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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1935
Page
4
Prominent remarks describe a United States Senator as a sovereign state representative who values individual conviction and resists the clamor of crowds while staying true to his own conclusions. The note cites Carter Glass and reflects on steadfast political independence.
The piece argues railroads face bankruptcy and government ownership fears, urging protection of travelers from rising charges. It notes past high finance issues but emphasizes railways remain vital. warns against partisan machines and Tammany-like control in elections. Consideration of Landon as 1936 candidate highlights budget balancing as key.
The author warns that wage earners may bear the burden as railroads become political pawns and the spoils system spreads. He argues money buys influence, erodes integrity, and could lead to a tax slavery state where many rely on tax money rather than paying it.
A meditation on the value of absorbing ideas and applying them, noting that nature hinders creative minds from executive roles. Queen Marie of Roumania recounts a tale of shared vanity with a friend, ending with the punchline that agreement is a strong common bond. Joe Palooka accepted by Ham Fisher.
A playful exchange of proverbs and quips as characters tease each other about foolish acts. The foolish money line pivots into a cautionary jest about driving and meeting another fool, ending with a light note on mishap.
Mrs. Robert Reaney reports 166 chickens killed in a raid by a coon that also tried to dig under the house. Nearby farms like Boyd Fosters and Cloyce Stewart’s turkey losses are noted. Community members attend reunions and farm bureau meetings as updates on illness and travel are shared.
Crawfordsville July 25 Mr and Mrs John R McKee of Spencer visited at the W H Hagie home He formerly taught school here and several former pupils remain in town Local social items note dinners initiations and weekend visits by residents including Huston Dunn Irene Holmes Arthur and others at Columbus Junction Columbia Mo and nearby towns Marie Rose Stanley Headley and family travel after Pacific coast trip. Donald White listed as a hospital patient.
Babson Park Massachusetts July 26 1935 Farm outlook national totals show crops about normal with above year ago plantings and rising meat prices. Milk production sets July record as pastures improve and feed crops advance. The drought’s impact remains strongest in livestock and farm real estate prices edge up after fourteen years of decline.
An Iowa City hospital reports Donald has a long standing limp with an x ray showing a hip to knee injury. He recalls no specific injury and hopes to be allowed to go home. Miss Pearl Hamil of Munice Indiana visits Iowa City with her parents and relatives for a two week vacation.
Wapello hosts its annual Legion stag party from August 18 at Jamison lake. Tents are arranged to prevent rain disruption and the event will boost support for the state convention at Waterloo. The gathering runs July 26 through August 1, marking a red letter day for southeastern Iowa Legionaires for four years.
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