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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1924

Page

2

Daily Market Reports Hogs Cattle and Sheep Trade

Chicago July 10 hogs receipts 39000 moderate activity with grades steady to higher. slaughter pigs up 16 to 25 cents. sows and heavy weights higher. Cattle receipts 10000 beef steers strong with yearlings active. top early noted at 10.75 for matured steers. vealers steady. Sheep receipts 15000 active and generally steady with fat native lambs 13.00 to 13.60 and westerns 13.75 to 14.00. feeders 11.50 to 12.00.

Chicago Omaha

Kansas City Livestock Market Report Summary

Kansas City livestock sales show cattle and calves firm to 15 cents higher with top veals at 10.00. Beef cows and feeders steady to higher, stockers scarce, 180 to 300 pounds around 7.16 to 7.20. Sheep and lambs firm with native lambs up to 13.50 and yearling wethers about 10.50 to 11.99. packing sows 6.50 to 6.60.

Kansas City Texas

Omaha Livestock Market Report Summary

Omaha on July 10 reports hogs 23,000 head with mixed advances and top 7.10 for good weight, cattle 5,800 with varied demand and bellwether prices near 10.25 for heavies, sheep 56,000 with lambs steady to 25 cents lower and top lambs at 13.50, feeders and stockers showing mixed activity.

Cattle and Hog Prices From St Paul Market Report

St Paul Livestock market at South St Paul on July 10 shows cattle receipts 2300 with dull demand and lower bulk prices for steers yearlings and fat stockers while calf receipts reach 2500 with steady prices. Hog receipts 11500 move strong to packers with price direction not fully shown.

Chicago grain and commodity price report highlights

Chicago price list shows wheat with various hard grades from 1.19 to 1.16 percent, corn ranges for mixed and yellow grades, oats for white classes, rye, barley, timothy and clover seed values, plus lard ribs and other fats quoted. Includes sample grades and a wide spread of bid levels.

Chicago Rge

Uncertain Wheat and Corn Markets Edge Higher in July Trade

Unfavorable Canadian crop reports and bearer government wheat view lifted or steadied grain prices while corn hit a new high for the season on active buying. Early session shifts included mixed futures for September and December with volatility in oats following wheat trends.

Chicago Canadian Northwest Northwest States

Livestock Market Report Highlights Varied Weights and Prices

The market shows acceptably heavy bulk hogs between 160 and 300 lb averaging 7.00 to 7.10 with top 7.15, bulk sows 250 to 300 lb around 6.00 to 6.10, smooth sows to 6.49, and bulk pigs near 5.75. Sheep receipts 700 with native fat lambs around 11.7 to 12.75, culls 7.60 to 8.00, yearling wethers 8.00 to 9.00, fat steers 5.00 to 5.50 and others 4.60.

Official Estimates Chicago Livestock for Tomorrow

Official figures from Chicago show tomorrow's supply of hogs 36,000 cattle 3,000 and sheep 9,000. The numbers reflect livestock estimates issued for market planning and trading expectations.

Chicago

Gas On Stomach Adler-i-ka Ad For Four Years Relief

A vintage ad profile claims Adler-i-ka clears gas on the stomach and sour stomach by flushing upper and lower bowels. It cites relief from gastritis bloating belching and even constipation with a buckthorn cancar a glycerine blend. Sherman Bros Druggist carries the product in this advertisement.

Adler-i-ka W. Taylor Shermen Bros Advt

National farm conference to seek legislative protection for agriculture

St Paul Minnesota July 10 radio listeners nationwide can audit the July 11 12 gathering aimed at shaping protection measures for agriculture when Congress convenes. McNary Haugen proposals may be drafted with speakers broadcasting on WLAG during two afternoon and two evening slots. Iowa Farm Bureau Federation leaders Charles Hearst and Ray Gribben will lead Iowa delegates advocating agricultural equality.

ST. Paul Minn United States National Theatre Congress McNary-Haugen Twin Cities WLAG America Charles E. Hearst Ray L. Gribben Iowa Farm Bureau Federation Hawkeye State

One in Every 200 Britons Labeled Mentally Deficient

London July 10 minister of health Wheatley stated at a conference that more than 150000 people in Great Britain or one in 200 are mentally deficient. He noted many are confined in prisons for offenses related to their condition and questioned whether society should punish such individuals.

London Wheatley

Market Report Shows Grain Prices Mixed as Corn Rises

The report notes a bearish government crop outlook with prices largely unchanged to modestly lower. The market sagged into close with irregular moves and tentative gains in September. Provisions trended upward alongside corn.

Potato Market Report from Chicago Trade

Potatoes slightly weaker with good trading as 109 car receipts flow in. United States shipments total 1,124 with Missouri and Kansas sacks of Irish cobblers 1.65 to 2.10. Ohio and Illinois early sacks 1.65 to 2.15. Virginia barrel cobblers around 4.00 and North Carolina barrel cobblers 3.75 to 3.90.

Chicago United States Missouri Kansas Ohios Ilinois Virella North i Carolina

St Pauls Church Longtime Landmark of Old New York

The St Pauls Church at Broadway and Vesey Street is the oldest surviving pre Revolutionary church on Manhattan, begun in 1764 and opened 1706. It withstood a city fire, features a tiered spire, and sits beside a burial plot with Montgomery and Francia Dring grave markers. The building faces the Hudson, not Broadway, due to early development beliefs. A 1789 service followed Washingtons inauguration.

St. Paul's Church Broadway Vesey Street New York Manhattan Island St. Paul's St. Martin's-in-the-Fields London Francia Dring Richard Montgomery Quebec Hudson River New Jersey Shore George Washington United States

Beautiful Isle Royale to be National Reserve

The 132000 acre Isle Royale in Lake Superior is planned as a national playground 45 miles long and nine miles wide. Stephen T. Mather reports the site ideal for recreation and preservation with many harbors lakes trout streams and abundant wildlife including moose and caribou.

Washington Isle Royale Lake Superior Middle West Stephen T. Mather National Park Service Mather

Weller Shapes Modern News Study at University of Iowa

Charles H. Weller, named director of the new news department at the University of Iowa, has a long career as archaeologist and historian. He chairs university official publications, guides the summer session, and leads the history and art department. He authored Athens and its Monuments and has held leadership roles in the Memorial Union movement and several professional associations.

Iowa City Iowa Charles H. Weller University of Iowa Weller Board of Trustees of Student Publications History and Art The Classical Association of the Middle West South Memorial Union Classical Association State Advertising Association Johnson County Yale Greece American School For Classical Studies Athens Yale Graduate School Hopkins School New Haven Conn Towan Associated Press American Philological Association Archaeological Institute of America Claseen Association of the Middle West and South Sigma Delta Chi Phi Beta Kappa Delta Kappa Eps

Missionaries visit Crawfordsville and events at United Presbyterian

Frank Macon of Washington visits Crawfordsville while Miss Marietta Hamilton arrives from India with Rev. W C Porter and speaks at the United Presbyterian church prayer meeting and an afternoon women’s gathering. Miss Margaret Cowden, missionary in Hamadan Persia, will address the church Sabbath morning and 2:30 PM. Grace Lease travels to Des Moines. Pauline Doty visits Winfield.

Crawfordsville Frank Macon Washington Marietta Hamilton India United Presbyterian Church Columbus City W. C. Porter Beggs Cleveland Ohio Sterrit Beggs Des Moines W. H. McCall W. C. Allen Morning Sun Nettie Wallace Canada Margaret Cowden Hamadan Persia Presbyterian Church Grace Lease Pauline Doty Winfield

Woman Credits Lydia E Pinkham Product For Restored Health

In Mannington West Virginia Mia Joan W Warsi a middle aged woman describes seven years of illness with left side pain numb spells hot flashes and weakness She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for renewed strength and ability to do housework and garden work She is Marion County born and still resides there and invites publication of her statement

Mannington West Virginia Lydia E. Pinkham Marion County Mia Joan W. Warsi Box

German Shipping Claims Postwar Rebound Despite Losses

Hamburg dispatch outlines how Germany has rebuilt its merchant fleet to about 2.8 million gross register tons, roughly half of its prewar tonnage, through new construction and pre-purchase of vessels. It notes losses from war and Versailles limits, shifts to freight and mixed ships, and renewed routes to North America, the Orient, and Europe amid reduced iron and coal output.

Hamburg Germany Siegfried Rgedern League of German Great Britain North America Orient Dutch East Indies Australia Sweden England Spain

Curious Buenos Aires eatery offers meat by fishing fork

A Buenos Aires restaurant fascinates patrons with a single yard wide pot and a large fork. For five canta, customers are invited to fish out a chunk of meat, earning the place a reputation as an odd culinary attraction.

Buenos Aires

Massive kauri tree found in New Zealand bush

A kauri tree rises seventy five feet to the first branch and spans twenty two feet in diameter or about sixty six feet in girth. It is estimated to contain more than 195000 superficial feet of timber.

New Zealand

Slap on the Back Prompting Courtroom Contention

A fragment hints at a legal or humorous remark about a slap on the back versus two kicks in the pants, noted as S27 with unclear context and no identifiable parties or events. The readable text is too fragmentary to establish a concrete新闻 item or outcome.

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Daily Market Reports Chicago Livestock Kansas City Livestock Omaha Livestock St. Paul Livestock South St. Paul John A Chicago Grain Chicago Cash Grain Violet Worley Snyder South Richmond Eva Snyder Richmond Mutual R. L. Gibson T. T. Maxey New York’s W. S. Reister Creamery East Washington Walsh Hoene Lydia E. Vegetable Onan Reich Eis Wes Siti Crerdit China Halligan Halligan’s Pure Quill Coffee Sree Pahrari Mba
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