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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1919

Page

5

Washington County Real Estate Assessed Value Totals

An abstract from township assessors shows Washington County real estate valued at 32 498 552 including farms and town lots. Farm land 27 045 100. town lots 5 453 452. County acres 248 092. average value per acre 77.69. City and township totals page the distribution among Washington Brighton Lime Creek and others. Personal property and moneys credit totals further detail horses cattle swine sheep goats and other items. Washington city totals about four million in real estate, with personal property and credits adding to the overall value.

Washington County Lime Creek Brighton Washington Township Brighton Township Brighton City Washington Wellman Riverside Kalona Ainsworth Crawfordville West Chester Washington City

Death of S Lee in Nebraska Auto Crash

Samuel Lee a wealthy Avoca farmer dies in Omaha hospital from injuries after a Hudson Six auto crash on the outskirts of Omaha en route to Fremont to visit his son. He suffered severe facial injuries and broken jaw while his wife and child suffered injuries from shattered glass.

Avoca Samuel Lee St. Catherine's Hospital Omaha Hen Fremont Neb Sam Lee Mr. Lee

German Peace Terms Circulated in Copenhagen

The German government circulates the full peace treaty text to neighboring neutral countries. Volumes present the terms in German, English, and French and are prominently displayed in Seandi.

Copenhagen

Book Volume Details from German Admiralty Printing Establishment

The text, issued by the German admiralty printing establishment, is reproduced exactly by photo lithography from the original received by German delegates. The complete book comprises 415 pages.

Navian Book Stores

Admits He Pushed Boy Into the River in Des Moines Case

Ernest Gee a 14 year old boy confessed to pushing Lloyd Dimmitt into the Des Moines River causing his drowning death. He made the admission after a morning session with County Attorney Newton Roberts and Officer Al Lightner who had gathered convincing evidence.

Ottumwa Ernest Gee Lloyd Dimmitt Des Moines Newton Roberts al Lightner Gee Young Dimmitt Johnnie Montgomery Dimmitt Mr. Roberts Young Gee Altho Lightner

Boy unable to recover after Cedar Falls swimming accident

James Hearst 18 lies paralyzed from the neck after diving into three feet of Cedar River water and striking his head. An army nerve specialist and several doctors report a broken dislocated vertebra with slight hope for recovery. He is son of Charles E Hearst, a local farmer, and nephew of two physicians.

Cedar Falls Thero James Mearst Hearst Cedar River Charlies’ E. Hearst

Kenyon Flags Packers Back Tie Move to Sway Farmers

Senator Kenyon charged on June 6 in Washington that packers are building a back tie with Iowa and other farmers to delay antitrust or packing legislation. He cited letters and telegrams from livestock men urging Congress to go slow and warned of possible senate floor exposure or investigation. He said most farmers favor regulation and predicted a law will be passed.

Washington, D. C Jane Iowa Kenyon Congress Senate

No Friends Like Old Friends

A fragmentary note reflects on enduring friendship and the care needed to cherish trusted companions as time tests bonds, cautioning against harming a valued relationship in urgency or momentary anger.

Rooming houses in Iowa must be licensed officials say

Sioux City report details new state hotel law enforcement by H K Horning of Des Moines. All rooming houses serving transients are hotels and must be licensed, with fines and possible closure for noncompliance. License fees range four to fifteen dollars yearly.

Sioux City Iowa H. K. Horning Des Moines Horning Mr. Hornung Hornung Davenport Cedar Rapids Waterloo

German pressure for limited alliance with America

June 6 report from Berlin notes a rising German demand for a limited alliance or protectorate over the U S with financial aid to Germany and control of profits from U S industry. Privy Councillor Bergmann proposes a German American partnership with America as the senior partner and controlling force.

Berlin America O & Sort Germany Bergmann German Edison Company

Fight on Liquor One of the Oldest in All History

A historical overview traces the long battle over alcohol from ancient abstinence movements to the 1918 national prohibition. It notes early temperance efforts in New England and Virginia, the rise of societies, state limits, and Maine’s 1846 action leading to nationwide prohibition after thirty-six states favored the 1918 constitutional amendment.

United States America Mohammed Europe England London New England Fast Hampton S. J Virginia Jamestown Connecticut John Chalmers Nassau N. H Illinois Washington Great Britain Maine Congress

Great and Small Things Quote Reflections

A brief reflective note quotes It. Cee on human will and duty. It stresses that true merit lies in performing small tasks promptly and rightly when called upon, rather than pursuing grand plans. The message emphasizes humility and service through simple actions.

Cee

Your Catarrh May Lead to Consumption

Warns that catarrh can progress to lung involvement and consumption, criticizing sprays and inhalers. Promotes S. S. S. as a blood remedy that treats the disease at its source. Offers free medical advice from the Medical Director in Atlanta, Ga.

Medica Swift Laboratory Lanta

Thinks He Found Seasickness Cure

Major Alfred Lemon of the One Hundred Twenty-fifth Infantry reports a cure for seasickness after experiments on the transport Great Northern. He attributes relief to a method of packing the outer ear canal, noting two thirds of troops were seasick in heavy seas. The finding ties ear drum pressure changes to the condition.

New York Alfred KE. Lemon Sauit St. Marie Michigan One Hundred Twenty-fifth Infantry Great Northern Wrest

Almost Killed by Electric Current Near Thurman

B B Burson manager of the Thurman branch of Malvern Light and Power narrowly escaped death while locating a light outage six miles east. He and two companions reached a transformer platform when a blinding flash knocked Burson 12 feet to the ground. Initial checks suggested death, but artificial respiration revived him and he received medical care in town.

Thurman B. B. Burson Malvern Light and Power Company Nt. S. Hubbard Meredith Killen Urson Burson Killen Altho

Man Injured by High Voltage Wire Accident

A man suffered severe shocks and burns to his feet and arms from a 13,000 volt electrical wire. He is now believed to recover. Investigators think he may have opened the wrong switch.

Desire election on road question in Polk County

More than 2,800 Polk county voters signed petitions asking the board of supervisors to call a special election on a 2,000,000 bond issue for paved roads. The board is expected to set a date soon with the proposition likely to pass, making Polk the first Iowa county to build hard surfaced roads under the new road law.

Des Moines Polk County Polk County Board of Supervisore Jaet General Assembly

Cookery Elevates to Art and Noble Science

A Daily Thought notes that cookery has become an art form and a noble science, praising cooks as beetlemen for their craft.

Daily Thought Hurton

Instant relief cream balm for stuffed nose

A promotional notice promises instant relief from nasal congestion with Ely's Cream Balm. It claims quick opening of air passages, soothing inflamed mucous membranes, and relief from colds or catarrh after applying a small amount in the nostrils.

Ely

Indigestion Relief Promises Quick Health Boost

An advertisement warns that acid stomach causes many ailments from indigestion to headaches and rheumatism. It promotes EATONIC tablets as a candy like chewable remedy that wipes out excess acid, improves digestion, and restores vigor. The maker guarantees instant relief or money back via the druggist.

Eatonic

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