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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1920

Page

2

Daily Market Reports Open Chicago Opening Market Summary

Chicago opening market reports show cattle hogs and lambs with mixed receipts and varying weights. Estimated hogs 46 000 cattle 16 000 lambs 2 000. prices range from 6.50 to over 10.00 for heavy weights and prime to choice grades. Grain futures and cash prices for barley wheat corn oats and feeds are listed with daily close and futures outlook.

Chicago Timothy St. Louis Morrow Toledo

One Gun for Every Dubuque Co Rabbit

Dubuque county wild rabbit population listed at 2,500 by game wardens while county auditor records show 2,258 hunting licenses issued. City market offers rabbits at 45 cents each after years of 15 cents and two for a quarter. Constant killing without restocking blamed for the slump. Also notes the 1921 Mexican sugar crop at 100,000 tons with 40,000 tons export.

Dubuque Dubuque County Nimrods

Poultry Tonic Line Promoted by Bruns Seed Store

Bruns Seed Store promotes a line of poultry tonic and remedies for feeding poultry. Advertises products available at 239tf.

Bruns Seed Store

Records of Old Settlers Association in Washington County

City Clerk J. Kellogg found a record book with the minutes of the Old Settlers association of Washington County started March 10 1877. The last entry is Sept 5 1901 and the first officers included A Moore as president and J Dawson as treasurer. The first annual meeting was set for Sept 6 1877 in Washington with many settlers from nearby counties.

J. Kellogg Old Settlers’ Association Washington County Bailey The Star Brighton Carroll Hall Richland Keokuk County Washington Anson Moore Brighton Township J. H. Wilson R.S. Mills D. Bunker English River Township James Dawson Nathan Littler George W. Foreman O. H. Prizer Iowa J. K. Wilson Jesse Ashby R. T. McCail Michael Wilson S. A. Russell B. P P. Baldwin George Brokaw George C. Anderson Oliver Crawford A. N. Miller Wm. McClelland J. C. Conger E. Ross J. L. L. Terry D. W. French Ralph Dewey J. 5. Reeves A. Norton N. Littler Samuel Griffith Old Settlers D. F. Funston Southwestern Railway A. C. Dodge Burlington Fair Grounds C. Slagle Fairfiled Samuel Tracy Rawfordsville

Early County Association Record Found in Old Book

The 1901 meeting in the opera house shows Gard ner as president and R T McColl as secretary with a $5 cost for the use. The fate of the association after 1901 is not disclosed. The old record book, Kellogg notes, contains history valuable for county reference and may have been left by the late Capt S J Kellogg or by Mr McCall’s father.

Gardner R. T. McColl Kellogg McCall J. Kelloge

Wool Growers Hold Product In Storage For Higher Prices

Des Moines reports about 3,000,000 pounds of wool in storage as growers await a stronger market. The Iowa Farm Bureau Federation notes global supply totals about 2.8 billion pounds annually with the United States contributing a sizable portion. The outcome of the French Copper bill in Congress is of keen interest to these wool producers.

Towa Des Moines Congress Iowa Farm Bureau Federation United States

Wool Production and Stocks World Distribution Mentioned

The report notes global virgin wool output with 216 million pounds from Australia and 749 million from Australia region, New Zealand, and islands. South America yields 470 million, led by Argentina, while the United States imported 446 million after crowing 314 million the previous year. By August 1 this year storage reached 700 million pounds, and Great Britain held about 900 million pounds.

Australia New Zealand Contiguous Islands South America Argentina United States Great Britain

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Sowing in Good Ground and Christ's Joy of Finding the Lost

A religious lesson outlines parables from Matthew and Luke, interpreting the hid treasure and pearls as Christ and the church. It emphasizes salvation as a free gift, Christ's searching work, and the final gathering of souls through the dragnet with judgment and separation of the saved and unsaved.

Jesus Christ Adam Garden of Eden God

No Comparison Between Soul and World

The quotation asserts the soul is immortal and redeemed by Jesus, contrasting it with the corruptible world. It states the soul reflects God's image while the world groans for redemption, highlighting divine majesty and power as mirrored in humanity through Rev. Henry Lowndes Drew.

Jesus God Henry Lowndes Drew

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