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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1922

Page

2

Chicago Opening Market Report on Hogs Cattle and Sheep

Estimated receipts today show hogs 23 000 remain 11 000 left over. cattle 8 000. sheep 17 000. Prices mostly steady to 15 cents lower than Monday with tops around 11.00 for hogs and beef cattle mixed across weight classes. Livestock totals: hogs 43 558, cattle 16 350, sheep 21 573, calves 2 559. Wheat and corn futures quotes follow with nearby open at 1.08 for Sept wheat and 62 for Sept corn. Chicago cash grain mixed with higher wheats and firmer oats. next day totals predict hogs 22 000, cattle 11 000, sheep 15 000.

Chicago Ben Stocker

Henry and the Golf Yell Four Origin

A quip from Good Sport explains why golfers shout four after a tee shot. Henry links the habit to quick arithmetic inspired by his sister studying math, noting fore would take too long to say while two two becomes four.

Henry

Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Testimonies

Iron Mountain Michigan woman reports relief from monthly pains after using the product. Xenia Ohio resident says five years of back and lower body discomfort ceased and regularity returned. Medicine marketed for women’s ailments.

Iron Mountain Mich Lydia E. Pinkham A. H. Garland Lydia EF. Pinkham Mary Dale Route 7 Xenia Ohio Garor Dale

Fiends Attack and Beat Three in Home Near Fairfield

Fairfield July 24. Louis Palm his mother and sister are in serious condition after unknown assailants beat them, tied Palm to a tree and ransacked the Palm residence. Chloroform was used on the mother and sister. the house was looted and furniture scattered as bloodhounds track the robbers toward Woolson.

Fairfield Louis Palm Palm Palm Residence Ericson Harris

Unique Ocean Trip Plans From Shanghai To Victoria

Captain George Waard announces a voyage aboard the Chinese junk Amoy with 223 tonnage to sail from Shanghai on June 25 to Victoria British Columbia by way of Korea Hakodate and the Aleutians. He expects arrival in late August with no cargo or passengers and warns of rough going ahead.

Shanghal Pacific Shanghai Victoria B. C George Waard Seven Seas Captain Waard Korea Straits of Hakodate Aleutian Islands Waard Canada China Hongkong

Demonstrational Orchard Spraying Shows Clean Apple Harvest

Louisa County Farm Bureau notes a fourth summer spray on John Bailey’s orchard near Oakville yields remarkably clean, marketable apples. Costs total about 73 dollars for 100 trees, with 250 bushels anticipated. four trees remain unsprayed showing more blemishes.

John Bailey Oakville Mr. Bailey W. J. Rocken Iowa State College

Avoid Hessian Fly Damage to Wheat Sowing

Sowing wheat about mid September helps avoid Hessian fly damage after larvae hatch. Louisa county fields showed notable damage this summer, and affected plots should be planted with non wheat crops. Two fly broods occur yearly, fall and spring, with fall eggs laid on young wheat.

Louisa County

Poultry Culling Demonstration Set at J R Syphrite Home

A culling demonstration will be held at the home of J R Syphrite in Port Louisa township at 2 00 p m on July 31 Those interested in culling poultry are invited to attend Questions on proper feeding of poultry and disease control will also be answered at this time.

J. R. Syphrite Port Louisa Township

Dry mash for hens boosts summer egg production

Poultry specialist J. J. Warren says dry mash should be kept before hens all summer to maximize egg production. Without the mash hens may molt early and non producers rise, while poor layers stop laying sooner and heavy layers slow production.

J. J. Warren Agricultural Extension Service Mr. Warren

Oats Yield Strong In Washington Area This Year

Reports from the Washington region indicate exceptional oats production with many fields averaging 50 to 75 bushels per acre. Local growers Lewis Beard Fred Palmer and James Swift report high yields, boosting optimism as hog prices hold at eleven cents. West of Washington yields lag, while long distance lines face outages as Bell and Atlantic clash over a settlement.

Washington Lewis Beard Fred Palmer James Swift

IOWA TOWN SITS WITHOUT LOCAL TELEPHONE LINK

Atlantic July 24. A protest grows as Bell Telephone cuts ties with Musson Brothers Telephone. Bell installs long distance booths and in business houses, routing calls via its own lines. Residents without private phones face service disruption and are left unable to reach local offices.

Atlantic Bell Telephone Company Musson Brothers Telephone Company Bell Company

Schools Take On Flappers Morality In Place Of Home

Des Moines July 24 The home is defunct and schools must reform the flapper and her male counterpart. Prof Herbert Martin of Drake University says mothers faltered and teachers must guide children through evolving morals and social life. He argues the group classroom and social education are key to future peace and internationalism.

Des Moines Herbert Martin Drake University Dr. Martin Fistle

Borrowed smiles Doctor patient exchange in humor

A brief pun shows a doctor praising the patient’s morning ease after all-night practice. The employer tests a new hire who insists he can handle early hours, remarking that closing early is no concern for him.

Pies Like Mother Made and New Idea Wells Business Note

A restaurant sign echoes old ideas with PIES LIKE MOTHER MADE and PIES LIKE MOTHER TRIED TO MAKE BUT COULDN'T. The piece adds 10e New Idea and comments that digging wells is the only business where you don’t have to begin at the bottom.

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