Methodist Church Notes and Mission Meeting Report
Church items report services at 10 11 and 6 30 with Epworth League at 6 45. A missionary talk by Dr. xxx relates eighteen years of work abroad and praise for progress. Fairbury meeting reported as encouraging across mission fields. Buffet luncheon by W F M Society this Saturday in the basement. Preparations continue for Eastern services with choir and orchestra rehearsing.
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Epworth
Aes
Rares
Saeed
Fairbury
W. F. M. Society
Catena Fe Arch Warespect Sunday
Fragmentary OCR note references a Sunday event at Catena Fe Arch with mentions of wares or markets. No clear names, places, or dates beyond Sunday.
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Catena Fearch
Federated Church urges attendance ahead of Easter
The Federated Community Church seeks 24 new attendees and invites those who were present last Sunday to return next Sunday for Easter preparation. The message notes Easter two weeks away and promotes a spiritual journey with topics What Jesus Means to Me and Closed Doors. Mrs. W. E. Anderson hosts the Ladies Keystone Kensington meeting on Friday April 3.
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Jesus
Eadies Keystone Kensington
Federated Church
W. E. Anderson
Easter date rules and school notes cross era
A mixed report covers school absences in eighth grade activity and a wiener roast plan, alongside a civic explanation of Easter dating. The text notes several students absent for illnesses and other reasons, and explains Easter falls on the first Sunday after the full moon following the vernal equinox.
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Ada Lukas
Irwin Shutt
Melvin Schroeder
Pearl Feanacht
Carmichael
Dale Frida
Lester Strawbacker
Seower
Henrichs
Peddlers and solicitors roam. lock doors to screen visits
The article warns that a large number of peddlers and solicitors are traveling from town to town selling various goods. It urges households to keep front doors locked and blinds partly up to identify callers. It notes peddlers pay no taxes or contribute to the town’s welfare.
Springtime quest and house duties in a playful riddle
A lighthearted verse contemplates spring cleaning and domestic life with humor. It contrasts the cheerful prospect of renewal with the duty of beating rugs and the winter routines of a husband resting in his den.
Animals prepare for day with grooming before work and play
London Answers notes animals dress and bathe before activity. Dogs and cats wash by the fire while birds, canaries, swallows, ducks and coastal species seek clean water or rain for baths, showing neatness and selective bathing habits.
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London
How Taximeter Records Fare Passenger Pays
The taximeter operates by distance and time to record the fare. A wheel system translates wheel revolutions into dollars and cents. When the For Hire flag lowers a flexible shaft drives a gear to tally distance and extras, ceasing when the cab stops. time-based rates can disconnect the recording block.
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Aig Sue Jn
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Extremes of Life in Air and Ocean
Observations note the condor of the Andes soaring above peaks at about 20 000 feet and naturalists say it can fly five miles high. In the ocean the deepest abysses host life with the blackest coldest waters and shapes of utmost simplicity, yet teeming with colossal beings.
Rice Cultivation Practices and Seed Flooding Techniques
The passage explains rice cultivation where seed is sown like wheat, flooded to germinate, then the water is drained, and later re-flooded to encourage growth. It discusses stages of irrigation and drainage in traditional rice farming.
U S Poultry Forecast Misfired In 1924 Markets
A Blue Valley Creamery survey questions a USDA 1924 flock estimate of 474 million chickens on January 1, 1924. The report notes a 12 percent rise from 1928 and an 82 percent gain since 1920, with spring doldrums and high prices undermining expected market flood. Dressed poultry receipts stayed light through summer, though December 1 1924 saw 16 million pounds more on hand than the prior year.
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Peet
Blue Valley Creamery Institute
United States Department of Agriculture
Milk Industry Production and Export Trends Across America
The Blue Valley Creamery Institute reports factories absorb over 84 percent of yearly milk, with most converted to creamery butter. Cheese makes up 8.7 percent. Cordensed milk boomed during World War I, reaching 40 percent of total manufacture by 1939, after a postwar drop. About 90 percent of condensed milk is produced in eight states led by Wisconsin and New York.
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Blue Valley Creamery Institute
Wisconsin
New York
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Ilinois
Ohio
Washington
California
Hog prices rise as breeders expect market shift
Experienced breeders and buyers anticipate a period of tighter hog shipments and rising prices. Reports from industry institutes indicate lower supply and earlier year improvements in prices, with producers paying about 100 pounds more for hogs than last winter at Chicago markets.
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Bigcreamery Val Institute
Rene
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