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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1922

Page

2

Daily Market Reports from Chicago Hogs and Cattle

Estimated receipts today for hogs 16 000 with holdovers 43 417. Cattle receipts 10 000 and calves 2 237. Sheep 11 000. Beef steers and other cattle prices listed with tops and ranges. Market notes show hogs steady to strong, sheep steady, lambs strong to 15 higher. Receipts and shipments provided by Beach Wickham Grain Co. Iowa City.

Chicago Beach-Wickham Grain Co Iowa City Town W. H. Deming

Prohibition Boosts Iowa Business in Survey Say

Iowa manufacturers report prohibition raised earning capacity and home life quality with an average twenty percent efficiency gain. The Anti-Saloon League released questionnaire results from firms across many industries showing no declines in earnings and widespread business stimulation.

Des Moines Iowa Anti-Sa Joan League Anti-Saloon League

Girl in autos crash may die in Iowa town

August 1 report from Bac City says Miss Leona Bartlett, 16, of Odebolt may die after an auto accident that injured three other youths. Lemont Huston was driving home four girls from Lake Park when the car overturned trapping them. Bartlett suffered a broken collar bone and fractured skull and remains in serious condition.

Bac City Leona Bartlett Odebolt Lemont Huston Lakepark

Fortunes Grow as Mitchell County Truck Farmer Tops Acreage

Mitchell county claims the largest truck farm in the state with 700 acres owned by Frank J. Sedlacek of St Ansgar. The operation includes 90 acres onions, 80 cabbage, 60 soybeans, 150 potatoes, plus corn and grain. Sedlacek expects 100000 bushels of onions this year and notes the venture pays for the farm. He is 39, self-made worth about a quarter million, a Bohemian pioneer who built the estate from ground up.

Mitchell County Frank J. Sediacek St. Ansgar Sedlacek Selacek

Michigan Prospero in Cedar Falls as schools unite

Professor Macy Campbell reports Michigan farmers recovered faster from the slump than Iowa’s and notes rapid growth in consolidated schools. He spoke at events in Ypsilanti Kalamazoo and Long Lake with state farm groups and public instruction offices. Good roads program advances, aided by farm groups and educators.

Cedar Falls Macy Campbell Iowa State Teachers College Ypsilanti Mich Western State Normal School Kalamazoo Farm bureau-Grange State Department of Public Instruction Long Lake Campbell Michigan

Farm Bureau Notes Record Flocks Culled

Iowa State College official Culls record poultry flocks in Washington County with up to fifty percent culled to improve breeding stock. Emphasizes regular, close culling three times yearly and mash feed with oats corn meal and tankage. Also notes lime trials for alfalfa fields and apple marketing possibilities via local cooperatives.

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Marriage life ends in alimony suit for Winters pair

Florence M Winters sues Claude J Winters in Clarinda for separate maintenance alleging repeated assaults. She, 19, with a one year old child, seeks 200 alimony and 150 for herself and child during the suit.

Clarinda Florence M. Winters Claude J. Winters

Giant red berries found in Columbia shock researchers

Giant red berry specimens resembling black berries were discovered in Columbia, South America, drawing attention from local researchers and prompting a field study to identify species and potential uses.

Columbia South America

Tuberculosis testing in October for Louisa county cows

The federal veterinarian will test herds in Louisa county in October, with free full-herd testing and refunds for condemned reactors. Sign testing agreements promptly as tests occur in order of application date. Also notes a separate advisory on picric acid explosive use for field stumps, with orders due August 25 and distribution from Cedar Rapids at $11.25 per 100 pounds.

Farm Bureau Iowa Louisa County A. W. Clyde Extension Department Cedar Rapids

State Fair Camping Plan by County Grouping

Farmers from each Iowa county will be grouped in designated areas at the Iowa State Fair camping grounds. Louisa County attendees must request reservation blanks from the Farm Bureau office and send a check or money order before August 15. Reservations are handled by a Des Moines tent and owning company to ensure proper setup and equipment.

Louisa County Farm Bureau Office Des Moines

Rise of French and Spanish in Iowa High Schools

Iowa high schools increasingly teach French and Spanish as German wanes. Seventy one schools offer French, fourteen Spanish, with seven schools offering both. Cedar Rapids Des Moines Fort Dodge Newton Sioux City and East Waterloo show dual offerings. Spanish shows rising numbers amid teacher availability and regional interest.

Iowa City Iowa University of Iowa Towa Cedar Rapids Corning Des Moines Fort Dodge Newton Sioux City East Waterloo Centerville Dunkerton Hiteman Keokuk Marion Muscatine Washington Ralph D. House North South America Professor House Middle West New York City House Modern Language Round Table Iowa State Teachers Association Round Table Charles E. Young Louise Cotham Sue Goltman

Nobody is Printing When You Make an Ass of Yourself

The line notes that making an ass of oneself avoids targeted press. The quip implies newspapers skip covering personal missteps in detail.

Little Suffering Is Result of the Strike

Des Moines Aug 1 reports from Iowa county agents to the Farm Bureau show farmers face coal shortages with little actual suffering. Many haul coal longer distances, no grain loss from delays, no price complaints. Dallas county needs 150 tons. some haul twenty miles. Decatur uses wood instead of coal. Adair Keokuk Appanoose Story report coal access difficulties.

Des Moines Iowa Farm Bureau Federation Pesident C. W. Hunt Dallas County Decatur County Appanoose Adair Keokuk Story

Lodges Refer Proposals to Iowa Units for 1923 Grin nel Session

At the grand lodge in Mason City options on Clear Lake and Spirit Lake were left open and the matter was sent to Iowa lodges for study over the coming year. A possible union of Iowa City and Cedar Rapids aims at a major project near Midriver along the interurban with costs possibly reaching 250000 or more. The Yeoman home plan near 1000000 may also come into play as Iowa Lodges prepare for a large statewide enterprise aided by the Pythians who have saved over 30000 annually for 15 years.

Grand Lodge Mason City Clear Lake Spirit Lake Iowa Grinnel Towa City Cedar Rapids Iowa City

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