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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1919
Page
2
Estimated today hog receipts 30,000 with top prices around 14.60 and bacon weights near 18.50 for sows. Cattle receipts 35,000 with slow but steady tone. beef steers reach 18.75 to 20.50 and cows 5.50 to 13.50. Sheep receipts 27,000 with lambs up to 15.75 and yearlings 10.75 to 13.00. Official Saturday figures list hogs shipments 4,535 and cattle shipments 1,073.
Indiana grown giant corn ear displayed in a glass case at the International Grain and Hay show in Chicago aims to illustrate top quality seed traits. Prof. G. J. Christie of Indiana oversees the exhibit and the piece is a focus for breeders.
Washington December 1 The Bureau of Internal Revenue has placed home whiskey and beer formula sales under its authority Fines or corporations selling such formulas face prosecution under the criminal code for aiding abetting or procuring violations
Boston reports that several New England cities face textile worker action. Fall River union leaders prepare for a 35,000 strong strike, New Bedford sees 40,000 workers signaling walkout, and Meynard has over 2,500 operatives out.
Hand painted gloves with decorated backs were once a popular craze in several European nations, reflecting a fashion trend of a past era.
A countywide Farm Bureau membership drive starts Monday and runs until every farmer has the chance to join. Statewide campaign reports strong support with hopes to surpass a thousand members in Washington County. An advance team will visit townships and a county board meeting Wednesday will finalize plans for the drive.
We the undersigned are asking that there be no trespassing hunting or trapping on the land belonging to the following John Putman B. F. Miller. It is strictly against the law and punishment follows according to law.
A Boston transcript lists J. R. McGinnis John Caldwell Will Saville Ball Gammon Fred Tilford Homer Kephart Silas Caldwell Harry Jones and others including E. Sigafoose E. L. Meyer A. B. Carr C. G. Anderson Charles Kephart Roy Kephart Frank Kephart Earl Kephart, noting a speech about concealing thoughts as often unnecessary.
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