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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1921

Page

2

Daily Market Reports Hogs and Cattle in Chicago

Hogs receipts 12 000 holdover 10 218 cattle receipts 1 000 sheep 4 000 holdover 10 218 market active steady to strong. Top hog price 9.76 bulk sales 9.30 9.60 pig prices 9.50 9.75 official yesterday totals and Chicago grain quotes follow with futures open as listed by Reach Wickham Grain Morrison Building Washington Iowa.

Hogs Chicago Reach Wickham Grain O. Morrison Washington, Iowa Chicago Cats

Rotary Club Raid Ends With Ginger Ale Discovery

In Dubuque on January 15, police and a U.S. marshal searched coats at a Rotary luncheon. Four members were identified, bottles were found, but a doctor later certified the contents as ginger ale, leading to apologies from the officers.

Dubuque Giellis United States al Houston Eugene Adams Dave Murphy F. Lusch William Manson Rotary

Receiver Sues Linden Bank Over 1.8 Million Notes

John A. Cavanaugh as receiver for Associated Packing Company filed suit in Des Moines district court seeking possession of 1.8 million dollars in notes held by Linden Bank. He accuses fraud in the contract handling company notes and contests a 263 thousand dollar claim by the bank. He seeks denial of the bank claim and a strict accounting of alleged asset depletion due to alleged conspiracy between the bank and promoters.

Cavanaugh Associated Packing Company

Dr LeGear Poultry Prescription Praised by Hens

A Miss Carlina Freeman of Harriston Mississippi reports from four months with no eggs that after using Dr LeGear's Poultry Prescription her 28 hens laid twelve and a half dozen eggs. The ad claims the tonic builds strength and vitality without overstimulation and offers a money back guarantee.

Praiire Kr. LeGear Dr. LeGear Carlina Freeman Harriston Dr. L. D. LeGear Med. Co Louis Washington McElhinney Drug Co Advt

Bank Seeks Amount Allegedly Wrongfully Taken

The report notes a request for the amount alleged to have been wrongfully taken by the bank and is part of the ongoing dispute.

City Light Plant Reports Profit Despite Coal Strike

Webster City reports an $18 280 66 net profit for the last year after operating expenses. City Manager Long notes electricity costs are the lowest in the Mississippi Valley at 5 cents per kilowatt, with about 2 000 patrons. A turbine and boiler were purchased to improve service funded by bonds. The coal strike in late 1919 reduced revenue for November and part of December.

Webster City Mississippi Valley Long

Key of the Bastile Presented to Washington at Mount Vernon

Lafaytte presented the key of the Bastile to George Washington during his first American visit. The antique key hangs in the main hall of Washingtons mansion at Mount Vernon.

George Washington Lafayette America Washington M Mansion Mount Vernon

Farm Sale Notices and Agricultural Economic Update

A long list of upcoming farm sales across Iowa counties from January 17 to February 22, detailing vendors, locations such as Washington, Keota, Columbus Junction, and Riverside, and sale types including closing out and public sales. The section also reports on 1920 farm values totaling over 22 billion dollars, noting price declines and the ongoing importance of farming, plus agronomy notes on phosphates and silage as cattle feed, with practical guidance from Iowa State College experts.

Shaver Cotter R. L. Badger Roper Duttwiler Brighton Stock Pavilion Chas Scranton Washington Benn and Warner Kalona Poland Bower Morrow Keota Ed Goosman Ainsworth Frank Schneider White Way J. H. Davis Columbus Junction J. K. Helmick & Son Chester White Broad Law Chas. Palmer M. L. Jennings J. T Moore Frank Te Bockhurst B. K. White County Line Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station

Setting definite farming goals and silage for dairy cows

The County Agent in Farm Life urges setting definite goals for cropping systems and feed planning. It notes silage and roughage are key for cows and steers, with records showing horse labor requirements per crop area. Also mentions a closing out sale of farm implements in Fort Dodge and a January 15 reply notice.

Webster County Farm Bureau backs buy-in to force lower farm implement prices

At the Webster County Farm Bureau Federation annual meeting farmers pledged a buying strike until pre war prices return. A Rock Island plow works representative announced a 10 to 20 percent cut on all horse drawn implements. County Agent Monormith to supply affordable implements. Haymond argued that increases in implement prices were only slightly higher than farm product prices with wheat corn oats and other goods rising similarly.

Ing Webster County Farm Bureau Federation Webster County Rock Island Fort Dodge International Harvester Company Haymond Farm Bureau Bureau J. J. Ryan A. W. Monormith

Pretty Nearly the Right Idea

A girl named Anna visits the big city and wonders at the many electric lights in the evening asking if they are trying to make the day longer. Her question reflects a child's wonder at urban spectacle and modern tech.

Anna

Mumbie Poet and Robert Dodsley Rise in Letters

A domestic servant of the eighteenth century, Robert Dodsley, began as a footman and published The Mase in Liv ery or the Footman's Miscellany while in service. Proceeds from his works and The Toy Shop funded his move to bookselling in Pall Mall and he rose to prominence as London’s leading publisher.

Robert Dodsley Pall Mall London

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Daily Market Reports Close OF Grain Futures Timothy Clover Ooneigh John A Rotary Club Linden Bank Mutual W. S. Reister & Sons Ade Eawee Guilntee Journal’s Farm Department Olds Crawford Howard Kerr John Krebs Riverside John Foster William G. Lewis Crawfordsville Eben Davis P. H. Hedger Arthur Therion Dayton Secretary of Agriculture H.W. Warner Soils Extension Department Iowa State College Armsworth Samson WM. Ingram David Yoder Havre Horskes Parm Machinery Hayes Emerson Laine Emerson Gang John Deere Portland Seateh Collie Garland de Laval Macon Ralph Dougherty Ladies Aid of Pleasant Hill Jack Herr Oildag John Striegel Jr Harper, Iowa Mrs. Taylor Lydia E. Pinkham Roxbury Mass Maupe E. Taylor St. James Place Property Owners Federation, Inc
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