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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1922

Page

2

Daily Market Reports Hogs and Beef Livestock Slips and Rises

Chicago August 4 market report shows hog receipts 19 000 with holdover 9 910 and mixed beef cattle figures. Markets steady to strong with hides and pork values rising. beef steers vary by weight with prime options and common ranges noted. Sheep and lambs show steady to higher bids, feeder and stocker categories listed. official yesterday receipts include hogs 21 998 cattle 9 277 sheep 11 103 calves 2 576.

Chicago

Brookhart Praises Platform At Calhoun County Rally

Col. Smith W Brookhart republican Senate candidate says the Des Moines platform suits him and endorses the federal reserve plank while supporting conscription of wealth in war and taxing profiteers to fund adjusted compensation. He attacks demagogues socialists and vows to empower farmers workers soldiers and mothers against Wall Street influence.

Rockwell City Col. Smith W. Brookhart United States Des Moines Calhoun County Demagog Nonpartisan League of Wall Street Federal Reserve Bank Federal Reserve Board

Iowa Speaker Endorses Labour Rights and Progressive Planks

The speaker praises labor rights including collective bargaining and endorses President Harding’s call for fair railroad settlements. He lauds the cooperative measures, opposes the 25 per cent clause, supports presidential preference primaries, and backs a constructive platform aligned with Roosevelt Republicanism. He also favors soldier bonuses, capital conscription, and reform of the transportation act.

Harding Tam

Potato Damage and Tuberculosis Efforts Amid Iowa County Agents Report

Mitchell county reports early potato tip burn from leaf hopper with Bordeaux spray used to deter spread. George Munger notes tuberculosis eradication gains with area testing at about 20 cents per head. Loafer hens culled across Cedar County. Lyon county lists many rented farms and tenant shifts. Iowa Cleans Up Herds notes Iowa’s standing in national effort.

Mitchell Mitchell County Farm Bureau LentCircles M. H. Lorenzen St. Ansgar Clarence Horsfajl St. Ansg George Munger Munger

Herefords Shine as Tipton Farmer Builds Grade Herd

Cedar County farmer H. W. Kerns owns a standout herd of grade polled Herefords in New Alivet. Sires and heifers chosen for quality have produced calves that impressed breed association visitors. His baby beeves regularly sell near the top at fairs and markets. Jails Many Loafer Hens. More than 1,000.

Cedar County Tipton H. W. Kerns New Alivet Breed Association Animal Husbandry Ames Kerns

Birthday Narrow Escape Highlights Mayr's Remedy Claim

A reader recalls a near fatal birthday incident followed by relief after using Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. The ad claims the preparation removes intestinal mucus and inflames conditions including appendicitis, with a one dose money back guarantee from Lemmon's Pharmacy and major druggists.

Mayr Lemmon's Pharmacy Advt

Iowa reaches 710 accredited tuberculosis free cattle herds

The May summary of federal state eradication shows Iowa with 710 accredited herds, sixth among states. Wisconsin leads with 1,707. Minnesota Indiana Pennsylvania and Vermont exceed 1,000. US totals include 15,648 accredited herds and 2,412,922 cattle under supervision, with 24,744 herds awaiting testing.

Iowa Wisconsin Minnesota Indiana Pennsylvania Vermont United States Missouri North Carolina Towa

Farm Bureau hires full time poultry specialist

Des Moines county will have A. C. Rieke as a full time poultry specialist for farm bureau members. He will visit all flocks during August to improve conditions and remove loafers. Bo W. Henn from the extension service at Town State College recently inspected flocks and found most in good condition.

Burlington Des Moines A. C. Rieke Farm Bureau Rieke Bo W. Henn Town State College

Propaganda Criticized by U S Marshal in Cedar Rapids

Cedar Rapids August 4 United States Marshal M L Healy denounced labor paper clippings distributed to local strikers as false and misleading though lawful under the federal injunction. Healy said the clippings lack truth and inflame passions and prejudices.

Cedar Rapids United States M. L. Healy Marshall Healy Marshal Healy

Strike Quietly Spreads as Rock Island Brings In Replacements

The article notes a labor strike where Rock Island hires ten more mechanics from nearby cities to work, while strikers maintain a sphint like silence about returning to work even if the strike worsens their bread line. Clergy voices and speeches are cited as rot by detractors, illustrating national tensions around the stoppage.

Rock Island

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