A Church in Danger Sermon Warns Against Lukewarm Faith
Rev. Thomas E Milholland from Church of Christ warned that lukewarm faith endangers a church, citing John on Patmos and the Laodicean message. He urged spiritual fire, true worship, and humility over formal routine, stressing poverty of spirit and obedience over wealth.
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Thomas E. Milholland
Church of Christ
Asia
John
Patmos
Aegan Sea
Balaam
Jezebel
Lacdocea
Sin
Satan
Weather Bureau data aids Salt Lake City chimney design
Engineers plan taller smokestacks for Salt Lake City due to altitude and reduced air pressure. Bureau data provides tabled limits on stack height and boiler surface, guiding new smokestack specifications to ensure complete coal combustion despite thinner air.
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Salt Lake City
Weather Bureau
United States Department of Agriculture
City Engineering Department
International Agricultural Congress to Meet in Paris
At the Paris meeting of the International Agricultural Commission representatives from France Belgium Italy Holland Poland and Switzerland planned an International Congress of Agriculture in Paris in May or June 1925. It will be the eleventh such congress and the first since the war with the International Commission of Agriculture as organizer and Rome’s International Institute of Agriculture as a complement.
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International Agricultural Commission
Paris
France
Belgium
Italy
Holland
Poland
Switzerland
Hecid
International Commission of Agriculture
M. Meline
International Institute of Agriculture At
Rome
C of C Manager Heads South on Six Week Mexico Trip
McCarter of Vernon, manager of the Paul Indle Plains and Eastern New Mexico district of the West Texas Chamber of Commerce, departed yesterday with his wife for six weeks. The mission focuses on promoting Texas border trade, gauging sentiment on passport fee elimination, and reviewing tariff impacts, especially wool. The itinerary includes Stamford and Eagle Pass, crossing at Piedras Negras, with camping gear and hunting plans en route.
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McCarter
Vernon
Paul&Indle Plains
New Mexico
West
Texas
Mrs. McCarter
Stamford
Eagle Pass
Suan Angelo
Piedras Niegras
Halloween Parties At Local Churches Delight Pupils
Spooky Halloween events at the Methodist and First Baptist churches drew pupils and women for social gatherings. The basement transformed into spook land with witches and fortune tellers while "Belle of Vernon" performed. Over fifty attended despite bad weather. punch and autumn leaves prophecies added to the mood.
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Vernon
First Baptist Church
Woman's Club Meets At Mrs Puckett Home
Last Tuesday afternoon the Woman's Club gathered at Mrs Guy Puckett's home. After a brief business session a brief program was presented and enjoyed by all. Mrs Puckett, Mrs Rose, and Miss Minnie Ring favored the program, followed by a two course luncheon.
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Guy Puckett
T.i Rose
Minnie Ring
Hillcrest Club Halloween Party Postponed Tonight
The Hillcrest Country Club planned Halloween party for tonight has been postponed per the entertainment committee report.
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Hillcrest
Hat making meeting of Fargo club at Mrs Mason home
The Fargo Home and School club will meet Friday at the home of Mrs. J. S. Mason to discuss hat making. Miss Goodfellow will attend. All members will be asked to pay dues.
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Fargo
J. S. Mason
Miss Goodfellow
Kinsey Visits Brother-in-Law Milhioland in town
J. FE Kinsey of Gunter Texas is visiting his brother-in-law Rev. Thomas FE Milhioland. Kinsey plans to stay several days in the area.
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J. FE. Kinsey
Gunter, Tex
Rev
Thomas FE. Milhioland
Mr. Kinsey
Weather forecasts aid New York fruit growers
Special forecasts from the USDA via county agents aided 2,506 fruit growers across seven New York counties in guiding spraying and saving thousands of dollars. In four counties a telephone relay warned growers when to spray, while in others letters and postcards conveyed the timing details.
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New York
New York State College of Agriculture
Negro Farmers Progress In St Mark Community Ark
In Lee county Arkansas the St Mark community shows notable gains by black farmers aided by agricultural extension work. A USDA report notes 75 families with 50 owning farms totaling 3800 acres valued around 200000 dollars. They grow corn legumes hogs poultry and gardens to feed themselves alongside cotton.
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St. Mark
Lee County
Ark
United States Department of Agriculture
Peir
Hardware glass sale crowd gathers at Ferres on Drug Co
Swartwood and Co advertise a Saturday sale at 1 30 featuring all sizes of window glass. The notice lists Ferre son Drug Co as the location and implies a local hardware outlet promotion.
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Ferreson Drug Co
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Fialloween Party
The
United States Department of
Cole Tailoring Company
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Tey
Ural
E. Ff. Lentwyler Jeweler and Optometrist
Ness
Herring National Bank
Waco
C. & Herring
JL. K. Ohnson
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Avater
AUTON
Milady
Murray’s
Wid