Editorial reflections on faith and civilization
An editorial urges readers not to fear the decline of civilization, arguing that history shows prosperity returns and urging patience. It counsels believers to trust in providence and refrain from pessimism about evil doers.
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Ria
Sfth
Iowa
Public Debt and Taxation Debate Echoes Across States
The letters discuss rising public debt since the 81st Congress and proposed spending on social programs, criticize high taxes, and describe farm subsidy effects on potato prices. They note government purchases and taxpayer costs, urge lower prices, and question overpayment interest on state and federal taxes.
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Norwich. Conn
Maine
Washington’s all year garbage plan proves workable
A three year trial of Washington city’s all year garbage collection shows steady service at nominal cost. About 800 to 900 households pay monthly or quarterly fees for pickup. the system uses a city owned truck and staff year round, with waste hauled to a nearby farm for hog feed.
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Washington
Peo
John “Owash
Waste collection Tales From a Rural Route
Residents and workers share daily challenges in waste disposal. A farmer’s hogs reject kitchen leavings. Debris from furnaces adds weight to daily pickups. Skeet Miller recalls a dog threatening him as he approached a yard to collect garbage.
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Skeet Miller
Unnamed workers describe large truck and alley routes
The passage notes a five ton unloaded weight and ten tons more when filled for a big truck used by Embree and Miller. It explains a crushing contrivance for waste after dumping and describes their work driving into alleys from around five in the morning until late afternoon six days a week.
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Raymond
George) Miller
Veterans Hospital
Des Moines
Harry
Skeet) Miller
Frank Embree
Embree
Miller
Sanitary Dept Truck Ruts and Alley Accumulations
The piece notes a common complaint about the sanitation department that the large truck wears deep ruts in streets though it concedes that if accumulations are properly disposed of and alleyways checked, the ruts can be filled.
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Washington
Sanitary Department
United States Refines Airborne Tactics In World War II
The text highlights the development and refinement of troop carrier and airborne forces during World War II. It notes Russian origins, German advancement, and the United States applying final polish, making airborne operations a key factor across major European campaigns.
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United States
Europe
Street Lighting Patterns Show Directional Preference
Street lighting along north south avenues provides brighter, more even illumination than east west streets in both summer and winter, according to this observation.
Washington Evening Journal masthead and notice details
The Washington Evening Journal in Washington Iowa lists staff and publication details including publishers editors and managers. It notes publication afternoons except Sunday Christmas and July 4th and lists associations and gross subscription rates by carrier and mail.
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Washington Evening Journal
Washington, Iowa
Elder, Shannon & Co
R. E. Shannon
Dave R. Elder
Bruce C. Cowden
Charles Morris
W. J. Shannon
Max Marble
Washington
Iowa
United Press
Inland Daily Press
Iowa Daily Press
Iowa Press Ass'n
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Washington - EE
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