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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1923
Page
2
Chicago price report shows hogs up 6 to 15 cents with top around 8.20 and light weights mixed. Cattle receipts estimated 500 today with heavy stock and varied prices. Wheat and corn futures steady to down with nearby contracts near 1.09 for wheat and about 1.16 for May corn. Livestock totals estimate Monday hogs 62,000 cattle 20,000 sheep 20,000.
Public and closing out sales span January to February across Washington Hedrick Wayland Ainsworth Crawfordsville and Columbus Junction with buyers such as Meeserschmitt Gon Heilmanek Ritchey Prymek Wagner Keating Linder and Huston among sellers and stock poultry autos and mules featured at various sites including Wellman Washington and Ainsworth.
Ames Iowa January 27 Officials of the Iowa State College extension department push for a larger barberry eradication appropriation this year. A federal grant of 150000 dollars was allotted with Muncie in charge expecting Iowa to receive about 40000. In 1922 six crews removed 29682 plants, a top Midwest figure, though Minnesota Michigan and Wisconsin led in bushes pulled. Thirty counties were covered.
The quote asserts that a state's greatness rests on the character of its people rather than institutions or power, attributing this view to Theodore Roosevelt and emphasizing civic virtue and national cohesion as the core foundation of national strength.
The Junior Hipep notes Rev Bowers sermon on choosing quality in life and work, comparing a New York contractor’s success with a ruined winter house. Locals announce a three reel Near East benefit movie, pep meeting antics, yell leaders, and school happenings amid snowball bans and cataloged student anecdotes.
The Stara and Stripes notes the January 1 1919 claim that the League of Nations would be the keystone of the peace treaty. It recalls Wilson Lloyd George and Clemenceau speeches and honors American soldiers who fought for a world safe for democracy amid the war’s end and the shift to international cooperation.
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