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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1925
Page
7
An old fashioned remedy claim for Kemp's Baleam promises to quiet a hacking cough and ease throat irritation. The ad asserts speedy relief by swallowing small doses and notes the price of 36 cents at all stores.
The funeral was held for Bessie Packer at the Presbyterian church with Rev. A T James and two other ministers officiating. Pallbearers included Dennis Jones and Will Hople among others. Interment followed at Elm Grove cemetery in Washington Iowa. Relatives from Town City Salem Jr and others attended.
Railway time tables list eastbound and westbound arrivals and departures for multiple trains. It includes the Golden State Limited and Express trains, local and freight services on the Knoxville Branch, with station times and service notes. The document names train numbers, approximate times, and agents, reflecting mixed scheduling details and routings.
A note reports a person attended the Bankers convention in Burington last night. The fragment confirms travel to the city for the event and attendance at the gathering.
Horace Lorimer notes the value of saving money and regularly checking possessions to ensure nothing irreplaceable is lost. He emphasizes that some things money cannot buy endure beyond wealth.
West Chester reports roads near Dublin Wellston and Rubio frozen then thawing making travel near impossible. Local notes describe meetings, social events, and community figures from Havre to Washington with updates on farms, sales, health, and a barefoot trait joke.
In Havre on a winter week, the George Swift farm was auctioned to settle the estate. Claude McCall purchased the property and plans it as the future home, with Mrs. McCall previously Mrs. Geo Swift. Fred Zieglow sawed wood for Putman Westen and himself after recent tasks. Eben Green, recovering from the grip, returned to school duties. The Burlington line carries many travelers amid poor roads as pupils switch to rail for commuting.
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