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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1930
Page
3
The article notes Mother's Day will be observed on Sunday May 11 in communities nationwide with church services, special music and sermons. It urges sons and daughters to honor their mothers through gifts and flowers, recognizing the day as a longstanding American tradition.
A San Francisco Chronicle quotation notes the hidden expense of debt collection, arguing that borrowers bear the unseen burden through higher costs and intensified reminders. The statement frames bill collectors as padding the price cascade faced by consumers.
Norman Baker operator of a cancer institute and KTNT radio faced a possible injunction to bar him and four staff members from practicing medicine in Iowa without licenses. Hearing set for May 13. state cites “secret remedies” claimed to cure cancer. Associates named include Harry M. Hoxey Charles Gearing Mary Turner and Myrtle Gresham.
Crawfordsville reports slow news with residents busy planting corn and tending gardens. Mrs Will Wooley loses most of her 750 white leghorns to a disease in the hatchery incubator, causing distress amid a hard season.
Mr and Mrs Roy Wood and family visited Sabbath afternoon at the Sands residence. Will Wooley and Harley Rhea own new Ford Model A cars. Sickness news includes Mrs John Krantz and J A Moorhead, both ill and seen at the hospital, with friends hoping for quick improvement. Mrs Ernie Ickefoose visits her father Mrs Neff of Wayland, who came for a short stay Saturday. Mrs Albert Mulhern called on the winter Tuesday afternoon.
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