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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1930
Page
10
Farm guidance covers wild animal traps and ground thaw timing, silage effects on milk flavor, and best milking order. It notes forests on poor soils or slopes add value, supply materials, shelter livestock, and protect crops. Also discusses farm taxation trends 1914–1927 and calf and chick feeding, home sawmills for black locust posts, and alfalfa inoculation via soil transfer.
The report notes that adding glue and a small amount of soil to seed can yield satisfactory inoculation in some cases. It also states that inoculation can be achieved through artificial cultures, indicating multiple practical approaches for preparing inoculated seeds.
International Sunday School Lesson by J A Laphai centers on service over status, citing Matthew 20 17 28 and Philippians 1 11. It emphasizes belief followed by action, notes great leaders like Carey Judson Livingstone and Paton acted on faith, and warns that true greatness in God’s kingdom comes through humble service rather than power or wealth.
A devotional piece discusses Jesus as a ransom for many, urging careful study of Isaiah 53 Acts 8 32 33 1 Peter 1 18 19 2 24 and II Corinthians. It reconnects this to parents and nurses, contrasts worldly ambition with Christlike service, and proposes classroom activities for children to plan acts of service and share outcomes next Sunday.
The speaker asks if lasting happiness exists outside the method Jesus gave for securing greatness and happiness. They question whether other religions offer a plan similar to Christ’s and challenge readers to compare religious paths for true, enduring joy.
W. J. Brooks of Washington Iowa forsakes potato raising for digging gold in his garden. He recently found a $20 gold piece and a $10 piece, then unearthed three $10 pieces and another $20, totaling $80. The coins are said to be in good condition with mint ages ranging from 41 to 88 years. The source of the money remains unexplained.
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