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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1930
Page
4
A devotional note cites Romans 8 verses 38 and 39, affirming that nothing in creation can separate believers from the love of God in Christ Jesus. The text encourages confidence in divine protection and unbreakable union with God.
A travelogue from Carlsbad New Mexico March 17 1930 recounts dry deserts irrigated by dams and the Carlsbad Caverns. The writer notes the region’s climate scenery and a journey with companions Mrs Will Logan and Mrs Carbeck from Clovis to Los Angeles and the rise of air travel as a daily option.
A peasant seeks monk's counsel after spreading false gossip. He scatters feathers to symbolize hurtful words and is told to gather them, learning wind has scattered them beyond recall. The tale concludes that words once spoken cannot be fully undone.
A fragment notes common word errors and teaching goals. It lists misused terms such as whole vs wholly and elementary versus elemental, suggesting daily focus on one vocabulary word to broaden the reader's lexicon and usage.
A patchwork column laments radio talk, old slang lists, and humorous town observations. Grandpa Wood commentary, misprinted names, theater mail from Canada, and a long survey of drunk slang fill the page alongside casual gossip and light local chatter.
Henry B. Bailey announces his run for County Attorney pending Republican voters’ choice at the June primaries. He notes the decision is subject to the party’s will and sets his candidacy within the current political process.
Subject to the will of Republican voters in the June primaries the candidate Webb Dayton Battleford announces his bid for Webb County Sheriff office asserting his readiness to lead and uphold law enforcement duties.
In Dayton Grove Mrs. J. B. Moore reports social events with Miss Lucile presiding at a lead entertained gathering. Walker and Tierney family mentions, plus visits by Sheba and Walter Leet. In Rochester a deputy sheriff reports arrest of Willis, 41, for drunken driving after a buggy accident. charge noted as coasting when intoxicated.
NIRA Jake Litwiller had Jesse Page saw wood for him Wednesday. Mrs James Hanley is slowly recovering from pneumonia. This being the sixth week she has been ill. Doctor Rhoyer a specialist of Iowa.
The report notes residents consult Dr. Enos M. pen Ona Green in Towach and Jin Hanley on business in Town City. The Ladies Social Union of New Haven Church will meet Mrs. Henry Cuddybach on Tuesday afternoon March 25 to plan a bake sale with all members requested to attend.
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