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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1923

Page

2

Daily Market Reports First Report Hogs and Cattle Notes

Chicago market data show estimated receipts of hogs 55 000 cattle 13 000 sheep 12 000 with steady to higher tone. Desirable light weights firm. 160 to 200 lb cattle 6 75 to 6 95. short fed steers 7 25 to 10. fat lambs around 15 higher. ewes and other sheep steady. Shipments and price specifics provided by Beach-Wickham Grain Co with local grain prices and futures outlook.

Chicago

Japanese Cops Adopt Pistols

Tokyo police replace long sabre with revolver and short sword. Regulations limit revolver use to self defense or subduing prisoners attempting to escape.

Tokio

Closing out sales and Washington power outage item

Sale dates list multiple closing out sales across Ainsworth and Washington area with names Schwab Bros Mrs Medes Bellel Mrs Grace Wallace Stewart and Chas W Prebyl. A Capitol power outage followed when a gray squirrel tangled in an electric fuse, shutting corridors and rooms in darkness for over half an hour.

Schwab Bros Ainsworth Medes Bellel Button Factory Grace Wallace Stewart Washington Chas. W. Prebyl Senate Capitol

Iowa Shoppers Start Christmas Buying Early

Des Moines merchants report an unprecedented early rush as Christmas shopping begins after Thanksgiving. Buyers seek practical gifts like furniture and wearables, aided by holiday savings clubs delivering monthly dividends, with a predicted finish a week before Christmas.

Des Moines Towas Department and General Stores

Merchants Told Their Ad Seen in the Journal

A brief note informs merchants that their advertisement appeared in the Journal. The message highlights visibility and marketplace impact, suggesting the paper’s reach for business notices and promotions.

Weakness of Pro Football Players by Walter Camp

Walter Camp argues that amateurism protects football by preserving the pure spirit over professional taint. He recalls Detroit discussions at the Amateur Athletic Union meeting and cites coaches who prefer inexperienced players driven by alma mater loyalty to camouflage pros. The piece suggests the intangible spirit outmatches mechanical professional advantage, though acknowledges the pro’s calculated view.

Amateur Athletic Union Detroit

Stars That Died For Alma Maters Hinder Legacy

The passage notes that in football history some teams faded despite star players who had died for certain alma maters. It argues physical power and knowledge exist, but spirit falters when needed, causing mediocre outcomes.

Crawfordsville Social Roundup From September Visit and Meetings

Mrs Clyde Hillhouse of Washington visited Crawfordsville yesterday. Herold Ross traveled to Cedar Falls for the annual meeting of state consolidated school superintendents. J H Jones planned to go as well. Mrs Daisy Huber and Mrs Elia De Long hosted the Care-Away Circle ladies at their home. The gathering featured shaded lights and a cozy afternoon.

Crawfordsville Clyde Hillhouse Washington Herold Ross Cedar Falls J. H. Jones Daisy Huber Elia de Long

Christmas Club Decorates Home for White Gift Service

Mrs. Mary Jones led a Christmas decorating at a home with Mrs. Margaret Hull assisting. The White Gift Christmas included sewing for Perkins Hospital Iowa City and a Christmas exchange with an elaborate two course luncheon. Guests included Mrs. Harold Ross Mrs. Myron Hayes Mrs. Leo Mak and Miss Ethel Griner, plus Mrs. M. Co. De Long of Washington. The Idle Awhile club was hosted at Crawford cottage by Misses Mildred Biklen and Gladys Strothman.

Mary Jones Margaret Hull Harold Ross Myron Hayes Leo Mak Eth

Foreign orders in Constantinople do not affect major firms

From Constantinople December 6 the Haripar Dey Vali order forcing foreign firms to employ retired officers is reported not to impact the American Express Company Singer Ford and Standard Oil interests operating in the city.

Constantinople Haripar Dey Vali American Express Company Singer, Ford Standard Oil

Kellogg's Bran Promoted as Health Aid and Versatile Cereal

An advertising feature extols Kellogg's Bran as a universal health aid helping constipation relief. It claims physicians endorse daily use, outlines multiple serving methods, and notes the product is cooked and ready to serve with recipes on each package.

Kellogg's Kellogg ’S Kellogg’s

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