Signs of Wisdom and Fear in Bible Teachings
The text argues wisdom comes from fearing the Lord, not rebelling against God. It warns that money and nature mislead, while wisdom begins with reverence and obedience, directing daily choices and resisting public opinion.
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Highway Department
Louisville
Job
Gallup
Division of Christian Education
National Council of the Churches of Christ
Community Press Service
Weather Word Gap in Hawaiian Language Cited
Researchers note that Hawaiian lacks a native word for weather and rely on descriptive terms. Linguists explain that climate concepts are expressed through phrases describing conditions and seasonal patterns rather than a single term.
Civil War Shaped Nebraska's Growth From 1865 to 1890
The Civil War deeply influenced Nebraska despite its remote location. It spurred two key federal measures: the Union Pacific transcontinental railroad and the Homestead Act. Railroads and land policies transformed Nebraska from a 30,000 population territory at war start to a booming agricultural state with over a million residents by 1890.
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Nebraska
Union Pacific
South
Platte Valley
Great Central
Burlington
Plattsmouth
Lowell
Fort Kearny
America
Europe
East
Congress
Agricultural notes and fertilizer timing from Nebraska tests
Field tests and expert comments discuss how soil tests guide fertilizer needs for crops. Dr Robert Olson notes nitrogen form and timing reduce losses. Nebraska experiments show side-dressing with minimal rates yields better corn than spring or fall applications, while excess nitrogen minimizes time-based differences. Telegraph want ads suggest using classified ads for selling or trading.
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Robert Olson
University
Lincoln
Nebraska
Soil Tests Show Real Value Of Fertilizing In Panhandle
Dr. Donald Hanway of the University of Nebraska tells about 125 agri service representatives that soil tests guide fertilizer use in western Nebraska. He notes 30 percent of samples show nitrogen profitable for summer fallow wheat, 15 percent show nitrogen would lower yields, with tests aiding other crops.
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Panhandle
Mitchell
Nebraska
University of Nebraska Agronomist
Donald Hanway
Department of Agronomy
University In
Lincoln
Scotts Bluff
Hanway
Final Report and Hearing on Warren Estate in Cheyenne County
Estate of Ralph A Warren No 2788 in Cheyenne County Nebraska. Administrator files final account and petition for final settlement and discharge. Hearing set April 24 1961 at 10 AM before the County Court. Interested parties may appear and contest. Dated April 6 1961. Attorneys Martin Davis Mattoon Matzke.
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Ralph A. Warren
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
State of
Excess Water On Land Should Be Managed To Avoid Leaching
University of Nebraska extension irrigationist Paul Fischbach warns against excess irrigation as it causes leaching of nitrates from the root zone. He advises using tensiometers to judge when to start and stop watering and outlines depth targets for different soils and seasons.
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Lincoln
University of Nebraska Extension
Paul Fischbach
Fischbach
Phone Your Classified Ads to 5555 Have Something to Sell
Classified ad brief urges readers to call 5555 to place items for sale. No names, dates, or organizations. Uses a direct call to action common in local papers.
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Telegraph
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Doan
Maple Street
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Neil Thorpe
Pete Rapp
Rambler
Sunbeam
Sunbeam Elec
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Sunbeam Coffeemaker
Sunbeam Electric Blanket
Sunbeam Mixmaster
Bridgeport Equipment Co
Bridgeport
U.S
Rural Electrification Administration
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