Iowa Fact Highlights Vast Horse Population
An Iowa fact notes the state hosts about 400000 head of horses, counting roughly half of the nation’s Belgian breed. The figure underscores Iowa’s prominence in equine stock.
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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1923
Page
10
An Iowa fact notes the state hosts about 400000 head of horses, counting roughly half of the nation’s Belgian breed. The figure underscores Iowa’s prominence in equine stock.
International Sunday School Lesson reviews Acts 8 1 to 15 35 on the spread of the church through Philip’s ministry to Samaria and the eunuch. The Holy Spirit is a personal power guiding early mission and belief, with reflections on persecution expanding the gospel and the need for true spiritual fruit.
A discussion prompts teachers to guide students through missionary journeys up to Acts 15 18 identifying men named places visited and key events. It asks which great leaders appear before chapter 16 and to recount the Paul Barnabas contention including who was right and whether good emerged. The piece then questions church prosperity tied to aggressive missionary effort and how it might be achieved.
Quotations from the Farmers Co operative Exchange in Pella list hogs at 5.60 to 6.35 per cwt and corn and oats prices per bushel. wheat 90 cents per bushel. Prices reflect market conditions for grains and hogs in the Pella area.
Aunt Rachel, a longtime colored servant, returns from her first car ride and expresses awe at the experience. Boss asks if she'd like another trip, and she replies no, one ride was enough for her. She explains she did not dare to put her full weight into the vehicle.
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