Lesson on the Tongue from James and James 3
A Sunday school lesson analyzes Christian speech from James chapter 3 focusing on two kinds of talkers and the dangers of an uncontrolled tongue. It contrasts earthly wisdom with true wisdom from above and urges living faith through deeds. Also includes a September traffic death toll in Lincoln Nebraska and state budget figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Lord Jesus Christ
Lincoln — Nebraska
Douglas County
Lancaster County
Scotts Bluff
Osee
Lincoln
Nebraska
William H. Smith
Potato Growers Not to Blame for Cost
State statistician A. E. Anderson says high living costs are not the farmers’ fault. He notes North Platte valley potatoes bring 40 cents per 100 pounds for good red triumphs, eastern Nebraska 89 cents to $1.45, with freight about 30 cents per 100 pounds. Truckers move many potatoes directly to retailers, contributing to price variation.
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Lincoln
A. E. Anderson
North Platte Valley
Nebraska
Anderson
Nebraska WPA official Felton seeks drought relief funds
Felton, Lincoln D. Felton, state WPA administrator, reported in Chicago after discussions with regional officials on drought relief needs in Nebraska. He plans to request a higher relief quota, noting a bleak winter ahead in several counties and slow tax receipts hindering local fundraising efforts.
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Felton
Lincoln
D. LF
WPA
Chicago
Drouth
Nebraska
Caution in Buying Feeders Pays Dividends This Fall
Farm Topics by R C Ashby warns feeders to plan market timing and prices, prefer plain feeders for January to June margins, and seek expert advice to avoid overpaying this fall. He stresses accurate weights, avoiding excessive fill, and using proven scales.
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R C. Ashby
University of Illinois
WNU
Teach Chicks to Roost Says Iowa Expert
H L Wilcke of Iowa State College advises young chicks be taught to roost to prevent smothering. Provide accessible, gradually sloped roosts about six inches off the floor with closely spaced poles for hopping. Use easy cleaning dropping boards and treat roosts to deter mites and lice with listed chemicals.
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H. L. Wilcke
Poultry Husbandry
Iowa State College
Mash for Poultry Flock
North Carolina State authority says moist mash has limited value when fed continuously yet serves a key role at specific times. Use with early hatched pullets to prevent melt, with late hatched pullets to boost fall production, with laying hens to sustain through October, and with breeding hens to hasten January output. Three pounds per 100 birds moistened with hot water or milk, fed around two o'clock daily.
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North Carolina State College Authority
Farm Notes on New York Duck Rearing and Wheat Cultivation
The column notes New York as a leading duck raising state and discusses encouraging wheat cultivation over rice in Egypt. It mentions early hatched hens molting more easily, baby chicks starting feed with milk and water, and over 20,000 CCC boys enrolled in agricultural courses. It also covers cow and cattle feeding in Kansas and hawks aiding farmers by controlling ground squirrels.
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Ccc
Debt temptations rise as Federal Reserve rules loosen
The author argues that the Federal Reserve Board's revised discount rules enable banks to accept a wide range of debt instruments in exchange for cash, easing borrowing for many citizens. He warns this increases debt risk, contrasts it with the 1929 crash, and criticizes Roosevelt era spending and national debt growth while urging prudence in balancing budgets and guarding park funding.
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Washington
John Q
Public— Reserve
Federal Reserve System
Federal Reserve Banks
Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve Board of Governors
Reserve System
Board of Governors
Reserve Banks
Federal Reserve Bank
Reserve Board
United States
Federal Reserve Board
Treasury
Roosevelt
Great Columbia River Dam
Hoover
National Park Service
National Parks
Yellowstone
National Park’ ‘Service
Western Newspaper Union
Answers to Ask Me About World Facts and History
A historical Q and A covers topics from aviation around the world to the Vatican’s Civil War era diplomacy. It details round the world flight feasibility, telecom and cable data, geographic centers, pectin, tin can interiors, population estimates, hospital and hotel counts, labor party votes, and diplomatic postings during the Civil War with named envoys and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
United States
Vatican
Farmer-Labor Party
John J. Stockton
New Jersey
Alexander W. Randall
Wisconsin
Randall
Richard Milford Blatchford
New York
Rufus King
Blatchford
Home Heating Hints Jet Barclay
OME owners can save money by using the coal size that fits their furnace firepot. Firepot size guides suggest egg to chestnut sizes depending on interior diameter and depth. Local climate and setup may warrant adjustments. ask your dealer which size or sizes maximize heat value at lowest cost.
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Harold L. Lundquist
Bean of
The
Aay, Bible Institute Cage
Letter of
Omaha
PWA
Washington, D. C
Public Works Administration
Atlanta
Fort Worth
San Francisco
Portland
Ore
Norris
TVA
North Platte
George B. Dent
Tri County Power
Irrigatio
Dent
West
State
New Yorks
Egypt
Omer E
Pacific Northwest
Kansas
Lebanon
Smith County
Kan
International Statistical Institute
Cornhusker
Grocer iv
Don Leon
Nebia
Mrs Pips
Fred
Fred Neher
Buo
Fuser
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