Bible Thought Friday January 10 1941
The devotional notes a Still Small Voice theme urging readers to trust in the Lord with all heart and rely on divine guidance rather than personal understanding Proverbs 3 5 6 emphasizes acknowledging God in all ways for guidance.
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the Lord
Second guessing in history and policy choices
The essay argues postwar hindsight is easy but predicting what-ifs in history is impossible. It notes the first world war dilemma and questions whether America should have fought or stayed out, stressing that leaders must choose a path without knowing the alternative. It cautions readers that future outcomes remain unknowable regardless of the decision.
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America
Kaiser
Britain
France
Congress of the United States
Novelty Jokes and Anecdotes From Wartime Wedding Tribulations
A humorous column recalls wartime and postwar social scenes with gags about newlyweds on a train, porter anecdotes, marriage mishaps, and the probate judge moonlighting as an officiant. Jokes touch on aging, doctors, and domestic foibles, closing with noting the bride Darlete Krotz.
Hesseltines Buy Askins Property Moves Soon
Clar ence Hesseltine bought the property now occupied by Mr and Mrs Floyd Edwards and will relocate once Edwards finds housing. Hesseltines store goods and stay with Mrs Hesseltine's sister Mrs Leonard Strohm. L A society served lunch at the Frank Florang sale with a good crowd despite bad roads. Various local residents visited, including families from Wayland and Washington, and Mrs Una Gordon hosted guests.
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Clara Godlove
Haskins
Clarence Hesseltine
Floyd
Hap) Edwards
Edwards
Hesseltines
Hesseltine
Leonard Strohm
L. A
Frank Florang
F. F. Florang sale draws crowd at Highland Center
The F. F. Florang farm sale at Highland Center drew a well attended crowd on Monday. Cows sold to 88, broad sows to 20, corn 56, oats 41, sheep 9.90, and hay seven dollars a ton. Mr. and Mrs. Florang and Frank Hagen plan to move to Washington in February.
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Eula Mae Coon
Highland Center
F. F. Florang
Florang
Leighton Kelley
Washington
Ben Harrison
Jeannine Graft
Edward Endicott
Charles Soukup
Helen
Melvin Soukup
William Krotz
Joe Krotz
Ernest Wagner
Ira Coon
Anna Krotz
Riverside
Anthony Malichky
Richmond
Government collects vast tax return totals last year
The federal government received about 135.7 million reports and returns from individuals and businesses. Industrial, commercial and financial enterprises filed 60 million returns, and farms filed about 21 million returns. The average industrial questionnaire contained roughly 65 questions.
Bob Hamilton Begins Diesel School Advanced Course
Bob Hamilton travels to Kansas City to start an advanced training course in the Deisel school likely in the air conditioning department after completing a year of correspondence study. Local social notes record visits, New Year gatherings, and various family and neighbor activities across the community.
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Bob Hamilton
Diesel School
John Wehr
Kansas City
Deisel
Orville Griggs
Armour Griggs
Bob Greiner
Ambrose Adam
Matt Wehr
Virginia
Deloris Wehr
Wilma
Lola Snyder
Joe Wehr
California
Leon Gregory
Louis Bower
Sigourney
Jimmy Bowen
Laurel Statlers
Clarence Lynn
Forest Henry
Frank Conklty
Harper
William Sexton
New Orleans
Dan
Cedar Rapids
R.C. Wilcox
John Robertson
Billy Harding
St. Joe Mo
Harding
Lola
Wilma Snyder
Harve Banks
Curtis Snyder
Marion Smith
Victor
Pershing
Vicks VapoRub Massage Claims Rapid Cold Relief
An advertisement touts a VapoRub massage for colds with deep vapor penetration. It describes applying VapoRub to the back chest and throat for three minutes, covering with a warm cloth for immediate soothing relief. It urges use of genuine Vicks VapoRub.
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Vicks
Vicks VapoRub
VapoRub
Fogs in English Channel Outpace Supply
A Chicago Daily News quip notes demand for fog in the English Channel has surpassed available supply, reflecting a humorous take on weather conditions and maritime navigation concerns.
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English Channel
Chicago Daily News
Franchising Electric Transmission Line in Washington County Iowa
Official notice to Washington County residents that Iowa Southern Utilities seeks a franchise to erect operate and maintain electric transmission infrastructure including poles wires towers and other fixtures across public lands highways streams and private lands in Washington County Iowa. The petition requests authority to construct and operate a 7620 volt single phase wye connected line with neutral multi grounded. Beginning descriptions reference Section 29 and 32 of Township 75 North Range 7 West and related roadways. The filing is in the Iowa State Commerce Commission.
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Iowa State Commerce Commission
Washington County
Iowa Southern Utilities Company of Delaware
Centerville
Iowa
Washington Lodge No 26 Regular Meeting Notice
Washington Lodge No 26 a BW and AM invites members to attend the regular meeting on the first Friday of each month W M Erd McBride presiding A W Yard secretary and registrar announces forthcoming agenda and duties for the chapter.
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Washington Lodge No
A. M
Howerd McBride
W. M
A. W. Yard
Train and bus schedules for Washington area request
Rail and bus timetables list westbound and eastbound trains with daily and exception notes. Local, limited, and California routes show departure times and connections, with agency names C F Anderson OM STP PRR and Burlington railways, plus city bus departures and ticket purchase notes for the depot and local vendors.
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Washington
Golden State Limited
California
Knoxville
Burlington
Land description in Section Fifteen Iowa plot
An old land description references the west corner of Section 15 Township 76 North Range 9 West, Washington County Iowa. It notes a highway south line of Section 15 and a five eighths mile distance with a 16 900 volt designation implied.
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Washington County
Iowa
Census taker duped by claimed ages in Phoenix and Chicago
A man using the name Sayed Mehren convinced Chicago census director George W. Schreech he was 128 years old and that age appeared on the official form. In Phoenix a white haired Mexican woman listed as 117 or 118 refused photographs saying she was too old.
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Sayed Mehren
Chicago
George W. Schreech
Phoenix
Ariz
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