Devotional Suggestion for December 28 1946
A religious editorial urges readers to curb selfish cruelty and replace it with love. Citing scripture Revelation 20 35 it calls for personal reform and ethical improvement to prevent deception of nations.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1946
Page
5
A religious editorial urges readers to curb selfish cruelty and replace it with love. Citing scripture Revelation 20 35 it calls for personal reform and ethical improvement to prevent deception of nations.
A column yearns for Iowa's centennial identity while noting postwar issues. It muses on hybrid genetics in agriculture, traffic dangers, election timing, relief aid to Europe, and looming political investigations. It cites Richard Wilson of the Des Moines Register and references Congress, Pearl Harbor probes, and labor-law ideas.
Tom McGraw of Cie Ainsworth remembered every item from livestock to farm machinery for a farm sale after forgetting the advertised list. The Journal notes his astonishing recall and practicality in the moment.
A renowned newspaper man is hired by a Hollywood producer as a technical advisor for a drama about newspaper life. He observes reporters rushing to produce galley proofs and headlines while being paid 25 a day plus expenses. He later helps correct a door sign error, earning rare respect from the director.
A humorous wartime era dialogue shows an employer asking an applicant about electricity and the applicant jokingly defines an automature as a chap who voxes for nothing. The exchange highlights lighthearted workplace banter.
An advertising man at a dinner party endures probing questions from a priggish partner after she reads The Hucksters. He answers with tact but admits some business parts are greatly exaggerated.
A brief, curious exchange shows a child asking if the devil is a man. The mother replies the devil is worse than a man, and a playful mispronunciation reveals the humor and innocence in a household moment.
A tense telephone exchange reveals a police inquiry to Mr Joskins about a missing woman. Joskins denies her as his wife, prompting a sharp insistence from the captain and a claimed misidentification.
Notice from the Iowa State Commerce Commission announces a petition by Eastern Town Light and Power Cooperative Davenport Iowa to construct operate and maintain an electric transmission line across public lands highways streams and private lands in Washington County Iowa. A hearing is set for January 14 1947 at 10 a.m. in Des Moines Iowa.
Docket E-7821 requires written objections in triplicate at least five days before the hearing date. The Iowa State Commerce Commission urges objectors be represented by someone with full authority. Notices dated December 10 1946 authorize the hearing with commissioners Reed Richardson and Long and Secretary McCaughan.
The Iowa State Commerce Commission announces a petition by Eastern Iowa to erect and operate electric transmission lines in Washington County Iowa. A hearing is set for January 14 1947 at 10 a.m. Docket H-7TS16. Objectors must file at least four days prior to the hearing.
David BK Long commissioner attests with Geo L McCaugnan secretary. Dated at Des Moines Iowa December 10 146 December 21 December 28.
Rodney Gowey and Florence Coil visited Washington last Wednesday while Kosmer Borkoski went on Friday. Jol Manles hosted relatives for a Christmas dinner. Edwin Waneru and son from Decket Rapids spent the holidays with the Oswalts. A Christmas program occurred at White Hawk school Monday evening.
Parsnips and salsify can stay in the ground all winter and even improve with freezing. Cabbage family members tolerate frost well. broccoli and Brussels sprouts keep bearing into late autumn. Cabbage and cauliflower are frost resistant, but cabbage should be stored cool after real freezing weather arrives.
A local crowd hosted relatives for a Christmas dinner on Sunday while many residents suffer colds. Floyd Jones was a Rubio caller last Friday. Friends and neighbors organized a sawing bee on Robert Guy last Saturday and hauled and sawed his wood for him.
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