Bible Thought Forsake Evil
A devotional note urges turning away from evil deeds quoting Zechariah 1 4 urging readers to reform their ways and actions with a focus on moral renewal.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1932
Page
4
A devotional note urges turning away from evil deeds quoting Zechariah 1 4 urging readers to reform their ways and actions with a focus on moral renewal.
Poem opens with a speaker who contrasts life lived through true struggle with a life without doubt fear and hardship. It argues real courage and contentment come only from suffering and effort, challenging readers to measure virtue by resilience and depth of feeling.
The piece argues that focusing on gross tax figures misleads readers about real relief for individuals. It notes that saving one million dollars in taxes in a populous state is a tiny fraction of total tax revenue and compares per person spending on tobacco, amusements, cosmetics, and luxuries to taxation costs, urging fiscal reform focused on economy rather than big gross sums.
A compact feature lists misuse and mispronunciation guidance for several words. It covers examples like maudlin and potential, notes preferred phrases for multiple people, and includes brief word studies urging readers to expand vocabulary daily.
The speaker argues against small tax cuts and urges cutting non essentials and waste. They urge widening tax sources to include more people and taxing by ability to pay, noting the national tax bill around fourteen thousand million dollars and that relief comes from more taxpayers, not tiny savings.
CY BUSH and Blaine J. Holmes announce they will seek the Republican nomination for sheriff in Washington County at the June primary. Voters are urged to consider them in the upcoming primary elections.
Announcement that D. C. Patterson seeks a seat on the Washington County Board of Supervisors. Term to begin January 1934, subject to Republican voters at the June primary. Patterson notes support among party members and plans campaign activities.
T. H. Huston announces candidacy for the office of County Supervisor with a term beginning January 1 1934. He will seek the Republican nomination at the primary election in June.
M T Coon announces candidacy for Washington County supervisor term starting Jan 1 1934. A longtime Highland Two resident and tax payer with 25 years in the county he cites 16 years as township clerk and seven years of road labor. He appeals to Democratic voters for support and pledges economy and tax reduction.
Funeral services for William Walter Henderson former Keota resident and Rock Island worker were held in Keota Church of Christ and Hodgson Hoban chapel Rock Island. He was born November 24 1887 in Mason City and leaves a wife daughter a mother and several siblings. Burial took place in Keota cemetery. The Culture club plans a June quilt and antiques display to fund library books.
Announcement lists decorating groups for Memorial Day at Elm Grove and Woodlawn cemeteries. Representatives from patriotic organizations, adults and children, will tend graves of soldiers listed on the page. Contact Miss Besse Conger at telephone 157 for omissions or errors in the list.
Des Moines May 24 approval by Secretary Greenwalt allows Amana society to issue 32,000 shares replacing the previous 32,366, altering prior distributive stock shares.
The Socialist Party re-elected Morris Hillquit as national chairman by 195 to 180 over Milwaukee Mayor Daniel W Hoan after a three hour debate on Americanism and racial prejudice The convention also approved a five billion dollar federal prosperity loan to fight unemployment and restore industry.
Rudolph Kahlhass 48, who saved money for years, planned to sail to Germany today to make his home but was bumped on an elevated train. Pickpockets stole his steamer tickets for him and his family and $6,600 in cash forcing him to seek work locally.
Readable list of soldiers sailors and army nurses buried in multiple sections with names ranks and units across Iowa Indiana Pennsylvania and other affiliations. The record enumerates many individuals from the 2nd Iowa Infantry to 站 units, including War of 1812 and Spanish American War veterans, arranged by section.
A detailed roster lists soldiers by name and unit, spanning Iowa Inft, U.S. Army, and allied services. The roll covers multiple sections with ranks from private to lieutenant, including many sergeants and captains, plus mentions of training regiments and engineers.
San Antonio servicemen of Mexican descent were honored with two plaques presented to the Sons of America by county clerk Jack R. Burke. One plaque lists fallen soldiers and the other honors gold star mothers.
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