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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1926
Page
2
Hogs receipts 11 000 with prices 12.50 to 14.00 for various weights and grades. Cattle receipts 5 000 show steady to slightly lower margins for yearlings and steers with some heavy stock lagging. Sheep receipts 15 000 indicate steady demand with fat lambs strong and feeder lambs around 13.30 to 14.00 for 60 to 70 pound weight.
Toledo market note dated July 21 shows Clover Seed cash prices at 22.00 for domestic and import varieties listed.
Chicago grain prices show mixed moves with wheat and corn edging higher while oats and rye hold near previous levels. July contracts for wheat reach around 141 to 1.45, corn at about 0.80, oats around 0.40, and rye near 1.06 with September values fluctuating slightly.
Livestock estimates issued in Chicago report tomorrow's cattle and sheep outlook. The tally lists 28,000 cattle and 11,000 sheep among the figures, with a note on overall market sentiment for the coming day.
A garbled sentence suggests a character speaking to his wife about adding a little something to the family. The fragment mentions a stranger entering the room and includes the phrase Good Hardware.
Washington County farmers are urged to seed alfalfa by August 20 with a two to three week lead time. Emphasis is on soil acidity, lime, certified northern seed, inoculation, and a firm seed bed. A field day at Kirkpatrick and Klein farms near Keota on August 12 showcases lime and phosphate trials, legumes, corn, and livestock demonstrations.
Radio Digest lists tonight's schedules for WHAP WBZ WIP WLW KFAR KMA KMOX WCAP WHAZ and many more. Featured concerts, orchestras, and host programs from KDKA Pittsburgh to WJZ New York across the WEAF WEAF chain.
A man recounts initial skepticism toward Maya's stomach remedy then relents after a friend's candid urging. He credits the product with relieving numerous digestive and liver ailments, claiming one dose proves its value and promises a money back guarantee. Sold by all druggists.
A mother should choose for the baby toys that are smooth easily washed and cleaned without loose parts that could be swallowed Brightly painted toys should not be considered The instinct of a baby is to put everything in its mouth and care should be taken in selecting safe playthings
Jean Harriet Yohe returned home in Mediapolis this morning after visiting her aunt Mrs. Edwin Griffith. Pauline Lindell went to Winfield this morning after visiting friend Elizabeth Wood. Mrs. A. J. Page traveled to Cameron Illinois to visit her son. Charlene Whistler of Brighton visited friends and attended the circus yesterday. Edna Morrow went to Burling on this morning for a visit.
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