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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1943

Page

3

Psalm Verse Encourages Companionship and Trust

A religious line from Psalm 119:63 urges believers to join as a companion to all who fear God, highlighting fellowship and mutual confidence in faith. The verse emphasizes personal commitment and shared reverence within the community.

Iowa Unemployment Fund Reserves Grow Beyond 88 Million

The Des Moines column argues Iowa holds over 88 million dollars in reserves including 34 million in unemployment funds. It details employer collections since 1927, federal withholding, and how funds are held, invested, and disbursed. The piece praises state governance and notes wartime employment impacts and future postwar needs.

Owa Gardner Des Moines Washington Iowa State Unemployment Commission State Treasury Federal Treasury

Long of the Day and Offbeat Exchanges

A dated humor reel features a boy and father exchange about long pants and tax exemptions, an office quip about duties and dismissal, a club woman joke, a dish-thrower wife line, a couple of laborers chatting, and a soldier’s rifle aim longing.

Local Dialect Exchange Amid Rural Banter

A brief rural exchange features a speaker asking for a rifle and a response about hiding it at home and waiting for rain to rust it. The dialogue reflects a folksy, humorous tone within a small community setting.

Bread Slices Commanded by Sergeant Emerges in War Tale

Readable fragment shows a company cook serving thin bread and butter to a hungry battalion. A private questions the portion size, the sergeant sternly confirms he cut them, then jokes about shuffling and dealing.

Stolen Soap Leads to Rail Detective Counterpoint

Conversation shows a chief agent doubting a man’s fit as a detective after he arrests a tramp for stealing a fifty pound box of soap from a railroad car. The remark underscores skepticism about unconventional cases shaping a detective’s career.

Riverside Notices Move and Clergy Visit

Riverside residents report Mr and Mrs Cloyd Whitlock and family relocated this week to the former Josiah Godlove homestead near the Riverside public school grounds. Rev Omer H Kiefer, ordained at St Marys church on Ascension Day, visited with his mother Mrs Elizabeth Kiefer and others, now serving as an assistant.

Riverside Cloyd Whitlock Henry R. Creen Riverside Public School Josiah Godlove Omer H. Kiefer St. Mary's Church Rohlmann Davenport Elizabeth Kiefer Bernard Jacobsmeyer Joseph J. Fath Kiefer

Riverside Weekly Notes Local Happenings and Honorees

Riverside brief highlights include moving the Riverside Leader to Wellman after suspension, Olin Gingerich honored at a dinner with family and friends, detasseling helpers from Riverside for Edward Heck farm near Washington, air force officer receiving an air medal and oak leaf cluster, Corporal Richard McWilliams wounded at Buna, and local Odd Fellows installation with a class to be initiated August 16. Also reported are Four-H camp participation, Molly Pitcher tag day planning, and two family reunions at Columbus Chautauqua park with dates in August.

U.S

Lt. Lowe Receives Air Medal. Junction Corporal Wounded

In Columbus Junction on August 2, Second Lieutenant Merton Lowe of the local Bert Lowe family earns the Air Medal. The report notes the injury of a Junction corporal in the same dispatch.

Lowe Columbus Junction Merton Lowe Bert Lowe Northwest Africa

Pyrethrum Farmers Use Seven Million Pounds Insecticide

Farmers typically apply about seven million pounds of pyrethrum as an insecticide to protect crops. This practice supports pest control across agricultural regions with established pyrethrum production and usage patterns.

Seek Chemicals in Sand The utilization of chemicals found In beach sands has been studied in Australia

Researchers in Australia study chemicals found in beach sands to assess environmental impact and potential applications. The work analyzes mineral content, contaminants, and their behavior in coastal ecosystems.

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