Time to Speak and Keep Silent Reflected in Bible Thought
A meditation on Ecclesiastes 3 7 about when to speak or stay silent. It argues that true good is shared across all, extending to every person and all their interactions to create give receive and exchange within a widening circle of humanity.
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Lake Front
Michigan
Kraschel
The
Chicago Tribune
Tribune
Stanger
Teeny
Peace Effort of Chamberlain Praised Amid European Tension
The piece lauds Prime Minister Chamberlain for striving to keep peace in Europe as tensions rise. It notes Hitler as an unknown factor and warns that aggressive aims threaten Czechia and nearby states. It compares Europe fears to a hypothetical Midwest arms crisis and commends Chamberlain's willingness to sacrifice dignity to avert war.
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Great Britain
Europe
Hitler
Germany
Czechoslovakia
Iowa
Kansas
Illinois
Middle West
Three Quarter Century Club honors and lighter vignettes
A nostalgic poem salutes long-serving residents who built the state with soil work and transit from horse days to tractors dated July 26 1938. Cartoonlike anecdotes follow including a jailer inmate wheelbarrow gag and a traffic patrol quip from Macy’s photo department.
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Three Quarter Century Club
Jis Due
Virnus N. Bradford
Threat of a Second General War Across Europe and Asia
The passage warns that another major conflict could erupt among the great powers of Europe and Asia, describing a looming global war as a possible fate for the civilization.
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Europe
Asia
Radio voices and voters shift power in Texas governor race
A radio based political surge in Texas propelled a flour seller to win the governorship, with a hillbilly orchestra aiding his campaign. The piece warns radio can manipulate emotions and urges education to distinguish truth from demagoguery amid growing use of broadcast politics.
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Texas
Pet show at Community Playground features varied acts
Readable notes describe Margaret Ann Stoopes and others at a pet show on South 4th Avenue. Dogs, turtles and cats compete while youngsters parade their pets in a humorous grand march amid prizes and free treats at Pioneer Drug Store.
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Margaret Ann Stoopes
Phil
South 4Th Avenue
Pioneer Drug Store
Dick Paul
Quieting title suit in Washington County Iowa lands
Yaro Sojka sues multiple defendants including Muscatine Bank and various individuals to quiet title to described real estate in Washington County Iowa. The petition seeks fee simple ownership, removal of adverse claims, and general equitable relief. Defendants are notified to appear by September 12, 1938, or default and judgment will be entered.
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Washington County
Iowa
Yaro Sojka
George C. Stone
Joseph A. Green
J. A. Green
Cyrena Green
Samuel F. Hersey
Muscatine
The
State Bank of Iowa
Howard M. Holden
Dennis Brannin
Edward Truman
Dennis Brannon
William Nesbush
Charlee Ohngemach
Edward PD. Truman
Nestor A. Young
Patrick Brannin
Patrick Branin
Bridget Branin
Dennis Branin
M. PD. Yard
William Rownd
Irena A. Yard
W. C. Ba
John Toohey
Josephine Toohey
J. B. Crail
Clerk
District Court
Washington
Retail Trade Boom Ahead Says Babson At Park
Babson Park Mass July 29 Merchants report strong retail activity with department store sales only modestly below last summer. He notes price cuts sustain unit sales and anticipates a Fall surge in business driven by higher employment, incomes, and renewed factory activity.
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Babson Park
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Threshing Nears Finish Amid Mixed Harvest Signals
Threshing finished in District No. 4 after starting last Thursday. Oats yielded about 40 bushels per acre, with many neighbors sharing machinery. Some residents consider adopting the combine next year. Local social notes include sprained ankle, mumps, and visits among families such as the Brooks, Mayer, and McConnell households. 4-H club planned achievement day while Roberta Wheelan hosted Thursday activities.
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Tommy Harvey
Roberta Wheelan
Martha Baker
Albert Lay
James Brooks
Karl Kephart
Bertha
Howard Baker
Wilma Yoder
Wellman
Paul Mayer
Threshers Eat at Valley Church
White Oak thresher men gather at Valley church basement for meals in a clean cool setup with long tables and ample space. The Ladies Aid hosts, praising a good time and hearty appetite amid harvest tasks. Nearby notes warn of rough gravel roads tiring horses and late hours after dark on the White Oak run.
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White Oak
Valley Church
Evie
White Oak Run
Rural Harvest Talk Describes Hard Work And Grain Yields
The fragment mentions threshers and farmers in fields near White Oak, Hamiltons, and Forrest, noting heavy yields of oats and noisy, dirty work with horses. References to Morgan, Ralph, and Lloyd Sue hint at local growers and grain handling.
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Lloyd Sue
Morgan
Pleasant area harvest report notes varied yields
The report records mixed harvest results with oats and wheat noted as strong in some fields while others yield poorly. Local residents including Glen Stalder, Aileen Sommers, and Wilmer Kau are mentioned amid a neighborhood scene with active threshing and field work.
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Tommy P
CCC
Wessmal
Edward Kaw
Secadd
Wilmer
Glen Stalder Aileen
Sommers
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