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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1938

Page

8

All-Bran Daily Aid for Constipation

Reader urged to use Kellogg's All-Bran as a natural laxative to relieve constipation. The cereal provides bulk, absorbs moisture, and softens matter to aid elimination. advice includes regular breakfasts, ample water, and joining the "regulars." Made by Kellogg in Battle Creek.

Kellogg Battle Creek

Investors Syndicate reports 22 percent assets rise in 1937

LeRoy Pratt says total resources climbed to over 111.9 million by year end 1937 with Washington county sales up 20 percent. Company notes 11 percent gain in new business and 723 million paid to certificate holders over the last decade, all on time.

Investors LeRoy Pratt Pratt Washington County Investors Syndicate United States Canada

Heck family welcomes new sister in Harmony

Harmony reports a new sister for Joan and Jerry Heck. Ed Heck and family celebrate the arrival. Nearby, Charles Schiebel attended Andy Peterson's funeral. Bill Chmetar owns a John Deere tractor. Turnipseed sale drew many neighbors. John McKinstrey delivered lumber to Bil Chmelar. Mr and Mrs Clarence Fletcher visited Ralph Kelsey’s home with Fletcher staying longer.

W. . Longer Harmony Ed Heck Joan Jerry Heck Charles Schiebel Andy Peterson Bill Chmetar John McKinstrey Bil Chmelar Clarence Fletcher

Krebs Estate Settled. Bert Cray Takes Riverside Farm

John and LeRoy Krebs finalize their father's estate by selling livestock, machinery, grain, and household goods. They return to Des Moines and Moline after renting the Riverside farm to Bert Cray for this year. Albert Waldschmidt and Marjorie Kerr visited Riverside with relatives.

Riverside John LeRoy Krebs John Krebs Des Moines Moline Ill Bert Cray Mr. Cray Albert Waldschmidt Marjorie Kerr Town City

Rotary Club Visits County Home Meeting Highlights

The Rotary club gathered at the County Home with Board of Supervisors members Harve Wilson Fred Bauer and Ned Morrow as honored guests. Superintendent Van Dorn and Mrs Van Dorn hosted a dinner and program featuring John Yousling of Sorden Music Store, Daryl Fetters on baritone horn, and Arthur Atack speaking on Acquaintance. The event showcased dairy and farm operations including a dairy herd producing high butter fat, 176% acres of property, and annual meat and canning outputs, plus introductions to the County Home staff.

The Rotary Club Board of Supervisors Harve Wilson Fred Bauer Ned Morrow van Dorn Carl Hedges Marjorie Phillips Charles Crane John Yousling Sorden Music Store Daryl Fetters Yousling Arthur Atack Charles Lamb Mr. Lamb Dr. Atack Ed Hammer Bert Dickinson Marie Stalder Dorothy Johnson Clifford Eden Frank Lewis

Tri-State zinc and lead district centers on Joplin

The Tri-State mining field spans about 10 miles by 40 miles with Joplin at the center, covering Kansas Oklahoma and Missouri. It yields more than a quarter of the world’s zinc and 10 to 20 percent of the world’s lead.

Tri-State Joplin Kansas Oklahoma Missouri

Obituary Mrs Bruce Young

Viola E. Young widow of John Bruce Young died January 8 at 1435 West 45th Street Los Angeles after long heart illness. Born February 14 1859 in Washington Iowa she taught high school before moving to Los Angeles in 1910 with her husband. She leaves two sons Edgar H and others.

Viola E. Young John Bruce Young West 45Th Street Los Angeles Calif Washington Methodist Episcopal Church Society Towa Mount Vernon Edgar Fl

Family names listed from Upland to Alberta in Canada

Young of Upland Calif George L Young of Los Angeles and daughter Jean Y Dougalls of Monrovia Calif brothers and sisters Alice Friend Wilbur Eyestone of Botha Alberta Canada Leslie Eyestone of Council Bluffs and Nannie Briggs of San Diego Calif.

Burlington Friday Business Visitors

C M Spessard attended a Cedar Rapids banquet Thursday evening hosted by the Pittsburg Plate Glass Co. Mrs Marietta Workman of Washington visited the J A Marsh home Sunday afternoon.

Burlington C. M. Spessard Cedar Rapids Pittsburg Plate Glass Co Marietta Workman Washington J. A. Marsh

Ainsworth Locals reports community greetings

Ainsworth January 25 column by Ruth Norris notes Mrs. Clarence Richards, Mrs. G F Trotter and Mrs. Wylie Anderson among local residents and social activity.

Foreign Name on Japan Coast Mississippi Bay

Mississippi Bay near Yokohama is the sole Japanese coastal spot bearing a foreign name, reflecting its linkage to the Mississippi River in this Collier's Weekly feature.

Mississippi Bay Japan Yokohama Collier’s Weekly

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