Isaiah Verse Inspires Public Acknowledgment Of Friendship
Editorial reflects on Isaiah 62 6 and the duty to praise the Lord while urging readers to honor a lasting friendship as a virtue. The piece frames friendship as a noble, public act tied to faith and communal respect.
Turn Away From Socialism and New Deal Criticism
A compilation of opinion excerpts argues against socialized medicine and New Deal expansion, citing surveys that show preference for private medical care. It notes tax burdens, debt, and potential congressional action, with quotes from Cedar Rapids Gazette, Osage Press, and Cincinnati Enquirer.
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Psychological Corporation
Alliance
County 4H Picnic Returns with Favorite Foods
A county 4H picnic returns to normal as bananas, frosted cakes, fruit pies, lemonade and a five pound fried chicken reappear. A reader notes the juicy drumstick and reflects on farm life and changing appetites. Earlier notes mention a sky sighting and telegrams triggering reactions as Mrs. Ethel Monroe awaits her daughter Helen’s Monday arrival from California.
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Ethel Monroe
Helen
Calif
New Handrail Aims to Aid Klein Building Visitors
City Improvements note the new handrail at the southeast corner of the Klein building outside the Western Union Telegraph Office. The three steep steps now offer greater safety for winter and summer use, with praise for S. W. Easter’s宣传 promoting the feature.
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Klein
Western Union Telegraph Office
S. W. Easter
Waiting Room Aspirations Sparkling Gum Show Talk
In a playful afterword the girls lament not finding extra bubble gum and muse about staging a lively show once they can acquire the candy. Their lighthearted chatter hints at a budding plan and shared enthusiasm.
Irishman Builds Stone Fence to Beat the Wind
A windy region man, Irish in origin, erected a stone fence three feet high and four feet wide. When neighbors asked why he built it, he said that when the wind blows the veneer will be higher than before.
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Venece
Official Notice for Deputy County Assessor Exam in 1947
Examination for Deputy County Assessor in Washington County Iowa set for 9:00 A M Wednesday September 38 1947 at the Court House in Washington. Applicants must file by August 23 1947 with the Iowa State Tax Commission and meet residence and voting requirements.
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Washington County
Iowa
Court House
Washington
Lowal State Tax Commission
Des Moines
Iowa State Tax Commission
Des Moines Bldg
Washington County Farm Supply Company Capital Restructuring
The document discloses a corporation revising capital structure from 10 000 to 100 000 in Membership Stock 1 per share par value, 10 000 shares Organization Stock par $1 with 4 percent dividends, and 8 750 shares of cumulative $10 Preferred Stock. It also creates a seven member Supply Management Committee with powers defined by the board. Dated July 21 1947. William Ganon president Attest Melvin T Booth secretary. July 21 28 Aug 4 11.
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Ed Capital
Board of Directors
Washington County Farm Supply Company
William Ganon
Melvin T. Booth
Curbed Sheep Flocks In England In 1534
In 1534 a curbing act limited keepers to at most 2 000 sheep to prevent a few individuals from monopolizing flocks. The measure imposed penalties on those exceeding the limit.
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England
Study in Geography Places Dalhart Near Neighbor Capitals
The town of Dalhart Texas lies closer to the state capitals of Nebraska Oklahoma Wyoming New Mexico Colorado and Kansas than to Austin Texas, highlighting regional proximity in geography.
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Dalhart
Tex
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Wyoming
New Mexico
Colorado
Kansas
Austin
Attack on Plum Curculia Using Lead Arsenate Sprays
Beetle control plan targets feeding and egg laying on peaches with lead arsenate. Three spray applications are recommended as the main line of attack.
Washington Evening Journal Publication Details
The Washington Evening Journal lists staff positions with R. E. Shannon as Managing Editor and other editors and managers, notes daily publication except Sundays, and provides subscription rates and affiliations with press associations and the Inland Daily Press Association. The text reflects legacy imprint and pricing for subscriptions within and outside Washington, Iowa.
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the Evening Journal
Washington Laws Elder, Shannon & Co. Pblishers
R. E. Shannon
Dave R. Elder
Bruce C. Cowden
W. J. Shannon
Max Marble
Washington
Iows
United Press
Inland Daily Press
Iowa Daily Press
Iowa Press
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Generous Givers Funds Sent Abroad by U S Residents in 1946
Department of commerce estimates show United States residents sent more than 300 million dollars in gifts to relatives and friends abroad during 1946. The figure reflects private remittances and charitable transfers as part of postwar economic activity.
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United States
Department of Commerce
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