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Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1929

Page

6

Nebraska farm profits shown

Lincoln Neb farmers posted annual incomes from 1300 to 3400 dollars with some regions averaging higher profits. A 326 farm survey by Ralph Cole of the agricultural college charts regional differences, farm size, and management effects on earnings across central, southeastern, and western Nebraska.

Lincoln Nebraska Ralph Cole The Agricultural College Mr. Cole Custer Boone Sherman Buffalo Howard Merrick Nuckolls Clay Fillmore Adams Franklin York Hamilton Phelps Saunders Lancaster Seward Saline Jefferson Johnson Otoe Cass Nemaha

Nebraska governor to deliver five commencement addresses

Governor Arthur Weaver announced five commencement talks for high school seniors to be held in Waterloo Lexington Mc Cook Blair and Weeping Water over the next two weeks. The message highlights the state leader's plans and the host communities.

Arthur Weaver Waterloo Lexington McCook Blair Weeping Water Art Boyd State Pardon Board Junior Chamber of Commerce of Fairbury Nebraska City Chamber of Commerce Charles B. Righter Lincoln High School Iowa City Virginia Hogan Omaha Washington, D. C Nebraska Marvin Wright York

Midland observatory to be dedicated during May commencement

Midland College prepares a May 27 dedication for its 7,500 astronomical observatory at the Cottonwood summer home of Dan V. Stephens. The facility houses the state’s second largest mounted telescope with magnification up to 500 diameters as part of commencement week activities.

Midland Fremont Midland College Cottonwood Dan V. Stephens

Rechabites Teach Loyalty Under Timothy Verse Test

Lesson notes Jeremiah 35 1 19 emphasize the Rechabites successors of Jonadab who refused strong drink kept to nomadic poverty and obedience. They stand in contrast to Judah's disobedience, with God’s judgment and reward linked to filial loyalty and faithful living.

Hemath Jethro Moses Canaan Saul Jeremiah Judah Jonadab God Eden Devil Matthew Henry

Walk While Ye Have Light Doctrinal Exchange Cited

A biblical passage from John chapters 12 verses 34 to 36 records Jesus urging the people to walk in the light while it is with them. He asks who the Son of Man is and emphasizes belief in the light to become children of light.

Jesus Santh

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