales briefly, keep room temperature at 45 to 60 degrees.
A devotional reading compiles brief selections from Acts Romans Hebrews and John focusing on faith endurance and guidance. It presents meditation prompts and short reflections drawn from the cited scriptures to inspire daily contemplation.
A March 1959 sermon clarifies that Christian faith is belief in Jesus Christ, not in creeds or saints. It emphasizes Christ as Son of Man, Teacher, Priest, and Lord, and asserts the church thrives when Christ is alive in believers. A Muslim convert cites missionary lives, not theology, as the proof.
B W Raymond, an early Chicago pioneer who moved from New York to begin a business career in 1836, soon led the young city as chief executive. He helped launch Elgin Illinois watchmaking, and a timepiece bearing his name is still produced there.
Elgin Illinois rose as a watch center thanks to pioneer residents who donated 35 acres of land and subscribed 25 000 in stock to lure the infant industry in 1864.
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