Lutheran Rally Draws 600 in Madison County
About six hundred Lutherans gathered for a rally in Madison County with Rev Dr Edwin Moll urging witness for Christ through God’s Word and Lutheran doctrine. He stressed personal outreach, prayer, and a vigorous church life as essential to a modern witness.
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African Lily in Cellar Grows Despite Winter Blight
Mrs Coral Grove of 330 Park Avenue grows an African lily in her cellar, a six foot four inch tall plant with a large bloom and a broom-like feature. She plants a bulb with minimal soil, waters sparingly, and reports this is the third consecutive winter the plant has bloomed. The note then shifts to political commentary on New Deal politics and figures like John L. Lewis, Thomas W. Lamont, and Roosevelt, discussing wage policy and court appointments as part of a broader editorial context.
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New Deal and Big Business Clash Yields Gains for Both Sides
Washington notes show shifts in 1938 policy as tax changes favor business and New Deal executives accept limited holding company controls. Debate over TVA and public utilities evolves, with government power policy gaining traction and private power assets under review.
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Industry wage pledge sparks labor stability debate
A quote from Tom M. Girdler, chairman of Republic Steel, advocates a minimum annual wage to secure stable industry conditions in the country. The passage also includes assorted quotes on art, beauty, Christianity, and politics reflecting diverse opinions.
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Truck Skis Across Snowy Wyoming Mountain Roads
Allen Fordyce of Sheridan Wyoming solved winter transport issues by attaching skis to the truck’s front wheels and a tractor rear unit. The modified vehicle carves through deep drifts at 50 to 60 miles per hour, keeping him mobile when roads are snow clogged.
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Faithful Circle Class Meets at Grace Reformed Church
The Faithful Circle Bible Class met at Grace Reformed Church school at 7 30 Wednesday evening with 26 members and two visitors present. Mrs Has sett C Thomas was president and led with scripture reading by Mrs Jane Albaugh and prayer by Mrs E Roy Nikk. A brief program followed including reading Dont Marry A Widow Elmer Miler performed a solo and Bettie Thomas read Grandma's Day ending with the Lord's Prayer.
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Delinquent Water Bills To Receive Notices
About 300 city residents will receive notices by mail within days warning that unpaid water accounts must be settled within 30 days or legal action will follow under the water ordinance. Mayor Lloyd C. Caller said notices are being printed after the Board of Aldermen approved the measure on Wednesday night. Recent payments on delinquent accounts reported totaled 600 to 800 dollars.
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Social hour and games at Mrs Salter and Mrs Join Albanga event
A Valentine themed gathering featured De belous refreshments served by hostesses Mrs Salter and Mrs Join Albanga. The next meeting is set for Wednesday March 2 at 7 30 pm at Ada Stockman's home, 207 West South Street.
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