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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1923

Page

2

Daily Market Reports Hogs Cattle and Sheep Prices

Chicago market totals show estimated hog receipts 61 000 with holdovers 10 267 and cattle 14 000 sheep 20 000. Early trade steady to lower than Wednesday. hogs top 72 cents. cattle and sheep show mixed to steady with price ranges noted for weight classes and classes. Yesterday totals include cattle 14 748, hogs 34 413, sheep 21 357. also rye wheat corn oats car counts and futures for Liverpool Wheat March and May trading lower.

Chicago

Fineness Rules and Food Production Forecast for 1924

The standard fineness for gold and silver coins is 900 with a 0.003 variation allowed for silver. A deviation of 0.001 is not allowed for gold. The forecast expects 25 000 millers to grind grain and 100 000 bakers to convert it into bread in 1924.

Sales Schedule Ties Closings to Local Farms and Yards

A listing from a rural sale calendar shows dates from December to February for milk cows stock yards and closing out sales. Names include W R Luckey Howard Hopping John Koehler Elias Williams trustee J E Myall Henry Fitting Frank Gray Chas Gray Joe Amerine with locations near Washington Crawfordsville Ainworth Coppoch and Dublin.

Ancient Ramparts and Hillside Streets of Carcassonne and Cordes

The article portrays Carcassonne with two circular ramparts surrounding a mile long wall and greens between, used for peace tournaments in the Ices. Cordes, founded in 1222 by Raymond VII, sits atop a hill with Thirteenth century walls, three gates, a central spine-like street, and narrow hillside lanes flanked by crumbling stone and timber houses without sidewalks.

Carcassanne Cordes France Carcassonne Raymond VII Toulouse

Attention and perception through color fields and gaze

Prof Henry C McComas explains a five minute demonstration with two colored papers to show how attention directs vision. By selectively aligning the red or green field with each eye and moving a pencil the observer sees the color to which attention is directed.

Prof Henry C. McComas The North American Review

Budget Speech Highlights Tax Cuts and Spending Cuts

President Coolidge submits a 1924 budget aiming to cut federal expenses by 300000.00 and push lower taxes. Public outlays have fallen by two billion since three years earlier, reflecting Republican economy policy. The plan focuses relief on earned incomes with about 70 percent of the 328 million reduction slated for small incomes.

Republican Party People of Congress Mellon Coolidge Treasury Department

Christmas Socials And Family News From Stringtown

John Applegate visits Washington. Surprises honor Paul Witting on eighteenth birthday. Goff buys horses. Widmers host Christmas gatherings. Several families share Christmas dinners at relatives homes. A death notice for Homer Mayer's little son. A church play postponed and various visits across town.

Stringtown John Applegate Washington S. S. Wyse Lee Swartze P. R. Schantz Paul Witting Dan G. Widmer Ed Widmer J. W. Widmer KK. W. Gotf Dave Richard Ethan Brooks Rex Swan Marian E. A. Martin Wayland P R. Sehants John Wenger Rome Kenneth Goff Dan Alliman Leonard Graber Bluffton Ohio Eli Saltzman the Nelson Fannie Zehr Joe Wittrig George Herzog J. H. Wittrig J. J. Rich Olds Dan W. Widmer Jake Widmer Lydia Mast Homer Mayer Johnnie Augustine Central Iowa Augustine A. Belter J. E. Deal

Valley Kids Enjoy Christmas Eve Program

Valley readers note several sick list entries but remain hopeful for quick recovery. The Christmas Eve program at the church drew fair attendance as children performed their parts well. Valley children listed spending vacation at home include Dene and Christna.

Churei Dene Christna

Declamatory contest tryouts winners names list at Brighton High

At the Brighton high school tryouts for the declamatory contest, winners in Oratorical Dramatic and Humorous classes will advance to a Club House event. Names include Agnes Drish Floyd Horton John Mc Clintic Max Mortimore Juanita Prizer Lawrence Zelinski Mary Helmick Helen Kurtz Laura Bennett Cleo Jones Threse Swisher and Grace Galbry.

Brighton Agnes Drish Floyd Horton John McClintic Washington Max Mortimore England America Juanita Lawrence Zelinski Mary Helmick Helen Kurtz Dolly Dimple Dale Laura Bennett Emmaline Grace Galbry Cleo Jones Threse Swisher

Christmas Eve Program at the church includes student solos

A church Christmas program featured Sunday school, recitations, songs, and a Santa gift distribution. Participants included Harlan Bennett Cecil Jones Mary Maxine Tracy Veramilian Stout Ruth Robison and many others led by Rev. L. R. Burdock with multiple classes and a wireless to Santa segment. Community members from nearby towns visited and shared holidays with relatives. The report lists numerous names and locale names such as Ottumwa Winfield Iowa City and Muscatine.

Frieda Koch Ardys Repogle Dale Beal Leroy Bennett Hattie Morgan Grace Stout Gwendolyn Fichtner Irene Saunders Ena Fichtner Merle Macy Frederick Macy Dwight Robinson Homer Bennett Santa Earnest Wortman Hot Springs S. D Iowa City L. M. Shryock Ottumwa Tri T's Dan Peters Mahe] Robison Moline Floyd Evelyn Davis Ruth Hinson Richland Dan Bailey Winfield B. C. Tracy Rex Brier Jimmie Doyle Ernest Rudolph Margaret Jean James Harris Mabel Phillips Baby Washington E. B. Linn Pierre Tracy Parkersburg

Nebru to Stay With Daughter for Remainder of Winter

Fragmentary note indicates Nebru will spend the rest of the winter with her other daughter, shaping family plans as weather turns colder.

Nebru

Visitors and Local Holiday Guests in Crawfordsville

Cleo Datin of Knoxville Iowa visits his grandmother Mrs John Shaffer in Crawfordsville. Grace Lease a Brighton teacher spends holidays at home. Genevieve Mincks of Town City visits Miss Hazel Anwyl. Huffman and Walter Mincks from Iowa City join. Mrs J F Buxbaume returns after Christmas at Grace Hill. Lee Shaffer and Oma Strain visit Washington yesterday.

Crawfordsville Cleo Datin Knoxville John Shaffer Grace Lease Brighton Genevieve Mincks Town City Hazel Anwyl Huffman Walter Mincks Iowa City Anwyl Miss Mincks Miss Anwyl J. F. Buxbaume Grace Hill Lee Shaffer Washington Oma Strain

Mrs Barbara Hahn Rites Held at St Mary's

Mrs Barbara Hahn 75 died at home. Funeral conducted by Rev Bb Jacobsmeier at St Marys. She had seven children from two marriages, plus two sisters and several grandchildren. Burial followed at Mt Olivet cemetery with pallbearers named Kron Mottet Knittel Stephan Gerot and Lear.

Barbara Hahn St. Mary's Bb. Jacobsmeier J. Keifer Kern Wollers Keokuk Martin Kalona Fred Hahn Charles Hahn Washington Clyde Hahn North Liberty Henry Kron Kate Kiefer Lena Yost Fort Madison St. Mary's Catholic Church John Kron John Mottet J. A. Knittel George A. Stephan John Gerot A. Lear Mt. Olivet

Food on Florence Streets: Pears and Fried Doughnuts Sold

In Florence street fare includes hot stewed pears priced two for a penny and fried doughnuts as popular items for passersby.

Florence Italy

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