Local News Briefs Include Illnesses and Deaths At Washington
Dr. Lease tended a late hand injury in Crawfordsville. Yeager and Williams families visited, while Mason misses school due to health. McCoy traveled to Columbus Junction for business. Hesseltine and Maxwell attended a Fairfield game. Ruby McCleary, born 1902, died. survivors include parents three brothers and two sisters. Ruth aided families during holidays. Beth had died years earlier.
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Lease
Crawfordsville
George Yeager
Boyd Twinam
Alice White Williams
Mer Davis
Sam Witting
Ode Ferguson
Washington
Margaret Mason
Claud McCoy
Columbus Junction
Yoert Maxwell
Sam Hesseltine
Fairfield
Catherine Hesseltine
B. McCleary
Robins
California
Ruby McCleary
Captive Monkeys Breed at National Zoo
The National Zoological Park in Washington reports that about 65 percent of monkeys born in captivity survive based on their records.
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National Zoological Park
Washington
Sermon Broadcast Prompts Radio Listeners to Give
A brief Cincinnati Times-Star quip urges radio listeners to respond financially to sermons aired over the airwaves, suggesting a reciprocal offering for the collection plate.
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Cincinnati Times-Star
Do Your Work Cheerfully Terence Quote
A compact quotation urged to approach work with cheerful effort. It notes that tasks seem easy when done gladly but become hard with reluctance. The line reflects a classic adage on attitude toward labor.
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Terence
The Lord of the Sabbath and Its Meaning for Christians
A sermon outline on Exodus 20 8 11 and Matthew 12 1 8 explains the Sabbath as rest from creation, a sign of covenant, and a time for God focused worship. It argues six day work, seventh day rest, and warns against elevating tradition over God s Word. It asserts Jesus as Lord of the Sabbath and greater than David priest temple or the Sabbath.
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Israel
God
Christ
David
Temple
Great Task of Happiness Reflected in Christ’s Sacrifice
A concise reflection noting that joy framed Jesus' endurance of the Cross and the Ascension echoes Bethlehem. It frames the central Christian task as one great task of happiness, linking Bethlehem, the Cross, and the Ascension in theological meaning.
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Bethlehem
Christ
Love's siftings and the heart’s preparation
A brief poetic excerpt on spiritual cleansing. The lines contrast divine siftings removing chaff with refining the heart to prepare it for deeper grace.
It Never Pair But Gladys Chooses A Path
Gladys Drake faces a tangle of marriage proposals from Tom Gafney Walter and Rodney on a moonlit veranda. She weighs love and friendship, enlists Molly Mredericks for distraction, and contemplates transferring desires to Harold Granger as the week unfolds in a tangled romantic comedy.
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Gladys Drake
Tom Gafney
Tom
Gladys
Walter
Rodney
Molly Mredericks
Molly
Glady
Harold Granger
Harold
Harald
Poe
Mally
Mol
Clay county society notes and visits across farms
Mrs A J Morgan correspondent reports a string of visits and calls across Oskaloosa Fairfield and Sunny areas. Names include La Faun Robinson Frances Meacham Lucille Hollander J P Robinson L R Robinson G Statler and many more. The Clay Vale district meeting elected Oscar Moorer director with 133 votes cast as Bruce Robinson returned from Wellston.
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Clay
la Faun Robinson
Oskaloosa
W. T. Maxted
Frances Meacham
Lucille Hollander
Fairfield
Washington
J. P. Robinson
L. R. Robinson
R. WH. McCracke
George Statler
Fairfield and Lockridge
R. L. McCaleb
Ira
Albert Waterhouse
W. ©. Morgan
Lievyd Luers
Robinson
H. A. Woodford
George Bond
Clark Pirester
James Robertsons
A. J. Meacham
C. FE. Wolcott
R. L. MecCaleb
James Robertson
RB. EK
Woodford and
Shirley
Nelson Woodford
W. O. Morgan
Charles Stan
Joyce
Williams
Brighton
Roger Stannard
C. L. Stanard
The
Missionary Society
R. KB. Woodford
Oscar Moorer
Green Vale
Bruce Robinson
Wellston
Train schedules and stations for Golden State and Knoxville branch
Train timetable page lists westbound and eastbound departures for Golden State and Knoxville branch lines. Details include Nos 3, 11, 12, 83, 430, 836, 429, 49, 835, 25 Southwest Limited and No 92 Local Freight with daily, Sunday exceptions, and agents L. Goodlander and J. McKay.
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Golden State
L. Goodlander
J. C. McKay
Southwest Limited
Dally W. C. Bell
Advertisements and local business notices mix in Washington page
A dense OCR snippet lists names and professions including Lloyd Little, Michiels attorney at law in Washington Iowa, a dentist, and W J Masson with contact numbers. Also references Washington National Bank Building, Farle W. Corbin Co store, and a general classified line of For Sale For Rent Want or Lost ads.
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T. AL Michiels Attorney-At
Washington, Iowa
Temple Building
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Braden
John McCall
Jurging
Iowa Ave
Crescent
Tam
Call
L. L. Moothart
Rock Island
Arizona
New Mexico
Nevada
Utah
Golden State Limited
Apache
Rocky Mountain Limited
Colorado Flyer
L. ©. Anderson
Rock Island Lines
Davenport
Iowa
Colorado
PB Fitz Water
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
By Jane Osborn
Noes
U. S
Pearl Kennedy
W. M
Irene Bickford
Damascus Shrine
W.S. of J
Masonic Temple
L. A. Jones
Sara BE. Walker
Washington Lodge
A. B
A. M
Theron J. Pease
A. W. Yard
LGR
Knoxville
Omani Dop, Ih
the Evening Journal
Physicians and Surgeons
Stutsman
F. & M. Bank Bid.g
C. W. McLaugilin
M.D
West Main Street
W. L. Alcorn
M. PD
Wilson Heating Co
W. & Kyle
National Bank
J. M. Lloyd
M. BP
Nicola & Harmon Co
Itea
Priston L. Httier
Lipple & Pratse
Lloyd Little Hos
Mart
J. M. Kyle Willard
Attery
Austin Sutherland
Morrison & Morrison Lawyers
Morrison Bldg
North Side Sq
TL. Brooksart Law
Federal Farm Loans
Opera House
Livingston & Eicher
LAW Abstract Department
Lawyers Opposite Journal Office
J. D. Dayton
Westchester
Washington County
Keara
DR. Prank Roller
Washington St
T. J. Pease
Washington National Bank
W. J. Masson
Farle W. Corbin & Co
Adt
Cole
Fred Franklin
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