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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1939
Page
8
Louis J. Kehoe argues that peace is unattainable while Hitler and Mussolini hold power. He likens talks with them to negotiating with mad dogs and says only their removal can let Europe breathe and world peace become real.
Mr and Mrs Howard E Stewart express gratitude to friends neighbors and all who assisted during the fire providing kind services and support.
A reader recounts horror of hogs jammed in slanted trucks and calls for humane humane shipment laws. They propose collapsible floor divisions to form individual compartments preventing crushing and fighting, arguing animals deserve civil treatment and the golden rule.
Uncle Eben compares education to a talking machine, saying it sounds fine when information enters but comes out sounding like trash. The quip reflects local concerns about learning quality and communication effectiveness in the community.
About sixty members and one guest attended the I O O F regular meeting held at the hall. Burke McCreedy and Blaine Hawkins received the third degree. First degree candidates move forward at the January 21 meeting.
Riverside high school releases honor listings for the last semester with top students across subjects. Names include Norma Kes Goetz Har dy Goetz Shalla Luckey Beranek Allen Bell Gerot and others in Crometry General Science Biology English Literature Ancient History English 9 and English 10.
The marquess of Ripon, a British statesman born in 1827 and died 1909, is credited by Collier's Weekly with killing 370,728 animals between 1867 and 1900. The vast tally spans a wide range of species from rhizoceroses to rabbits.
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