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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1929
Page
4
Bible Thought for Today for Friday September 27 1929 quotes Mark 11 22 23 urging believers to have faith in God and to speak with belief that mountains can move. The devotional emphasizes doubtless prayer and trust in Jesus words as the path to receiving what is spoken.
The piece reflects on the harshness of deceit and street confrontations. It urges patience and moral resolve, noting that real goodness requires restraint and perseverance in the face of treachery and provocation. The narrator signs as Dr. 8. P. Telford.
A proposed extension of the Mexico California Oregon Washington paved route would push a continuous highway into Alaska. Project backers cite British Columbia’s interest, a 475 mile gap remaining, and benefits from timber minerals and tourism amid long northern daylight in summer.
Chairman Legge of the Farm Board is called before a senatorial inquiry. He says he would not be unhappy if sent home but likely will not quit unless confirmed to leave. The piece notes such scrutiny was anticipated and underscores the smear of uninformed heckling in political life.
Juanita Hering recalls a playful moment about pigeons on a barn and a brother’s laughable misread. The Town sensatorial committee is described as a mix of inquisitors and hecklers pressuring action. Mr Legge notes Congress delayed on farm problems before farm board requests time.
Editorials mock Henry Ford over his anti liquor stance claiming prohibition will force factory lay offs and reduced work. Critics question Ford’s logic asking who benefits from liquor bans while noting his shift of tractor work to Ireland and industry risks if booze returns. Prohibition debate spurs editorials nationwide.
A compact note teaches daily vocabulary with pronunciation tips and usage. It highlights common misuses such as void and plagiarism and defines taut as firm and tight with an example.
Column notes humorous obsessions with fresh eggs and farm surpluses, mocks elaborate endurance stunts, and jests about radio auctions and political breakfast invites. It references David Loth lists in the World and favors playful critique of public life and media trends.
Abe Martin jokes about a state fair policeman and a heavy cane. Newt Plum catches a bandit today who turns out to be sixty one years old.
Citizens protest stalled city project as tourists and locals complain about malfunctioning traffic signals. Commuters report delayed commutes and safety concerns while officials promise review and action soon.
The Pythian Sisters hold a regular meeting on Tuesday October 1 to prepare for the convention. By order of M FE C. 19213 The Woman's Home Missionary Society of the M E church will continue plans.
The document notes a Friday 2:30 pm event with Mrs J P Thomas and Mrs Abel derson as leader. S S Classes led by Mrs Hess and Mrs Montgomery plan a relay party Friday evening leaving Presbyterian church at 7.00 pm. rain date is Willa Brley home. The club meets with Mrs Will Easter at 1314 E Washington Street on Tuesday afternoon Oct 1 with roll call quoting old sayings and each attendee to bring a tray.
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