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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1948
Page
4
A Saturday column weighs philosophy and humor while urging careful view of the Marshall Plan. It cites trust in money circulation, critiques women's groups, and quotes multiple papers on politics and public policy. It references Truman, Hitler, and Soviet Russia, ending with reflections on taxes and incomes.
The Red Oak franchise approval signals interest in a town bus service with potential Washington benefits. The piece notes possible schools shopping and factory commutes, impact on taxi business, and cross-town routes to neighboring towns. It discusses deer claims and local wildlife notes in Washington county.
A state newspaper notes rising deer numbers moving through the timberlands of Iowa, signaling potential impacts on agriculture and local ecosystems. Researchers cite habitat shifts and seasonal movements affecting farming and road safety.
The conservation commission faces a revenue shortfall from low license sales and delayed Pittman Robinson funds, risking about 390000 in shortfall. Officials expect spring license revenue to rebound but note federal reimbursements come after project completion, tying up state funds.
All In A Lifetime is pursuing reforms in state institutions and now studies local law enforcement. He sent a questionnaire to Iowa sheriffs on tenure, staff adequacy, radio use, weapons, crime data, and detention of the insane. The sheriffs association backs the survey to aid future legislation.
Authorities warn that erosion ou tpaces plant uptake by 20 to 30 times, with the nation losing roughly half of its topsoil in two generations, a bounty formed over millennia by nature.
The term monopoly in its early usage referred to royal grants granting exclusive rights to manufacture or sell certain goods. These favors rewarded service or courtiers, or were given to court favorites.
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