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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1918

Page

2

Market summaries for hogs cattle and sheep in Chicago

Estimated receipts today total 7 909 hogs 3 000 cattle and 9 000 sheep. Hog prices opened up 10 cents with close 16 to 25 cents higher than yesterday and top around 18 85 with most sales 17 75 to 18 70. Cattle demand mixed with steers 25 higher than week ago and veal calves 25 to 50 higher. lambs 25 to 25 lower. stockers steady. Shipments and receipts reported for yesterday and today with direct to packers noted and market activity muted vs last week.

Close of grain futures observed in Iowa City market

Iowa City reports closing grain futures notes from July 20 1918 with prices for corn and related commodities. Trade activity appears limited as markets await further guidance from Chicago and regional exchanges.

Wheat harvest and clover talk in Washington county notes

Farmers discuss threshing and binding oats and spring wheat timing near Jno Zieglowsky’s land. Clover seeding on pastures is advised by Herman Luers, with references to Washington county practices andWallace's Farmer data. analysis compares historical crop labor income in twelve north-central states and Iowa during 1917 amid wartime conditions.

Carl Zieglowsky and Sons Jno. Zieglowsky Herman Luers West Chester Pottawattamie Washington County North-Central States Iowa North-Central Towa Dun

Grateful Mothers Endorse Foley's Honey and Tar

Grateful mothers from Wisconsin and Ohio share experiences praising Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for severe croup whooping cough and persistent childhood coughs. They report relief after using the remedy and recommend it based on personal results. Lemmon's Pharmacy, Washington.

Foley Lemmon's Pharmacy Wachington

Man with a broken arm harvests hay and oats

Despite a broken arm, Harry Dyce mowed, raked hay, and drove the binder in oats and spring wheat. His beard ed spring wheat is healthy and expected to yield 5 bushels per acre, with heavy shocks and a disease free stand of scab resistant grain.

Harry Dyce Harry

Reverend Field Ainsworth Aids Harvest Work

Ainsworth resident Rev Field assisted H Rademaker with harvest tasks on a hot Friday. The activity took place outdoors and involved hay handling.

Rev Field of Ainsworth H. Rademaker

Crop Labor Income Noted In Unusual Farm Condition

A Wallace's Farmer excerpt discusses crop labor income and an uncommon condition. The piece notes that statements are not absolutely correct and the final result nears truth, drawing on a chart that illustrates the issue.

Wallace's Farmer

Immense Canning Factory at Pella Nears Completion

The Grimes Canning company builds a $125000 corn canning plant in Pella Iowa soon to be equipped with modern machinery. It will operate as Pella Canning company employing about 158 workers, supplying 1400 acres of nearby sweet corn for processing beginning in mid August. The Perry plant mirrors Pella’s design and layout.

Pella Grimes Canning Company Grimes Pella Canning Company Perry

Man shoots at dog and kills himself in Iowa farm home

Fairfield Iowa July 29 Harry Junkin a young farmer from a Jefferson county family living about eight miles northwest of Fairfield shot and killed himself while trying to shoot a dog at his home. The gun did not fire at first and when he investigated it discharged striking his heart. He died at 6 30 this evening leaving a widow and two children.

Fairfield Iowa Harry Junkin Jefferson County

Superstitious Voyage With Thirteen Vessel Convoy

A convoy of 13 torpedoes and 13 vessels sailed on April 13 with 57 YMCA secretaries rescued recently. Passengers boarded Friday and 13 Methodist preachers were aboard on the thirteenth day. A black cat gave three kittens but otherwise no superstition marked the voyage.

Cronsa

Wheat conservation aids war effort says Wells

Cedar Rapids July 20 G A Wells secretary of the Western Grain Dealers association cites United States food administration wheat flour rules saving over 100 million bushels this year and a one sixth share of last year s national wheat total. He notes a bumper 910 million bushel crop this year with distribution nationwide to avert famine and supply allies. He adds regulations remain in effect with possible modest changes as meetings of the association inform members about price, sale and export actions under the food administration.

Cedar Rapids United States Food Administration G. A. Wells Western Grain Dealers’ Association United States Wells The Food Administration Mentrace S. W. Wilder Food Administration Grain Corporation Chicago Mr. Wells Grain Corporation of the Food Administration Europe Montrose Food Administration Cra Des Moines Burlington

Well Known Iowa Ranch Sells South Half of Section 28

The sale of the south half of section 28 ends the Cook ranch. A. E. Cook bought the land in the 1870s. The property included nearly twelve sections totaling about 7,500 acres. Prices rose from $2,240 per section to $166,400 per section over 47 years. Odebolt built a 1,000-head cattle barn. 206 head of cows were imported from England in 1882. The ranch drew visitors from across the nation before its sale by an Omaha firm after heirs adjusted ownership. Read The Evening Journal.

Storm Lake Odebolt Union C. W. Cook A. BE. Cook Charles

Fat hogs spark tension with Britain over trade

Burlington report notes Britain dislikes Iowa hogs grown on soft corn. Last year hogs weighed heavier, pork fatter than English tastes. Hoover asked to ship lighter meat next. Farmers, paid with bonds and charity, may curb heavy feeding this year per Food Administration guidance.

Burlington Iowa Europe Herbert Hoover Hover Deems Leowa Red Cross Food Administration

Wheat Ration Set At Seventy Five Percent

Burlington July 20 special to the Journal reports the United States Food Administration will limit bread wheat to not more than seventy five percent. The exact ratio depends on this year’s crop and Allied needs and Hoover’s return from Europe.

Burlington United States Food Administration

Green's August Flower Sample Ad at Lemmon's Pharmacy

A vintage ad offers a free sample bottle of Green's August Flower for indigestion and related stomach issues. It claims fifty years of success and promotes the medicine as a gentle laxative available through Lemmon's Pharmacy and in civilized countries.

Green Lemmon’s Lemmon’s Pharmacy Advt

Recreation hut high above Dolomites in Italy

A YMCA hut sits 8 000 feet above sea level in the Dolomites, serving visitors and climbers. The location highlights remote alpine recreation and organizational presence in Italy.

Italy

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