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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1922
Page
7
The sermon argues that events and creations stem from intelligent plans beyond humanity. It cites architecture, cities, art, and science as outcomes of higher design and concludes with the divine power behind life and mind, urging reflection on God’s will.
The joint Government and State crop report shows Iowa winter wheat at 92 percent of normal on April 1, with rye at 93 percent. Wheat acreage sown last fall reached 688000. rye 32000. Farm labor supply stood at 106 percent of a year ago, with 94 percent demand versus last year and normal.
Montreal April 10 Fred Beauvais an Indian guide named as co respondent in James A Stidlman s case returns from four days roundup of witnesses to testify for Mia Anne Urquhart Stillman his former employer He has affidavits from more than forty French Canadians who will testify at the hearing beginning Monday Most are expected to testify to alleged bribery attempts.
New York on April 10 reports intoxication cases have doubled since January with a 16 percent rise in first quarter sentences to the workhouse, according to Dr James A. Hamilton, commissioner of correction.
The robin is described as the species most abundant in the nation with all censuses agreeing on its lead. It is portrayed as a familiar, welcomed presence in rural life and in literature, seemingly at ease among people.
Oskaloosa boosters protest after Des Moines conference on the Chicago-Omaha trunk line routing. The panel approves a route via River-to-River towns to Des Moines and on to Omaha, leaving Oskaloosa off the highway. New officers are elected and 97 delegates attend as talks vow a hard-surfaced transstate route through Iowa.
A 13 percent rate reduction on limestone for agricultural use is authorized by the Town railway commission. H W Warner of the Iowa State College soils extension says the cut helps farmers as lime must be hauled long distances. Tests from eighty three counties show 90 percent of 1 2 960 samples were acidic. The soils department will advise on lime application and where to obtain lime after soil testing.
The city clerk records show Mr. and Mrs. Teddie KE Borchfield as the youngest parents in Kanena City as of April 10. Mr. and Mrs. Burchfeld receive confirmation on a newborn temp and con. Mr. Burchfield is fifteen years old and Stee. Purelfieta ta faartern.
Oklahoma oil towns rise overnight from barren prairie after Osage lease sales and early wildcatter drilling. Shidler grows from a 28 Osage section to a village with a school, a railroad spur, and families like the Gale and De Noya households. Tulsa grows as a nearby hub after Red Fork and Glenn Pool booms, becoming a busy center and earning the nickname The Magic City.
A fragmentary meditation on walking contrasts philosophy science and poetry in motion. Kenneth Burke notes that a man walking embodies more than mere steps, inviting further reflection on purpose and perception as one foot follows another toward a sudden, almost heavenly insight.
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