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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 14, 1920

Page

2

Market Report Chicago Livestock Prices and Receipts

Chicago markets show mixed cattle hogs and sheep with receipts totaling 9 000 head across hogs 3 399 cattle 3 596 sheep 6 298 calves 1 513. Hogs tops at 15 90 and cattle mostly 25 to 50 higher with beef steers up to 15.75 for prime and choice. Lambs and feeder stock also move with varied gains across weights.

Chicago

Unclear commodity listings show mixed grain and crop quotes

Fragmentary OCR outlines corn and clover prices with car counts and price figures. Mentions No 3 toners and dated October December Clover values, but lacks coherent context or complete data for a clear market item.

Oates

The Luck of Geraldine Laird Takes Revenge

The film stars Bessie Barriscale in Geraldine Laird a wife deserted by her husband rises to stage success in New York. She forgives him after a bitter private reckoning and the夫妻 reunite with their children as the picture ends.

Geraldine Laird Bessie Barriscale Robertson-Cole Graham Theatre Edward Sloman Kathleen Norris Miss Bariiscale York State New York

Stamp correction willed by Parisian seized by government

A Ferrary correction once willed to the Berlin Postal Museum was confiscated by authorities. It contains stamps valued at ten thousand and fifteen thousand dollars each.

Berlin

CIGAR FIRE DESTROYS Kearney Hog Pavilion Losses Hit $19000

In Neel and Pleven sales pavilion at Kearney Nebraska a cigar stump or cigarette butt started a fire during a hog sale attendee disturbance. The blaze leveled the building and several hogs, with damage estimated at nineteen thousand dollars. The report also notes guidance on feeding cottonseed meal to horses and mules from USDA experiments begun in 1918 at the Beltsville government farm.

Neel & Pleven Kearney Neb United States Department of Agriculture Government Farm Reltaville

PAYS TO RAISE PUREBRED HOGS NEAR CAMPBELL TEXAS

M F Willis runs a 29 acre hog farm at Campbell Texas. In 1919 his purebred program earned a net income of 4532 dollars plus 300 in Texas State Fair premiums. Gross income reached 6447 dollars with 1915 dollars spent on feed and other expenses. Willis started with common hogs and built a purebred operation.

M. EF. Willis Campbell Tex Willie Willis

Tuberculosis eradication and cost of production plans outlined

Stannard and Stannard submit tuberculosis herd testing for accreditation under the Bureau of Animal Industry. Washington county ranks third in state herd supervision with 62, Kossuth 99, Bremer 61, Black Hawk 58, plus a Farm Bureau push to study costs and profit. John Powell, 76 township, supplies soy bean seed for ensilage on about 10 acres.

Stannard & Stannard Bureau of Animal Industry Washington County Winnebago County Kossuth Bremer and Blackhawk Farm Bureau State Federation of Farm Bureaus John Powell

Eight Days for a 300 Mile Teachers Trip in Iowa

Miss Corley Conlon of the Teachers College extension department completed a study center trip from Sidney to Hamburg in two days but endured an eight day journey due to a April blizzard. She walked to a farm two miles for shelter, waited for horses to clear the road, and missed a train home at Hamburg. She said the ordeal helped her understand early pioneer hardships.

Cedar Rapids Teachers’ College Extension Department Teachers’ College Miss Conlon Hamburg

Denominational Day Observed By Northern Baptists

The Baptist church and 10 000 Northern Baptist churches plan Denominational Day on April 18 to promote the New World Movement a five year drive for 100 million dollars. The program highlights past achievements of figures from Roger Williams to Adoniram Judson and outlines aims to expand missions and Baptist schools.

Northern Baptists New World Movement Northern Baptist Convention America Roger Williams First Baptist Church Rhode Island Adoni‘ram Judson Burma United States

Local weddings and club notes from Ainsworth district

Ainsworth correspondence reports the April 12 wedding at the First Methodist parsonage of George Townsend and Misa Lillian Norris of Columbus Junction. They reside in Ainsworth now, Townsend working at the Farmers' Cooperative store. Also noted is Miss Maude Armstrong of Chicago marrying Dr. J. W. Wilson of Riverside, after nursing training in Seattle and Chicago and military service in the U S Army. Fortnightly club officers were elected and a program on Bandages was presented by Grace Conner and Mrs Carlton Wilson.

George Misa Lillian Norris Columbus Junction J. W. Norris Muscatine Ainsworth Townsend St. Anthony Iowa Ray Townsend Ainsworth School Farmers’ Co-operative T. F. Barker Maude Armstrong Chicago J. W. Wilson Riverside Leila Wilson Allen Rice Presbyterian Hospital Seattle Washington Wilson Northwestern University Michael Reece Hospital Medical Corps United States Army Iowa City

Jubilee Program and Concert Plans At First United Presbyterian

Plans for next year include practical work with a committee led by Mrs. Carlton Wilson and including Mrs. Bevins and Miss Mide CC Lewis. A May 11 meeting will be the final one, described as a hike, followed by a Jubilee program of a concert by A M E F young people featuring numerous choir numbers, solos, duets, and finales with Mrs W B Williams, Hall Bros, and Miss Elizabeth Redd among performers.

Carlton Wilson Bevins Mide Lewis A. M. EF First United Presbyterian Church Jubilee Samuel Hall W. B. Williams Hall ‘Bros C. A. White Marie Whaley J. W. Norris P. P. Bliss Miss Whaley Williams Arnold Hall Raymond Hall Old Gardens Elizabeth Redd Kathryn Turner Mrs. Williams Samuel Halk the Pirate H. W. Petrie

Sagebrusher film praised for technical mastery at Fox Theater

The Sagebrusher, Emerson Hough novel adaptation, earns praise for engineering feats and forest fire scenes. Directed by Edward Sloman, filmed in California and Montana, with photographer John Seitz and Clark Bond, and co op by Hough. Opens today for a two day run at Fox Theater.

California Montana Edward Sloman John Seitz Clark Bond Emerson Hough Benj B. Hampton Fox Theater

Telephones for Delegates at Republican Convention in Chicago

Delegates arriving for the Republican National Convention in Chicago will have access to a new telephony network linking all state district and territorial delegations. Fifty three phones will serve the forty eight states plus DC Alaska Hawaii the Philippines and Porto Rico. Balcony expansion adds about 1100 seats and work on the annex offices begins May 3 with over 47000 dollars spent on alterations to host more than 10000 spectators.

Chicago C. R. Hall District of Columbia Alaska Hawaii Philippines Porto Rico Coliseum Chicago Convention Committee

Sargent to Leave Des Moines for Chicago Northwestern Role

Fred W. Sargent of Des Moines has accepted the position of general solicitor for the Chicago and Northwestern railway system with headquarters in Chicago. He will move soon, and his Rock Island successor is expected to be J. G. Gamble. Meanwhile an offer to Sir William Orpen for 300 American portraits was refused as impossible in 300 years.

Des Moines Fred W. Sargent Iowa Rock Island Railroad Chicago & Northwestern Railway System Chicago Sargent Northwestern Road Rock Island Road J. G. Gamble Sargent & Gamble Sir William Orpen United States

War wisdom as redemption, a French writer warns

A French writer claims mankind is redeemed not by blood alone but by wisdom and notes that in war wisdom has no chance, reflecting on the moral limits of conflict.

Blood purification boosts immune defense against disease

The text urges vigilance for signs of sluggish blood and the decline of vital force. It asserts that keeping blood purified helps the body ward off ever present disease that waits to attack wherever there is an weakness.

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Market Report Rose John A. Babcooeke Yard Illandis Geome Close OF Grain Futures E. W. Wagner & Co Towa City B. Hunt Journal’s Farm Department State Federation Office Cedar Falls Sidney Baptists Gospel Train Jubilee Chorus Helen Motts Florence Hall John Striegel Jr Harper, Iowa Mahaska, Keokuk Renj. B. Hamptons Skile Sagecrusher Benjamin B. Hampton W. W. Hodkinson Sierra Madres Kemp Hous Mutual Cream Station Green Hotel Colenso W. S. Reister & Sons Washington, Iowa John E. Thompson Dr. Edwards Edwards Ukanumusher Ford Mannhardt Ainsworth Consolidated School Board Front Street Amboy Camp Ground Stone Xenia I. K. Beal D. F. Macon S. A. Stephens Madison County A. B. Shriver Winterset Lytle Bros Swift Specific Co Swift Laboratory Atlanta Gity
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