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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1926
Page
4
A religious note cites 2 Sam 23 3 about righteous leadership under God and the fear of the Lord. The excerpt frames the ruler as just and accountable to divine authority as a daily Thought for Today.
Last night the Journal failed to run due to a press oil shortage and dirt. A makeshift team including Al Fields and Kenneth Carris acted as doctors while John Timmerman and Harry Watkins assisted, and the press was repaired by midnight. The operation brought forth four thousand journals per hour with no complaints. The crew notes modern machinery is remarkable and hopes for no further delays.
Mrs. E W Spessard reports that Rev and Mrs W B Moore went Saturday to Richland Iowa for the dedication of a new Methodist church there. There was no preaching Sunday at the Ainsworth Methodist church as the Sunday school filled the preaching hour. Marshall Edmondson and family drove to Keota Saturday.
The Louisa County Council of Religious Education held its annual convention at the United Presbyterian Church in Columbus City with twenty of thirty nine Sunday schools represented. Talks included A Lost Art How To Regain It and The Oskaloosa Training School. The Columbus High Orchestra and girls' glee club performed. Officers were elected and various divisional superintendents named. The Sigourney high school football team visits Saturday. Daisy Mae Duncan married Herman Grunder at Muscatine Grace Lutheran Church. Ferrel Weber joins Cornell College glee club.
A collective noun may be singular or plural as committees show. The text explains verb agreement when referring to individuals in the group and notes a committee has been adopted while the committee members share the same option.
The document records a multi plaintiff action in Washington County Iowa District Court. plaintiffs Ben Stout and Walter E Smith sue Edgar C Wilson and many named defendants including heirs assignees and corporations over real estate in sections 21 20 and 33 township 76 north range 7 west. It warns defendants and unknown claimants to answer by Nov 2 next term or face default and judgment. Columbus Junction notes report local events Oct 7 Letts homecoming music mock wedding and football results among Keota Col. Junction and Morning Sun communities.
Keota Oct 4 A. Leland Brown three years old son of Mr and Mrs Clarence Brown Rubio neighborhood died suddenly Friday from bowels infection Funeral services and burial were held at Brighton Sunday He is survived by his parents two sisters Josephine and Virginia and two brothers Doyle and
Daily lessons explain misused phrases and pronunciation. The item lists correct forms such as surely not sure clever and explains vividness as intense realism in storytelling.
Lem Bailey of Guid erock Nebraska visited relatives near Washington with his daughter and Frank Bailey's uncle John Shebeck. He fell ill after arrival, underwent surgery, and died Wednesday evening. Will Stockman’s Brighton trip was delayed by high water. Frank Taylor shipped hogs from Crawfordsville, and Laura Cherryhomes met her father in Mt Pleasant.
Miss Hazel Anwyl a Fremont Iowa teacher visited over the weekend. Albert Rodgers of Kirkwood Illinois and his brother Scott Rodgers were also guests. Robert Dowell of Fremont Iowa visited. Dr J A Renwick who held meetings here for two weeks left yesterday for Beggs ville Illinois.
In medieval fare, people enjoyed varied meats with jackdaws magpies hedgehogs cranes peacocks and swans noted as popular dishes in the Middle Ages reflecting era tastes and practices.
Tell Binkley speaks of a new era, doubting people would return to beer or wine. He argues there is no longer any excuse to direct energies in the wrong channel and urges reform.
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