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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1924
Page
2
Chicago market report dated April 23 notes slow receipts with hogs 5 to 10 lower and bulk good and choice weights down. Cattle receipts light and prices mixed with fed steers 8.25 to 10.59, yearlings strong but bulls weak. Sheep slow with fats around 5 lower and spring lambs 17.06 to 22.00.
Cattle receipts 2 500, market slow with killers 10 to 15 cents lower, stockers strong. Fat steers and yearlings 7.00 to 11.75, bulk 8.00 to 10.25, fat cows 5.25 to 9.50, bulls 4.26 to 6.00. Hogs receipts 17 000, market 5 to 10 cents lower, top 6.96, bulk 6.75 to 6.90. Sheep receipts 500, market steady.
Chicago officials announce livestock estimates for tomorrow with hogs 26 000 cattle 10 000 and sheep 9 000. The figures reflect expected market supplies and are part of the day’s agricultural notices.
The Senate inquiry into Senator Wheeler's indictment heard L. V. Beaulieu, formerly of Great Falls Montana now in Los Angeles, testify he had no knowledge of Wheeler handling Campbell land permits. Beaulieu said Wheeler told Campbell he would handle only state court cases and denied being paid for any federal matters. Chairman Borah pressed on whether Beaulieu knew Wheeler represented Campbell in land permits.
A concise aphorism describes a genial man as one who finds personal comfort and amusement by taking advantage of other men, suggesting a critical view of friendly seeming generosity.
Chicago markets show wheat No 1 hard at 1.11 and No 2 hard 1.04 to 1.08 percent. Corn mixes range 77 to 80 percent on No 3 yellow 77 to 80 and No 4 yellow 76 to 77. Other notes list rye No 2 at 66 percent barley 72 to 92 and seed prices for Timothy Clover lard ribs and bellies with varied figures.
Wheat prices fell slightly as buyers and sellers hesitated amid favorable crop conditions and bearish U.S. carryover estimates of about 105.6 million bushels. May and July contracts fluctuated with little decisive movement while corn oats and hog markets showed steadier or minor changes at Chicago.
Chicago April 23 potatoes trading very slow and market weak. Receipts show new stock eight, old seventy six cars with U S shipments five hundred thirty seven. Wisconsin round whites sold 1.15 to 1.30, bulk whites 1.20 to 1.40, Minnesota North Dakota Red River ohips 1.35 to 1.50, Idaho russets 2.35 to 2.60.
A wry take on crime and punishment notes that even the most eager offender avoids the bar of justice, implying fear or reluctance to face legal consequences. The line hints at societal views of law, order, and public accountability.
A petitioner recalls harsh hospital confinement with only gruel and injections. After using Mayr's Wonderful Remedy, the patient reports a dramatic weight gain to 180 pounds and full recovery, claiming the tonic clears catarrhal mucus and inflammation of the digestive tract. The advertisement promises a money back guarantee.
Philadelphia April 23 Harry K Thaw has been declared sane by a common pleas court jury yet remains confined in the Pennsylvania Hospital for mental and nervous diseases. Judge Monahan granted a four day motion for a new trial by Evelyn Nesbit's counsel and Thaw stays under court custody pending disposition.
London April 6. The last of four mosaic panels for the central hall of the Houses of Parliament depicts Saint Patrick. The piece is part of the four kingdoms series including England Ireland and Scotland.
Twelve great rolls compose a $5,000 Iowa women petition for America to join the world court presented to Senator Lodge by Mrs. P. J. Mills of the Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs. The group urged faster action amid dismay at delays in the foreign relations committee.
Rock Island Lines report excellent crop conditions across thirteen states. Winter wheat acreage totals and 81.9 percent condition contrast with last year, while barley and rye sit near 87 percent. Farm labor stands at about 85 percent of normal as plowing and seeding begin across regions.
In 1868 New York hosted a Democratic National Convention amid heat records and grand pageantry. Horatio Seymour led the ticket with Gen. Frank Blair. Ulysses S. Grant defeated them. The event featured Tammany Hall power, Tweed corruption exposure, and advances in rights debates.
A British Admiralty fleet order declares swimming proficiency must be maintained after the war. It says neglecting to learn to swim is selfish since an unprepared sailor may force others to risk their lives trying to save him.
The notice lists day’s prices for eggs fresh per ounce, creams first and second grade per pound, and hen classifications by weight per pound. It also mentions roosters ducks various fowl and hides with payment terms for poultry delivery.
Des Moines reports that a major gubernatorial campaign issue vanished after the legislature quickly passed the budget bill. Lieut. Gov. John Hamill and Speaker J. H. Anderson will focus on carrying out the new law, while Senator Buser defends his earlier opposition.
Marin Piestina, veteran Chicago heavyweight, handed Jake Rissier of Dallas County his first pro loss last night in Des Moines before about 4,000 fans. Piestina won the first fall in 1:01:10 with a body lock and the second in 26:31 with a reverse body lock.
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