Long Batie Ladies Attend Gatherings and Sermons
The article describes Mrs Roberg and other local figures hosting events in the town, with visits by family members and neighbors. It mentions attendance at a memorial service and expressions of community life through religious readings and singing, culminating in a shared meal and testimonies.
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Roberg
Wesuisday
Murrow Nelson
W. Kyoneman
Momlay
JW Yeung
Paes
Debra Ohegggedori
Mat Misilaat
Derger Hongerken
Kropeman
Lemmon
Local South Fork Notes Record Family Visits and Farm Events
Readable fragments describe Mr Kurt and son visiting Lemmen on Saturday, families attending events with Mrs Vike and Miss Batutilay, and a Sunday Thunderhawk game with neighbors. Also mentioned are deliveries, cow milking plans, and a visit from George Belnader at Laminen, plus shopping trips and guests at the Nason home.
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Kurt
Doe
Lemmen Thesitay
Vike
Muteehoubacher
Stevene
Nick Kurt
Tag Atten - Krist Lathe
George Belnader
Laminen
Olav
Stee
Lemna
The Inspiration of The Bible Be Muston of Lath Horn
A fragmented poetic prose piece recalls biblical imagery and moral warnings. It weaves themes of wisdom fear devotion love friendship memory and hope with classical references and a dreamlike critique of speech and garment imagery.
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Horn
Ated
Hille
Fannar
Lange Hagas
Imag
Waeiry Bepela
Trod
Childs von Hiatt
Weber
Peare
Peril
Ewkenty
Candling Eggs With A Simple Homemade Outfit
A short guide describes a basic candling setup using a pasteboard box and lamp to inspect eggs. It explains constructing a darkened chamber, placing the egg against a lighted panel to reveal cracks or defects, and warns to discard any suspect eggs before market.
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Beyer
Sheep kept on muddy pens harm breeding stock
A farmer warns that sheep on wet dirt floors cause poor condition and rangy, low-growth stock. He notes risks from muddy pens, advises moved pastures, better feeding, and adjusting scarecrows to protect flocks and pasture quality.
Rural Homes Exhibit Promotes Beautification in Kentucky
A Kentucky rural arts group advocates a nationwide program to improve homes and landscapes. The exhibit aims to inspire residents to maintain neat lawns attractive shrubs and tidy surroundings, arguing beautification benefits property value and community pride.
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Kentucky
Ehibte
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