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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1932
Page
4
Japan and China tensions may lead to war or negotiation
The piece argues Japan seeks room to grow and may strike China to improve its position. It notes long rivalry with China, crowded population, and potential for regional conflict. It cautions major powers avoid war and prefer negotiated settlement if possible.
Government budget deficit prompts caution and humor
An article argues the U S budget shows a deficit in 1931 32 after 1930 31 with proposed bills that would raise spending. It notes revenue drops and excess appropriations while offering a fable about Uncle Sam to illustrate the strains of spending more than income.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Washington, D. C
Rollo
Sam
Japan's expansion seen as aggressive move in Asia
The excerpt argues that Japan pursues expansion into Chinese territory with a definite purpose. It suggests the world powers must act aggressively to halt Japan, but notes they are ill prepared to intervene. It claims Japan chose a convenient moment to press the move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Iowa
Far East
Daily English Word PERVERSE Lesson
Daily lesson notes on misuse and pronunciation compare phrases. Today's word perverse defined as turned away from the right and wicked with example usage.
South Highland Community Note Tells Of Local Visits
In South Highland on January 25 Mr. and Mrs. Mitt Sojka and daughter Mae visited Mrs. Mary Sojka. The Rotenburger and Havel families spent time with relatives in Riverside. The Rotenburger boy Rosela Barbara is named. Raymond Lasek and family joined J. W. Lasek for Sunday dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Highland
Mitt Sojka
Mae
Mary Sojka
John Rotenburger
J. J. Rotenburger
Richard Havel
Delbert
Norman
Riverside
Ween
Rosela Barbara Rotenburger
Melo Lasek
Raymond
J. W. Lasek
Anthony Horak
J. C. Wenger
Men G. Widmer
Will Roth
Burlington
Roth
Laawrence
Shaffer
Lawrence Henss
Btffie Good
Ethel Hixson
Ward Hixson Millard Schlatter
Rex Rich
Harry Roth
Sam Freyenberger
Tob Hart
Columbus Junction
Hiramy Weaver
Chriss Roth
Henry Leichty
Amasi Miller
Willis Trover
Alan Miller
Grandma Miller
W. Schlatter
Zerilda Tracy
Richland
Town
Fred Hixson
M. Ed Sebere
Homer Jayne
Daniel Hixson
Joseph Rochenberger
Mayo [Ros
Mt. Pleasant
Xavier Richenberger
Wayland
Earl Wodhetettle
Kalona
Chriss Freyenberger
Seth Roth
Freisen
Washington
Rev
Sugar Creek
Milo Hinshaw
Emma Zear Bowen
Neaver
Colo
Bowen
Inheritance Tax Paid On Iowa Estate
The estate of John F Pogle Washington Iowa paid the state treasurer an inheritance tax of 812587 on an estate valued at 2717.82 dollars. In Ann Arbor Michigan ten volumes of reference books were donated by the university library from a German edition list dating to 1822.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nes Moiies
John F Pogle
Washington
Iowa
Gstate
Ee Ann Arbor, Mich
University of Miehtiwan
Veersign
Allgemeien Ndeutsche
Lepzig
By The Way plan and community remarks from readers
The note recalls the former German emperor at 73 and a quiet birthday. A Journal staffer arrived with her blouse wrong side out and had good luck. The Mitch County Press editor comments on flirtatious car scenes and old patterns. The piece condemns malicious reports and questions unpaid criticism of unemployment relief workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Willhelm
Journal
Mitch) County Press
Cickens
January Brings Notorious Iowan Road Woes
A newspaper note laments January as the month of bad roads in Iowa with a warning that next year will erase memories of these conditions. The piece hints at ongoing travel difficulties and the public’s frustration with road maintenance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Rose on Frank Macon and optimistic writer noted
The Boucquert department sends a message to fetch Frank Macon for a rose ceremony while praising his consistently optimistic writings. The note implies a familiar scene of backyard washing, sauer kraut and sow belly meals and a dinner call as a playful feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Macon
Frank
Book Be RK Washington White Woman Marries for Government Insurance
Dialectal snippet shows Mrs Booker Washington White challenging a suitor about marriage for government benefits. The exchange questions genuine intent and life plans amid a humorous tone. No further context or names provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington White
Booker Washington White
Paraphrase of Everyday Virtues and Vices
A reflective compilation compares traits across daily life. It pairs concepts like envy forgiveness common sense and enthusiasm with judgments about character and conduct.
Bible quotes and clever family exchanges in a barber shop tale
In a bystander vignette men quote Bible lines about winter and summer while a group of little girls discuss rank and inheritance. A physician’s daughter boasts that every package for her father is marked, provoking a sharp retort about their household labels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumer
Rae
M. de
Young men shun low wage brides and wage talk turns sour
A fragment recalls a joke about marriage, income, and a girl earning at least twice a man’s pay. A teacher asks about a father’s reaction to faults in care while a girl brags of a five dollar wage roll, exclaiming a line about never forgetting a friend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridget
Hido
Wayland Notes On Local Life And Visitations In January
The column recaps Wayland residents travel to Bluffton Ohio for Witmarsin seminary board meetings and updates on visits by Mrs. Liverly and Mrs. Imhoff. It highlights a bi centennial Washington program by the PTA, community deaths and illnesses, church activities, and travels to Burlington and Davenport with parishioners and students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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Eimer Dausinger
Witmarsin Seminary
Bluffton
Ohio
Peprhary
I. Ht. Liverly
Newtone Don
Leonard Martin
Marie Imhoff
East Wayland
Paul
Vanerus
McKirahan
Mt. Vernon
Christine Yordy
Lloyd Dean Lance
Carthage
Mast
Will Levert
Kermit Klopfenstein
Milford McCreedy
Haskins
Methodist Church
Otto Brotzer
Chillicothe Mo
Will Farmer
Chriss Wery
Earl Gingerich
Lenore Miller
Lower Deer Church
Kalona
Arthur Roth
Goshen
Ind
C. L. Graber
Winifred Clark
Lockridand
Charles Deitrich
Mt. Pleasant
Harry Clark
Allen Wenger
Naomi
Dorcas
K. Schantz
Ida Fritz
P. P. Wenger
Edith Wenger
Arthur Wyse
Jesse Davisons
Fairfield
Minnie Weaver
Jaco Goldsmith
Hunters Shoot Valued Horse Wounding Tom Gerdes’ Animal
A valuable horse owned by Tom Gerdes was shot in the shoulder by careless hunters last week. The incident highlights safety concerns for nearby property and animal welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Gerdes
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