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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1947

Page

4

Editorials: One rotten apple can ruin a barrel

An August 19 1947 editorial warns that a single bad element can spoil the whole group, urging readers to separate from corrupt influences and align with virtuous associates. The piece cites a biblical maxim to emphasize communal integrity.

Local musings on seasons and democracy in Centerville column

A Centerville column recalls seasonal change and community chatter about parking rules. It surveys democracy's strengths, the Rock Island cut off and Washington access, plus cautions on quack cures and old remedies.

Rock Island Washington Ainsworth Pgsamget

A Hot Morning and 4H Club Fair Day

The narrator details an early morning wake up with birds and cats, checks the day’s routines, and visits the 4H Girls in Blue at the church basement for the Club Fair. Window displays feature the question Is Your Hair a Hawk or a Halo, provoking self reflection during a hot day.

United Presbyterian Church Gauare

Beggars and Cowboys at Rural Fair and Rodeo Reflections

The article recalls Tom Owens Cowboys providing music at a luncheon and a Roosevelt hotel banquet for farm families and Chamber of Commerce members. Visitors toured fairgrounds to see rodeo events and Guernsey judging, with corsages and plaques awarded, before returning home.

Tom Owen Cowboys Frank Hahr Fairgrounds Roosevelt Hotel Chamber of Commerce

Faith as a daily trust in science business and God

William T. McElroy argues in Christian Observer that faith underpins science natural laws everyday business and the soul. He asserts faith is essential even if one doubts personal capacity for it.

William T. McElroy Christian Observer

Attendees Represent Eastern Iowa at All Iowa Fair

Twenty three farm families from eastern Iowa counties joined the All Iowa Fair in Cedar Rapids. Registration opened at 9 30 a m Tuesday at the Montrose hotel with Dick Miller Rex Conn and Frank Gatt present. Gifts were given to children. The De vys Program began with a luncheon in the Crystal room at the Montrose.

Iowa Cedar Rapids Montrose Hotel Dick Miller Retail Merchants Bureau Rex Conn

Duel in the Sun filmed near Tucson in 1980s setting

David O Selznick’s epic Duel in the Sun, famed for a 5000 strong cast, filmed outdoors at the Fox Theatre and in a desert town about 40 miles west of Tucson Arizona. The area preserved frontier era imagery with legends like Billy the Kid and Wyatt Earp appearing in the backdrop.

David 0 Selznick Fox Tucson Arizona Billy the Kid Wyatt Earp Tombstone Ed Scliel

Film Stars Shine in Town, Cast Spotlight

The note highlights the presence of famed prospector ilen and a cast featuring Jennifer Jones, Gregory Peck, and Joseph Cotten, underscoring the star power tied to a film project.

Ielin Jennifer Jones Gregory Peck Joseph Cotten

The Two Mrs Carrolls Opens At State Theatre

The drama stars Humphrey Bogart Barbara Stanwyck and Alexis Smith. Bogart plays Geoffrey Carroll an artist in England who loves two women Sally Vlorton and Cecily while facing blackmail over a poisoned past. The plot unfolds as Geoffrey and Cecily navigate deception and danger in a country house setting.

Mrs. Carrolls Humphrey Bogart Barbara Stanwyck Alexis Smith State Theatre Geoffrey Carroll Martin Vale Bogart England Scotland Sally Vlorton Sally Geoffrey Beatrice Ann Carter Charles Pennington Pat Moore Latham Isobel Elsom Cecily

Secret Rio Trip Forces Lovers in Suspenseful Decision

Sally fears a breakup with Cecily as Geoffrey pressures a rushed future. Beatrice reveals Geoffrey’s odd past acts and Sally’s growing terror. Dr. Tuttle aids Sally while Geoffrey plans Beatrice’s schooling, leading to a tense confrontation as Pennington nears the dramatic end.

Cecily Rio Dr. Tuttle Nigel Bruce Sally Beatrice Geoffrey

Slipcovers for Sunroom Chairs

If you have knockabout chairs in the sunroom or on sabbatical leave from the summer porch and their appearance is not everything you desire, consider making simple slipcovers for them. Use strong fabrics like ticking or oilcloth in fast colors so they can be tossed regularly into the washing machine.

Farrowing Pen Floor Design Reduces Pig Crushing

A slanting floor in the farrowing pen reduces the sow’s tendency to lie down and crush one or more piglets, improving piglet survival and welfare in the pen.

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