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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1930
Page
8
James Casey Jr. is recovering from injuries after a horse he rode stumbled and fell last Saturday. He suffered numerous cuts and lacerations but is not considered seriously injured.
William Rutt 63 a well known resident of Columbus Junction died suddenly Tuesday afternoon at his Second Street home likely from heart trouble He fell from his chair and died before friends could move him Born September 22 1866 he was a son of Hiram and his wife.
Train listing shows Golden State Limited No 4 Express No 12 No 50 Local Pass No 93 Freight No 92 Local Freight with arrival at 10:61 a.m. on Monday Wednesday and Friday. WwW C Bell, Agent.
Mrs S T Rickey and daughter Mary spent a day in Keota. An advertisement touts Jewel Four Hour varnish for linoleum drying in four hours and wearing like iron. Malted milks praised as rich and thick. Hog price tops at 10.25. Weather notes: mostly cloudy with rain tonight, strong winds and colder conditions this afternoon and tonight.
Eastern clubs held a five game edge over western rivals as the first week of inter league action closed. Cubs beat the Robins 3 to 1, ending Dazzy Vance’s streak. White Sox beat the Red Sox 4 to 3. Athletics topped the Browns 4 to 1. Indians edged Yankees 7 to 6. Giants beat Pirates 11 to 9. Senators defeated Tigers 5 to 4. Braves top Reds 4 to 3 with Seibold earning his fourth win.
The obituary notes a long time resident who married Elva Sellers on July 29 1888 and lived on a farm near Columbus City then Columbus Junction. Wife Elva died April 10 1929. Survived by four daughters Stella Frerichs Davenport Maud Hutchinson New London Neva Rousch Winfield Velma Patterson Lyle Minn 18 grandchildren two half brothers Joseph and James Smith Columbus Junction. Funeral arrangements had not been made Tuesday evening.
England's great railway companies employ 19,398 horses with about 83,000 horse-drawn vehicles. Only 2,501 motor vehicles are used for transporting goods, leaving 1,000 horses not used in haulage work.
Detroit News notes another title claiming the author as the world’s foremost authority on bridge. The review contrasts him with B who is described as the world’s greatest authority on the game.
In Poleymieux near Lyons France the residence of Andre Marie Ampere has been purchased by popular subscription and will be preserved as a memorial to the electricity pioneer.
The nation's gold reserve for redeeming United States notes is set at 150 million dollars. If the reserve drops below 100 million, the secretary of the treasury may sell government bonds to restore it.
The third year home furnishing course ended with 125 attendees at Achievement day. Miss Alice May Smith led five practical lessons on making home items from common materials, with six townships exhibiting strong results and 1,931 baskets and trays plus other crafts recorded.
On April 30 at the Fairfield Presbyterian church farm bureau officers and delegates from all counties in the seventh district convened for a morning conference. The afternoon featured township bureau discussions with each county presenting topics and ideas. Washington county attendees included Mrs. Homer Birney Mrs. C M Maxwell Walter R Brown Walter Smith and County Agent Montgomery.
Mrs May Larson extension specialist spent Thursday with the county chairman and township leaders planning the state fair exhibit on the home project work. Records were checked to ensure special consideration on organization so Washington county can present a splendid display.
Women organizers aim for a standout display as the county debuts an exhibit outside its borders at the state fair. The delegation seeks to impress with quality and care, marking a milestone for local participation.
The April report shows 12 meetings with 533 in attendance and 65 farm visits. It notes 398 office callers and 297 first class letters written, 633 miles driven by extension agents, 26 press articles, 5 farm laborers placed, 8 circular letters with 789 copies, and 100 bulletins distributed. Total personal contacts reached 1,091 across various work areas.
The report shows profits rising with higher butterfat production per cow. It lists averages for groups from 15 to 50 pounds of butterfat, based on 168 cows, with feed costs and per cow monthly costs. Notable entries include Emmett Hayes and Fred Palmer’s high producing cows, and Arthur Duensing leading the herd average.
Sixty-six people died as tornadoes swept Texas and Fort Worth felt its fiercest wind in 25 years. Pedestrians were hurled against buildings while Rewe, Texas, pupils were moved to basements. Tile and windows shattered at local schools and oil derricks suffered heavy damage.
Saturday auction proceeds and half share terms noted. Local residents Mr and Mrs Melvin Lyle and child visited town. Hatchery weaving services offered by Rose Cottage Iowa. Fisher home hosts Richard Jr of Madison and Carl Wisconsin guests. Chas Brown listed as auctioneer. Curlee spring suits and top coats promoted by Schmoeller Bros. Tailors with contact tags.
Notice states Republicans of the Third Ward hold a caucus to elect delegates on Thursday evening May 8 at 7 30 at City Hall. Committeemen listed. Also ad for sample suits from Schmoeller Bros Tailors noting prices from 18 to 40 dollars.
Crude oil yields hundreds of by-products with major outputs including gasoline, kerosene, fuel oils and lubricating oils. These products form the foundation of widely used fuels and lubricants in daily commerce.
The article explains that Pharaoh is the biblical title for the kings of Egypt and notes that ten rulers are named or referenced in the Old Testament text. It discusses how these figures appear across various books and the role of Egypt in biblical narratives.
A herd of 11 Holstein cows owned by B. C. Foster averaged 1 031 pounds of milk and 34 2 pounds of butterfat per cow. Other state herds reportedly average 1 862 pounds of milk and 66 pounds of butterfat per cow per month, suggesting Foster’s herd is notably high.
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