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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1935
Page
4
Bible thought urges choosing heavenly treasures over earthly wealth. From Matthew 6 19 to 21 the message warns that earthly riches decay and thieves break in while eternal riches in heaven endure. The verse invites reflection on where true value lies and where hearts should rest.
Senator William J. Borah warned that modern government must shield citizens from the encroachment on rights and liberties by the state and curb the egotism of public office.
The piece notes enduring humor among Americans and contrasts students entering adulthood with solemn duty. It remarks on graduates transitioning from youth to the serious mission of life as they leave childish ways behind.
The Brighton High School senior class faces the solemn rite with humor as they adopt mottos that mix pep and irony. One motto, Push, pull, or get out of the way, signals youthful zest while another, Out of the harbor, and onto relief, hints at relief from burdens. Both aim to brighten an otherwise weighty commencement season.
An New York U.P. column jokes that state legislators chase odd topics like tail lights for mules nudism and saxophone rogues while discussing diverse subjects. The quip likens their conversations to Lewis Carroll’s Walrus and suggests the sorites of legislative debate distracts from serious matters.
Iowa City High School’s orchestra earned a division 1 rating in class B at the national Madison Wisconsin contest led by L B Lesinsky, crowning it national Class B champion. Sigourney placed top in class C nationally, after sweeping class B in Iowa.
The brick control building on the clarifying and aerating unit of the $80,000 city sewage plant under construction at Waverly will be finished this week, contractors said today. Connecting sewers are near.
Des Moines May 21 The Iowa State Dairy Association has operated effectively for 58 years. Ray Murray secretary of agriculture notes Iowa's 480 creameries produced 237 834 902 pounds of butter in 1934 valued at 58 118 717 dollars, second only to Minnesota. The combined value of Towns dairy products in 1934 totaled 102 470 292 dollars, adding over a million in wealth per county.
Completion indicates the facility will start operating on July 1 as stated by the officials. They describe the project as ready for full operations and emphasize the date as a key milestone.
A reader reports the birth of twins and a fly named Zizz buzzing at the desk as summer nears. Light notices include playful lines about books, hats, and old jokes from West Chester and Slivers, with a final quip from Block Wood.
A playful open letter from Wm. Owen notes he is very much alive and feeling well. He plans to stay in Cotter while sharing a cheerful, nostalgic mood and hints at better land for all. The piece blends lyric references with a light personal update.
A playful note by William Owen proclaims Tomorrow's another day and promises a cheerful update. The brief rhyme signals lighthearted news for readers seeking optimism and a chuckle.
Pleasant Ridge updates show Donald Smith aiding Crandall with mail runs on Monday and Tuesday. Various visitors stop by Paul Houseal’s home, including the Kauffmans and Reeves family. The Pleasant Ridge school closed Friday afternoon and several families attended local gatherings and picnics over the weekend.
Mrs C A Reeves and Mr and Mrs Willis Brannen with Betty visited Saturday and left for Rock Island Sunday. Lois Glassgow hosts German measles. Kitten with a single central eye and no nose lived only hours, saved by Joe Graves scoutmaster.
In St Clairsville Ohio two women became charter members of the Helmont Flying Club Ms Ruth London and Ms Jessie Egg will learn to pilot planes as part of the club's formation and activities with female participation in aviation.
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