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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1922

Page

5

Coal car readiness at Illinois Central shops in Waterloo

Waterloo Aug 30 Norman Tell master mechanic of the Illinois Central shops says coal can be sent in any quantity to reopen mines and that coal car equipment is in good order. Most engines meet regulations and are handled by trusted engineers with strict inspections before leaving the Waterloo round house.

Waterloo Illinois Central Norman Tell Ilinois Central Hell Waterloo Roundhouse Bell Tama Mespuakie Tama County Deg Moines Joseph Svacina Svacina Tama Andians

Oil prospect stirs Sioux Rapids interest in Iowa

In Sioux Rapids Iowa prospects of oil spark interest after a local specialist found traces near town and a test well could be drilled to 3000 feet. A meeting of organizers followed the quiet survey as they prepare to pursue drilling if needed.

Sioux” Rapids Sioux Rapids Oklahoma

Woman Sues for 10000 Damages After Auto Crash at Vinton Races

Bess Richard files suit in Linn County District Court seeking 10000 for injuries July 4 when an automobile driven by Emmett Schrader at the Vinton races crashed through the track fence. Plaintiffs include Cedar Falls Motoring Association Benton County Agricultural Society and Cedar Valley Nash Company. Schrader allegedly intoxicated. car owned by Gus Schrader Jr and traveling about sixty mph before control was lost.

Cedar Rapids Linn County Bess Richard Cedar Falls Motoring Association Benton County Agricultural Society Emmett Schrader Gus Schrader, Jr Cedar Valley Nash Company Vinton Schrader

Car Crash Injures Two Boys Near Blairsburg Iowa

Ralph Dalbey aged 19 of Des Moines and George W Thompson 17 of Estherville were hospitalized after a high speed crash near Blairsburg. Thompson has a broken pelvis and Dalbey a fractured thigh. car damaged, occupants trapped under wreckage for thirty minutes.

Webster City Ralph Dalby Des Moines George W. Thompson Estherville Dalbey Spirit Lake Blairsburg Thompson

Why Some Women Are Popular and Happy in Life

An advertisement extols freedom from female woes as key to popularity and success. It claims the well woman exudes cheer and serenity while the ailing repels others. Lydia E Prinkham's Vegetable Compound is said to relieve aches and blues and renew life.

Lydia E. Prinkham Advt

Keokuk Stage Station Demolished for New Homes

In Keokuk Iowa a historic Brighton house structure tied to stagecoach lines to interior Iowa points including Oskaloosa and Des Moines is being razed. The main stage hotel portion was removed years ago leaving a narrow remnant now cleared for modern houses. Old stables once used as a school room and dwelling were demolished years past.

Keokuk Brighton House Iowa Oskaloosa Des Moines

Edict Bans Anatole France Books for Catholic Adherents

The congregation of the Holy Office in Rome issued an edict forbidding reading all works by Anatole France among Catholic adherents. The decree targets the French author's writings amid church concerns over doctrine and moral instruction.

Anatole France Congregation of the Holy Office of Rome

Catholic Societies Meet in Earling September

Very Rev. F. J. Brune president of the St. Boniface League of Iowa calls all Catholic Societies of Iowa to their annual convention in Earling Iowa from September 26 to 28. Brune has aided arrangements during his recent visit. The article also notes a blue whale fact and 1921 naturalization figures in Britain.

Alton F. J. Brune St. Boniface League of Iowa All Catholic Societies of Earling Boniface League Great Central Society Mr.Brune Farling Great Britain Edgar Speyer New York

Toledo Corn Factory Opens With Record Pack

Toledo August 30 The Wier company corn pack factory began operations for 1922 with a large workforce and a bumper crop of sweet corn in high quality. Two production lines run at ninety cans per minute each, totaling 180 cans per minute capacity. The season promises a record pack due to large acreage and yield far beyond expectations.

Toledo Wiereannihe

Early Plant Life Likely Aquatic Origin

The passage argues that all animal life depends on plants, so Earth’s first life was probably plant life. With minimal land at the time, earliest plant life would have been aquatic.

Cedar Rapids Masons Vote on Building Temple

Cedar Rapids masons vote on a new Masonic temple likely costing about $500000. The outcome will determine whether the project proceeds and the temple is built in the city.

Cedar Rapids Masons

Two Year Old Girl Hurt by Horse at Packwood Farm

In Packwood a two year old child of Mr and Mrs Carl Coley wandered into the barn lot and was badly hurt by a horse. The child’s skull was crushed and she remained unconscious until her mother carried her off. Doctors Cadwallader and Stepp attended and the girl was later taken to Jefferson County Hospital for an operation.

Packwood Wm. Hunts Carl Coley Cadwallader Stepp Jefferson County Hospital

Winnebago County Horticultural Society Marks 25th Year

The Winne shiek county horticultural society celebrated its twenty fifth anniversary at John Marter's home in Decorah. The group aims to boost fruit growing and improve produce. Speakers included John Harter Alderman Lang County Agent Dack County School Superintendent Miss Gertrude M Crane and J W Jarnagin of Des Moines.

Decorah Rum Winneshiek County John Marter John Harter Alderman Lang Dack Gertrude M. Crane J. W. Jarnagin Des Moines

Foreign-born drivers predominate NYC prohibition violators

A London report notes analyses of prohibition violations in New York City found 75 percent of violators were foreign-born. Native-born and Anglo-Saxons were described as law-abiding.

London New York City

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