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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1921

Page

2

Hogs and cattle market notes and local updates

Market reports show hog receipts around 3000 with holdovers about 5285 and cattle and sheep activity with prices up to 25 cents higher. Local notices recount Kalona Modern Woodmen meeting with twelve initiates and a sizeable attendance, plus Washington team involvement and strong turnout from Wellman.

Chicago Kalona Washington Wellman

Trains delayed by snow in county papers

Riverside Leader reports a Rock Island local branch train snowbound by a Blizzard causing huge delays. No. 402 arrived 30% hours late after a long snowdrift near Keswick. passengers lodged at a Keswick hotel overnight while crews battled to clear the line.

Riverside Rock Island Keswick Muscatine Montezuma

Riverside Leader opens baseball season with Atalissa on May Day

Riverside starts its baseball season Sunday May 1 facing the Atalissa team as the opponent. August Rath was elected manager at the week’s meeting and has begun arranging the opening game, signing Muscatine county as visitors. The grounds south of the river bridge will again host games with seating available.

Riverside Atalissa Baseball Association August Rath Muscatine County

Simpson's Bill Board Kept Eagle

John Simpson erected a large signboard on vacant lots opposite the stockyards and plans another at Broadway's west end for national advertising. He bought the Washington territory signboard business, a larger operation than many imagine, with as many kinks as the newspaper field.

Simpson Kepta Eagle John Simpson Broadway John Washington

Washington Woman Margaret Hoard Gains Sculpture Notoriety

The New York Sun and lectures program note Mrs. Margaret Hoard, superintendent at the American Museum of Natural History, introducing speakers and writing critical resumes. A Studio feature praises her marble sculpture Pastor al with a winged nymph, highlighting her Washington connections as Chie O’Loughlin.

Washington Democrat New York Sun Board of Education City of New York Borough of Manhattan American Museum of Natural History Margaret Hoard the Sun Architectural League Metropolitan Museum Margaret

Winfield District Votes on School Bond Issuance

The Winfield Consolidated School District will vote on issuing bonds to build and equip a new school. Estimated cost is 160000 dollars to construct a modern building and provide a suitable site for district students.

Winfield Winfield Consolidated

Gageby Cotter to Preach at Cotter Church Next Sabbath

Dr. Gageby formerly of Washington now based in Chicago will preach at the Cotter church next Sabbath evening at 7 30 o'clock. Sunday school is set for 10 09 a m.

Columbus Safeguard Gageby Washington Chicago Cotter Church

Hygienic Sleeping Rooms and Bedding Hygiene

The notice stresses clean air and daily airing of bedclothes for two hours. It warns elderdown quilts are less hygienic than washable woolen blankets and urges care since a third of life is spent in the bedroom. a clean airy sleeping space is essential for health and good sleep.

Bears in Indian Woods Known as Honey Bears

In the woods of India small brown bears called honey bears search for wild bee hives. They are naturally suited to obtain honey with two upper incisors missing and highly extensible lips aiding access to honey.

India

Farm Bureau Notes and County Agricultural Legislation

Personal notes from Cedar to West Chester list farmers and spray material calls including T. C. Reeves H. D. Luers A. M. Weaver and others planning corn and soybeans fields. Reports mention limestone shipments Howard Sigafoose and Theo Ortez hogging down crops and experimental potatoes. Discussion covers spraying after winter damage and a bill on disposing of dead animal carcasses and dissemination of agricultural statistics with $6 500 allocated for Weather and Crops Service.

T. C. Reeves H. D. Luers Dutch Creek A. M. Weaver Washington W. J. Duncan Crawford Ross Sheets Knotek Bros Jackson M. G. Campbell Oregon Herman Petratz Marion KE. J. Paul Sam Leeper Brighton Alvin Stransky Iowa EB. F. Bauer West Chester

Iowa Institutions Report And Fish Commission Plans

Iowa state institutions census shows 9622 residents with 3 month admissions across Anamosa Fort Madison Oaksdale Rockwell City and other facilities. The fish and game commission prepares spring pike distribution from Spirit Lake and later in autumn from Mississippi rescue stocks to Iowa waters.

Anamosa Reformatory Fort Madison Oaksdale Women's Reformatory Rockwell City Mitchellville Anamosa Cherokee Clarinda Davenport Soldiers’ Orphans Home Fidora Glenwood Children's Institution Independence State Hospital Marshalltown Soldiers’ Home Mount Pleasant Oakdale Woodward Toledo Lowa State Fish and Game Commission Spirit Lake Mississippi River Iowa

Legislative Committee Advances Seventeen Plan Proposals

The legislative committee of the state federation has secured necessary measures to enable collective bargaining and to form organizations and corporations to carry out the Committee of Seventeen’s plans.

Legislative Committee The State Federation Committee of Seventeen

Marketing Legislation and Seed Law Advances in Iowa

Iowa lawmakers passed six marketing related bills by near unanimous votes. Key acts include the Privilege Act for Cooperative Associations, a Collective Bargaining Law, the Bonded Warehouse Act, and three finance measures enabling credit corporations and investment of bank funds. A Spur Track Act extension and critique of the Serum Act are noted, with emphasis on Golden Rule adherence. The Pure Seed Bill aims to unify seed laws with neighboring states and curb unlawful weed seeds while regulating intra state seed shipments.

General Assembly Holdoegeel Brady Holdoegel Campbell Edson Sampson Mantz Savings Bank State Bank and Trust Company Tuck Board of Railroad Commissioners Farm Bureau Federation Extension Department The Agricultural College Ames Senate House Olson Iowa Mid-West

Matrimonial Advertisement Play Delights Young America Group

The Farmers Union of Young America district featured a program last night with short talks songs and a play titled Matrimonial Advertisement The plot follows Jack and Mary Cole trying to urge Aunt Martha to answer a matrimonial ad only to learn the initials C G stand for Cyrus Goodrich Aunt Martha's brother The cast includes Mrs Ernest Carlson John Cherry Mrs Merle Eckles Edgar Porter and Mrs Jim Phillips The May 20 stunt night is announced with all members urged to perform.

Farmers Union of Young America Ernest Carlson Ben Briley John Simpson Sam McKee Jack Mary Cole Martha C. G Calvin Goodrich Mary Marsha Mr. G. C Mr. C. G Cyrus Goodrich Grandmother Cole John Cherry Merle Eckles Edgar Porter Jim Phillips Uncle Cyrus Jack and Mesdames Charles Cherry Glenn Schwartz Frank Pringle Difford Hunter Carl Phillips

March marriage lore foresees luck on 27 Wednesday

The text notes March is largely unlucky for weddings except the 27th if it falls on a Wednesday. It claims couples married that day will be kind and loving to each other for life and will acquire great wealth.

Japanese footwear customs shift as Western shoes prevail

The article notes a change in Japan from removing shoes at entry to wearing occidental footwear. It observes western-style shoes replacing old ones and mentions tanks of water with long brushes placed outside shops and homes for washing shoes before entering.

Japan Occidental

Embarrassing Moment On Crowded Car Missed Purse

In a crowded Chicago transit car a woman helped locate a purse that had been hanging on an umbrella. The narrator wished to vanish as others aided the search and found the missing bag in plain sight.

Chicago Tribue

The Weight of a Kiss Measured in Milligrams

A scientist reports a kiss weighs about five milligrams, noting the finding cannot be expressed in watts volts or ohms in an easily understood way.

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Daily Market Reports Cable John A. Babcock Main Floor Exchange & Yard Illinois Crawfordsville Lee Hanna New York Central Buffalo Baseball Dr. Gageby Aq Cotter Farm Bureau Notes Jack Frost Weather and Crops Service Reed Des Moines Committee of Agriculture Ingersoll Grand Army of the Republic Commonwealth State Organization of Canners House of Representatives United States of America Congress Congress of the United States State Board of Vocational Education Federal Board For Vocational Education Toe State Commissioner of Labor Mutual W. S. Reister Uolcomso Block Ashington, Iowa Little& Pratt Transfer Co Sherm Welch Karl Little Farmers' Union Responsible Havre Cooperative Co E. J. Frey Mgr Matual R. L. Gibson Oildag John Striegel Jr Harper, Iowa Mrs. Wilson Clearfield Ee E. Pinkham Mia Harry A. Wilson Lydia E. Pinkham
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