Bible in Iowa Schools Urged By Morals Rally
Dr. W. S. Fleming of Chicago urged that public morals require daily Bible instruction in Iowa public schools. He argued home and church alone are insufficient and called for a state mandate to include Bible teaching, citing historical use from 1636 to 1870 and current opposition from secularists. He urged legislators to amend to restore Bible presence in all Iowa schools.
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Battery Care For Winter Survival In Automobiles
The storage battery is the car’s heart and must be kept charged and serviced during winter. Test regularly, fill with distilled water, avoid adding acid, and have a battery service station store and maintain batteries when not in use. Reduce electrical load and start the engine carefully to protect the battery's life.
Schools Open After Christmas Vacation In Washington
Washington public schools reopened after two weeks of vacation with all teachers on duty and normal pupil attendance. Water mains at Centennial school froze but temporary repairs minimized disruption during the repair work.
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Brown Re elected Farm Bureau Head in Washington County
Walter K R Brown of Marion township was re elected president of the Washington county farm bureau at the annual meeting in the courthouse. Grant Griffith Lime Creek township was named vice president Wade Gardner Cedar secretary and D H McLaughlin Washington re elected treasurer for the year. The nominating committee included W B Webster Lime Creek J N Phillips and Ralph Livingston Washington. Brown was chosen as delegate to the state farm bureau convention in Des Moines January 15 16 and 17 John Gretter Seventy six township named alternate. The county agent H V Ellis reported a record year of an extensive educational campaign by the bureau with the treasurer reporting a healthy balance of 126. The morning session drew a smaller attendance than hoped but members came from across the county and R G Clarke of Des Moines spoke in the afternoon.
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Weather Moderates: Cold Wave Is Broken
At noon today the thermometer read 33 degrees above zero, up from 24 below last Saturday morning, a 57 degree swing in two days. The minimum last night was 15 degrees above. The frigid wave has moved to the left and south in this section.
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Change at Riverside Leader
Rus sel Cummings acquires the interest in the Riverside Leader from Leo C. Critz and the new firm Miller & Cummings will publish the Leader. The partners express hope the arrangement will be agreeable to readers advertisers and others and anticipate mutually satisfactory business relations.
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School of Instruction for Eastern Star Held in Burlington
A school of instruction for officers of the order of the Eastern Star will be held in Burlington January 9 and 10. It will be conducted by the Iowa Grand Matron and Grand Patron with state instructors. An initiation is planned for Wednesday evening and a Washington delegation is expected to attend.
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Father Time at the Rotary Club
Father Time appeared at the Rotary Club and reviewed the 1924 resolutions of Rotarians. W. M. Keeley delivered a speech on nebular theory and life’s origins, interrupted by Father Time who promised to continue at the next meeting.
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Baby Benje Widmer Born At County Hospital
Benje, a ten pound boy, arrived at the county hospital yesterday and will live with Mr. and Mrs. P. G. Widmer on North Iowa avenue. Both mother and baby are doing fine. Mary Katheryn Widmer is proud but envious she cannot have Benje at home yet.
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Washington to Play Doubleheader With Muscatine Friday
Washington high school to host a double bill this Friday as the girls team faces Muscatine in a special attraction alongside the boys Little Six contest. Muscatine teams are noted for strength this season. coach Albert McKinstry planned to resume duties after illness.
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Senate Reports Details On Russia Facts
Proceedings continue as senators review evidence and testimonies about Russia. Key briefings outline suspected interference, security measures, and policy responses under consideration by lawmakers.
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Excerpts on Russian Communist Party’s Global Influence
The speech describes interlocking directorates as controlling Russia and cites the Communist Party as the dominant force behind the government. It references a Moscow Tevrestia letter from 1923 about training black agitators and cites a pamphlet by the United Mine Workers of America on Soviet activities in American labor and finances.
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West to Take Over Colenso Hotel in Washington Iowa
Fred W. West Burlington traveling salesman, long with John Plaut's Sons, files deed for sale of his Burlington home at 1403 South Main. He will assume ownership of the Colenso Hotel in Washington Iowa on February 1, leaving his longtime post and duties with local civic groups.
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Everett Ball Heads to Cedar Rapids for Visit
The report notes Everett Ball left Saturday for Cedar Rapids after a five day stay with his cousin. The item also mentions David Fildes, Alex Miller, and the Kakels planning travel to Minnesota for dates this week with no fault found.
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Weather Wanes as Cold Returns to Uatworth Country
The weather moderated yesterday but temperatures fell again in Uatworth country. Mrs Catherine Metarty traveled to Columbus Junction this morning to tend to family matters.
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Kendall to Decide Maupin Clemency Today
Gov Kendall will announce his decision this afternoon on clemency for Roy Maupin a Des Moines man sentenced to hang for the killing of miner Joe Hayes near Des Moines last year The decision is expected to call for Maupin’s execution at a future date
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Battleship Louisianoa Sails Lost Search Wins Attention
The coast guard cutters Manning and Mascoutin and the minesweeper Owl sailed at dawn to search for the dismantled battleship Louisianoa, adrift since Saturday night with seven men aboard, while being towed from Philadelphia for scrapping under the arms limitation treaty.
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Birth announcement and funeral attendance note
Friends receive cards announcing the birth of a daughter Wilma Lucile to Mr and Mrs Otto Walton of Brighton Iowa dated January Sra Mrs Walton formerly Mary Fetters is named. Karl Lewis of Los Angeles Calif attends his father R P Lewis funeral held tomorrow.
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