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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1924

Page

10

Daily Market Reports from Chicago Hogs Cattle and Wheat Prices

Chicago market notes show hog receipts 48 000 with prices mostly 10 to 20 cents lower than yesterday. Cattle demand steady to weak with fat stock and beef heifers easier. Sheep and lambs active with fat lambs up to 14 14.25. Wheat and corn futures mixed with No 2 yellow around 80 cents and No 1 hard about 1 12. Prices for lard and ribs given with pork products steady to higher in parts.

Mhirago Chicago

Iowa Market Report Hogs Cattle and Sheep Prices

Omaha market data shows hog receipts around 20,000 with slow demand and price drops to 6.50 to 7.60 for various weights. Cattle receipts about 8,300 with slow demand. top steer price around 10.00, bulls and feeders up to 11.00, stockers 6.25 to 7.85. Sheep receipts 1,300 with fat lambs 12.50 to 13.80 and feeder lambs about 13.30.

Omaha

Kansas City Livestock Prices Climb Across Cattle Hogs and Sheep

Cattle receipts 8 000 and calves 1 500 with strong demand for desirable beef steers while other classes ease. Top veals hit 11 50 and best feeders at 8 25. Hogs receipts 15 600 with slow demand. top shippers 6 85 and most sales 6 75. Sheep receipts 4 000 lambs stronger with top 13 89 and ewes to 8 59.

Kansas City

Potatoes Steady as Receipts Reach 235 Cars in Chicago

Chicago market report notes 235 car receipts with steady prices. Wisconsin sacked round whites bring 1.25 to 1.45, bulk 1.46 to 1.50. Minnesota sacked round whites 1.30 to 1.25, sacked Reds 1.25 to 1.45. Idaho sacked rurals 1.86 to 2.00, russets 2.25 to 2.50, a few at 2.60.

Chicago Wisconsin Minnesota Red River Ohios Idaho Rurals Russets Few

Quebec Winter Carnival Sets International Ski Events

Quebec hosts a three day winter carnival starting February 20 featuring ski jumping snow shoeing speed skating figure skating ice hockey curling and the annual dog sled derby. Thirteen American and three Canadian dog teams compete with top performers from both nations signaling participation. A women ski jumper contest will feature Miss Margaret Towne of Berlin New Hampshire facing leading Canadian jumpers.

Quebec Margaret Towne Berlin N. H Canada

Corn Prices See Mixed Strength and Oats Hit High

Fresh corn strength emerges after a weak opening as country offers thinly supply Chicago buyers. Oats reach a season high while corn slips to May 79% under pressure. wheat rises on tight receipts and crop damage talk. Hog prices ease. livestock estimates listed for tomorrow.

England and Wales See Big Drop in Cultivated Land in 1923

The 1923 Board of Agriculture report shows England and Wales reduced cultivated land by 129000 acres yet farming levels match prewar totals. Wheat area held near prewar ten-year average while 95000 fewer acres were planted for potatoes after the 1922 crop. Fruit trees reached 21638000 with apples plums pears and cherries. Sugar beet acreage doubled to 16900 acres. Cattle herds rose to 5823000 and sheep to 13826000. pigs reached 2612000. Employment on the land fell by 97000, with about 66000 in regular work and the rest casuals.

London England Wales Board of Agriculture

Sheriff’s Sale of Chandler Dispatch Model Automobile

A writ of general execution directs a public sale in front of the Washington County Court House in Washington Iowa. On February 14 1924 between 9 am and 4 pm the Chandler Dispatch Model automobile licensed 1923 93-1531 will be sold to satisfy Bevins Motor Co. judgment. Sale begins at 2 pm. Sheriff Charles M Denison notes cash terms. January 22 1924.

District Court Washington County Iowa Geo. N. Pell Court House Washington Towit Chandler Dispatch Geo. N. Beil Bevins Motor Co Charles M. Denison

Public auction calendar for Washington area farms

A sequence of farm stock and closing out sales scheduled near Washington Iowa and surrounding towns from January 31 through February 28. Listings include vendors such as Roy Steele Milo Kemp C E Griffith J E and H E Keating Ed Hotle Sebe Jones Ernest Carlson Fred Cannon John Laney P W Palmer James K Helmick and Son Frank Tierney W Jackson Paul Coffman Fleming Elmer Kolosik Rathmel and Wella with locations north of Haskins Riverside Wellman Kalona and Chester White Broad Low Sales.

Iowa Has More Milk Cows and Sheep in Iowa Despite Fewer Hogs and Horses

Iowa's January 1 1924 livestock report shows milk cows up four percent over 1923 and sheep rising twelve percent, while hogs decline about five percent from 1923 peak and horses fall two percent nationally. Other cattle hold steady in Iowa at 3.479 million.

Iowa Associated Press Des Moines United States Department of Agriculture Charles F. Sarle Bureau of Agricultural Economies Leslie M. Carl United States Towa United Sta

55th Wedding Anniversary Surprise for Mr and Mrs Gray

Young America notes a small gathering on Saturday January 26 to honor Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Gray for their 55th wedding anniversary. Sixteen friends arrive with flowers, share games and an oyster supper, ending with warm wishes for many more celebrations.

Mrs. Oliver Gray Mrs. Gray

Philathea class social hosts in Brighton gathering

Mrs R W Hinson and Mrs Will Bristow hosted the Philathea class of the Methodist Sunday school at the Hinson home Friday night. Twenty two attended the social evening with sandwiches salad and coffee served. Other local notes mention residents returning from travels and visits to Des Moines and Cedar Rapids.

Brighton R. W Hinson Will Bristow Methodist Sunday School Hinson W. O. Shafer Edna Crile Buffalo N. Y National Carner’s Association James Reeser Des Moines J. H. Pragter W. P. Brier Cedar Itapitu

Brighton News Notes and Local Family Events

A surprise wedding joins Miss Pearl Foster and Mr. Lawrence in Fairfield with both families from Brighton, now settling in Richland. Elder White and Mrs. White left Chicago after Mrs. Gowey’s death in Pleasant Plain. Various locals visited relatives, attended funerals, or hosted gatherings at homes in Brighton and nearby towns.

Harold Holcomb Brighton Richland Elder Brighton Hill Crest Jim Shafer Quincy, IL John Teninlty Will Lamasky Burlington Maire Conrad Blanche McQarty Ray Conrad West Chester Leona Davison Parsons John Kessel Fairfield Chauncey Stone Pekin Iowa City Hospital A. R. Gowey Julia Minnie Northcutt St. Louis Bruce Fox

Piles Can Be Cured Without Surgery

An instructional book by Dr. A. B. McCleary, Kansas City, details a noninvasive cure for piles. It claims success for twenty four years in over eight thousand cases and offers free posting to interested sufferers with name and address.

A. 8. McCleary Kansas City McCleary Parkview Sanitarium

Alarming Reports of Outlawry From Ban tang Szechwan Missionaries In Peril

Reports from Peking describe Ban tang in Western Szechwan as perilously under bands of outlaws since November. Ten American missionaries, including M. H. Duncan and family and Wm. Hardy and family, were stationed there with villagers allegedly besieged by Tibetan bands and foreigners largely confined to the town. The Tibetan bandit commander reportedly warned missionaries they need not fear for their safety.

Peking A. P Bantang Szechwan Rantang Yunnanfu Takang Yunnan Bantane Beg M. H. Duncan Wm. Hardy J. Rufus Moore United Christian Missionary Society

French youth Felix Grange wins 18.2 balkline championship

Paris report says Felix Grange the French youth won the 18.2 balkline billiard title with a 25.72 grand average across five games. In the final he hit a 248 run, scoring 39 draw shots, and is tipped as France’s hopeful to face Roger Conti and represent France at the world championship in the United States next year.

Paris Felix Grange France Louis Cure Edmond Derbier Grange Roger Conti United States

Good way to introduce yourself in a Journal ad

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Daily Market Reports Chicago Cash Grain Amaha Livestock New York John A. Babcocke U. & Yard Illinois Lee Beach-Wickham Grain CO Trade England and Sheriffe’s Sale Roy Steele Haskins Milo Kemp Kalona Wellman C. E. Griffith Wellston J. E. and H. E. Keating Washington, Iowa Ed Hotle Keota Welding Walters Dublin Clarence Richards Ainsworth Sebe Jones Membee Ernest Carlson Duroc Sale East End Fred Cannon John Laney Riverside P. W. Palmer James K. Helmick & Son Columbus Chester White Broad Low Russell McLaughlin Frank Tierney W. Jackson Paul, Coffman & Fleming Elmer Kolosik Rathmel and Wella Tes Young America Hetty Bernard Malish Philadelphia Outlaw Monarch Sring Taylor & Taylor Lowa Prench R. L. Gibson Caceh Ize W. S. Reister & Sons Casa Bauyore of de Cen Hs Creramert Wallington St Aaa Washington Ren Poland China Concord Kiser Clement E. Griffith A.C. McNurlen NCH Bethel
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