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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1930

Page

4

Man's need of God and Iowa road program in 1930 race

The piece links a Bible verse to a political column urging continued funding for Iowa's good roads program. It highlights Governor candidates support for road improvements funded by automobile taxes, notes Arch McFarland’s role as lieutenant governor and highway committee influence, and reports the state highway commission plans to surface 4,000 miles of primary roads using state funds and county bonds.

Jowa Arch McFarland Black Hawk- Grundy Senate State Highway Commission Towa Iowa

County candidates listed with many offices contested countywide

The passage notes many viable contenders for county offices including auditors clerks and treasurers with no opposition for some posts, while sheriff recorder and other offices show multiple candidates from both parties. It urges voters to decide wisely emphasizing individual choice and responsibility in a busy election landscape.

Canaiaates Ethel Grecian Marion George Edna C. Purvis George Morrison Sheriff County Recorder J. E. Jackson R. H. Mel Carty W. F. Sweet Pollok J. Wallace Walter W. Schroeder J. C. Hamil R. Ferguson C. B Flynn T. Donahey R. E. Brown William Ruebsam Arituth Witlam Harriet Philips R. H. Dougherty Hugh H. Melhery Rhen

Embarrassing Moments and a Pasture Snake Tale

A humorous anecdote features Dick Berton recalling an embarrassing moment. The narrator teases readers about the crowd's sympathy and credits Dick for sharing the tale for 50 cents. Dick recounts waking to feel a tickling toe from a blue racer snake, prompting a frantic run home and a vow to sleep more cautiously thereafter.

Dick Berton

Congressman W F Kopp Renominated by Acclaim in Primary

In accordance with the general desire of the Repub- Means of the First Congressional District, Congressman W F Kopp is a candidate for renomination. He is expected to be renominated on June 2, with strong support earned by long hours, committee work, and attentive service to constituents as praised by the Burlington Hawkeye.

W. F. Kopp Washington Congressman Kopp House Kopp Burlington Hawkeye

Spud Family Letters From Across Missouri Vacation

Pa and Ma Spud recount a long trip across Missouri in a Ford with the Spud family in a humorous letter to the Journal. They describe fishing memories, packing for two to three weeks, and bringing along pets Ben the cat and a canary, with talk of a dog for a companion and a note about mailing delays.

Pa Spud Spud Fayettes Journal Washington County Ma Spud Ford Missouri Canary Ben Mary Aunt Mary Ben Haseen Grandpa Neal Postoffice P. S

Making Operations Safe By Jas W Barton M D

A historical piece explains preoperative checks by surgeon and anesthetist. It notes that modern practice includes exam by anesthetist, blood tests for hemoglobin and red cell count, and blood pressure assessment to ensure patient readiness for anesthesia and surgery.

Fragmented Notes From A Community Page Exchange

A jumble of letters and fragments from a local exchange column includes humorous remarks about Frank Macon overindulging at breakfast, reflections on love and babies, and a long Grandpa Woods letter about farm chores and neighborly life. Also mentions a new business card from Gerald Allen Jr as a "Personal Escorter" and a school return note.

H. M. Corning Gerald Allen, JR

Fragmented text reveals notices and oblique personal recollections

Jagged OCR fragment covers varied items: a small ad pitch about expenses and nose wiping, a quip about secret keeping, a mother accusing a son of sticky fingers, plus obituaries and funeral notices. It also references American Legion Weekly, North Dakota population figures, and local political announcements with names like Eicher and Robertson.

William Oswald Holmes Nerican Legion Weekly Mix x

Columbus Junction High School awards May honors

Letters were awarded at Columbus High School by Supt. W G Robertson. Football honors went to Knowlton Fletcher Rodney Manley Donald Howell and others. Declamatory awards to Betty Fedderson Irene Reece. Track honors to Fletcher Howell and Manley. Boys and girls basketball selections listed with multiple players named. Also notes Miss Overholt and Mrs S M Overholt sailing for Europe June 13 and visitors from Iowa City Waterloo Washington Des Moines and Vinton events and travels among local residents.

Columbus Junction Olumbus High School W. G. Robertson Knowlton Fletcher Europe Charlotte Jock Vinton Katie Mow Genevieve Feddersen Betty Waterloo Grace Martha Butler Iowa City W. H. Jordan Washington George Gardner Ella McSweeney Orville G. Orcutt Des Moines

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