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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1928
Page
4
Rascob Open on Farm Policy as DNC Leader
John Rasecob new Democratic national committee chairman says his mind is open on the farm situation. He plans a campaign organization across states to study the issue and absorb information before taking action. He notes the farm topic is a tremendously big subject and will require time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rasecob
Democratic National Committee
Rascob
Daily Lessons in English Word Study from 1928
A Victorian style card discusses proper usage and pronunciation of words. It highlights ascendancy meaning influence and domination with examples and notes on common misspellings and mispronunciations. Tuesday August 7 1928.
Opposition to nullification ticket urged by Methodist conference
The address by Dr. Clarence True Wilson before the General Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church in Kansas City urges Christians to oppose a presumed nullification candidate. It calls for defense of constitutional law and opposition to politically harassing actions based on party ties, praising loyal leaders while denouncing corrupt associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence True Wilson
General Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church
Kansas City
Cultivating Kindness: A Mother's Lesson Adapts Children
A mother teaches her children to avoid unkind talk by praising others and seeking the good in people. Tommy and Alice adopt the habit, shifting from gossip to charity, influencing classmates to view others with kindness and restraint. When a new boy arrives, they apply the approach and discover he is a normal, friendly peer, named Charlie, who becomes popular.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Ruth L. Frankel
Alice
Tommy
Johnny Randall
Johnny
Meether
Charlie
Tacoma Campaign Against Rats Under Federal Supervision
Tacoma undertakes a citywide rat control campaign led by the U S Bureau of Biological Survey. The International Congress against Rats in Paris estimated annual French losses above 1.0 billion francs and Paris rats reportedly consume 180 tons of food daily. Rat infestations threaten public health and drive nuisance actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Washington
United States Bureau of Biological Survey
International Congress Against Rats
Paris
France
Doctor Dujardin-Beaumert
Pasteur Institute
Flood Blues on the Farm
An old farmer sits on his porch moodily watching flood damage as neighbors report hogs washed away. Hogs from Flaherty and Larsen are gone too, but the farmer tries to cheer himself by downplaying the losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jed
Flaherty
Larsen
Farm policy optimism in Hoover plan praised by Atlantic News
The Atlantic News Telegraph endorses Herbert Hoover's farm legislative policy as practical and beneficial to agriculture. It urges relief for farmers and price parity with other industries, sees tariff protections as advantageous, and notes McNary-Haugen is not a live issue after Coolidge veto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. OO. PL
Agriculture Atlantic News Telegraph
Herbert Hoover
Coolidge
Cal's New Element: President to Live in Brule River Bungalow
A Dallas Texas caption notes a bungalow facing the Brule River designated as the residence for the President. The image captions describe the home as the planned living quarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brule River
Dallas
Public ends and fortunes in a witty dialogue
A humorous exchange contrasts writers and editors on endings with a fortune teller predicting a brave generous and rich husband. Mrs Curiosity asks how to discard her current spouse, adding a sharp twist to the playful dialogue.
By The Way Box Described For Sea Voyage
The By The Way Box withstood a severe jolt at sea and caused momentary sea sickness but was kept together by crew cooperation. It is described as unpretty yet neutral grey with white trim and holds interesting items.
Fairy in Town Dogs and a Neighbor's Dilemma
A neighbor laments dogs in town and recalls bringing home a stray pup on a cold day. The dog hates autos, chases cars, and is chained at home, yet the family loves him and cannot part with him.
Tall Cornesque Anecdotes From Rural Talk
Two farmers share farming feats about oversized crops and dangerous harvests. One recalls squashes so large they require horse teams for hauling. The other claims corn grows so fast two men must trim ears as they pass to avoid mishaps.
Montpelier Rotary Luncheon Topic Sparks Nonsense
At yesterdays Montpelier Idaho Rotary luncheon the topic of a country nurse was raised but the discussion devolved into garbled jargon and nonsensical chatter. The brief report notes the confusion arising from the topic and frames it as a light, humorous moment in the local paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
The Half Way House Remembered In Rustic Frontier Tale
A nostalgic sketch recalls The Half Way House once famed as a stagecoach rest between two towns. The old structure sits in a quiet setting with a large kitchen stone chimney and ample light, preserving memories of a bygone era before aeroplanes and autos.
The Lookout and Parlor Memories Across Ages
Readable fragments evoke a nostalgic tour of a historic look-out with lovers in moonlight and stagecoach lore, then shift to a tax levy ordinance for Washington Iowa. The piece contrasts romantic reminiscence with civic fiscal notes and municipal funds.
City of Washington Iowa Road Levy for Fiscal Year
The ordinance levies five mills on taxable property not used for general municipal purposes and on property used for agricultural lands to fund road purposes. Projected revenue is $75.90. City Clerk authorized to certify taxes and levy amounts as required by statute. In effect from passage and publication. Passed and approved the 6th day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Iowa
City OF
City Clerk Attestation of August 1928 Document
The mayor J W Applegate signs the document dated August 1928 with city clerk W H Fulton attesting the record. The fragment confirms official action by the city leadership in that period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Applegate
Auto kills woman driver released in murder case
Forrest Keller a farmer near Alburnett was freed from Cedar Rapids city jail after friends posted bail for his second degree murder arraignment. He allegedly ran down and fatally injured Mrs. Goldie Hendricks on Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Forrest Keller
Alburnett
Goldie Hendricks
Snowball and Rural Women's Clubs Hold Social Meetings
The Snowball social club meets with Mrs. Elwin Lewis on Wednesday afternoon at 14613. The Rural Women's club meets with Mrs. Will Marie on Thursday afternoon for a social gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rural Women's Club
Will Marie
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