Flood control bill signed by Coolidge signals new era
The flood control act wins broad support from Mississippi valley residents led by New Orleans as it creates a three member board including Jadwin and Sturtevant to reconcile plans. An initial $23 million is set for year one with total outlay expected to reach $500 million over a decade.
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Mississippi River Commission
Romanian Premier defies peasants in domestic standoff
Premier Bratianu declares he and his cabinet will not resign amid peasant demands as Juliu Maniu leads a boycott and possible tax resistance. Exiled ex-crown prince Carol seeks refuge in Belgium after being ousted from England, with friends arranging terms for him and Magda.
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Bratiano
Romania
Juliu Maniu
European leaders react to Kellogg plan amid illness and coups
Reports say Foreign Minister Stresemann near death in Dinant while Germany sees a political contest as Nationalists push candidates. Kellogg's antiwar treaty gains British Lords support and Premier Bruce backs the plan. Japan and par is preparing to respond. A Cassel Communist convention with 16 nations discusses expanding influence in armed forces amid cautious Moscow outlook.
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Aerial Camera Pioneers and Political Reforms Listed
Announcement from Fairchild Aerial Camera Corp for the Army Air Corps describes an eight mile range aerial camera capable of photographing four square miles from 30,000 feet with temperature resistant shutters and automatic data recording. Italian senate passes Mussolini favored electoral reform to a 400 member plebiscited chamber. Muscle Shoals nitrate and power plans involve a 10 million dollar corporation and up to 40 million in improvements, on top of 140 million already spent. Danish Bishop Anton Bast faces permanent suspension by a Methodist Episcopal ecclesiastical court over charity fund misuse but remains a member and minister pending next conference support.
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Playing Fair With God The Wicked Husbands and End Times
Lesson on Mark 12 1 37 outlines Israel as the vineyard chosen by God with rulers and prophets as its stewards The rejected Son is Jesus and the kingdom will pass to another nation The Olivet discourse predicts Jerusalem s destruction and Christ s second coming with warnings to watch against deceivers persecutions and unknown day or hour.
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The Cross as Discipleship Pattern of Service and Suffering
The cross defines discipleship as service and suffering. Jesus demands followers who can endure hardship, and the cross cannot be removed from discipleship. This pairing will persist until the world is redeemed, as stated by Charles Brown.
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Jesus
Charles Brown
An Active Faith Belief is the Acceptance of a Map
Quote attributed to Rev. J. WH. Jowett, D. Db, contrasts faith with practical voyage and modern belief as navigation.
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J. WH. Jowett, D. Db
Hardscrabble Social Notes Report Weekend Visits
Hardscrabble correspondence lists Sunday visits to Marion Smith and the Charles Robertson home near Brighthon. Several families from Hardscrabble, Center Point and Dublin, plus residents from South English and Harper, are noted visiting relatives and attending events.
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Curtis Snyder
Marion Smith
A. D. Moody
Paul Sparks
Sigourney
Charles Moyer
Lorene Robertson
Delores Wehr
Glen Little
Fritchen
Raymond
Richard
Mamie Gale
Neva Jean Robertson
John Robertson
Charles Robertson
Brighton
Richard Mertz
John Seivert
Harper
Matt Wehr
Virgil Gong
Warren Lang
Glenn Little
Ivan
A. R Strum
H. T. Carris
James Lemley
J. E. Lemley
Carris
Ollie
Cecil Davenbaugh
Center Point
Cecil
Hazel Little
Dublin
Mamie Gale Robertson
Cleo Wolfe
Pearl. Robertson
Glenn Little’s
John Wehr
Near Washington
Carler
Glenn Little's
Glenn Miller
Wellman
Jim Pulver
Clarence Lynn
Tom Carris
Good-Natured Men Face of Cheerful Impostion
The piece notes that good natured men are easy to impress yet bear impositions cheerfully, proving their claim to true good nature without complaint. It reflects on the public perception of affable men who endure jest and demand with resilience.
Masonic Lodges Schedule Washington Area
Lodges Washington Chapter No 98 O B Gee regular meeting second Thursday night monthly Alice Meek W M Della McBride secretary Visiting members welcome Damascus Shrine No 10 regular third Tuesday monthly Masonic Temple Maude B Davis W H P Sara BE Walker worthy scribe Washington Lodge No 26 A F A M regular meeting first Friday monthly D L Carbaugh W M A W Yard secretary
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Alice Meek
W. M. Della. McBride
Damascus Shrine
Masonic Temple
Maude B. Davis
Sara BE. Walker
Washington Lodge
A. F
A. M
D. L. Carbaugh
W. M
A. W. Yard
Death of Christina Ross in Iowa City hospital
Word arrives from Keota of the death of six year old Christina Ross daughter of Mr and Mrs W H Ross at the Children's hospital in Iowa City after a serious illness.
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Keota
Christina Ross
W. H. Ross
Children’s Hospital
Iowa City
Funeral Arrangements Pending After Illness Arrival
From my severe flu illness the family learns funeral arrangements will be made on their arrival home this Thursday afternoon with the body. The family came here from Ainsworth over a year ago.
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Ainsworth
Educate a Woman, Educate a Family Quote
A historical quotation from Charles D. McIver states that educating a woman yields broader family benefits than educating a man alone, underscoring gendered lessons on social impact.
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Charles D. McIver
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