Thought GODS GOOD GIFTS Psalm 84 11
Biblical verse reflection noting that the Lord grants grace and glory to those who walk uprightly. Emphasizes divine generosity and steadfast blessing for faithful behavior.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1933
Page
4
By the Fruit of Their Lives Christian Call for Better Day
Christian Laymen urge applying Jesus teachings to judge business law and church reforms. They ask if moral and social progress can reflect true faith, warning many institutions may be discarded if they fail the test.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Hearst and Ford Shift On NRA Support Amid Mixed Signals
The article notes Hearst and Ford facing NRA criticisms yet appearing to align with the administration. It cites Hearst editorials condemning NRA as harming business and Ford’s cautious support via a Dearborn rally though warnings of boycotts linger. It highlights NRA goals to reform industry through cooperation and supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Randolph Hearst
Henry Ford
NRA
Mr. Hearst
Ford
Mr. Ford
General Johnson
Hearst
National Industrial Recovery Act
Dangerous Washington signal posts prompt reader letter
A Washington man urges the Evening Journal to discuss and fix hazardous railway signal posts in Washington Iowa. He cites two recent collisions and argues the posts, embedded in the street, endanger drivers and passengers and should be removed or relocated to improve road safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evening Journal
Washington
Iowa
Pear
Havard
Tom
Charles J. Winter
Washington public works allocates funds for post office in state
The Public Works Administration in Washington allocates 375000 for new post office buildings statewide. Wadena receives 58000 for a federal building, while existing quarters are said to be ample. Annual rent and utilities cost 1392 with heat and light supplied by the government. the plan includes interest on investment of 2000 and janitor costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Public Works Administration
Wadena
Wadena Geeds & Federal
Sam
Leon Tourian
United States
New York
Critique of Federal Building Costs and Wasteful Spending
A Pioneer Journal letter argues a federal building in Wadena adds 8600 dollars yearly, notes depreciation and tax roll losses, and claims a 180000 dollar net loss over 50 years. It questions ongoing public construction and suggests buying closed bank buildings for post offices, urging businesslike government practices and budget balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wadena
Federal Treasury
Uncle Sam
Dear Children of the Little School Poem
A sentimental poem addresses the children of a small school praising their joys and tears. It reflects on studies English grammar geography exams and the passing of sweet childhood days. The speaker cherishes kind hearts and memories of the schoolhouse by the road where birds sing and flowers nod.
Washington Iowa Letter Urges Action Against Dishonest Dealers
A 1933 Washington Iowa message argues citizens must back reasonable government policies and demand investigation into selfish individuals misusing the NRA for personal gain. It calls for supporting true VYRA adherents and punishing dishonesty and unpatriotic conduct.
Time marching through Santa Claus Indiana letters and theatre praises
A nostalgic column notes the New State Theatre in Iowa and recalls waves of time from 1934 to 1956 with jokes about life milestones. It also mentions Zeke Pratt’s hometown dance orchestra returning to public appearances and the busy Christmas mail from Santa Claus Indiana with worldwide letters ready for postmark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New State Theatre
State of
Iowa
Zeke Pratt
Young six year old gets permanent wave at beauty shop
A six year old girl received a permanent wave today, with the operator noting she has had two prior permanents. The remark sparked discussion about age and prior experiences with children and beauty services.
A Yuletide Son-Rivee on the Farm on Vacation
A fragmented verse piece recalls Nome on vacation returning home to a farm and morning light. It contrasts affection for the farm with a blunt view of self as a tool. A dialogue scene features a police officer on strike discussing being robbed and powerless in the moment.
Slain Archbishop and Bank Mystery in Texas Co Operative
A fragment reports a slain Archbishop and a Texas bank cashier case linked to a small cooperative. It mentions a preacher and a bookkeeper named Angel on a board with a director titled Lord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Preacher
Angel
Lord
Notice of Annual Meeting for Farmers Mutual Insurance
Notice to policy holders of Farmers Mutual Insurance Association of Washington County Iowa that a meeting will be held at City Hall on January 5 1934 at 1 30 P M for election of Directors from Iowa Richland Brighton Washington and Seventy Six townships and other business. Jas J Benda Secretary. 27013Dec 28-30 Jan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Mutual Insurance Association
Washington County
Iowa
Richland
Brighton
Washington
Columbus Junction Wedding Among Local Families
Miss Bertha Thomas and Virgil Bonnichsen were married Saturday at 3 PM in LeClaire by Rev. Coe Thompson. Attendants included Genevieve Collins Alice Louise Lowe Dean Jacobs and Harold Shellabarger. A three course dinner followed at the bride’s home where relatives and friends gathered. The couple will reside in Columbus Junction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
Bertha Thomas
Richard Thomas
Virgil Bonnichsen
Rudolph Bonnichsen
Donniehsen
Livermore's Return Dentist Visit Noted in Film Review
A fragment notes several dentists visiting to inspect remarkable molars in connection with Livermore's life. The item reads like a film scene capture with attention to dental detail and a notable return.
Maine Grants From Hunting and Fishing Licenses
Augusta Maine reports that the state collects about 125000 dollars annually from hunting and fishing licenses. The funding supports state conservation and natural resource programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
U.S
Maine
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