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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1925
Page
2
Hog receipts 60,000 with bids up to 11.20 for desirable weights and slaughter pigs 11.50 to 12.00. Cattle receipts 32,000 with steady demand for better grades, vealers and sheep markets mixed. Wheat corn oats rye and seeds priced with various No. grade ranges. lard and ribs traded around 14. to 15.
Official livestock figures for tomorrow list hogs 28 000 cattle 12 000 and sheep 17 000 from Chicago dated December 14.
Clover seed offered domestically at 18.75 cash and 15.35 for December, 15.40 for January and February, 15.25 for March. Timothy seed quoted at 3.60 cash for December and 3.65 for March.
Wellman notes honor for Alvin Kabaker as captain with a goose dinner and songs by Adrienne Waneroous. Local buyers purchase Henry Mentz farm, and residents share travels, sales, health concerns, road conditions, and upcoming elections in a busy week.
An ad claims Joint-Fase rapidly eases swollen joints in ankles knees elbows shoulders fingers or spine. It asserts two seconds of rubbing delivers relief through skin to bone and ligaments, and cites Sherman Bros and Lemmon's Pharmacy as sources.
A compact list of upcoming and past sales in Iowa and Washington includes closing out sales for Ode Ferguson Havre, E M McGinnis, and W Saville near Washington, plus dairy cow and pure bred Duroc Broad Low sales by J H Baird and Knotek Bros. Public sale details cover cattle and hogs with multiple locations and dates including December 15 to January 18.
Certified check for 5 percent of each bid must accompany bids. The winning bidder must furnish a bond equal to 75 percent of the contract price. Payment is due in cash upon completion of the contract. A. L. Griffith, County Auditor.
Mary Garden returns to Chicago for a season of grand opera advising that spinach helps retain youth. She says spinach is one of the best aids and loves the vegetable, claiming it keeps her feeling young as she enjoys sunshine and music.
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