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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1920

Page

2

Market Report II Cago July Prices and Estimates

Market data shows hogs Cago July prices with gains to 15 above yesterday, top 16.25, various weights from light to heavy cars. Cattle receipts 8,000 with heavy steers dull, calves strong, heifers and cows mixed, hogs heavy demand, sheep steady to strong with lambs and feeders. Official yesterday receipts and shipments list hogs 27,062 cattle 10,246 sheep 10,143 calves 4,028.

Grain and corn price report with mixed market notes

Market summaries list bids from Milwaukee Kansas City and St Louis for corn oats rye and barley with receipts by grain in multiple cities. Livestock and oats markets noted as rising on short covering followed by selling pressure. Weather and forecasts project generally fair conditions with slight temperature changes across the district.

Illinois Lake Michigan Rocky Mountains Middle Plains

Farm Notes From String Town saleyard and farming tips

The notes cover July 20 sale dates by Taylor and Taylor at What Cheer Iowa with a carload of cattle to Magdefrau Bros Wayland at about 1180 pounds per head with prices of 13.50 per hundred and another shipment to Chicago at 15.00 per hundred. It notes additional hog sales by J H Witting and J J Wittmer, wheat patches nearing harvest, rain easing crops, and ample hay. It adds Sac county shows more automobiles than bath tubs on farms and offers horse care tips for hot weather plus advice on naming farms and modern advertising methods such as signs and letterheads. It previews Scrub Cows entering high society at the National Dairy Show in Chicago with USDA cooperation to improve low-grade herds through pure-bred sires.

Stringtown E. FE. Ficher Crawford Township Magdefrau Bros Wayland Iowa Mr. Bicher Ken Goff J. H. Witting A. B. Magdefrau Chicago Walter Jarrard Marion Township Magdefray Bros Noble Jarrard John Wittmer Farmers Union Olds Sac County United States Department of Agriculture

Luxurious Louise Glaum epic Sex to screen at Fox

Trade reviewers lavish praise for J Parker Read Jr to present Louise Glaum in Sex a lavish epic in luxury with a big star performance. Wid’s Daily and Moving Picture World laud originality and spectacle while New York reviews stress Glaum’s versatility and the film’s dramatic arc with a strong retribution theme. Showing next Tuesday and Wednesday.

J. Parker Read, Jr Louise Glaum Fox Wid's Daily Moving Picture World Miss Glaum New York Review C. Gardner Sullivan New York Telegraph

Fragmentary Dallas News line on appearance and tone

A garbled Dallas News line notes a girl altering complexion to resemble a salmon balad with uneven phrasing. The fragment offers no clear incident, names, dates, or context to expand into a full item.

Dallas News

Farmers Union to Meet at Woodman Hall Washington

Regular monthly meeting of the Farmers Union will be held in Washington at Woodman Hall Wednesday afternoon July 14 at two o clock All locals be represented William Sutherland President I B Rabenold Secretary Treasurer 2313

Farmers Union Washington Woodman Hall Wm. Sutherland Pres I. B. Rabenold Sec'y & Trens

Trade Uncertain Price Drop Expected in Dress Goods

Philadelphia July 8 report notes dress goods producers foresee a price drop next year due to lower raw wool and ample woolen supply. Labor costs remain uncertain as manufacturers push conservative stocks, while retailers hesitate on seasonal purchases amid uncertain public demand.

Philadelphia

Boy Drowns In Water Tank While Mother Sleeps

In Dubuque on July 9 a 5 year old boy William Benson went missing from a house where his mother and sister slept. He reportedly fell into a water tank while playing with a toy boat and drowned. A search found the body after an unsuccessful fruitless search of the premises.

Dubuque William Benson

No Union Wanted by School Teachers

Salt Lake City July 9 The National Education Association commission on the emergency in education urges teachers not to affiliate with religious political or economic groups in a report read by George D Strayer of Columbia University The draft supports the Smith Towner bill creating a cabinet department of education and cites a $1800 annual salary as necessary for independence The meeting also features a remark about Miss Margaret Haley and a designation of Susan Dorsey as a soap box orator

Salt Lake City Utah National Education Association George D. Strayer Columbia University Smith-Towner Department of Education Nationals Council of Education Susan Dorsey Los Angeles Margaret Haley Chicago Teachers Association

Dead animals removal service ad prompt

Local ad offers free removal of dead animals with contact and prompt service. The notice indicates the provider will handle disposal at no cost and promises immediate action through a dedicated truck. Call details are referenced but not specified.

Oildag Lubricant Promises Superior Engine Benefits

Oildag is described as a blended product using Acheson Graphite in neutral oils. The ad claims the correct grade increases power and prevents wear, reduces carbon deposits and fuel consumption, cuts oil use, and limits valve pitting and spark plug fouling, offering twice the car service before overhaul.

A Story of Two Friends in Ancient Times

The lesson centers on the friendship between Jonathan and David. Jonathan, heir to the throne, assists David by giving up his royal rights and defending him against Saul. Their bond endures through danger, oath renewal, and mutual blessing, illustrating that true friendship includes selflessness, warning, and faith in God.

Jonathan David God Saul Goliath David Saul

Good Impulses Put to Work in Everyday Efforts

A compact meditation on sustaining positive impulses by turning them into concrete actions. The piece urges consistent practice and small steps to convert good intentions into lasting impact through daily routines and visible results.

The Glory of Life and the Glory of Ife

The line celebrates life's grandeur and the noble ambition to do the impossible. It frames Ife as a place of exalted purpose where bold deeds define a community. The text anchors achievement to cultural pride and personal resolve in a poetic, aspirational tone.

Greatest Losses Never Seen

A reflective note on unseen grief and hidden costs. The statement suggests that the most significant losses are those not readily observed, urging awareness of quiet sacrifices and invisible damages that accumulate beyond public notice.

Being Rich or Poor We Are as Rich or Poor as Our Minds

A reflective aphorism on wealth and mindset noted as a maxim about personal wealth arising from one's mental state rather than external circumstance. It emphasizes inner perspective shaping perceptions of richness and poverty.

Character growth from the soul of purpose

A brief note on how character strengthens as purpose deepens, highlighting inner resolve, moral choices, and steady commitment guiding actions toward meaningful goals. The piece reflects on personal development rooted in clear intent and disciplined effort.

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Market Report John A. Babcock Yard Ilia Close OF Grain Futures Beach Wickham Grain CO Morrison Washington, Iowa Milwaukee Kansas City St. Louis Toledo Clover Timothy Peoria Journal’s Farm Department Taylor & Taylor What Cheer Poland Meeting OF the Farmers Union Journal Mutual Cream Station Green Hotel Colenso W. S. Reister & Sons Hous Washington Rendering Works Lemley Reduction CO Oildag John Striegel Jr Harper, Iowa Keokuk Mahaska Counties EANIC Eatonic Imothers Friend Chichester Chichester S Property Owners Federation, Inc S.S.S Swift Laboratory Atlanta Georgia F. F. Dalley Corporations Ltd Buffalo, N. Y Fsson P. B Fitzwater Moody Bible Institute of Chicago Western Newspaper Union Wis
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