Truth in the inner parts and the believer’s duty
A lesson on truth from John 8 47 and Psalm 51 6 condemns lying as Satan’s nature and urges honesty in all life spheres. It warns against perjury whisperers and modernism, calls for a born again heart, and urges Christians to forsake lies in family church and public life.
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International Council of Gious
God
Satan
L. D. Higley
Lord Jesus Christ
Mr. Higley
Jesus
Christ
Resolutions from California Farm Bureau meeting
Delegates at the California Farm Bureau federation annual meeting in Sacramento approved key resolutions. Highlights include making first aid training a high school graduation requirement, continuing the bovine tuberculosis eradication program, standardizing imported dairy products, and supporting flood control funding and marketing reforms.
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al Eckman
Kern County Bureau
California
State Department of Agriculture
United States
Spice Origins Across the Indies
Nutmeg and mace arrive from the East and West Indies while cloves come from Zanzibar and both allspice and ginger originate in Jamaica. The trade connects Caribbean and Indian Ocean regions with broad merchant networks.
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East
West Indies
Zanzibar
Farmers And Fruit Growers Plan Ventura Meet
Farmers from Shafter plan to attend the seventy first fruit growers and farmers convention in Ventura Monday and Tuesday. Speakers include Alex Johnson and Dr C A Duckworth on dairy issues and the California proration act with other farm authorities scheduled to discuss farm problems and legislation.
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Shafter
Ventura
Alex Johnson
California Farm Bureau Federation
C. A Duckworth
Animal Husbandry
State Department of Agriculture
John Watson
Edward W. Gaumnitz
AAA
A. J
Shafter Nursery School Reports 29 Pupils in November
The Shafter nursery school recorded an average daily attendance of 29 pupils for November. Enrollment stands at 35, with two under two years, 11 two-year-olds, 12 three-year-olds, and 10 four-year-olds in the group.
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Shafter Nursery School
Bid To Be Made Shafter For Convention
A bid for the California Scholarship Federation spring meeting will be made by Shafter members at a Visalia conference December 10. Delegates appointed include Louise Livers Hattie Mecham Marian Harrison Amanda Johnson Leonora Wittenberg Luella Dani Paul Garrett James Livers Ruben Mettler Harold Janzen Clark Wiedman Elmer Dahl.
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California Scholarship Federation
Shafter
Visalia
Visalia Conference
Louise Livers
Hattie Mecham
Marian Harrison
Amanda Johnson
Leonora Wittenberg
Luella Dani
Paul J Garrett
James Livers
Ruben Mettler
Harold Janzen
Clark Wiedman
Elmer Dahl
Elements Form Most Of Earth’s Crust
A solid part of the earth, the lithosphere, comprises eight elements oxygen silicon aluminum iron calcium sodium potassium and magnesium. They account for more than 98 percent of the rocky crust to depths of about ten miles.
Concrete forms built for Shafter high gym project
Concrete forms are being built for the Shafter high school gymnasium and auditorium project after excavation. Foremen expect reinforcement and concrete pours by mid next week, with 10 to 12 workers now and up to 60 as work progresses, using local labor when possible. Work began last week with a steam shovel, and completion is targeted before the school year ends.
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Shafter High School
An Honest and Free Man Quote Display
A fragment presents a reflective aphorism about honesty and freedom stating that a person cannot claim to be honest and free unless they desire that others think and act as they do. The line is attributed to a generic moral maxim speaker.
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Aueérhorh
Shafter High Set December 16 Date for Play Louder Please
December 16 is set as the probable date for Shafter high school’s student body play Louder Please. Miss Daisy Blaettler directs five evening rehearsals weekly as Marlein Neufeld and Vivian Barnes lead the cast in a comedy about a motion picture director seeking publicity with newspaper men, stage eccentrics, a good hearted man, and a plain clothes detective. The Richland grammar school auditorium hosts the production.
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Shafter
Daisy Blaettler
Marlein Neufeld
Vivian Barnes
Richland Grammar School
New York Post Office Lacked Clerks in 1812
In 1812 New York had only four post office clerks. Their pay included board with the postmaster, revealing lean staffing and compensation practices of early federal mail service.
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New York
P. O
Builders Asked To Meet With Council In Shafter
Builders and contractors in Shafter are asked to meet with city council members Friday evening at 8 in the city hall. The meeting aims to discuss zoning problems with preliminary discussion held Monday and no action taken pending further investigation and local contractor consultation.
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Shafter
Seven Babies Added to Clinic at Shafter
Seven new babies were added at the Shafter well-baby clinic held Friday afternoon in the American Legion hall. The clinic was sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary with Mrs. Glenn O. Nay and Mrs. Jack Janzen assisting local doctors and county health officers with the work.
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Shafter
American Legion Hall
The
American Legion Auxiliary
Glenn O. Nay
Jack Janzen
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