Editorial reflections on society and Voodoo beliefs
A columnist notes ethics of helping others, deficits, and government price supports for farmers. It critiques tax redistribution and photos a rocker in Muscatine, then discusses Dr Marcus Bach's Voodoo lecture, arguing it is an emotional escape rather than true religion or a force for world-building.
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Local Birth Announcements Add Three New Neonates
Yesterday Mr and Mrs Max Shetz welcomed a daughter at 5 03 pm. Today Mr and Mrs Robert Lopshire of Ainsworth welcomed a son at 12 05 am and Mr and Mrs Ray Minick of City welcomed a son at 9 20 am.
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Robert Lopshire
Ainsworth
Ray Minick
City
Ramblings and Remnants of a 1913 Boy Scout Hike
Harold E. Ross recalls a 1913 August hike from Columbus Junction to Keokuk by 17 Washington Boy Scouts led by Paul MacKeachron with photographer C. F. Smick. The account lists nicknames, notes modesty about author’s photo, and details trip expenses and meals.
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Columbus Junction
Washington Boy Scouts
Keokuk
Harold
Paul Mactachron
Boy Scouts
Scouts Walk Keokuk Trail and Camp Along the way
Harold Ross leads a group of four Scouts on a four day hike from Washington to Keokuk with five town stops. They cook meals over fires, share gear, and camp in school yards and fields while visiting the Keokuk dam and Fort Madison prison before returning by steamboat and train.
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Stewart
Bob Brinton
Si'’ Ross
Brookie
Brookhart
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Bickie’ Bickford
Hallie Ward
Dutch
Jacek
Logai Everette Peck
Squeak’ Dowell
David Warfel
George Guy
Floyd
Lloyd Grecian
Jack Putnam
Claude Mayo
Tir Scouts
Harold Ross
Crawfordsville
Olds
Swedesburg
Salem
Mt. Pleasant
Oakland Mills
Ja Crew
Donnellson
Charleston
Dover
Summitville
Keokuk
Montrose
Fort Madison
Burlington
Washington
Ft. Madison
Squeak" Dowell
Paul Mae Eachron
Mae
Keokuk Dam
Iowa
Federal Reserve System
Federal Reserve Bank of
Washington Iowa Defines Nuisances and Penalties
The city adopts an ordinance defining nuisances including obstructing streets and dangerous filth hazards. Violators face fines from 1 to 100 dollars and may be ordered to abate the nuisance. each day of failure to comply becomes a separate offense. If not abated within three days after conviction, the city may remove the nuisance and recover costs.
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Washington
Iowa
G. FE. Mace
John KK. Sowash
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