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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1939
Page
4
The column cites quotes from Lord Carlyle and Beecher while recalling the Depression era and wartime poverty. It contrasts past hardship with modern comforts, urging self discipline and contentment and noting the era’s economic swings and social changes. It emphasizes inner steadiness over material abundance.
The District Court of Washington County Iowa fixes August 8 1939 at 9 00 A M for hearing proof of the alleged last will and testament of Frank A Libe deceased filed this day in Washington Iowa The clerk R R Noonan issues the order requiring all interested parties to appear and show cause why the instrument should not be probated.
Blue mold disease attacks tobacco seedlings in plant beds, causing leaf damage and potential yield loss. Early detection is key for management and control measures to protect crops.
An extended family gathering unfolds as Geo Peters visits Lewis with his grandmother Peters. Deadwood relatives led by Vern Burrington and family arrive to reunite with J. Farrington’s clan at Sunset Park in Washington for a long overdue reunion.
Baraboo News Republic reports Mr and Mrs Burdette Wester drew attention on a Wisconsin vacation last week due to Burdette’s prominent beard. The feature notes their public appearance and the legible public interest it generated in Baraboo and surrounding areas.
A bewhiskered man from Washington Iowa Nels Westermark and his wife toured the city this morning. The piece notes centennial plans in Washington Iowa including a three day celebration August 8 to 10 with Whisker club and Sunbonnet club attire, a Kangaroo court penalty, and a 2500 dollar illuminated fountain in Central Park.
An editorial observes that people approaching 100 often have strong religious faith and a fixed philosophy of life, helping them accept limited human power and trust a higher power. It suggests a satisfying outlook could improve enjoyment of long years and notes related political commentaries on figures like Farley and Borah.
Washington County Health Unit urges early prenatal care and doctor involvement from conception. Do not delay beyond the first months. syphilis testing is required by Iowa law, with treatment needed early to protect the baby. Time and early care are crucial for preventing congenital syphilis.
Babson argues that outlawing pressure groups will restore confidence in the American system. He criticizes paid lobbyists who block Congress and urges voters to demand restraint, asserting a republic already eroded by organized advocacy and stressing trust in elected representatives.
South Hill community sees visits from Vernon and Frank Conrads families and Bobby Sands over the weekend. Lyle Lowe sells calves and hogs to Ainsworth. Threshing season may begin Thursday if weather holds. Noah Widmer to thresh this year. Charles Wells mows along highway 218 south of Crawfordsville this week.
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