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A Bible Thought Thursday entry discusses Abram at seventy and encourages starting anew regardless of age, urging readers to seek a new life in faith rather than choosing between totalitarian ideologies.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1941
Page
4
A Bible Thought Thursday entry discusses Abram at seventy and encourages starting anew regardless of age, urging readers to seek a new life in faith rather than choosing between totalitarian ideologies.
Henry Bailey and Dick McCleery golfed nine holes at the Country Club. a tee mishap produced a dog with Dick's ball. Lee Shaffer joked by paying his bill and leaving a fake check for Jim Baird. Bob White renewed a Journal subscription with businesslike flair. Various quips, jokes, and light banter fill a page of local humor and social notes.
A public sale is ordered under a writ of general execution against RB Roundy. The auction at 107 West Second Street Washington Iowa on July 31 1941 lists numerous restaurant and kitchen items including equipment shelves scales cash registers and food products. The sale proceeds benefit Comet Rice Mills with terms cash.
A 1941 notice states Louisa County Iowa will conduct a public sale of household and store goods from the Roundy tenements. Items include a 2 burner electric stove, meat display refrigeration, scales, a Philco radio, flour, dog food, Lux powder, cereal, jars and canned foods. Sale starts 2:00 p.m. at Roundy’s suit with G. S. Supplier Co. listing H. M. Putnam as agent.
Russia suffered the largest toll with over 9 million killed and wounded surpassing all other nations in the World War casualty figures. The tomato is commonly known as the love apple.
Senator Gillette urges that each Latin American country receive one naval academy midshipman, a move backed as a good neighbor policy and easing costs for students from the Americas who would face about 10000 dollars in expenses under present rates.
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