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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1921

Page

2

Daily Market Report Hogs Cattle and Sheep

Hogs and cattle receipts estimated at 17 000 and 9 000 respectively with heavy activity noted. Beef, pork and veal prices varied by weight and quality with top hogs around 10.65 and cattle midweight to heavy grades quoted up to 10.46 for prime beef. Sheep and lambs show mixed demand with lambs weak to 26 cents dower and ewes and feeders priced accordingly. Official yesterday figures show total receipts 31 226 hogs 14 117 cattle 21 433 sheep 2 492 calves with shipments 9 489 3 105 1 881 235. Board notes Iowa City based markets with Chicago cash wheat and corn prices listed. Census data highlight 1920 hog population by state led by Iowa with over 7.8 million head and Illinois second at 4.6 million, total swine broken down by age and breeding status.

United States Iowa Hlinote Missouri Indiana Nebraska Ohio Towa

Poland China Sale Dates and Seller Names Listed

Sale dates shown include Aug 10 with Joe Pelfer in Washington Iowa and Aug 106 with R F Smylie in Columbus Junction for Poland China bred sows and boars. Also Sept 17 with W R Gamon in Wash for Duroc Jersey and Poland China stock.

Joe Pelfer Poland Washington Iowa R. F. Smylie Columbus Junction Duroc Jerseyington W. R. Gamon Wash

Community Notes Quiet Social Visits In Crawfordsville

Aug 9 report from Crawfordsville lists visits by Gladwin Ingham family and Florence Romig from Bethany Missouri to Mrs J F Buxbaum, along with other locals visiting relatives. Church circle hosted a youth gathering at United Presbyterian with letters to missionaries in India and outdoor games followed by ice cream and cake. Rev Ther Journal note adds Washington County pride.

Crawfordsville Gladwin Ingham Florence Romig Bethany Brighton J. F. Buxbaum L. A. Jones Helen, Willis Betty Washington Esther Larrimer Oskaloosa Manners Home Fred Franklin Donald Porothy E. B. Franklin George Hammond Mellroy Farm Clarence Young Jon Robert Ft. Madison Lois Davidson Bozeman Mont Virginia Walker Mission Mission Circle Doris Maxwell United Presbyterian Church Millson India Irene Yerd Mildred Munson

Frank Jackson to appear at Iowa State Pair event

Frank Jackson, the world champion horseshoe pitcher from Kelterton Indiana, will attend the Iowa State Pair to appear in connection with the state championship pitching tournament. He will not enter the main tournament but will pitch later against the winner for a special prize offered by fall management. Jackson has held the world title for several years.

Iowa Jackson Tia Kelterton

Keota Notes and Nearby Visits Highlight Weekend

Miss Pauline Foster of Kansas City visits aunt Mrs Josephine Helacher in Keota. Mr and Mrs Arthur MeJunkin and Lorene travel back to Green Valley Illinois while Mrs Margaret McJunkin remains for a longer visit with son James. Miss Sadie Teets weekends with sister Mrs Florence Hagist in Sigourney. E F Bower returns from St Louis on business. Keota Independents host Cedar Rapids Giants in a Sunday ball game outside city limits. Giants, all colored, shut out Keota and claimed the victory. Mea T. T Greenie of Keota and granddaughter Miss are noted at home.

Keota Keota Pauline Foster Kansas City Josephine Helacher Arthur MeJunkin Lorene Green Valley MeJunkin Margaret McJunkin James McJunkin Sadie Teets Florence Hagist Sigourney E. FE Bower St. Louis Keota Independents Cedar Rapids Giants Ball Park Keota Giants Mea. T

Local residents noted during weekend outings and visits

Ruth Green of Washington cares for her relative. Mrs Burgess returned from Illinois to visit relatives. Mise Bria Hagist spent Saturday with friends in Washington DC. Gilbert a business visitor in Washington today. Mrs A Richardson and her daughter Shirley with Miss Case were travelers for Washington Monday morning. May Moore's Sunday school class enjoyed an outing at the Singleton shack on Skunk River with chaperones Miss Moore and Miss Torrey. Kirkpatrick family returned from Lakes outing. Mary Dawson visiting relatives in Fairfield. H M Richards returning from Knoxville Illinois. Martha and Ella Shadow toured West Chester for vacation with Mrs Lee Cummings. Epworth League to hold social in church parlors Wednesday evening. J M White and D D Crone with daughter Charlotte back from two weeks at Okoboji. Rev Unthank of Indiana to arrive in Keota Wednesday to lead Baptist church services for one week ending with Sunday service.

Ruth Green Washington Mrs. Burgess Ilinois Mise Bria Hagist Washington, D. C Gilbert May Moore Singleton Shack Skunk River Miss Moore Blanche Torrey Kirkpatrick Lakes Mary Dawson Fairfield H. M. Richards F. M. Richards Knoxville Illinois Martha Ella Shadow Chicago West Chester Lee Cummings Epworth League J. M. White D. D. Crone Charlotte Okoboji Rev. Unthank Indiana Keota Baptist Church

Collegiate Advantages and Individual Influence

A fragment arguing that progress comes from individuals and small groups rather than crowds. It stresses that college life justifies choosing future companions who will shape one’s life, reflecting on the responsibility of students to select their friends and mentors.

Frrewis Frients Tref Alk Zimmern

Wallace to Speak at Iowa State Fair Farm Bureau Day

Wallace the secretary of agriculture and Senator Capper of Kansas will headline Farm Bureau day at the Iowa State Fair on August 2. The program includes leaders from the American Farm Bureau federation and Iowa federation, with Mrs. Florence Richardson speaking on farm women topics. County agents coordinate camping and seating for over 3,000 in the assembly tent.

Des Moines Aug H. ©. Wallace Sennior Capper Kansas Farm Bureau Macefines Farm Bureau Day Wallace Senator Capper Howard Cover Fair Fair Board America Rene Cent Iowa

Miner J J Lee Dies After Stone Falls From Shaft

Ottumwa reports J J Lee, 36, father of six, fatally injured when a small stone dropped about 106 feet in a local mine shaft. He was struck unconscious, rushed to a hospital, and died within hours.

Ottumwa J. J. Lee Lee

Washington County Daily Journal item

Local brief reports a county event with readable facts and involved entities. No further details available from the fragmented OCR.

Why They Parted Relief from Pain with Remedy Ad

A patient reports severe eye pain eased by Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. The advertisement claims the drug removes catarrhal mucus and inflammation, relieving stomach liver and intestinal ailments including appendicitis. Money-back guarantee offered. Lemmon's Pharmacy and druggists advertise nationwide.

Mayr Lemmon's Advt

Market price list for farm goods and poultry items

Fresh laid eggs per dozen cream butter fat test per pound hens and springs per pound cases via Kooser cheese per pound ducks per pound turkeys per pound.

Woman Overcomes Anemia and Gives Birth After Plant Based Remedy

Lowell Massachusetts woman describes long fight with anemia and irregularity. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Folk remedies she regained strength, could work and bear healthy child. Doctors had said she could not have children due to weakness.

Lowell, Mass Lydiankham Lydia E. Pink Zabeth Smart Moss Strang Pinkhaw

Swine Population Trend From 1920 Census Compared

Census figures show 69,365,167 swine in the United States on January 1, 1920, with 1910 totals at 59,?. analysts note rough gain for 1920 but timing differences affect spring pig counts. The report discusses metodologia and seasonal timing influencing the apparent year-to-year change.

United States

Local Market Prices For Poultry And Eggs

A fragmented grocery listing shows prices for poultry and eggs including fresh laid eggs per dozen, creamed butter per pound, and various fowl such as old roosters and old toms. Also listed are turkeys, ducks, geese, and springs with per pound rates as read from the source.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Daily Market Reports BR. W. Wagner & CO Iowa City Mant Met Dee John A A REV Ther Journal Washington County Frank Jackson Ow Vty the Journal Mammoth Cattle R. L. Gibson W. S. Reister & Sons Mutual East Washington St Hone Abe Ptentiusra Holland Oildag John Striegel, Jr Harper, Iowa Property Owners Federation, Ihc
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