Diller Church Items Highlight Sunday Services and Projects
Congregational Church notes Sunday School at 10 and service at 11 00 a m Evening worship at 730. The youth gathering last Thursday drew a responsive crowd. A first regular meeting followed Sunday evening. Decorations and improvements planned including a new S S room and community hall An evangelistic committee is forming. Union Thanksgiving service yielded nine dollars for Near East Relief.
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M. E. Church
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Methodist Church Announces Annual Bazaar and Giving Day
Reverend Velte reports Sunday School attendance strong with offerings for hospitals totaling 15.60. Eighty seven reservations for the fathers and sons banquet, the annual bazaar December 8 in the church basement, and December 9 when Dr. A O. Hinson attends. Universe Bible Sunday features The Bible Around the World lecture by the American Bible Society.
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Fathers and Sons
Ladies Aid of
A O. Hinson
Congregational Church
Universe Bible
American Bible Society
Driving Offenders Face Harder Penalties
Commentary argues for revoking licenses after a second offence and imposing heavy fines on owners who employ reckless or drunken drivers. The author contends penalties should deter repeat behavior and improve road safety.
One Road to Wealth From a Jersey Calf to Five Cattle
Leonard Miller of Kennard Nebraska joined a dairy calf club in 1928 and borrowed to buy a purebred Jersey heifer calf. She paid for herself with prizes, then her bull calf financed a second venture. He now owns five Jersey cows and a Jersey bull, proving a Jersey cow yields milk for her weight in profit.
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Leonard Miller
Kennard
Washington County
Neb
The Money Power and Big Business
The piece argues the money power supports everyday needs from coal and sugar to cloth and tea, warns without it most men would be idle, and claims farmers seek protection from big business. It presents big business as essential on a large scale and says complaints reflect unthinking choices.
Dollar Watch Given Scientific Dignity
Washington notices a Smithson Institute division exhibit titled Contemporary archaeology presenting a range of watches. It highlights Jason R. Hopkins of Washington who in 1975 proposed a 50 cent timepiece, a plan that failed, followed by D A A Buch patents enabling cheap watch manufacture.
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D. A. A. Buch
Man buys stone trough at Barnard Castle farm sale
A man purchased what he believed to be a stone pig trough at a Barnard Castle farm sale in England. On returning home he discovered the object was a likely Roman era hand grain mill trough about fourteen hundred years old.
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Aisnuckr
Barnard Castle
England
Tune Is British And Yankee Doodle Heritage
The air of Yankee Doodle is described as a British tune known in Cromwell’s time by that name and played with reverent allusion to its similarity to Yankee. It was later adopted by Americans as a national air.
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Boston
Going Somewhere Someone has said that it is hard to meet the average mind
An Exchange quote ponders that real thinking moves toward a goal while reverie drifts. It argues life is short and minds should be directed rather than left to drift.
Value of a dairy cow judged by profits not cost
The Blue Valley Creamery Institute says a cow's worth is measured by profits from milk and butterfat, not purchase price. It cites Minnesota records showing a high producing cow at 192 days earned 118.17 dollars profit over feed, while a lower producer with 365 days yielded 51.20 dollars.
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Minnesota
Institute
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