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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1934
Page
4
A devotional note quotes John 3 16 declaring God loved the world and gave his only begotten Son so that believers may have eternal life. The text echoes a classic verse urging faith for salvation.
Billy Robinson of Dutch Creek brings a humming bird nest to The Journal exhibition for four days. The craft hides in a white oak limb, nine to ten feet above ground, a remarkable piece of natural artistry for nature lovers to view at the newspaper office.
Local readers are told by a weather summary that southern Iowa faces severe drought conditions, with water shortages and ruined crops in many areas. Northern Iowa remains relatively healthy, with improving pastures and good corn. the report notes wide regional disparities within the state.
Betty describes a Portland itinerary with the Multnomah and Horsetail Falls, Crown Point views, and the Benson Hotel. She notes Mount Hood at 11,225 feet, the Mazamas club rule, the Columbia and Willamette rivers, and a journey toward Seattle and Victoria with reflections on serenity.
Readers express thanks for blessings and goodwill, noting a spirit of gratitude across the community. The message calls for continued cherishable moments and shared appreciation among neighbors.
Miscellany of letters and quips about local figures and events. Mentions Pinch Hitter, Col. Macon at a Farm Bureau meeting, Andy Sherangoski with a chicken lot gate, and jokes about honest races and broken gate posts. Includes aphorisms and cartoon captions reflecting community humor.
Troop defeats the American Pearls 2 to 0 with Edmondson beating Orr in a pitchers duel. Odd Fellows beat the Methodists 7 to 6 as both teams surge in the fifth inning. Tonight Washington Tri-County league visits Crawfordsville for a separate game.
Second round progress noted as only two first round matches remain unfinished with play expected to finish by tomorrow noon. By week end all second round matches should be completed. Crowd charts at Phillips and Hebner drug store and club house show results while Bill Shannon, last year’s champion, won again by two and one.
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