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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1919

Page

2

Chicago Markets Open With Strong Hogs Cattle Trade

Estimated receipts today 36 000 hogs 20 500 cattle 21 000 sheep lead to firm to higher cash bids. Beef and veal ranges given with prime and choice levels, cattle weights and feeder categories noted, along with official shipments and receipts.

Chicago Til Cardle

Exchance Quotation About Listening and Attention

A brief historical quote notes that constant agreement by a man before pauses may hide inattention to remarks, warning to observe when agreement gaps appear. The remark emphasizes mindful listening and that true engagement can wane when one agrees to every suggestion.

Farm Bureau Drive Boosts Townships and Pork Prospects

The Farm Bureau membership drive reports 161 new members from ten townships with an average of sixteen each. total may reach 200 as nonreporting areas are added. Cold weather hindered volunteers but Washington county captain J B Sogard expects another rise today. In other notes, Anton Kern’s sale netted $5630 with varied prices on livestock and farm equipment. bidders faced wind and cold as conditions closed the event.

Farm Bureau J. B. Sogard Washington County Anton W. Kern Tony Kern Steve Yoder Anthony Malichkey Virgil Turnipseed Poland China John Deere Jas. Patterson Jas. Novey Alvin C. Hasty

Hog Raising a Business Not a Gamble Says USDA

USDA reports indicate heavy hog market slumps and high corn prices push farmers to cut sow numbers. Specialists urge steady, year after year hog raising as a true business not speculation. Long term profits rely on conservative breeding to maximize net returns.

United States Department of Agriculture

Indicted for Arson in New Sharon Case

Mahaska county grand jury indicted Roy Effin and several farmers from the New Sharon area in the arson probe. Bench warrants issued for the men, but no arrests have been made as of the report. case ongoing in OsKaloosa with trial pending.

New Sharon

Fire Plot Bonnfires Shocks Mahaska County Farmers

The case centers on Dutch farmers near New Sharon linked to Arson fires with Roy Eflin and Tom Davis involved in the burning. State agents, led by Attorney General Hayner and County Attorney Max O'Brien, push for convictions while affidavits from the suspects exist in state hands. Eflin, 22, provided limited disclosures while in Des Moines, and serious secrecy surrounds the investigation.

Ments Roy Eflin Tom Davis Franklin Hotel Des Moines Eflin Mahaska County New Sharon

Snow Storm Closes Most Business in Council Bluffs

Heaviest snow storm in years hits Council Bluffs as fuel restrictions tighten. Banks remain open only 10:30 to 1:00, doors lock at 1. Street car service reduced to single cars on cross-town lines after morning rush. Theatre managers report Des Moines and Sioux City houses stay open despite closures.

Council Bluffs Des Moines Sioux City

Judge Fines Union Head for Sabotage Conspiracy

IOWA CITY Dec 11 The sixth of seven striking unionists accused of sabotage and conspiracy has been punished A judge Ralph Otto fines Francis Murphy of Iowa City 200 dollars and sentences him to a year in jail for the offenses

Franc*s Murphy Iowa City Ralph Otto Francis

Seven men charged in Iowa City power plant sabotage

Murphy as head of the strikers union. seven men faced charges for dismantling the Iowa City Light and Power plant and plunging the city into darkness. Only H. O. Bush remains untried. Judges suspended jail sentences in six cases. all six defendants received the same penalty.

Burmese Fisheries Auction Rule Limiting Bids to Burman Descendants

For fifty years auctions of government fisheries leases in Burma have barred all bidders except Burman fishermen or their descendants. The policy restricts competition and prevents speculators from inflating fish prices, a staple food for millions.

Burma

Detecting Harmful Effects of Tobacco Sayings and Tests

A physician affiliated with Johns Hopkins outlines how tobacco harms health and provides simple self tests. He describes symptoms from throat catarrh to heart trouble, urges quitting, and promotes Nicotol tablets with a money back guarantee sold by druggists.

New York Connor Johns Hopkins Hospital

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