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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1929
Page
8
John Waymack and Buster Springman travel to Aberdeen South Dakota for a government land drawing. Velvet Rose Cream is advertised as non greasy and fast healing. Hog prices top ten dollars. Weather forecast: fair tonight and Thursday, cooler.
Mrs. Lucy Means of Lavorte City visits Washington to see her son Roy and his family in Ainsworth. Ella Rapp of Wayland visited Mrs. P. A. Witting in Washington before heading to Erie Illinois to visit Mrs. Ed Baker. Ella Grace returns to Rose Hill after a day in Washington visiting her son Charles in Dubuque. Hazel McKinney, niece of Earl Chambers, died after a steam pipe valve blew at Grimes canning plant. Mrs. Harry Duncan of Ainsworth visited Washington. Dan Lindblad of Washington International spent days in Davenport on business and for next year’s implement supply.
Universal Tailoring Co and Mrs J J Benda with daughter Bessie Glasgow depart for San Antonio to visit son Arthur Glasgow. After New Orleans and St Louis visits with other family, they expect to be away about a month. Free battery recharging offered by Brown's Super Service.
Two suits or suit and overcoat priced at 35.50 noted for Universal Tailors. Mrs. William Hoffman arrives from Muscatine to visit Mrs. L. M. Lowry in Washington. Mrs. J. H. Dennedy of Muscatine visits sister Mrs. N. L. Harris. Evelyn Gibson placed on sorority pledges list at State Teachers College Cedar Falls as Kappa Theta Psi member.
Mrs Nan Leeper and her son Lewis Leeper finished a four week visit and departed this morning for their home in Kansas City.
Mrs Sharp visits Eldon for a day of visiting with friends while noting quality grinding and quick service at Woods Feed Mill in 1996.
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