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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1927

Page

2

Market News at Chicago Livestock Action Mixed as Hogs and Cattle Turn

Chicago market report shows hog receipts at 19 000 with prices 9 to 10 per cwt. light packing sows stronger early but overall slow. Cattle receipts 12 000 with steady to 25c lower for many classes. top weight steers around 14 to 15 per cwt, calves and feeders mixed. Sheep receipts 17 006 with fat lambs weak early, western and native lambs mainly 13 to 14 per cwt. feeding lambs steady to 13 75.

Chicago Livestock Chicago Anality Montana Ster A. H Harry) Herbold Pritchard Commission CO. Union Stock Yards Washington County

Chicago Cash Grain Prices Report

Wheat futures move slightly higher with mixed grain bids and varying red and hard classifications. Corn prices show limited activity as markets digest delayed trade data and regional demand signals.

Chicago

Calf and Pig Show Planned at Washington August 28

Washington County Farm Bureau notes outline plans for the annual Calf and Pig Show to be held August 28 at the Piper Garage two blocks north of the square. Enrollment is strong in pix clubs with 14 market pig club members 9 pure bred litter 7 market litter and 5 baby beef club. Station WOI Ames will broadcast show announcements and Mrs. Richardson will share a timely message.

Washington Piper Garage Market Pig Club WOI Ames Mrs. Richardson

Iowa 73 County Scholarships Offered to Farm Boys

Donation funded program offers one $100 scholarship per Iowa county for agricultural study at Iowa State College. Eligible is any farm boy 17 or older, regardless of high school completion. Applications via County Agent, County Superintendent, or Dean of Agriculture at Ames. selections by farmer, county superintendent, and county agent.

Iowa Iowa State College Ames Farm Bureau

Surplus Pyrotol Explosive Available in Iowa For Land Clearing

A new supply of pyrotol surplus war explosive is distributed in Iowa for land clearing such as stump and rock blasting. Orders through the Farm Bureau to A. W. Clyde in Ames. price 8.30 dollars per 100 pounds, 50 to 1000 pounds per order. Pyrotol is a high explosive similar to dynamite, packed in 6 ounce cartridges, with safety and strength comparable to dynamite, and effective for stump blasting.

Iowa Farm Bureau A. W. Clyde Ames

Mrs Ellsworth Richardson to Broadcast on August 15

Mrs Ellsworth Richardson heads the Iowa Farm Bureau Federation women’s department and will broadcast an on air program in the evening of August 15.

Grain Price Report From Prices and Yields

The document lists futures style quotes for oats barley rye timothy and clover with color grades and percentages. It shows varied figures like oats 141 percent to 1.1415 and 4 yellow 1.11 percent to 1.12, no clear date or location.

Wellman Couple Wed In Iowa City Ceremony

Miss Sylvia Schwartz daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Schwartz Wellman Iowa and Max McCrabb son of Mr and Mrs John McCrabb Wellman Iowa were married Wednesday at the Methodist parsonage in Iowa City Rev Keeley officiated. The couple planned an extended auto tour of the west then resided in Kinross where Max would be cashier of the Kinross Savings Bank.

Wellman Methodist Iowa City Sylvia Schwartz Frank Schwartz Iowa Max McCrabb John McCrabb Keeley M. EK Wellman Hig School Des Moines Security Savings Bank Kinross Wellman High School Washington County Max Miss Erma Schwartz Harley Rugg Erma Schwartz West Denver Colorado Springs Calvin Griffith the Security Savings Bank Burrell Berry Yellowstone Park E. C. Hambright Gardner and Hambright Co Saturda

Brighton visit sketch ends with Journal subscription plea

On August 10 in Brighton the writer recounts visiting households from Will Leeper to Mrs Hendrick and Mr Barnes, noting meals, property schemes, and cash exchanges. Neighbors like W F Waltman and Vic Oswalt appear with farms, hay barns, and praise for the Journal, ending with a push to subscribe for the Washington Daily Evening Journal.

Brighton Will Leeper John Leeper W. Hendrick Faith Parcell Fairfield Mechain Bridge L. Barnes Wes Hendrick Mr. Barnes Ben Brinton Dickerson Brothers C. L. Brown Fiverett T. Gowey Neel Journal Washington Daily Evening Journal Iowa

Grand Junction fruit rancher visits Colorado Springs on trip

Mr Hambright of Grand Junction runs a fruit ranch growing apples and pears. He plans a brief stop at Colorado Springs on the way home.

Grand Junction Colorado Hambright Colorado Springs F. C. Schroeder Eardley Bell, Jr Iowa City Justice of Peace Court of Justice Carter Erine Karr Tom Karr Daytonville Abner Yoder Green Center Wassonville Miss Karr Lawton Karr Princeton Irine Karr Orlo Green Iowa Orlo Mercy Hospital Charles Green

Indicated departures and local church event noted

The article notes two individuals leaving to return to Indian work and a Miss Irene DeLong visiting from Washington with relatives. Lucille and Pauline Kongable returned to Winfield after a visit with the McCleary family. An Methodist Sabbath school class plans an ice cream supper on the church lawn next Thursday August 11 during the band concert.

Irene DeLong Washington Lucille Pauline Kongable Winfield J. S. McCleary Methodist

Springfield Doctor Removes Eraser From Girl’s Ear

A Springfield doctor recently removed a rubber eraser from the ear of a school girl who was likely trying to relieve annoyance or distract herself. The incident appears in the Boston Transcript.

Springfield Boston Transcript

Second Puncture Free From a Tallows Act

The Hoston Transcript reports a guarantee offering a second puncture free if the smallest hole appears after six months of wear. The policy promises a free replacement or repair upon verification of wear beginning six months from purchase.

Hoston

Detroit visitor Harlan Strain eyes Crawfordsville traditions

Harlan Strain of Detroit visits his parents in Crawfordsville. Robert McElhinney from Hollywood California spends a day with old friends, returning yearly. Mr and Mrs C C Millson depart for Chicago and New York on a return trip from Gujranwala India where Mr Millson teaches.

Crawfordsville Harlan Strain Detroit Michigan John Strain Robert McElhinney Hollywood California McElhinney C. C. Millson Chicago New York Gujranwala India Millson Milton Davidson Columbus Junction Clarence Moorhead Milton Ruth Marshall W. G. Barr Keokuk Muscatine Davenport Forrest Davidson Elwyn Davidson Agnes Oakley Oskaloosa George Yeager Oakley Lois Edgar Cedar Falls Joe H. Jones Sioux Falls, N. D

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