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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1922

Page

2

Chicago hog and cattle market report highlights June 7

Estimated hog receipts today 21 000 with holdovers 7 206. Cattle receipts 12 000 with mixed weights and prices ranging from 7.40 to 9.60 for heavy steers. Lambs and sheep also listed with prices from 7.00 to 13.00. Official yesterday totals show hogs 20 573 cattle 10 896 sheep 13 417 calves 4 259. Market tone largely steady with top hogs around 9.60 and cattle up to 9.60. grain futures note slight gains. Livestock estimates for tomorrow project hogs 35 000 cattle 13 000 sheep 16 000.

Chicago

Local residents greet visitors and return home

Art Morrow returns to Dubuque after visiting his mother Mrs. Maud Morrow. Katherine Hoskins comes home for summer from Iowa City. Martha Jennings returns from Ainsworth. Mrs. Frank Henderson of Iaskins visits, then returns home. Mrs. J EK Kupka and children Mabel and Ray visit L F Henderson in Cone. Myrtle Gustason from Fairfield visits Lorene Jones. Norene Kracaw returns from Iowa Wesleyan to visit her parents. Mr. and Mrs. C M Strain attend Hugh Teeter's funeral in Crawfordsville.

Art Morrow Dubuque Maud Morrow Katherine Hoskins State University At Iowa City Frank Henderson Iaskins Jessie Stewart J. EK. Kupka Mabel Ray Cone L. F. Henderson Myrtle Gustason Fairfield Lorene Jones Norene Kracaw Iowa Wesleyan Mt. Pleasant Harry Kracaw

The immigrant answers born with a bold yes

A brief, revealing scene where an immigrant fills a form and, when asked born, writes Yes without hesitation, highlighting identity and political or social constraints implied by the question.

Louisa County Farm Notes on Lime Trials and Livestock Clubs

Three years into lime trials in Wapello Township shows alfalfa growth increase and thicker clover with lime. Wesley Shipman’s purebred heifer and gilt projects yield profits and a growing livestock program. Local rural movies attract audiences with a schedule of films and community meeting venues across Louisa County.

T. J. Callahan Wapello Township Callahan Louisa County Thea Jerry Tori Louisa Livale Sehneider Columbus City W. A. Duncan Union Milo Fulton Concord Tp Washington School

Poultry Record Program Seeks Louisa County Farms

A Farm Bureau notice announces a June 26 and 27 visit by a poultry specialist to locate and establish poultry farms in Louisa County. Raisers with high quality laying strains are urged to contact the office to participate before the specialist arrives. Each farm will record feeds and ages laid, with state reporting the results to compare flock performance.

Farm Bureau Louisa County

Poultry Culling Expert Considered for Farm Bureau Members

Farm Bureau may hire a poultry culling expert if 150 to 200 members express interest. The expert would cull members’ flocks for 3 cents per bird and nonmembers for 4 cents, covering transportation and expenses, with no funds going to the Farm Bureau. Members should contact the Farm Bureau office to confirm sufficient demand.

Farm Bureau

Farm Bureau Exchange Ad Service for Louisa County

Louisa County Farm Bureau to publish a weekly exchange in seven county papers. Members may send ads to the Farm Bureau office for free publication. The Exchange list appears at the end of Farm Bureau notes and is free only for paid up members.

Farm Bureau Louisa County Farm Bureau Farm Bureau Exchange Louisa County

Commodity Prices From Local Market Listings

A fragmentary price list shows eggs cream and poultry rates with per pound quotes for heavy hens light hens leghorn hens and springs from 1922 hatch and notes on old roosters ducks geese turkeys pigeons and hides including beef and horse hides with values listed per pound or each.

Bess

Weekly listing policy for farm bureau ads

The publication will run a weekly list and publish only the first insertion free of charge. Farm Bureau members requesting a second or third insertion will be billed at the regular advertising rate.

Farm Bureay

Blacks Seek Home in Mexico Colonization Plan

An American Negro organization asks the Mexican government for permission to colonize large cotton lands in Mexico. Chicagoan John Steamer is in Mexico City negotiating with the Obregon government on behalf of a negro syndicate with 87 million in capital.

Washington United States Messewa Menieo Mexico City Joan Steamer Chicago Obregon Steamer

Poultry Delivery Pays More for Local Buyers

A local report notes higher payments for poultry delivered to area buyers, signaling rising prices for farm produce. Poultry producers and distributors respond with adjustments to delivery terms and pricing.

Watertown man credits Tanlae for health gain

ENRY SPENCER a respected Watertown resident reports gaining five pounds since starting Tanlae and tells friends the medicine restored his health.

Enry Spencer Watertown

Tanlac credited for rapid health turnabout by Watertown man

Henry Spencer of 415 East Street Watertown asserts he shed 25 pounds after over a year of illness and now weighs 150 pounds. He says Tanlac restored his appetite, eliminated gas and headaches, and gave him energy to work again. Tanlac is sold by all good druggists.

Wesley Barry Gus Edwards Fox Theatre Brothers Harry Rapf William Nigh Speck Brown Speck Arline Blackburn Hipp Wesley Tanlac Henry Spencer East St Watertown Taniac Advt

Today's Sermonette

A Boston Transcript item notes a sermonette urging readers to value life and attend to worthwhile pursuits, claiming those who feel life is not worth living neglect the meaningful things that give life purpose.

Will Minally Boston Transcript

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