Bible Thought Friday June 21 1940
The message urges obedience to God and faith that the righteous cry to the Lord and He will hear them and deliver them from troubles, citing Psalm 34:17 as guidance for believers.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1940
Page
6
The message urges obedience to God and faith that the righteous cry to the Lord and He will hear them and deliver them from troubles, citing Psalm 34:17 as guidance for believers.
A call to abandon political opposition and accelerate defense readiness from the President down. Proposes underground factories and forts, aerial production, and rapid training, with reliance on trained dollar-a-year men and drafts if needed. Urges avoiding democratic delays while seeking hemispheric defense pacts and drastic efficiency.
In the District Court of Washington County Iowa Wm Reinert and Leo Reinert sue Joseph Keck Elisabeth Keck Samuel R Mather and others over adverse claims to real estate in section 22 township 76 north range 9 west Fifth P M The petition seeks fee simple title quieted and concluded that claimants have no valid rights The case targets unknown claimants and seeks barred and estopped rights with general relief The 1940 September term is set with default if defendants fail to appear Attorney W L Livingston represents plaintiffs May 31 June 7 14 21
Collier's reports more than fifty chemicals have been found to produce cancer in humans and animals. Strikingly these agents share no common properties beyond their carcinogenic effect.
A humorous dialogue and verse riff on work ethic and morale. Foreman jokes about singing at work as Miss Soprano tests the top note while workers joke about public speaking and a rural telephone line proposal. The piece riffs on personal responsibility and team spirit in a light, satirical tone.
A vivid classroom scene features an Oldest Inhabitant describing his 95 year old axe with multiple blades and handles while a Visitor, a Teacher, and students discuss objects, jokes, and social observations surrounding gender roles and everyday tasks.
A father discourages his daughter from marrying a man who earns only 158 dollars weekly. The dialogue centers on parental approval and economic constraints affecting marriage plans.
A practical note for gardeners, the piece asserts many amateurs can wage a quick weed blitz but lasting results come from a prolonged, steady effort. It emphasizes persistence over short bursts to achieve weed control in gardening.
The document lists numerous plaintiffs and heirs in a Washington County case involving land adjoining the northwest quarter of section 15, township 74 north, range 6 west, with a detailed deed-like description and references to church mission boards. It includes unrelated inserted lines and ad snippets about a heater, a maid, and social phrases.
The petition filed in the September 1940 term of the court seeks to quiet and confirm title to real estate described as lot 36 in the Southeast Addition to Crawfordsville Iowa. It names unknown claimants and other defendants and asks for permanent relief barring any right or title to the property adverse to the plaintiffs with judgment by default if respondents fail to appear on September 16 1940 at the Washington County Iowa courthouse.
Maude Murphy Ina Murphy Wells and multiple listed individuals sue William Henderson Nathan Sayre Isabella Sayre and others including People Savings Bank of Crawfordsville Iowa. The notice names numerous Robertson Murphy and Phillips family members along with other defendants in a court action.
Train and rail schedule notes list regular and special stops including Golden State Limited and Californian services. Mentions Washington Lodge No 26 meeting details and station agents Goudlander and Anderson.
Plaintiffs seek to quiet and confirm their title to parcels in sections 17 and 20, township 74 north range 6 west, against described defendants and unknown claimants. The plea states plaintiffs hold absolute title and that adverse claims are invalid. case to be heard by noon before the September term convening September 1940.
One of the earliest soil conservation ideas in Massachusetts traces to a 1739 General Court act forbidding farmers to turn livestock loose to feed on meadow beaches between Truro and Provincetown. Horses and cattle had eaten beach grass, endangering sand dunes and meadow land.
Explorers debunk myths of gorilla ferocity noting the animal is extremely shy and rarely seen, often hiding in dense woods when approached by humans.
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