Fellowship Thought Reflects on Psalm 55 14
A Monday December 11 1988 devotional notes sweet counsel shared by believers and fellowship as they entered God s house, invoking Psalm 55 14.
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House of God
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1933
Page
4
A Christmas Thought Contributed Faith
In a primitive civilization with camel transport and in today’s world of wonders and problems, the teachings of Jesus stressing love and brotherhood give men reason to hope. The fact he laid word on the eternal in a changing world suggests hope lies in the teachings of Jesus. Christian Laymen.
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Jesus
Encouraging Early Marriage Across Europe and Its Effects
The article discusses state backed marriage incentives in European countries to boost birthrates and economic growth. It cites mass marriages in Italy and Germany and argues that promoting early unions could improve social and business life, with benefits beyond population goals.
Economic progress and familys housing push in modern policy
A reader argues that labor force needs and population growth justify supporting working women who marry rather than forcing them to quit. The piece endorses incentives for newlyweds, expanding homes and families, while criticizing singleness as a false constraint. It cites quotes on analysis, enthusiasm, and prudence.
By Ways delays gossip and town notes
Max Marble delivers news that BY-WAYS will be a day late for appearance. A former Washington resident criticizes Glen Mace for his ad in the Journal Progress Edition saying the editor has a big file and has not grown in height since school days.
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Max Marble
Glen Mace
Journal Progress
Washington
Garden
Faculty member and student escape after school lockout
A junior high teacher kept a boy after classes until nightfall. The building locked with them inside and they escaped via a back window after the teacher forgot her key. The informant recalls the teacher's agility was on par with the student during the exit.
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Junior High
Panel Stand In The Way Of Recovery Tax Burden Seen Limiting Growth
Riverside Leader notes the heavy national debt and rising federal obligations risk stifling recovery. The piece cites New York Times figures, cites major programs like public works and agricultural acts, and warns taxation could throttle economic revival. It references opinions from Springfield Union and Detroit News and quotes James W. Gerard on poverty.
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New York Times
National Industrial Conference Board
Riverside
Altometer proposed to test drunkenness via car radiator
Dr J C Boice suggests an Altometer to measure intoxication by drawing a gas from a car radiator. A filling station attendant allegedly tested a car engine and the device recorded alcohol content. Boice believes similar testing could gauge a person’s drunkenness, though it may not appeal to drinkers.
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J. C. Boice
Bolce
Arid Kansas Sermon Travel Anecdote And Local Happenings
A fragmentary column recalls arid western Kansas and a country church once Protestant now Methodist, joking about water for conversion. It mentions a Chicago Tribune item about a woman shooting herself near a barber shop quarters and a Santa Claus visit drawing townspeople.
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Kansas
Chicago Tribune
How Iowa Land Was Settled in 1838
A pioneer family travels to the Skunk River valley in 1838 and selects a timbered farm with a spring. Settlers squat on government land, form claim clubs, and use paced measurements before government surveys set precise township and section boundaries. Land sold at $1.25 per acre with offices at Dubuque and Burlington.
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Mississippi
Skunk River
Towa
Flint Hills
Burlington
United States
Jackson
Clinton
Scott
Jones and
Cedar
Arkansas
Dubuque
Itowa
West Chester dominates Ke-Wash football conference selections
West Chester fullback Bruce Gardner earned unanimous first team honors as the West Chester squad led with four first-team picks, while Wellman Kalona and Keota also placed multiple players on the first and second mythical all conference teams announced in the Wellman Advance.
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Wellman
West Chester
Bruce Gardner
Iowa Daily Press Association
Freddie Lindenmeyer
Wee
Chester
George Karr
Wayne Lewis
Lewis
Kalona
Brighton
Keota
Richland
Selimitter
Southwick
Hosking
Brigh
Veterans group to hold regular meeting Tuesday evening
Regular meeting of the local American War veterans group will take place at the court house Tuesday evening at 7 o clock. Election of officers for the coming year to be conducted. Commander Harvey Basies announces the event.
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Lowa
Vibert VM Hee
Harvey ‘Basies
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