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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1921

Page

2

Daily Market Reports Chicago Grain and Livestock Prices

Markets show higher bid for better grades with soy and cattle active. Receipts today include 27 000 wheat 0 sales 9 000 hogs and 3 000 cattle with lambs at 25 to 50 higher. Chicago cash grain strength noted with wheat at 122 1 2 to 1 24 oats and corn mixed. livestock receipts 9 000 sheep 6 000 lambs and 7 000 hogs forecast for tomorrow.

Mogs Chicago

Teachers Oppose Autos for Pupils in Des Moines

A Des Moines discussion on student car use cites educators and clergymen condemning pupils driving to school. Experts from Teachers College and Deake University argue cars erode discipline and democracy, while rural districts see cars as practical transport.

Des Moines Freddy Ochesit Dee Moines Cial Echooo Homer Homer fSeeing, Lows Teachers College Carl D. Franzen Deake University

Debate Over Car Use by Rural Pupils Sparks School Leaders

A discussion among Iowa school superintendents reveals sharp views on allowing cars for rural pupil transport. Bixler of Emmetsburg and Blokaw of Waukon argue for limited use in small towns, Storm Lake’s Conking cautions against city reliance, while concerns about parental cooperation and moral dangers surface.

Bixler Emmetsburg F. Blokaw Waukon Smal D. Conking

Opinion Divided On Rolling Hose In Schools

A Des Moines report from July 8 records mixed views on rolling hose among high school girls. One educator condemns it as immoral while others, including Agnes Winn of Seattle and a Harland Iowa man, argue it is acceptable or beneficial in moderation.

Des Moines Agnes 8S Winn Seattle Wash John Jessup Harlan Walter Jessup University of Iowa St. Louis

Advertising proves too successful in Evanston

City officials of Evanston, the Chicago north shore suburb, regret a year of successful advertising that drew crowds away from local parks and beaches. Mayor Pearsons orders police to enforce a new rule banning cars without Evanston licenses from parking near beaches and downtown streets.

Chicago Evanston North Shore Charles Ward Harry Pearsons Parker

Prohibition Chief to Address C. T. U Meeting

The forty ninth annual meeting of the National Woman's Christian Temperance Union will be held in San Francisco from August 18 to 23. Federal Prohibition Commissioner Haynes will speak on Law Enforcement, with other national figures among the speakers.

Chicago National Woman's Christian Temperance Union San Francisco Hynes Evanston Haynes

Royal Pathfinder dies after heat. valued at 75000

Farm notes report the death of Royal Pathfinder a Duroc herd sire from Hanks and Bishop once valued at 75000. The International Swine Show champion had progeny in Washington County and Ernest Carlson’s herd boar is among his offspring.

Royal Pathfinder Hanks & Bishop Washington County Ernest Carlson

Farm Prices Expected to Rise in July Outlook

Des Moines reports from the Iowa National Bank forecast higher farmer price returns despite ongoing harvests. The July trade forecast notes lower current prices to producers versus last year and two years ago, with wool stock increases and rising meat prices. It also cites improved building activity, rising railroad earnings, and a potential stabilization of wholesale prices about 10 to 15 percent above prewar levels.

Des Moines Iowa National Bank of Des Wit It Ia United States

Iowa Man Helps Rebuild Colorado Ranch After Floods

R B Herrick secretary of the state horticultural society returns from a three week stint on his father R D Herrick’s Colorado ranch near Littleton. Floods washed a new river channel through the farm splitting it and ruining the house. A concrete bridge is needed to reach the isolated section. Despite destruction the family and neighbors plan to rebuild, noting the flood altered the land for the better and crops remain promising.

Des Moines Colorado Pueblo Herrick State Horticultural Society Littleton Denver R. D. Herrick South Platte Herrick's Altho Costly

Physical Growth of the Child From Birth to Maturity

A report by Professor Bird T. Baldwin outlines a forthcoming study on child growth up to maturity. It notes girls show more advanced development than boys via wrist-bone differences and includes extensive measurements across infants to school children with race comparisons.

Owa City Bird T. Haldwin Iowa Child Welfare Research Station

Wellston Picnic Endures Rain After Heavy Weekend Downpour

Despite persistent rain a good sized crowd gathered in Wellston for a local picnic. Organizers reported steady attendance and continued activities under shelter as families enjoyed games and food.

Wellston

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