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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1909

Page

3

Motorman and Conductor Killed in Des Moines Crash

A head on collision between a Highland Park street car and a Perry interurban on the Belt Line bridge over the Des Moines river killed conductor J. W. Kizer and motorman Peter McCourty. Motorman W. T. Divitt reported a white signal and speed of four miles an hour before the impact. Twenty five others were injured as passengers, trapped under seats, were difficult to reach in the foggy dawn. An investigation by the coroner and city officials is planned amid a spate of recent wrecks.

Des Moines Iighland Park Perry Des Moines River J. W. Kizer Peter McCourty W. T. Divitt Highland Park

Weather overview shows light frosts and varied corn crop

Des Moines Iowa reports a favorable farming week with fairly even rainfall though below normal. Light frost occurred in low areas on the 28th and 24th, but little damage. Most days clear and warm with average highs near 73. Corn safety improving with more warm weather. potato crop below average though apples and grapes ahead of earlier estimates. Hay yields high. overall season profitable despite August drought and planting rains.

Des Moines Iowa

Some call it God and others call it evolution

A poem by W. H. Carruth contrasts science, faith, and longing. It speaks of fire and planet, crystal and cell, geologic and human history, then shifts to autumn, horizon, and the mystic ocean. It ends by naming consecration and quiet devotion.

Electric Bitters for health and vigor

The ad proclaims Electric Bitters as the world's greatest health builder, claiming it purifies the blood and strengthens stomach, liver, kidneys, and bowels. It promises vigorous body and keen brain, urging purchase for those weak or rundown, priced at 60 cents with a guarantee by J. Ed Lemmon.

J. Ed. Lemmon

Buses to County Home For Picnic Outing

Busses will run tomorrow forenoon from the northwest corner of the square to the County Home to take out residents without conveyances for a picnic and return service. Buses depart at 9 30 and fare is 20 cents each way. Weather promises to be fine and locals urged to use the outing opportunity.

Dr King’s New Life Pills Promise Quick Relief

Advert says the stomach liver and kidney cure is in high demand with claims from J. K. Lemmon about outsized results. Pill targets sour stomach constipation indigestion biliousness jaundice sick headache chills and malaria for 25 cents.

Dr. King J. K. Lemmon

Columbus Junction visitors spend Sunday afternoon with friends

Floyd Smith Dick Smith and Hal Jennings of Columbus Junction traveled in a Maxwell automobile on Sunday afternoon and spent the evening visiting friends in the city.

Floyd Smith Dick Smith Hal Jennings Columbus Junction Maxwell Automobile

Ficademyp Wotes and Literary Programs Listed

The listing shows Aurora topic history and several performances and recitations. Names include Elsie Wallace Harry Taylor Emmett Clark Clara Wallace Ralph Bunce Lulu Matthews Cloyce Kerr Hill McCleary and others. Jee Arthaud joins the commercial department.

Aurora Our Elsie Wallace Harry Taylor Clara Wallace Ralph Bunce Emmett Clark Lulu Matthews Ethel Larson Bruce Cowden Magnet Cloyce Kerr Ihidna Merchant Billa Ingersoll Lora Darbyshire Hill McCleary Alvin Nebergall Ferne Keister

Stovall Leaves Davenport for New Charge

The A. M. E. conference at Moline Illinois appointed Rev. W. W Williams to lead the local church while Rev. T. B. Stovall departs to Davenport. Stovall had become popular in the city during two years residence. Williams comes from Davenport.

A. M. BE. Conference Moline W. W Williams T. B. Stovall Davenport Stovall Williams

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Add & CO Ring Washington Eggers King, General Repairerk Marion Avenue M'Courty Kizer Uted Mqnal Bank J.C. Smith the Sanitary Grocery Malaga J. C. Smith Socrates Jesus W. H. Carruth Hoy A&d Philo Hay Spec. Co Newark N. J Harfina Jack & White Lemmon Jee Arthaud THE Bradfield Regulator CO Atlanta, Ga J. A. Harwood South Side Charles Edward Russell Hampton’s Magazine America Sugar Trust John L. Mathews Rheta Childe Dorr George Fitch Rex Beach H. M. Lyon Morley Roberts New York
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