Jefferson County 1937 Agricultural Conservation Progress
Jefferson county moves forward with the 1937 Agricultural Conservation program as community committeemen set up depleting bases and productivity appraisals for farms. E A Jacobs announces completion expected in March to aid planning, with rules distributed to farmers and records prepared for participation and payments.
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Jefferson County
E. A. Jacobs
County Association
Farm Bureau
John H Becker
Fred Buffing
J. H. Feith
A. N. Hoffman
F. A. Jacobs
Ernest Kriesel
Arthur C. Ruhnke
School Notes District 56 Pearl Sparks
Students with perfect attendance this week include Mary Elizabeth Freitag Darlene Freitag Esther Behrends Evelyn Behrends Ronald Weers Lyle Dale Gerald Belding Larie Belding Donald Belding. They read Tom Sawyer Abroad by Mark Twain during morning exercise and enjoyed hot lunches. Spelling awards went to Lyle Dale Gerald Belding Larie Belding Darlene Freitag Pon Elizabeth and Ronald Weers. Penmanship papers returned with all receiving awards. Friday art class made March window decorations. Mise Sparks had supper with Esther and Evelyn Behrends Thursday night.
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Mary Elizabeth
Darlene Freitag
Esther
Evelyn Behrends
Ronald Weers
Lyle Dale
Gerald, Larie
Donald Belding
Gerald
Larie Belding
Pon Elizabeth
Mise Sparks
Flattery and its appeal in human interaction
The saying notes that flattery acts as sweet nourishment for those who can accept praise. It reflects how praise can influence perception and self esteem, shaping social dynamics and expectations in communication.
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Sunkist
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P & G Soap
Oxydol
Diller, Nebraska
Agricultural News
Victor M. Hetageks
Nebraska College of Agriculture
Lincoln
H. J. Gramlich
Victor M. Rediger
County Agricultural Conservation Committee
Pearl Sparks
Tom Sawyer
Mark Twain
Victor Cream Farina
Blackbird
Allen’s Cash Market
S. C., Hutchinson
Blue Valley
Credit Ass’n
Fairbury, Nebraska
Odell
General Hospital
C. E. Rice, M. D
Odell, Nebraska
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