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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1931
Page
3
Mr and Mrs Ralph Latter were called to Davenport on Friday night by the death of Ralphs cousin. They stayed over Saturday for the funeral and then returned home.
A garbled ad style note urges waking your liver bile without calomel. It warns against consuming tainted water and alcohol while claiming products can relieve stomach distress and encourage energy. Contains incoherent phrases and miswritten names.
Sameer ir son Myral and family with McCreedy and Hazel Brown spent the day Monday with grandmother Mrs Elzabet wall. Mr and Mrs Fi cmuthwest of Wi and the parental. Heavy rains Monday and Tuesday delayed paving work but crews hope to resume by Thursday noon.
Havre residents reflect as the city’s festival winds down in September. The once busy events calendar now quiets, leaving memories of parades concerts and community gatherings that drew crowds and highlighted local talent.
The article recounts neighbors and relatives attending a birndal anniversary, birthday parties, and Sunday gatherings at various homes. It notes a county festival, a tornado damage view, a planned dance with Fisher's orchestra, and farm shows including exhibits at the festival.
Mrs Frank Kaski welcomed a baby son born Thursday October 18. Mrs Mildred Cottin visited with friends. Walter Bruty was caller. Mr and Mrs Edgar Rotai and children had dinner with Mr and Mrs Leo Fritz. Miss Kathryn Fritz of Davenport visited with Mr and Mrs Martin Fritz. Mrs Bern Dobras and her granddaughter shopped in Fairfield Saturday.
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