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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1918

Page

2

Markets Hold Steady as Hogs and Cattle Receipts Rise

Chicago market notes estimated receipts for hogs 48 000 cattle 20 000 sheep 24 000 with strong to higher tone for prime hogs and steady to higher bids on top. Hog prices top at 18 15 while heavy prime fetches 18 15. cattle and calves show mixed demand with good to best corn fed steers steady and stockers dull. week totals show 148 162 hogs and sheep receipts, 10 892 shipments last week.

Chicago Washington

Classified Notice From E W Warner Co Iowa City

Furnished by E W Warner Co Iowa City Iowa L B Hunt Manager Phone 726 close.

E. W. Warner & Co Iowa City Iowa L B. Hunt

Grateful Mothers Praise Foley's Honey and Tar Compound

Letters from Mrs. T Neurever and D Keson recount remedies for croup and whooping cough. The ad touts Foley's Honey and Tar as a long trusted cure for children and adults with coughs and bronchial ailments.

Foley Lemmon Wachington

Local Farm Notes on Harvests Livestock and Sawmill Plans

Farmers report finished harvests and plenty of mixed grain to come out soon. W. D. Booth notes a herd of 80 pigs with gilts over half and recent cholera treatment. Henry Wittrig completed harvest and sold a Percheron mare. Chas. Mapel may miss church to tend 17 acres of oats, aided by his boys. Kenneth Matthess helps in northeast Wellman. labor shortages push constant work. Wade sawmill operates in Oldfield timber near Pilotaburg. A new corn crib and granary are planned on the Reuben Rickey place. Pereheron colts on Esther Ashby place grow well and look promising.

W. D. Booth Henry Wittrig Mr. Wittrig Chas. Mapel Wellman Wade Oldfield Pilotaburg Reuben Rickey Carl Oldfield

Farming Outlook and Market Notes From Highland Township

Frank Halladay reports oats not ripe enough to cut while spring wheat shows scab and lodging but should still enter the U S wheat supply. Duroc pigs are thriving on clover oats and corn. A pair of geldings sold in Chicago for 700 dollars, likely priced higher than a poor crub, with Maine as a shipping destination.

Frank Halladay Highland Township Chicago Maine

Seed Treatment Efforts Reach Farmers Across Counties

Farm advisers extend seed treatment demonstrations to farmers' groups and schools. Emphasis on preventing odors from wheat oats barley and grain sorghums. USDA estimates treatment could save tens of millions of bushels nationwide. Local losses documented by Farmers Mutual Insurance Company include livestock and property claims. Polk county reports a fish-wheat fungus damaging crops. seed treatment before planting urged to prevent spread next year.

United States Department of Agriculture Farmers’ Mutual Insurance Company Sidney Coon W. J. Marie Washington M. Hamilton Wellman K. Beal Ainsworth Hay Hunally Polk County Polk County Agricultural Association Carl N. Kennedy

Campaign for More Hogs Reaches 15 Percent Increase

The Animal Husbandry Division reports a successful campaign to boost pork production by at least 15 percent from last year. USDA data show brood sows up 9 percent as of April 1, with favorable March and April weather boosting pig harvests nationwide.

Bureau of Animal Industry United States Department of Agriculture United States

Rust resistant wheat hybrids advance under U S agriculture plan

The U S Department of Agriculture collaborates with Minnesota Kansas Tennessee and Iowa state stations to breed rust resistant durum wheats with milling quality. Extensive milling and baking tests accompany the crosses. A 40 man field staff led by eight supervisors promotes smut control with state and local partners across northern and western states.

United States Department of Agriculture State Experiment Station Minnesota Kansas Tennessee Iowa

Wheat Scab Report Signals Large Wheat Losses

Iowa City July 15. Government expert M J Gillits reports wheat scab infection in Johnson county fields. About 50 percent of spring smooth wheat heads infected with predicted 40 percent yield loss, while bearded spring wheat largely spared at 10 to 12 percent. Winter wheat infection around 5 percent. Oats clean, barley good, rye ergot affected. Plans for winter disease prevention and malaldehyde treatment discussed.

Iowa City Johnson County M. J. Gillits Gillits

PISH WHEAT Found Here In Des Moines Report

Des Moines reports discovery of a new wheat variety, noting local agriculture officials and researchers confirming initial findings. The brief highlights July events and regional farming interest.

Des Moines

War Gardens Boost 110000 in Iowa Across State

July 15 Cedar Rapids and Iowa officials report 110000 war gardens statewide. Women led by Glendolyn Warren organize home canning campaigns to save surplus, distribute manuals, and compete for Thrift Stamps prizes.

Washington Iowa Kaiser Cedar Rapids Glendolyn Warren National War Garden Commission Pd. B. Woodbridge Chas J. Novak J. H. Nomae W. G. Langfitt W. EB. Mickel Elmer G. Paxton J W. Cocayne J. W. Pike George J. Schneider John Rhodes F. A. Small J. Mills Frank S$. Pepelka Joe Schultz Kirrank Novak Mabel Bush John Canfield W. A. Boren George Yuill Frank Doty Chas. A. Newell F. 8. Alden Minnie Brokhause Win. Smetena Anton Trusty J. W. Piehner Clarence B. Taylor Geo. B. Wilcox B. Wise

Foley Kidney Pills Endorsement Ad From Detroit Tex

Justice W H Hill of Detroit Texas testifies Foley Kidney Pills are the best among those used and have done the work others failed at. Ad cites backache rheumatic pains sore muscles stiff joints and too frequent bladder action as kidney trouble symptoms. Lemmon's Pharmacy promotes the product.

W. H. Hill J. P Detroit Tex Foley Lemmon’s Pharmacy Advt

Plain truth on stomachs sway signing checks

A Houston Post reflection notes the average man is more influenced by his stomach than his soul when signing checks, suggesting financial temptation outweighs moral considerations.

Houstop Post

Aiser's Army Chief Dead After Violent Kaiser Interview

Reports from Amsterdam indicate the death of Field Marshal Von Tindenburg, leader of Aiser's army, following a tense interview with the Kaiser. Details remain uncertain as information filters in.

Aiser Pield Marshal von Tindenburg Amsterdam

Thorne Secures Freight Rate Reductions Aboard Rail Board

Clifford Thorne, returning from St Louis, helps push substantial freight rate revisions with the railway administration. The board cuts the proposed rate from $3.69 to 4. we note a saving of $486,000 annually for a tea merchant client and a 4 ½ cent per hundred weight flat advance that benefits the oil industry. Thorne declines a government cost investigator post. Meanwhile hog cholera controls and farm sanitation developments are urged across Jefferson County to protect meat supply and livestock health.

Clifford Thorne St. Louie Thorne McAdoo Railway Administration R. R Messrs Chambers and Prouty Messrs. Walter Hastings Coffee Board of Administration Interstate Commerce Commission R. A United States Special Council Requa

Hog Cholera In Jefferson County Report

Dr. John P. Simons, U S Veterinarian inspector, cites Jefferson county as hard hit by hog cholera with Des Moines five cases Lockridge one Center one Cedar one Locust Grove one and claims the county accounts for nearly half the outbreaks in the region. He stresses vaccination quarantine and sanitation as essential and notes there is no cure aside from serum and virus treatment.

United States Jefferson County John P. Simons U. S Des Moines Lockridge Center Cedar Locust Grove Simon Fammer

Barber Draws Bald Men With Hair Growth Ploy

A quirky town tale notes every new barber draws in bald men hoping for a miracle. Patrons seek advice and promises as the town discusses the latest hair growth gimmick.

Geo

Puny Weak Boy Made Strong by Vincl

A Virginia reader praise endorses Vincl as it allegedly strengthens a weak tired boy. The ad claims Vincl contains beef and cod liver peptones iron manganese peptonates and phosphates required to build up a rundown system. It promotes Sherman Bros druggists as the seller.

Vincl Williamson W. Va Harley Clay Williamsburg Vinci Sherman Ros Ady

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