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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1925

Page

2

Chicago market closes with hog and cattle price contrasts

Daily Market Reports from Chicago show hog receipts at 13 000 with most weights near 13.50 to 14.00 and top to 14.00 while slaughter hogs 12.25 to 19.25 and packing hogs 11.00 to 11.75. Cattle receipts 11 000 with fed steers 11.00 to 13.25 and vealers 10.00 to 11.00. sheep receipts 16 000 with lambs 15.50 to 16.00 and natives 15.50 to 15.75. grain quotes list various futures and cash ranges for wheat corn oats rye barley and seeds.

Chicago

St Louis Livestock Market Report July 1 East St Louis

Hogs receipts 9 500 market up 5 to 10 cents. bulk 160 pounds plus 14 00 to 14 10 top 14 10. Pigs slow, bulk 13 50 to 13 65. Sows steady around 12 00. Cattle receipts 3 000 fat steers in demand, some loads 11 00 to 11 75. Beef cows steady 6 00 to 6 25, bulls 4 50 to 6 00. Sheep receipts 3 500 slow, fat lambs 15 00 to 15 25.

Chicago East ST. Louis Oklahoma

Livestock Estimates For Tomorrow In Chicago

A-Livestock estimates show hogs 22 000 cattle 9 000 and sheep 12 000 for tomorrow in Chicago.

Chicago

Walking Stick Insect Described As Wingless Phasmid

The biological survey reports no snake named walking stick. Instead, the term refers to a wingless orthopterous insect in the Phasmidae family, elongated and sticklike with slender twiglike legs.

Biological Survey

Society forms seed sowing vow for roadside wreaths

A new society requires each member to sow a packet of flower seeds along country roads. The aim is for motorists to stop and pluck blooms to lay wreaths on fallen pedestrians, as noted by London Opinion.

London

Washington Produce Prices From Local Market List

A Washington market column lists butterfat test, eggs, and various fowl prices. Butterfat at 38e per lb, eggs 6e per dozen, hens 19c per lb for 4 lb+, 15e for under 4 lb, springs 26c per lb or 2k under 2 lb, leghorn hens, cocks 18c to 7c per lb.

Chicago Grain Futures All Items Reported July 1

Chicago grain prices show gains in wheat corn oats rye lard ribs and related futures. July contracts for all items record modest advances with September and December positions listed across wheat corn oats rye lard and ribs.

Glenn Frank at Iowa Conference Outlines University Role

Century magazine editor and new Wisconsin president Glenn Frank told the Iowa conference that universities should train unofficial statesmen to guide society beyond partisan politics. He urged closer cooperation between state governments and universities and foresaw government policing life while life’s management occurs outside legislatures.

Associated Press Iowa City Glenn Frank The Century Magazine University of Wisconsin State University Frank A. Birge Wisconsin

Argentina Anxious to Send Students to United States

At a meeting of the Argentine section of the International Education Institute, promotion of graduate exchange between American and Argentine universities was urged. The plan centers on providing students with chairs of their own language in the host country to teach and cover living expenses. A knowledge of the host country language is required for professorships. The group welcomed a Columbia University domestic economy graduate to lecture in Buenos Aires and tasked Edward Feely, the American commercial attaché, to push negotiations for technical scholarships at major U S industrial firms.

Buenos Aires International Education Institute School of Domestic Economy Columbia University Edward F. Feéley United States

Labor crisis threatens U S and Britain coal mines

A serious labor crisis endangers the coal mining industries of the United States and Great Britain. John Lewis of the United Mine Workers accuses leaders of blocking the Jacksonville agreement and warns of a possible national shutdown. an English strike looms as mine owners plan to end the current pact. Lewis spoke at Scranton, tying the dispute to actions by Rockefeller Jr., Schwab and Mellon.

Associated Press New York United States Great Britain John Lewis United Mine Workers of America Jacksonville England Cook Miners’ Federation Lewis Scranton John D. Rockefeller, Jr Charles H. Schwab Treasury Andrew W. Mellon

Marysville Montana Joins Ghost Towns As Rail Lines Abandon

Helena dispatch details Marysville once a booming mining town with Drum Summon mine producing tens of millions in gold now fading while rails from Northern Pacific and Great Northern retreat. Montana railroad commission approves abandonment as population dwindles to a handful of families and shacks dot the landscape.

Montana Helena Mont Marysville Northern Pacific Railway Great Northern Drum Summon Montana Railroad Commission Thomas Cruse Cruse Boston New York England Penobscot Nate Vestal

Apples Pile Up in England Storage at Southampton

As many as 100000 barrels of apples were stored at Southampton England at one time in an effort to safeguard crops and meet future demand.

England Southampton

Bids Sought for Wall Finishing at Washington Junior High

The Independent School District of Washington Iowa invites bids by 5 pm July 11 1925 for wall finishing at the Junior High School Building West Main Street Washington Iowa. Work includes brushing walls applying Munns Wall Size then MURESCO and finishing smoothly. Colors to be chosen by the Board. Completion by August 10 1925. References rates for any extra work. Bids filed with Secretary R W Thompson and the Board may reject any or all bids.

Independent School District Washinton West Main Street Washington Iowa Munn Muresco R. W. Thompson

Bids Sought for Furnace Room Work at Heights School

Bids due by 5 p m July 11 1925 for furnace room tasks at Heights School Washington Iowa including floor digging ten inches cement floor four by one wall construction cement block from north to south one door opening and dirt removal complete by August 10 bid submission to Secretary Independent School District Washington Iowa with right to reject all bids.

Heights Secretary of Independent School District of Washington Iowa R. W. Thompson

War Nurses Uniforms Through The Civil War Era

The text notes no nurse corps in the Civil War, with voluntary women tending soldiers who had no uniforms. It states the Army Nurse Corps was established in 1901, and that nurses wore all white, though there was no official uniform before World War I.

Army Nurse Corps

Maytag to Expand Newton Factory with Six Story Addition

Iowa factory leader Maytag plans a six story addition to the Newton plant to boost output of the Maytag Gyro foam washing machine. The project covers over 100000 square feet of new space, increases total factory area to about twelve and a half acres, and adds about eight hundred jobs. The Maytag Company, founded by I L Maytag, already employs over twelve hundred and holds world leadership in electric washers.

F. L. Maytag The Maytas Company Newton Iowa Maytag Ies High Maytag Company I. L. Maytag Lewis B. Maytag BE. H. Maytag

Memorial Service Held by Women's Relief Corps

The Women’s Relief Corps held a memorial and decoration service for departed sisters at the corps room led by corps chaplain Mrs. R. L. MacGugin. Mrs. J. C. Boice opened with prayer, a duet was performed, and Irene DeLong read “Donnie.” Rolls were called, bouquets laid on graves, and flowers placed at Elm Grove and Woodlawn Cemeteries.

Women's Relief Corps R. L. MacGugin J. C. Boice J. E. Ream Ed Bambrick Irene DeLong Donnie L. E. Larson Mike Hollinger Elm Grove Woodlawn

Berlin moves to revive military bands amid concert turnout

Berlin reports a push to revive old time German military bands once common in daily life. A recent Stadion monster concert featured 20 bands under Professor Oscar Hackenberger with over 20,000 attendees as part of the revival effort.

Berlin Stadion Oscar Hackenberger

True Friendship Defined as Mutual To Promote Good

A concise definition states friendship as a strong habitual inclination between two persons to promote each other’s good and happiness through consistent good will and action.

Mount Pleasant Professors Move to Purdue

Prof R Lan Cashire of Iowa Wesleyan resigns to take a similar agriculture post at Purdue University. The region notes other local items including a flood death found in Davenport mud, church leadership changes in Des Moines, and an Iowa occupational therapy society being organized at Iowa City. A Des Moines officer appointment and a Russia debate challenge are listed, plus a Des Moines birth among Emmetsburg residents.

Mount Pleasant Bk. R. Lancashire Iowa Wesleyan Purdue University Iowa City Iowa Society of Occupational Therapists

Crocodile Token From Cairo Baffled Spanish Princess

A patched painted crocodile hanging near Seville Cathedral entrance was a love token from 1260 sent by the sultan of Egypt to a Spanish princess who rejected the suitor. The gift failed to convey affection.

Cathedral Seville Egypt Spain

Army of Industry built vast auto empire rivaling Wellington

Factory workers and dealers in the automotive industry organized a powerful network, vastly larger than the forces commanded by the Duke of Wellington at Waterloo. The combined effort in building and marketing a leading automobile makes the industry’s reach and influence rise beyond traditional military scales.

Hvelibend Duke of Wellington Napoleon Waterloo

Mayr's Wonderful Remedy Advertisement Advice

A dated ad promotes Mayr's Wonderful Remedy as a cure for grouchiness caused by stomach, liver and intestinal troubles. It claims to relieve bloating and remove catarrhal mucus, reducing inflammation and preventing ailments including appendicitis. Available at all druggists.

Mayr

Railway Time Tables Arrives Departs No. 4 and Knoxville Branch

Train schedules list arrivals and departures for several Golden State and Knoxville branch lines. No. 4 and No. 68 passenger trains show morning and evening times, with freight and local passes noted. Agents W RUSSEL and J C McKAY sign schedules, and daily operation excludes Sundays.

Golden State Eharteg Wncuscswees Knoxville Hl. W. Russel

Undetermined Times Logged in Week Schedule

A garbled OCR snippet shows mixed times and days, including references to UND limits and daily entries. The fragment lists several timestamps such as 12:47 am 9:20 am 12:15 pm and spans days Wednesday Thursday and Monday with unclear context or events. The readable items suggest a timetable or log notation rather than a complete report.

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