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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1921

Page

2

Daily Market Reports and Livestock Prices Open July 7

Chicago and regional markets show mixed activity with cattle and hogs higher. Receipts today include 24,000 cattle and 16,000 hogs with steady to higher bids, while wheat and corn futures edge up for midsummer trading.

Chicago Bellis Bologna

Moonlight corn cultivation spreads in Sioux county

Sioux county farmers have taken to cultivating corn by moonlight to beat heat. Nic Bogaard near Orange City started it with Ed Krall and others following. The method lets farmers work until early morning with horses following fur rows, enabling a third and final cultivation. County Agent George Dunlop confirms the practice.

Alton Sioux County Nic Bogaard Orange City Ed Krall Rogaard George Dunlop

Auto Crash Near Gladstone Kills Two Injures Two

In Tama county near Gladstone a car carrying Allison Bochane Joseph Dolesal and others was struck by a Chicago Milwaukee St Paul train shortly after midnight. Bochane and Dolesal were killed. Harry Bochane and Fred Harden were seriously injured though expected to recover. The car was thrown about fifty feet.

Toledo Allison Bochane Joseph Dolesal Harry Bochane Fred Harden Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul Gladstone Tama County

Seeing is believing yet water alters what we see

A Philadelphia Record note questions perception in wet conditions, suggesting that repeated viewings can change what is observed. The remark emphasizes how rain or dampness can affect judgments and visuals.

Philadelphia

Fairfield area trades and sales report from June to July

A local feed and implement store records daily deals including buyers from Wayland and Cedar Township. Transactions cover binders, reel fans, tractor parts, washers, engines, a 10 hp Fairbanks engine, a $25 feed grinder, and a self feeding hay press with several named buyers and local businesses.

Ed Flanders Hay Press Phillips Bros

Grain Market Week Turbulence Amid Weather and Trade Shifts

Chicago July wheat fell to 1.17 with weekly declines amid dry weather and drouth concerns in Europe and Argentina. July corn down 2 at 59 1 2 cents. Cash prices posted across No 2 Red winter wheat and No 2 hard at about $1.18-$1.19, with mixed corn near 57 cents. Dairy and livestock markets showed firmer butter, steady cheese, and mixed live cattle trends with hogs up 60-70 cents. weekly totals include cattle 27,331, hogs 3,545, sheep 17,592, for the week ending July 1.

Chicago Tone Corp Europe Argentina Germany Minneapolis Kansas City Winnipes New York Philadelphia Boston Stortage Wisconsin West Timothy Atlanta Memphis Omaha Prairie Buffalo Mississippi Texas California F. O.b Middle West Georgia

Market Bids Mixed as Prices Drift in Early Trading

A terse market note shows casual bid activity with per pound prices around 26 cents and varied quotes. Traders monitor supply shifts and demand cues as the session opens.

Iowa corn crop nearly all laid by in hot Iowa week

Iowa weather bulletin credits hot dry conditions for rapid crop progress with tasseling in central and southern regions and ears forming. Hail damaged corn in Vocahontas and Mahaska counties. wheat and oats harvests underway with mixed yields and quality.水果

Des Moines Iowa C. D. Reed Vocahontas County Mahaska County

Woman credits Lydia Pinkham remedy for backache relief

A Georgetown Illinois woman recalls severe postnatal pain on the left side that left her unable to walk across a room. After doctors offered no relief and an operation was suggested, she found relief using a vegetable compound and Lydia Pinkham's remedy, enabling her to resume daily tasks.

McCumber Frasier St Georgetown Illinois Lydia Pinkham

Pretty Custom of the Past

A fragment notes an ancient burial custom at morning twilight to soften death, imagining Aurora herself taking the young into her embrace. The observation links ancestral rites with mythic imagery of dawn and loss.

Aurora

Stephen Burial Laments and Perception of Death

Devout men mourn Stephen as his burial follows the biblical view of death as sleep reflecting Christian belief. The text notes great lamentation by mourners at his burial.

Saul Fife Jesus Stephen Stephen Stoned Israel Abraham Christ God Heaven Son of Man

Power of Prayer Inspires Devotional Quote

A devotional quotation from S D Gordon highlights five outlets of power in life: our life, our lips, our service, our money, and our prayer. It emphasizes that prayer stands as the greatest outlet for aiding God and humanity.

S. D. Gordon

How to Serve God in Praise and Thanksgiving

A Bible verse meditation on serving God with gladness entering His gates with thanksgiving and into His courts with praise. The passage affirms the Lord’s goodness and calls for joyful worship and blessing His name.

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Daily Market Reports Cattia Bherp E. W. Wagner & CO Iowa City I & Bach, Met Ewéited THE MASON TRANSFER @ STORAGE CO Fairfield Harvest‘ab Oo. B. Neff Wayland Mr. Planders Fred Moore Charte Chapelhill Mel Ebner A. C. Cannon Daly Evem Hameer Perry Jones Joe Proby Randall Bros Frank Leeper W. L Osth Babb John Shalia Miller Geleti Bruce Moore Alva Knotts Cedar Township Bemneath Jewel Schulty Jakes Auto Co Bevins Motor Co Jobo Kurtz Harry Anderson Cedar Two Acme Jones Bros. of Fairsfield F. E. Rickey Wellman Little Kn-Ar-Co Crawfordsville Linas Wood Linas Journal’s Farm Department Washington County W. S. Reister Cash Buyers of East Third St Mutual East Washington Bae Zephyr R. A. Knittle Riverside J. A. Lemley Brighton Farmers Co-op Wellston L. L. Elliott & Co Winfield William Beardsley Haskins R. Chrissinger K. Dunn of Cotter R. L. Lytle Farmers’ Elevator Farmers’ Union Elev W. Cheater Otto F. Frey Noble Havre Richmond Ballinger & Co E. Pleasant Plain Titus Co-op Company of Titus Washington Elevator CO Secretary of State Horticultural Society T. Lydia E R. L. Gibson Oildag John Striegel, Jr Harper, Iowa Bec Deuciqus Bruns Seed Store Gaul Christ Jesus Jerusalem Tore -Saul Power of Prayer
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