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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1926
Page
4
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The text promotes vocabulary growth and defines derision as ridicule scorn and contempt. It warns Iowa farmers that failing to support main and secondary road improvements may reduce their influence over state and county road policies, citing Jasper County as an example.
The speaker urges residents to support the proposition and pay their share of the small tax to fund a comprehensive county roads system. He states the community will be on trial Monday and calls for honesty and participation.
The Journal highlights two east side gardens, Col Wilson and Joe Melinsky, as standout displays of floral color. Mrs Wilson and Mrs Melinsky maintain the plots at the colonel’s south of his residence and at 713 east Jefferson, with bird-friendly features and bird accommodations.
Bible Thought for Today for Thursday June 3 1926 quotes Psalm 89 13 14 about a mighty arm and a throne of justice with mercy and truth before God. It presents a devotional line emphasizing God's strength and righteous providence. The piece reads as a brief daily meditation.
Citizens urged to back a county program that would build fifty miles of new roads across communities not touched by the state plan. The executive committee says the all county effort benefits the entire county, including Washington, by improving access and infrastructure beyond primary routes.
The Jasper county column argues for adopting a road improvement plan favoring a primary road system and graveling 142 miles, noting rural turnout sunk the initial more comprehensive proposal. The piece emphasizes farmer interests and warns against neglecting changing conditions in road policy.
A candidate is described as seeking the Republican nomination for county auditor, subject to the will of Republican voters at the June primary.
A diary style column describes preparations for a West Chester picnic with talk of a strange caravan of autos, garden produce, and publicity concerns. The writer notes nerves from checker games, improv poetry by Weary Bates, and a tale of childhood prayers and home memories.
A humorous quatrain recounts retirement from golf after years of play. The speaker vows to quit the sport for life, laments changing attitudes and a startled wake by door knockers, and hints at irritation with soft people and nerves. The piece blends golf nostalgia with everyday vexations.
Cartoon caption style note shows Billie asking about a dog and Jimmy replying the tail is still in the ink bottle. It reflects playful exchange from Boys' Life magazine.
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