Sermon on the Mount Project urges wiser world conduct
Will Rogers once quipped that everyone is ignorant about something and the Sermon on the Mount Project argues basic teachings can ease global and domestic tensions. The 1950s effort circulated in 145 newspapers across 40 states, inviting sponsors and schools to print or translate the page to educate, unite, and heal nations.
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Will Rogers
New York Herald Ribune
United States
Canada
Ireland
Wales
South Africa
Australia
New Zealand
Akhenaten
Moses
Seroaster
Jeremiah
Confu
Iowa extension conference outlines farming future decade
Iowa extension officials from across the state gathered in Ames for the annual conference. Leaders zoals Dr Leslie Johnson Dr W H Pierre and Dr Earl O Heady discussed trends in livestock seed stock corn resistance sorghum and farm management with an emphasis on improved efficiency and possible farm automation within 10 to 20 years. Dairying gains and Tennessee cheese production are also noted as context for broad agricultural progress.
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Iowa
Ames
Bremer County
Leslie Johnson
Iowa State College
W. H. Pierre
Earl O. Heady
Connecticut Valley
Gaard Named Heart Campaign Chairman in Bremer County
R C Gaard of Waverly will chair the 1957 Heart campaign in Bremer county announced by Dr J W Culbertson president of the state association. The drive runs Feb 1 to Feb 28 with a peak Feb 24 Heart Sunday door to door collections. Major funds support local Heart programs and cardiovascular research labs at the State University of Iowa.
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R. C. Gaard
Waverly
Heart
Bremer County
J. W. Culbertson
Iowa City
State Association
Iowa Association
Iowa
State University of Iowa
State Service For
Strangled 13-Year-Old Nancy Knockson Found Dead
A 13-year-old girl from Plover, Nancy Knockson, died last month when her head scarf became entangled in a pump jack, leading to a fatal strangling incident.
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Nancy Knockson
Astronomy: the oldest of all sciences
A concise note on astronomy as the oldest science, reflecting on its long history and foundational role in understanding the cosmos. No additional entities or dates provided.
Ring found on farm tied to local 1922 graduate
Recently Spee Paulsen of Galva found a high school class ring on the Clifford Sorenson farm at Silver Creek. It was identified by initials as belonging to Mrs. Burdette Collin, who was graduated in 1922. A small fraction of one per cent of the air is hydrogen.
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Spee Paulsen
Galva
Clifford Sorenson
Silver Creek
Burdette Collin
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Mayville
New York
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Heart Campaign
Heart Fund
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Tripoli
Norbert
Florence Ranard
Hristmas
Tegtmeier Oil Company
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Colburn Feed Mill
Mrs. Colburn
Dave
Ernest
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