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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1925
Page
7
Pharmacists tout Joint-Ease as the remedy when other so called cures fail. It treats sore inflamed rheumatic joints and claims to limp and loosen joints quickly. Available in a sixty cent tube at Sherman Bros. and druggists everywhere with the slogan when Joint-Base gets in joint agony gets out-quick Advyt.
Verdi Route Seven reports Wayne Simmerman’s sale draws a large crowd with good prices Roy Libe moves into Simmerman’s vacated place H J Schoonover relocates to a farm near Oldsburg Robert Griffith suffers a near fatal buggy accident with a sprained arm John Griffith builds a new tower and mill after a windstorm toppled the old structure three weeks ago
Feb 3 Sandy Hook notes report Punxsutawney Phil shadow forecast six week stay plus local farm relocations sales and visits. Mentions mumps illness at Garrett and Farrier families, cattle and carload purchases, shifts of residents, community events, and educational fund loans totaling 250000.
Mrs Clark Hopping visited Mrs Martin Koehler on Thursday. Reymond Nicholson and bride honored with a Friday gathering at the Tom Nicholson home. The Nicholsons plan to settle near West Chester after visiting Mt. Pleasant. Ruth Stewart missed school due to illness. Farmers busy with meat curing, timber, and sales as spring work begins. Roads fair but muddy in warm weather. Minnie Miller spent Sunday with her father William Miller Sr. Spread Eagle folks to meet at the schoolhouse Friday. Mrs Charlie Wylie and Mrs George Foster to host. Tom Gerdes butchered hogs Monday with help from Harry and Tena Gerdes. William McCartney and family visited Washington on Sunday. Mrs Tom Gerdes called on Clark Hopping Sunday afternoon.
A large combined sale of grain livestock and machinery occurred at the W A Duncan farm with auctioneers Paul Klotz and Harry Duncan. The Ladies Aid plans a hot lunch during the county basketball tournament on February 28. Residents visited, traveled for farm bureau duties, and attended nearby sales and conferences.
In Munich a baker named Scharnagl, head of the city’s largest state, is elevated to the office of mayor. The event is framed as a democratic spectacle in a city long reported to be overwhelmingly monarchist.
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