Like Produces Like Be Not Mocked Quote May 1 1935
Bible Thought for Wednesday May 1 1935 emphasizes Galatians 6 7 that what a man sows he reaps warning against deception and mockery with a concise moral reflection from the day’s devotional page.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1935
Page
4
Lets Be Happy in Iowa
The News-Telegraph urges Iowans to adopt a positive spirit, focusing on blessings and resilience. It argues recovery comes through individual initiative, hard work, and collective effort rather than government magic, highlighting Iowa’s strong land, population, and industrial progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
News-Telegraph
Iowa
California
America
By The Way Bits and Humors from Town Notes
The column surveys spring bloom in the countryside and locals discuss plays and society. Readers share playful anecdotes about glasses slipping, Mrs Whitneys horse stories, and notes on students Billy Cox and Johnny Post Hole. Small vignettes touch on poetry, jokes, and a Cleveland Exhibit scene.
Horses and Mules In Danger From Poor Spring Condition
Dr. Bassler national advisor states 54 Iowa veterinarians warn work stock are in worst shape for spring. Start heavy work slowly, ease grain, secure oats and clean hay, add linseed meal and bran, control lice and worms to prevent digestive problems and losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Globe apologizes for hooting press control during war
The War Department backs legislation to give the government absolute control of the press in wartime and the Atchison Globe apologizes for mocking the idea a few months earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
Globe
Atchison Globe
Fox hunting rules loosened under Iowa game law changes
The Iowa Fish and Game Commission announces changes to fox regulations allowing fox or fox pups to be taken at any time except protecting dens. It specifies that no person may injure or destroy any fox den except as allowed by the new provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Fish and Game Commission
Baseball results and probate notice in Iowa paper
Yesterday results list multiple major league games with rainouts and upcoming matches. A probate notice in Washington County Iowa announces a hearing on Franz Landau's last will for May 7 1935 at the district court.
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Ll Pet
Cleveland
New York
Washington
Boston
Philadelphia
Chicago
Detroit
St. Louis
Fao
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Gumankbawes
Cincinnati
Franz Landau
Court House
Iowa
District Court
RR. R. Noonan
R. R. Noonan
Infant Oscar Keith dies at 17 days in Wayland Iowa
Infant Oscar Keith son of Allen and Hester Snider Martin born April 12 near Wayland Iowa died April 29 at 3 45 p m at home aged 17 days. Survived by parents a sister Hazel Nadine grandparents Mr and Mrs M R Snider and Mr and Mrs S Martin and many relatives. The poem line closes the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Keith
Allen
Hester Snider Martin
Wayland
Iowa
Hazel Nadine
M. R. Snider
S. Martin
Pleasant Ridge Welcomes New Pupil Eleanor Snider
Eleanor Snider oldest daughter of Mr and Mrs Harold Snider started to school and likes it fine. Mrs Ted Miller visited Mrs Robert North while the Smith children delivered flowers and doughnuts to Mr Bales. Willis Brannen and Betty of Rock Island joined at the Reeves and Brannen homes for weekend visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Ridge
Elenor Snider
Harold Snider
T. J. Bales
Howard Baker
John Westen
Ted Miller
Robert North
Ruth
Norma
Charles Smith
Verda
Pauline Schantz
Edna Reeves
Smith
Bales
Willis Brannen
Betty
Rock Island
Wesley Brannen
American Pearls and Troop Win in City League Softball
In a chilly practice round, the American Pearls beat the Giants 14 to 9 with key contributions from Kimmel Orr and Judevine against Smith and Pratt. Troop F edged North Side Cafe 6 to 4 in a close game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Pearls
Giants
Kimmel
Orr
Judevine
Smith
Pratt
Troop F
North Side Cafe
Edmondson
Boileau
Fostman
Long
Zook
Floyd Roe Wins Masonic Billiard Tourney Title
Floyd Roe captured the Masonic billiard championship with only one loss in the final flight to O M Cuddy. T R Phillips promoted the event and received a hat after the Monday night club meeting and lunch at the North Side cafe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Roe
T. R. Phillips
Masonic Billiard Club
North Side
Mr. Phillips
Mr. Roe
O. M. Cuddy
W. L. Pet. Pine
R. A. Hender
R. McCutchen
Cown
Gaye
Ralph Gibson
Preseason Schedule Details for May 13 Opening Night
The schedule confirms games run through Friday of next week with the season starting officially on May 13. Officials emphasize a complete slate to begin the preseason.
A Peaceful Trip to Pirate Land at St Johns Yard and Barbados
The writer tours Bridgetown Barbados noting Gothic government buildings on Trafalgar Square, a Royal Bank of Canada presence, and local money, coins, and exchange. He observes policemen as helpful guides, visits C B Rice for suits, and watches a beer keg street vendor before the ship departs for Trinidad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbados
England
New York
Eastman Agency
Bridgetown
Kodak Agency
Royal Bank of Canada
Islands
Canada
Royal Bank
Trinidad
Trafalgar Square
High Street
C. B. Rice's
Broad
Kodak
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