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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1926
Page
2
Chicago hog and cattle prices edge lower on thinning numbers while some fat lambs rise slightly. Hogs mostly down from Wednesday with weights 140 to 210 pounds at 13.30 to 13.75, sow and packing pig bids varied. Cattle receipts near 13,000 with yearlings steady to firm, heavies slow. sheep show higher fat lambs around 25 cents, natives leading at 14.00.
Culls steady about 11.00 to 11.50, sheep steady, bulk fat ewes 5.00 to 6.50, feeder lambs scarce and around steady. Feeder yearlings around 10.75, late Wednesday Idaho feeding lambs 60 to 65 pounds fetch 13.75 to 14.00, one 71 pound deck in Washington at 13.25, steady with Tuesday.
Chicago July 22 official livestock estimates list hogs 19000 cattle 3000 sheep 6000. The report details upcoming market expectations and is issued by the society as part of routine agricultural statistics.
Fragmented data shows commodity pricing lines with rates such as 11 percent and 1.13 percent for lard and pennies, plus rib and pen prices. The snippet references dates in July and September, but the text is garbled and regional pricing context is unclear.
Toledo seed market reports Clover seed priced at 17.75 for immediate import with October 21.00 and December 16.00 asks. Timothy seed cash asks are 3.60, with September 3.85 and October 3.85 asks.
On Cleaning Day use a soft dry cloth to wipe discs on both sides. Do not dampen the cloth. Rub gently to remove grime without harming the record and claim it improves tone of old records.
Fragment describes a 17th century well structure at Wenworth near Dunstable with a large wheel inside that turns to lift water from deep underground. The field mentions two denterells and notes remaining features of the mechanism.
The ancient name of France and Belgium was Gallia and the Romans called the people Gaull. The Canis were a Celtic people from central Asia who settled in what is now France and Belgium. Their degraded paganism was known as Drtiviism.
Fragmented text mentions coaching and ocean back and bane with scattered words. Reads like a scrambled note or draft with no clear event or identifiable entities.
Radio Digest lists tonight's programs by station with bands orchestras and concerts from WHZ to WDAF and WGN. Several stations feature comedy, orchestras, and musical programs including Brown Palace string orchestra and Ladies luncheon hours at KYW.
Radio schedules from Chicago and nearby cities list organists violinists tenors and orchestras with times from 5pm to 10pm. Notable acts include Rose Sherman Al Melgard Ralph Emerson and Geo Simons plus juvenile and female harmonica acts at Rainbo Gardens and other venues.
The Milwaukee Journal notes that many American women exceed the average yearly clothing expenditure of 638.05 dollars, with the typical woman spent on outfits and accessories. It highlights that most women met drive higher fashion costs than the national average.
Advertisement notes a suitable marriage match for a Sikh man, a widower in a respected profession. It seeks strict confidence and discreet inquiry, appearing in the Lahore Tribune in 2010.
A reflective note on originality in modern authors, suggesting true distinction comes from shaping familiar thoughts with a distinct voice rather than introducing entirely new ideas. Goethe voices the idea that authorship hinges on personal expression.
The Obie State Journal notes a recurring pattern of calls for funds framed as loyalty to Caesar, with phrases likening relentless drives to support to imperial taxation and public duty. The piece surveys local sentiment and questions the frequency of these appeals.
A leprechaun is described as a pygmy sprite in Irish superstition. The manikin stands under two feet tall and wears a cocked hat laced coat knee breeches and silver buckled shoes. Leprechauns are said to be makers of brogats.
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