Bible Thought on Silence and Speech by Wirt Hord
The message emphasizes a shared good across all people, from individual to community, with every action creating and exchanging value within an expanding circle. It urges understanding that what benefits one ultimately benefits all, reflecting a universal ethical viewpoint.
Peace Efforts and Wartime Fears Highlight Europe
Columns praise Prime Minister Chamberlain for seeking peace in Europe amid rising tensions as Hitler's aims threaten Czechoslovakia and central European states. The piece compares regional fears to a hypothetical Midwest invasion, notes Chamberlain’s willingness to bend dignity for tranquillity, and sidesteps into a village club tribute and assorted anecdotes.
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Chamberlain
Great Britain
Europe
Hitler
Germany
Pet show at Community Playground thrills and pratfalls
Margaret Ann Stoopes' dog performs bravely but balks at hoop jumping amid eager children and spectators at the Community Playground pet show on South 4th Avenue. Prizes are awarded and crowds sample treats from Pioneer Drug Store as officers keep order.
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Margaret Ann Stoopes
South 4Th Avenue
Pioneer Drug Store
Billy Arnold
Phil
Dick Paul
Goy
Kraschel
Chicago Tribune
the Tribune
Threat of General War Looms Over Global Powers
A grand policy warning notes the danger of another general war among Europe and Asia's great powers, highlighting potential widespread conflict and geopolitical instability.
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Europe
Asia
Radio voices and the rise of political influence
A radio driven campaign in Texas demonstrated how a non politician using flour marketing broadcasts won the governorship. The piece warns that a charismatic radio voice can stir emotions and urges voters to learn to distinguish truth from demagoguery amid rising broadcast power.
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Texas
Notice of quiet title in real estate Iowa court case
In Washington County Iowa September Term 1938 Yaro Sojka plaintiff petitions to quiet title to described real estate in fee simple against many defendants and unknown claimants. If you fail to appear by September 12 1938 a default will be entered and judgment rendered in favor of the plaintiff.
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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 Dpd. Truman
Nestor A. Young
Patrick Brannin
Patrick Branin
Bridget Branin
Dennis Branin
M. D. Yard
William Rownd
Irena A. Yard
W. C. Babcock
Robert Shields
J. P. Babcock
Frank Kos
Milton D. Yard
Geo. W. Dieter
David 8. Simon
D. S&s
District Court of
District Court
Washington
Retail Trade Boom Ahead Says Roger Babson
Babson predicts a strong fall upturn as retail trade recovers from wartime-like shortages. He cites near 1937 levels in department store sales and falling price tags signaling robust consumer demand and rising employment, industrial activity, and investment.
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Babson Park
Mass
Threshing Nears Finish in District 4
Threshing ended in District 4 with oats yielding about 40 bushels per acre. The season saw many farmers sharing combines, raising questions about returning to the threshing machine next year. Community notes report sprained ankle, mumps illness, and visitors from Wellman Chicago Sigourney and local towns.
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Tommy Harvey
Roberta Wheelan
Martha Baker
Albert Lay
Juauncs Brooks
Karl Kephart
Bertha
Howard Baker
Wilma Yoder
Wellman
Paul Mayer
Threshers Eat at Valley Church
White Oak thresher men gathered at Valley church basement for a hearty meal in a clean cool setting. The Ladies Aid organized the gathering, and the workers enjoyed generous portions despite long hours and rough gravel roads challenging the horses.
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White Oak
Valley Church
Luers
White Oak Run
Hats off to threshers and the combine
The piece praises the Greiner machine and threshers facing extreme heat as men work long hours. It notes White Oak Run's route through several farms, including Hamiltons and Daerings, with strong yields on oats. It highlights Lloyd Luers as the 49 percent farmer using the combine to harvest difficult fields.
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Greiner
Fiery Hamiltons
Augustines
Daerings
Guy Blacks
Lhcy
Gravely
Seth Carris
Forrest Brinning
Clark Piesfer
Ralph Brinning
Lloyd Luers
Karl Morgan
Rube
Luers
Noreses
Pleasant Ridge notes and farm yields in July
Pleasant Ridge reports a quiet harvest season with six threshing jobs by Edward Kauffman and Jace Sebadd. Oats yields reach up to 40 bushels per acre on Wilmer Kauffman’s field, while one wheat field excelled despite drought. Local visitors included Elmereu Glen Stalder and Aileen Smith. Many children suffer from whooping cough.
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Itv
Milton Smith
Pleasant Ridge
Tommy Pacani
CCC
Sigourney
Louis Pacani
Edward Kauffman
Jace Sebadd
Wilmer Kauffman
Kauffman
Kartman
Elmereu Glen Stalder
Lavenia Stes
Aileen
Dale Smith
Poe
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