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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1925

Page

2

Daily Market Report Chicago Feeds Mixed Hogs and Cattle

Chicago market notes show hog receipts and prices easing with steady demand for packing hogs and heavy weights while sheep and calves move unevenly. Cattle demand remains steady with best weighty steers selling around 10.50 and fat cows around 4.75 to 6.50, lambs active at 17.25 to 18.00, and futures for wheat corn oats rye lard ribs and bellies quoted at near day highs and lows.

Chicago

Livestock Estimates Filed From Chicago

Chicago February 27 official live stock estimates list hogs 8000 cattle 5600 and sheep 11000 for tomorrow source notes market outlook and shifting demand in mid February trade.

Chicago

Papuan Cannibalism Report Taints Young Marital Traditions

The article notes cannibalism persists in Papua within the British Empire border area near Australia. It cites a Papuan custom that a youth may not marry until he has shed human blood, highlighting brutal traditions in the region.

Papua Australia British Empire

Stockton sale dates announced for February and March

Community sale at Stock Yards in Noble Iowa runs February 28 with a closing out sale for George Limerman on March 2 three miles south of Washington.

Noble, Ia George Limerman Washington

Market prices for Washington poultry and livestock listing

A fragmented price list from Washington markets shows rates for cream butter per pound, eggs per dozen, various weights of hens and leghorns, ducks, geese, swan geese, and beef and horse hides. The text notes no market for cull sick or crippled poultry and includes miscellaneous figures and annotations.

Chicago grain and livestock prices on February wheat and corn

Chicago market report lists wheat and corn prices by grade with bid ranges and fractions, alongside oats barley seeds and pork cuts including lard ribs bellies and prices for timothy and clover seed.

Mild Winter Grips Central Europe Reported Across Regions

Berlin reports an unusually warm winter with Sweden and Germany noting record warmth. Stockholm observatory records show December 1924 as the warmest since 1789, while lack of snow hurts Sweden's lumber trade. Early Baltic storks and a blooming plum tree in Hildburghausen illustrate the season's oddities.

Berlin Sweden Germany Stockholm Observatory Kovno Baltic States Hildburghausen Saxe-Meiningen Europe

Three sources of dew in natural processes

Three concurrent sources of dew are recognized: condensation from atmospheric moisture as dew forms, condensation of water vapor arising from the earth as dew rises, and moisture exhaled by plants.

End of King Philip War Nears With Snake Squaw Capture

In winter 1675 colonial forces led by Gov Josiah Winslow attacked a Narragansett fort near South Kingston. After a fierce siege 3,000 Indians defended the fort, many died by battle and cold. Benjamin Church finally breached the defenses and the fort burned, signaling the collapse of Narragansett power and the nearing end of the war. King Philip escaped, but Snake Squaw was captured, sealing a decisive turning point in New England’s great Indian War.

King Philip Massachusetts Canonchet Massachusetts Bay Plymouth Connecticut Josiah Winston South Kingston Indiana Winslow Benjamin Church New England Church Philip Snake Squaw Western Newspaper Union

How Lead Pencils Are Made From Wood Tubes

A seven inch bow lumber is cut to form a six pencil width wooden tube. The tube is shaped into six semi rounded sections and grooved to hold graphite lead. The halves are glued after lead insertion. The pencil lead is graphite.

Polishing Furniture Techniques and Grain Alignment

The guidance notes that proper polishing involves moving with the grain to avoid rubbing in the wrong direction. It recommends using steadier strokes that follow the wood grain for a more even finish and quicker results.

Seed shop ad touts guaranteed satisfaction and suggested plants

W S S Broadcasting offers seeds with a satisfaction guarantee and promise to replace or refund unsatisfactory purchases. It lists sweet peas, pansy seed, lettuce, radish, and garden products, along with a note on testing seed corn and oats and a request for loyal local patronage.

The Vine and the Branches sermon on growing in Christ

The sermon links Christian living to progress in civilization and agriculture. It argues that quality living yields fruitfulness, not by effort alone but through union with Christ and pruning away distractions. Spiritual roots, divine love, and prayer fuel material abundance and social advancement.

Christ

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