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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1920

Page

10

Daily Market Reports Hogs and Cattle Prices in Chicago

Hogs receipts about 4 000 with 7 216 holdovers. Cattle receipts 1 500 with 2 500 more. top hog price near 15.90 with bulk sales 14.40 to 15.80. Heavy 250+ at 14.65 to 15.79. feeders steady. Sheep receipts 2 500 with lambs 1.00 to 1.50 off from week ago. Widespread price shifts noted for steers, yearlings, and canners. Receipts and shipments listed by BEACH WICKHAM GRAIN CO with grain futures figures for wheat, corn, oats, rye, barley, and provisions.

Chicago Mortiy St. Louis

Washington Co Boys Succeed in Wisconsin

A letter from Marinette Wisconsin describes Glenn Sands formerly of Ainsworth and Owen Ross of Washington as successful young farmers. Sands bought 280 acres of cutover land last spring and added 80 more, with 70 acres cleared and 30 in corn and potatoes. Ross plans to buy a place after seeing Sands crops, signaling they will be welcome Marinette County additions.

Ainsworth Washington Journal Marinette Wisconsin Leo P. Cook Glenn Sands Owen Ross Sands Marinette County Ross

Harry Carey Buys Record Buffalo Herd for Ranch

Harry Carey star of Bullet Proof buys over seventy buffaloes in what may be the largest U.S. herd, shipping them to his San Francisquito Canyon California ranch. The purchase, from a Montana friend who sold his holdings, aims to breed commercially for zoos, shows and exhibitions with A C Stecker assisting.

Harry Carey Graham Theater Harry Buffalo King Carey United States San Frantisquito Canyon California Hhis Montana A. C. Stecker Universal City

Carlson to judge at Wayne County Fair Corydon

Carlso n selected as swine judge for Wayne County Fair Corydon during the week of August 23. The exhibit will be large and the role carries substantial responsibility. Carlson's experience is deemed to meet the job's demands. County Agent Fedderson judged at the Jefferson County Fair Fairfield this week. In poultry flocks, midwest agents report tuberculosis in some chicken flocks and urge farmers to report deaths and send livers for examination. Tuberculosis in fowls is chronic and highly contagious among birds but not easily spread to humans or cattle. If found, flock destruction and thorough disinfection are advised, with new birds placed on fresh ground when possible. Eggs from diseased birds can carry bacilli. chicks from infected eggs may be diseased. A simplified income tax blank is being pushed by the Iowa Farm Bureau Federation after sending a delegation to Washington. Iowa State College has devised a simplified blank. 252 bills have been proposed to the Code Commission for amendments or repeal. The Federation employs legal help to scrutinize bills to protect farmers. Mr Innes discusses a grain shocker attachment, a concept dating back decades, noting early attempts nearly forty years ago.

Middle West Bureau of Animal Industry United States Department of Agriculture Iowa Farm Bureau Federation Washington Iowa State College Farm Bureau Code Commission

Butter Packing Tips From Iowa State College

Housewives are urged to prepare winter butter now before prices rise. Mortensen of Iowa State College details methods using sweet cream, precise churning, cold washing, salt ratios, parchment wrapping, brine packing, and cellar storage for long keeping. A grain shocking attachment for binders by George Innes is also noted as advancing toward practical use.

Farmers Demand Action On Rates In Lake Transportation

Washington Aug 14 The American Farm Bureau Federation and Iowa Governor Harding urged railroads to voluntarily adjust freight rates so lake transportation of grain can resume immediately. They argued water routes can cut long Chicago New York hauls and save energy, with boats for 75 000 carloads per trip and shifts of rail capacity to other regions. They urged speed to relieve farmer losses and avoid legal delays.

Washington Harding Iowa J. R. Howard American Farm Bureau Federation Interstate Commerce Commission Howard Buffalo New York Chicago Seaboard

A N McElwain Buys Garage in Ainsworth

Aug 14 report from Ainsworth states Fred Moore’s Red Ball Garage was sold to A N McElwain. He will run the shop with his son Howard McElwain and son in law Frank Trotter assisting.

Ainsworth Red Ball Fred Moore A. N. McElwain Howard McElwain Frank Trotter

Chautauqua Movement Still Thrives Says Burlington Hawk-Eye

The Burlington Hawk-Eye argues against earlier prophecies that the chautauqua movement would decay. It states chautauquas remain popular and a greater force for good, citing Mark Twain’s advice on predicting the future.

Mark Twain Burlington Hawk-Eye

Local Social Notes and Travel Gossip

Mrs Lyons visits her daughter Mrs How ard Messer near Germanville. Mrs B J Lewis of Columbus Junction visits Aunt Mary Wisher. Firestone tires at White Way Garage. Mr and Mrs Axel Anderson and D M Curl depart for a land excursion to Mission Texas with a stop in Taylor Texas on return trip to visit Mrs Anderson's sister.

8. J. Lewis Columbus Junction Mary Wisher Mrs Axel Anderson D. M. Curl Mission Tex Mrs. Anderson Taylor Texas

Evening Bridge Club party at Darbyshire home

An After noon Bridge Club gathering at West Main street hosted by Mr and Mrs H F Darbyshire featured eight tables of bridge, a luncheon, music and dancing. A notable donation arrived from Mrs Walter Wilson to support the club’s charity fund. Out of town guests included Miss Mollie Cherry, Miss Nell Ryan, and Mrs da Wells Hughes. A child’s birthday party for Josephine Fedder sen marked the afternoon with games and treats. The Social Club later met at Mrs Francis Swift’s home for progressive rook with piano selections by Nita Palmer.

Bridge Club H. F. Darbyshire West Main Street Walter Wilson Mollie Cherry Oklahoma City Nell Ryan Omaha Nebraska Lydia Eicher da Wells Hughes McComb Ilinois Francis Swift Nita Palmer A. T. Beenblossom Grinnell Remsey

Washington Folks Plan Trips Abroad

Mrs. Sikke Brewer and daughter Wiebrie sail from New York to Holland aboard the Rijndam. they will visit Friesland relatives, Belgium and France, spending three months or more overseas. Ns M Speidel applies for Japan travel, plans to attend a world Sunday school convention and visit China and Korea. Frechin plans France England trip. Knox family to join husband in France for reconstruction work. Alsace Lorraine and Switzerland trip planned by German neighborhood natives near Noble and Wayland. Two Washington residents are in Ireland, with John Buckley and Ruth Steele traveling there.

Sikke Brewer Wiebrie Brewer Holland New York Rijndam Plymouth England Boulogne France Rotterdam Japan Ns. M. Speidel South Town Avenue China Korea George Frechin Washington William Sewell Davenport G. M. Knox J. K. Curran Professor Knox Knox Alsace Noble Wayland Alsace-Lorraine Switzerland Ireland John Buckley America Ruth Steele Belfast

Local Arrivals and Notices From the Shannon and Blakewell Areas

Local residents greet visitors from Missouri and Iowa. Among them Mr. and Mrs. 8. W. Shannon and daughter Alice return to Bowling Green Missouri, with Glenn Ogle. Elva Sylvia and Eva Blattner visit John Goodman then return home.

8. W. Shannon Alice Morris Glenn Ogle W. A. Shannon Bowling Green Missouri Elva Sylvia Blattner Sigourney Eva Blattner Keota John Goodman

Or Treasure Those Who Marry for Business May Repent for Pleasure

Cartoon note from Maga zine comments on marriage for business versus pleasure with a cautionary tone.

Cartoons Magazine

Former Old Resident Dies at Oakdale Iowa

News comes of the death of W. A. Raymond at Oakdale Iowa on Thursday night He was among the youngest brothers of Mrs I E Green and uncle of Mrs R S White of Washington He taught bookkeeping and penmanship at the old Academy later moving to Houston Texas where he married He was a music teacher His wife predeceased him leaving two of three children living in Idaho Funeral arrangements await word from the daughter.

W. A. Raymond I. E.green R.S. Whitelot Washington Glenn Snails Haskins Oakdale Raymond Old Academy Houston Texas Idaho

Grain Office Has a Change of Managers

H T Fisher formerly of Kinross takes charge of the Beach Wickham grain office in this city and will manage the business. He owns an elevator at Kinross and has been linked with Beach Wickham. R W Haxter, in charge here months, transfers to Burlington.

H. T. Fisher Kinross Beach-Wickham Beach- Wickham R. W Haxter Burlington

Posterity Motto Inspires Selfless Daily Deeds

A brief quotation from Richard Jefferies urges personal restraint and quiet effort for long term human happiness. It calls individuals to accept discipline and endure minor sacrifices, believing small deeds accumulate toward a better future for all.

Vuty Richard Jefferies

Also Mentioned on This Page

Daily Market Reports Close OF Grain Futures Beach Wickham Grain &Co Morrison Washington, Town Peoria Kansas City Milwaukee Toledo John A. Babcocke Washington Co Washington and THE Thomas Washington, Iowa E. J. Harmeier W. S. Elton Opal White Charon de Florian Jessie Kerr Elizabeth Redd Miss Helen Bnelson God Mr. Terese Larson Ralph Minick Mise Elizabeth McIlain Bessie Arthaud Katherine Saint Mary's Mark Cruz E. Phamily John Ed. Ream Benjamin Godard Evelyn Sharpe Liza Lehmann Vincent Shaw Alvin Teresa del Riego George B. Nevin KE. L. Ashford Hartley Moore Herman Lohr Florence Alyward Charles B. Hawley A. Emmett Adams Louise Reichardt Percy Elliott H.T. Burleigh H, Lane Wilson Journal’s Farm Department Innes M. Mortensen George Innes Philadelphia Tama County Josephine Feddersen M. H. Feddersen Alex DeBord Leila Baker Geo. H. Baker Sam Berry Des Moines Express Messenger Rock Island Knoxville Purina Bruns Seed Store North Side Square Chal Ford Denver, Col J. A. Ford 8. D. Stewart J. C. Chaney Paul Young Duluth, Minn Lorena Fleming F. M. Fleming Allie Goodman C. W. Long Robt. Grimes Goodman Long Sara Grimes Cream Colenso W. S. Reister & Sons Mutual 91 Mutual Call Central Lemley Reduction CO O. Carlson Oildag John Striegel Jr Harper, Iowa Property Owners Federation, Inc Sudan Bruns Seed Company Towa
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