End Times World Alignments and Faith in Lawton Story
A Voice of the Public column reflects on two global ideologies and the biblical end times, contrasting Russia and its allies with antagonists and urging faith in Christ. It recounts George T. Pinches’s contribution and details Rev. Mark Wallock’s Lawton Easter Sunrise Pageant, its growth, WPA support, and film adaptation to broadcast the Life of Christ to wider audiences.
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Russia
U.S.S.R
Palestine
Rome
Italy
God
Christ
Lord Jesus Christ
George T. Pinches
United States
Lawton
Oklahoma
Mark Wallack
Ft. Sill
Wallock
Walock
Wichita Mountains
Holy City of Jerusalem
Rev. Wallack
Wichita Mountain
Pella
Nyone
Campaign Spurs animal disease tests at Iowa State College
Iowa State College veterinary laboratory reports rising tests for brucellosis in dairy cows and cattle, plus Newcastle and rabies data. Dr. Paul Bennett says intensified campaigns drive more testing. increases reflect proactive surveillance rather than immediate spread, with notable activity in May to July and a heavy late-year test surge.
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Iowa State College Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory
Paul Bennett
Farm Bureau
Law
U. S. Departments of Agriculture
Newcastle
Iowa
Bennett
Iowa City
Theatre Manager Defends Prince of Peace Presentation
Editor of the Pella Chronicle argues that the recent performance of The Prince of Peace should be judged only after viewing and understanding the facts. He recalls Oberammergau’s Passion Play and notes the cast’s intent not to imitate Jesus but to present the biblical story respectfully.
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Oberammergau
Germany
United States
Jesus
Enlisted in U.S. Air Force
Robert D. Sheet son of Mr. and Mrs. Sheets prepares to enter four year service. He reports to Lackland Air Force Base in San Antonio Texas for basic training and awaits aptitude tests and potential selection for a technical school.
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Mr. Sheets
Robert D. Sheet
William I
Peace Street, Tell
United States Air Force
Robert
Lackland Air Force Base
San Antonio
Texas
Waterways in Early Spring Plan urged for 1950 and 51
Agricultural engineer Dale Hull of Iowa State College advises farmers to start grass waterways along terraces planned for 1950 and 1951. He recommends locating routes 20 feet wide, seeding with hardy perennials like bromegrass timothy red top reed canary grass and bluegrass, and avoiding alfalfa or sweet clover. Hull also urges topsoil piles for gullies, mulch for erosion control and ample manure to promote strong grass stands.
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Dale Hull
Iowa State College
Hull
Iowa
Sheldon Woman Receives Letter From Shirley Temple
Mrs Minnie Cobb of Sheldon, aged 83, cherishes a scrapbook style collection about Shirley Temple. Her pages trace the actress from The Little Colonel to fame and include a full scrapbook on the Dionne quintuplets.
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Minnie Cobb
Sheldon
Shirley Temple
Containing Rabies Spread Through Veterinary Guidance
The report urges referring suspected rabies cases to local veterinarians and enlisting Dr. C. D. Lee, extension poultry veterinarian, for diagnosis. It advises isolating suspected animals for observation and stressing careful handling of heads sent to diagnostic labs to avoid damage.
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C. D. Lee
Employment Office Helps Farmers Find Hired Hands
Weekly farm labor clinics are starting well across the state with good attendance, showing growing interest from both farmers and farm hands. Knoxville manager Krenmyre notes many farmers remain unsure of their exact needs as spring work looms and emphasizes the aim to match qualified workers to suitable jobs through the town Employment Service and its clearance system.
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Town Employment Service
Krenmyre
Knoxville
Employment Service
Maine Leads In Potato Growth And Fisheries Value
Maine is the leading potato growing state in the Union with poultry thriving and fisheries ranking second in value in New England.
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Maine
Union
New England
Reports Show Sully Co op Had An Excellent Year
Nearly 1,000 people gathered February 16 at the Sully Community Building for the annual meeting of the Sully Co op. A free lunch followed by entertainment, then Adrian Rozendaal was elected to the board to replace retiring I. B. Van Roekel. Arthur Huyser became president, with D. J. Ver Ploeg as vice president, E. G. Kruse as secretary, and LD. Van Rees as treasurer. The elevating department posted year sales of 1,640,761.74 with net savings of 13,039.07. the creamery sold 2,697,621 pounds of butter with net savings 32,809.19. oil department had notable gains. Fred De Vries runs the creamery and oil departments. Henry Recofson manages elevating. Tums department led by 0. TH Wisterhof, acquired from Denniston and Partridge.
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Sully
Coop
Bet
Ander Molen
Gilbert Vander Wal
Adrian Rozendaal
I. B. van Roekel
Arthur Huyser
Koekel
D. J. Ver Ploeg
Vicw
E.G. “Kruseretary
van Rees
Arthur” Huy
John Eysink
Dick Ver Ploeg
Kruseman
Gysbert van Wyi
Ross
Fred de Vries
Oddy
Henry
Recofson
TH Wisterhof
Tums
Denniston and Partridge
Anid
Grandparents of Terry Argotsinger Highlight Local Ties
Terry Argotsinger of Deloit in Crawford County has strong family roots with one grandparent surviving and all grandparents living in or near Deloit. The note reflects close family ties in the small community.
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Terry Argotsinger
Deloit
Crawford County
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Gary Cooper
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Texas Playboys
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Colbert
Baer
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Sully Co-op
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