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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1930
Page
5
The Burlington Gazette reports the marriage of Miss Alice Bower of Rushville Illinois to Howard M Stucker of Danville Illinois. The ceremony occurred in Danville with local interest anticipated by Crawfordsville residents.
A New York nurse could not stop coughing despite specialist advice. One bottle of Bronchuline Emulsion stopped the cough completely, with three or four doses often enough for ordinary cases. The ad promotes Lemmon's Pharmacy as a seller of the remedy.
A note mentions a St Pauls Method church parsonage event Saturday afternoon. The local basketball results show Ainsworth second 28 Cyclones 8 and Cyclones 48 Stanwood area team, with Pops Harrison refereeing, and Frank McCoy visiting from Stanwood with his mother Mary McCoy.
Bethel notes show Charley Brown Roy Lambert and Marvin visited at Donald Brown home after church. Rennie Dawson hosted Glenn Wilson family January 26. Wilson sale set for February 5 as Glenns move to Washington. We bid them well in their new home. Mrs Will Dawson visiting Rennie Dawson. Mrs Robert Rooney involved in local updates.
A family and community update notes residents recovering after illness and injuries. Mrs. Martin near Granger Mo worsens while Mr. Martin fell on ice and was hurt again. Local livestock damage reported as dogs harmed Boyd Foster's sheep. Several visits and sickness updates include Emma Bennett near Crawfordsville and Betty caring for her mother. Various social visits, church attendance, and hog trades with Thomas noted.
Jackson Mississippi February 6 meeting of southern agricultural workers calls for a 25 percent reduction in cotton acreage for the year. Dr Ta t Butler warns that acreage must be 40 million acres or less for the federal farm board cotton cooperative association to cope with southern farmers problems.
President Hoover visited his friend former Chief Justice Taft in the sick room. Taft is battling illness that forced him to relinquish his seat on the Supreme Court bench. Hoover sought to cheer Taft as physicians reported improvement.
Lesson on Matthew 7 1 39 warns against harsh judgment and outlines discriminating holy living The path to life is narrow and only through Christ The text exposes false teachers the fruit test and ultimate judgment Emphasizes prayer love for others and obedience as the only safe way
A short religious motto from William Burns urging that faith grants heaven before sight and only enough temporal blessing to endure life, so pain and sorrow have little to target him.
A quotation from Hebrews asserts that visible things were not formed from visible matter but were framed by God's word. It emphasizes faith and the unseen origin of creation.
J H Wykert of Columbus Junction led the annual Masonic school of instruction in three sessions at Ainsworth on February 3. A large turnout attended all sessions as the Epworth League elected officers with Berk McCreedy president and Virginia Moore organist. Attendance grows and a Valentine party is planned.
Wes Chester notes a Franklin Center meeting set for February 11 at 7 p m for Franklin township farmers with Lloyd Walker outlining livestock market plans Everyone urged to attend. Reports mention ongoing Methodist church meetings and local social news including visits and weather observations.
The note hints at a couple facing a quarrel described as a clash between a man and his wife. It reflects tension and differing perspectives within a domestic disagreement.
A concise note argues that global disagreements and arguments rarely settle issues. outcomes depend on action beyond talk. The piece reflects on persistent conflicts and the need for practical steps to resolve disputes.
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