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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1925
Page
5
Francia Joffman files suit against former husband William seeking 3380.60 in unpaid alimony. The action asserts arrears from a marital dissolution and requests court relief for the owed support.
An advertisement claims Allenrhu Special Formula No 3 capsules relieve persistent pains in about 24 hours. It targets rheumatic and neuralgic conditions with No. 2 capsules for liquid form and assures no drug content, urging readers to obtain it at Lemmon's Pharmacy.
Community notes report Miss Gladys Euwing aiding Mrs. Wehr as her mother falls ill. Warren Howard Euwing help with husking at Wehr farms and trips to Washington. Roger Phipps buys a Ford touring car. Duroe hog delivered by Mike Trier of Keota. Wm Sexton returns to Waterloo from John Wehr home. Several households share corn husk duties and Sunday dinners with the Wehr family.
A health tonic named Daves Mentha Pepsin claims to rebuild digestion and restore vigor. The ad asserts stomach function as the root of most ailments and promises renewed strength, better sleep, and improved mood with a money back guarantee offered by J E Lemmon.
Local notes describe persistent rain and mud hindering farm work and travel. Miss Mable Moore travels to Shiloh for school while others face damaged roads, delayed corn harvest, and did repairs to bridges.Death of W S Reister noted. families in Washington attend services and funerals as weather slows daily life.
Sunday visits in local homes. Pro gram and candy social planned at White Oak schoolhouse on Friday evening November 27. Bible studies to begin in private homes. Nelson Woodford back in the corn field after rheumatism. Duroe herd shipments and gilts sent to Jefferson County.
An advertisement urges rheumatism sufferers to try Allenrho with a money back guarantee if it does not ease agony. James H. Allen of Rochester claims the remedy dissolves uric acid deposits within twenty four hours and promises druggists nationwide will honor the guarantee. Lemmon’s Pharmacy is named as the local agent with instructions to request free particulars.
Bralden Braden reports on November 17 as F and H Smith and families traveled to Washington for shopping. Mrs. Jake Sommers visited Frank Hesseltine’s home last week to help care for the family.
Mrs Hesseltine travels to Washington during her father Ed Parker’s illness and death. Beulah Hesseltine misses school due to coil and sore threat. Glen Cherryholmes works on engines at C M Maxwells farm. Bert Yard helps husk corn on Grover Boeoths home. Doris Maxwell visits Crawfordsville on Friday. Mt Union school closes for muddy roads. An aunt of Mrs Frank Hesseltine from Burlington Kan attends Mr Parker’s funeral and stays for an extended visit. Wallace Carson, Paul Maxwell and wives, Will Richard and wives visit R M Maxwell home. Donald Smith goes to Ollie Missouri on business. S Cunningham of Washington visits his farm midweek. Harry Pasch of Crawfordville visits town. Delbert Maxwell and wife visit Grover Booth home Sunday. Mrs F M Smith of Washington stays at C M Maxwell home. W L Smith and wife visit R H Smith home Sunday. Otis E Shoctman veterinary inspector assists Clyde Maxwell and Sam Witting midweek. Frank Hesseltine spends Monday night in Washington helping care for ill mother.
Franks Frankfort report says a plan for an air service in the Kentucky National Guard may be submitted to the state legislature when it convenes. Adjutant General Kehoe has already used airplanes in investigation work over coal strike zones in the state.
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