Thought Friday July 21 1933 Supply Is Sure
A devotional note for Friday July 21 1933 urging readers to trust in the Lord and do good so their needs will be met.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1933
Page
4
Posterity and the Iowa lakes conservation push
The speaker urges a lasting conservation movement to build lakes and plant trees for future water supply. He argues surface water is dwindling due to drainage and deforestation and cites Kansas Nebraska and other states improving by replanting, cultivating, and retaining water to end dependence on timely rains. The message links posterity to a regional water program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Kansas
Nebraska
Colorado
Texas
Oklahoma
Nevada
New Mexico
Mississippi
Missouri
Washington County
Middle West
Middle Western
Europe
Southern states moving toward wet era and prohibition debate
The piece argues that southern states shifting away from strict prohibition reflect a national trend. It contends the issue is not prohibition itself but its failure, noting the old wet era’s evils are largely forgotten while current residents fear new abuses.
Kitten ball query and Caverns radio notes mix
A fragmenting column blends a Kitten-ball etymology quip with local radio chatter from the Carlsbad Caverns, touching on prohibition era effects and odd humor. It surveys jokes, sermons, and light anecdotes about smiles, aviation stunts, and everyday quirks.
Mistaken Identity and Encounters on a Train
A traveler named Zack Martin sits beside a mother and her baby on a crowded train. He comments on the child and jokes about character with the bent twig saying it shapes the tree. The mother quips about the twig being bent on becoming a girl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zack Martin
Texas
Zack
Preservation and forestry in dense populations
The article argues for forest protection, parks, timber lands and water lands in overcrowded countries. It stresses conservation including lake building and tree planting as vital for the next fifty years.
Deaths and lives puzzles spark amid court notices and jokes
A collage of amusing snippets, a Kansas radio prompt joke about deaths and siblings, a classroom composition misfire, a Iowa District Court filing by Hattie J. Boland against Teeple and Moore, quieting title to land in Washington County, Iowa, with notices to named and unknown defendants and a due date in August 1933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
Iowa
Hattie J. Boland
Simon P. Teeple
Richard Moore
Territory
Simon PP. Teeple
Board of
Joseph Neal
Joseph EB. Davis
City
Washington
S. W. Livingston
Kittenball Tournament Invites Teams Across Iowa
Waterloo secretary Dan Smith invites teams from Iowa and southern Minnesota to a kittenball tournament to be played at Cedar River park with two diamonds and a newly lighted central diamond. Entries, eligibility, prizes, and schedules are in a folder available by mail. Various cities have signified interest in entering.
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Waterloo
Dan Smith
Iowa
Minnesota
Cedar River Park
Middle West
Apartment 201
Hillcrest Waterloo
Oecelwein
Cedar Falls
Cedar Rapids
Ames
Marshalltown
Independence
Manchester
Fort Dodge
Des Moines
Eldora
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