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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1922

Page

2

Daily Market Reports Opening for Hogs Cattle and Sheep

Chicago open market reports show estimated receipts for hogs 46 000 cattle 23 000 sheep 19 000 with prices mixed to higher. Beef steers and feeder cattle areas show varied values by weight and quality while lambs and sheep trend mixed with demand steady to firm. Official yesterday totals list hogs 8732 cattle 1400 sheep 946 calves 2699. tomorrow estimates project hogs 52 000 cattle 14 000 sheep 16 000.

Chicago Heras

Public Sale Dates Listed for December to February

Sale dates run from December 27 to February 22 across multiple farmers near Washington. Roy Schiebel and J L Sperry hold closing sales near Washington with 2 and 3 mile distances. Ralph W Moore Crawfordsville and John Wagner Washington announce closing out and Poland China sales respectively.

Roy Schiebel Washington J. L. Sperry Joe Ralph W. Moore Crawfordsville John Wagner Poland R. S. Custer

Child Draws Cake Mistaken for Oyster by Bennie

A young girl informs her mother she is improving at drawing. Bennie guesses a cake on a slate, thinking it is an oyster, noting it is something to eat anyway.

Bennie

State Corn Show in Ames Offers Silver Trophy

Washington county farmers vie for a large silver trophy awarded by the Washington National Bank for the best ten ears at the 20th annual Iowa State Corn Show. The event, open to Iowa farmers only, runs January 29 to February 3 during the farmers short course in Ames.

Washington County Washington National Bank of Washington Iowa Ames Washington National Bank Jno. Knotek Iowa Corn and Small Grain Growers Association New Armory Joe L. Robinson Iowa Corn and Small Grain Grower's Association R. H. Porter Extension Service Iowa State College Porter

Soil testing and lime recommendations featured in Farm Bureau notes

Washington County Farm Bureau reports soil testing demonstrations at J. M. Speidel farm in Washington and local schools. Tests show lime needs of 1.75 to 3.5 tons per acre and longlasting neutral results from liming. 강조 H. W. Warner discusses nutrients, phosphorus caution, and benefits of legumes for nitrogen. Also notes clothing construction course and a Polk County farmer praising Farm Bureau returns and tax savings.

J. M. Speidel Washington Ainsworth Shiloh Marion Township Fred Durion Wellman Wade Gardner Lexington H. W. Warner Lowa Martha Foster Brighton Clay Lime Creek Polk County Farm Bureau Lewis Morris Campbell Walnut Farm Bureau Webster Township Animal Industry Departments Farm Bureau Federation Bureau

Firefighting Tip Amid Smoke and Falling Embers

A stern directive urges quick action to prevent spread as draperies burn. Do not pull down the curtains but remove nearby objects and smother burning fragments with a wet broom as they fall.

Fiji donga tree bark suitability for commercial use

Scientific American notes the donga tree of Fiji island offers a bark with a higher percentage of tannin than the well known wattle barks from Australia and South Africa. The article highlights potential for commercial exploitation of Fiji’s native species.

Fiji Island Scientific American

Quote on youth and sympathy by George MacDonald

The statement expresses that losing sympathy with the young signifies the end of meaningful work in the world. It frames care for youth as essential to purpose and progress.

George MacDonald

Summit of Mount McKinley Claims Highest Real Estate

The Mount McKinley summit in Alaska rises to 20 300 feet above sea level claiming the greatest real estate.

Mount McKinley Alaska

Grinnell Looks to New Coaching System for 1923 Team

Grinnell Iowa December 18 The loss of six stars to graduation dims football prospects for 1923. Coach Elward is praised for building a stabilized coaching system to offset departures. The Errant coaching changes blamed for recent slumps, supporters hope for improved results with Drake Coe Cornell style leadership.

Grinnell Iowa Elward Everett Novelius Kiron Lawrence Jensen Fonda Ray Fearing Ft. Dodge Nelson Whitehill Coe Eby Cornell Finger

Electrification Seen as Great Future for Railroads

The Illinois Committee on Public Utility Information reports in a school bulletin that railroad electrification could conserve coal and boost rail speeds. It notes cost as the main obstacle, cites proven electric motive power in mountain lines, and states electricity uses in 3000 current applications, with a national investment near 5 billion dollars and ongoing annual improvements.

Associated Press Chicago Illinois Committee On Public Utility Information Bureau America Bulletin

Solomon Wisdom Questioned by Jud Tunkins

Washington Evening Star notes Jud Tunkins wonders if Solomon truly followed his own proverbs and was wise enough to heed all the advice he offered.

Jud Tunkins Solomon Washington Evening Star

Patient inquiry on film showing locations

A nurse asks where the patient will go to view the moving pictures they own or have unsold, reflecting a hospital or medical staff inquiry about film distribution or display. The brief note appears as a transcription line from the Boston Evening Transcript.

Ron Boston Evening Transcript

Louisa County Farm Bureau Notes and County Agent Update

Local Farm Bureau notes cover State Farm Bureau Convention rail fare reductions to Des Moines January 11-12 1923 and return options. Also new Iowa Farm Credit Corporation loans up to 100 acres with March 1 start. includes fuelwood use for winters, timberland management, moldy seed corn losses and seed testing, and farm winter care tips.

Farm Bureau Federation Western Passenger Association Iowa Farm Bureau Federation Des Moines Farm Bureau Louisa County Iowa Smith W. Brookhart R. H. Pearson Iowa Agricultural College Dwight Lewis Iown Board of Railway Commissioners John Brown Indiana National Livestock Producers Association Ellsworth Richardson Pella Cutler Logan Iowa Farm Credit Corporation Iown Wapelio

County Agent’s practical oil saturating tip for tools

Lee County agent T R Miner suggests farmers drain crankshaft oil to saturate sand for rust prevention on tools. He also notes a Herdsmen's Course offered in 1923 winter months teaching care, feeding, management and fitting livestock for show purposes, inviting interested young men to write for more information.

T. R. Miner Lee County Louisa County Mr. Miner Ford

The Lesser Evil and Other Things Being Equal

A reflective line contrasts choosing lesser evils with facing a secured hero versus a desperate coward. It weighs courage, risk, and the calculus of conflict in moral terms.

1860 Belle Pays One Dollar for Straw Hat

A fashionable woman in 1860 would not spend more than one dollar on a fine straw hat, reflecting frugal style amid growing trends in dress and accessory pricing.

Bamboo slow to mature in India’s life cycle

The giant bamboo of India is the slowest crop and blooms once in about thirty years. After flowering it dies, but beforehand it releases a vast amount of seed that the natives harvest as grain.

India

Rain Marked Windows Cure With Polished Cloth

Rain spots on a freshly cleaned window are removed by rubbing with a soft cloth lightly moistened with a little polish. After a short rubbing, finish with a dry cloth or leather for a streak free shine.

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