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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1919

Page

2

Chicago markets open with mixed hogs cattle and lambs

Estimated receipts today 42 000 hogs 28 000 cattle 32 000 sheep. Market slow with top hogs around 13.85 and feeders trading 7.75 to 12.25. Beef steer prices 11.00 to 18.25 with lighter weights 13.25 to 29.25. fat lambs 15.25 to 17.35. ewes 4.50 to 26.25. Official Saturday figures show hogs 8985 cattle 3905 sheep 6283 with shipments 22 maybe.

Chicago Heif Arling Wethers

Parsons to Supply Pulpit at Fairfield

Dr W E head of the Bible department at Parsons College will supply the pulpit of the Presbyterian church in Fairfield. He recently returned from Kobe Japan where he was pastor of the Union church for two years. He will serve until a regular pastor is found.

Fairfield W. E Parsons College Presbyterian Parsons Kobe Japan Union Church

Stanley to stay out of Iowa politics declares candidacy

Des Moines Dec 15 Lieut Colonel Claude M Stanley of Corning says he will be a candidate for governor not entering politics this year. He told friends he has given up his plan to enter politics and will stay in his present post. Branley Alan told friends at the Minneapolis American Legion convention that he would not be a candidate.

Des Moines Claude M. Stanley Corning Branley Alan American Legion Minneapolis

Floors 160 Years Old Reveal Pitch Pine Wonders

A Pike County house demolition uncovered pitch pine floorboards about 180 years old and two feet wide and an inch and a quarter thick. The find astonished carpenters and was noted in American Forestry Magazine in Washington.

Pike County Lvanla American Forestry Magazine Watsington

Farm Department Sale Dates Listed for Washington Area

The Journal lists cattle hog and dairy sales and public auctions across Washington and surrounding townships with dates from Dec 16 to Feb 26. Entries name sellers such as Fred Donaldson F M Wood J F Striegel Manford Wilcox Benn and Helwick Wilson Lemmon C R Johnson and more, noting closing out sales public sales and hog dairy and duroc events near Washington Ainsworth Brighton Havre Crawfordsville and Keota.

Fred Donaldson Washington F. M. Wood Ainsworth J. F. Striegel C. R. Johnson Brighton Wm. Krabill Wayland C. M. Brinning T. T. Hummelrich J. L W. Brookhart W. B. Kerr J. H. Thompson Verdi Jim Morrow A. L. Young Art Long Havre John Wagner Poland Roy Wagner J. E. Wright J. G. Love Joe McGraw Keota Chris Horning Mike Trier Ernest Carlson Geo Wiegman J. K. Helmick & Son Col. Junction Chester White Hogs Shaila & Cannon Duroc F. M. Forner Wm. Todd Mart Crandall Duroc Sow J. M. Lord & Son H. M. Stewart West Chester B. J. Paul West of City Limits Davis & Roberts Crawfordsville J. A. Koehler Robert Shaffer Geo. F. Foster Franz Landau J. H. Genkinger Glenn G. Hayes Iowa W. H. Hunt & Son Ainsworth Charles Hodges Wm. Burton Charles Cranston Batavia R. H.fetters Jake Ramsey Lloyd Kennedy John May Matt Essley Town Washington County

Duroc Hog Sale in Washington at Beal’s Auction

Public sale of Duroc hogs conducted by I K Beal in Ainsworth Washington on February 27. The event features described stock offered by Beal and local buyers expected to attend.

Washington Dublin W. P. McCaulley

Stock share renting proves profitable for farm operators and owners

Records from Black Hawk county on a 120 acre farm show stock share renting benefits both operator and owner. The operator earned 2812 dollars and the owner 2841 dollars in income with equal half shares in livestock machinery and feed. Both share purchases and sales equally while taxes and extra labor costs are split. The program fosters closer owner operator relations, supports farm improvements, and helps soil fertility.

Black Hawk County Town State College

County Structure Erected This Year of Wood and Tile

A county structure was built this year using wood and tile materials. The brief note records construction activity within the county and identifies the year of erection.

Rockefeller Assessment Values Personal Estate At One Million

In New York an itemized statement by John D. Rockefeller’s attorney protests a New York tax assessment of five million dollars by valuing personal effects at about one million. The report lists bank balances near fifty thousand, home contents at twenty thousand, Pocantico Hills assets at over five hundred thousand, paintings, horses and carriages, office equipment, and about six million borrowed deposits.

New York Rockefeller Pocantico Hills

Farming Labor Income and Land Earning Power Study

The Iowa Farmer reports on labor income after farm expenses plus living furnished by the farm, valued at about 800 dollars per family. Data from 200 farms in Tama Grundy Blackhawk and Warren counties plus earlier studies in nearby counties are cited to gauge earning power of land.

Tama Grundy Blackhawk

Creston Men Erect 23 High Silos in Union County Iowa

In Union county Iowa Carl Brothers of Creston built 23 silos averaging 40 feet high and 14 feet in diameter. A Blaine Peterson farm silo near Creston stands 64 feet tall and 16 feet wide with over 300 tons capacity. Peterson notes similar dimensions for future projects but cites silo waste and removal challenges. More than 50 cement silos exist in the area.

Union County Banner Iowa Carl Brothers Creston Blaine Peterson Peterson

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John A. Babcoceke G. Yard Chicago, Illinois Close OF Grain Futures EK. W. Wagner & Co Town City Tet Y. C Stanley Chichester Journal’s Farm Department Mutual W. S. Reister & Sons Ibe Ise Léc Wolf Coyote Bildo Weasel Brown BSA Roc Duroc Hog Sale I. K. Beal John D California J. J. A. Taylor Ralph Livingston Shropshire Chester Farrow Plymouth Rocks T. T. Himmelreich Frank Macon Ralph Dougherty A. C. McNarlen Chas. Hoover Clegg Bros Grain and Feed Champion &Ft Deere Gang Deere Champion Jrindstone Acme D. F. Macon Pleasant Hill R. E. Dougherty Ladies Aid
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