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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1921
Page
2
Hogs receipts today about 27 000 with holdovers 5 468 while sheep and lambs see steady to weaker levels. Cattle including steers heifers cows and bulls show varied demand with feedlot activity and wholesale prices. Yesterday totals list hogs 36 836 cattle 6 29 sheep 12 428 calves 7 097. BE. W. Wagner & Co Iowa City Iowa.
Pleasant Hill Christian Bible school is in an eight week contest with Indianapolis Bible school. The race is tight and both sides push hard. Attendees are invited to Pleasant Hill next Sunday for practical gospel sermons, good singing, fellowship, and a beautiful church. First Sunday in July marks the contest close.
Northeast of Washington Sunday school starts at 10 00 a m and preaching at 11 00 o clock Pastor C M Diefenbach leads the Bethel Presbyterian services.
In New York on June 10 Secretary of Agriculture Wallace told publishers and business leaders that American farming must move from speculation toward a sound basis. He cited low prices from crops and stressed better distribution to curb waste while maintaining producer income.
A public statement cites a condition that could alter national opinion as Mr Wallace notes the purchasing power of over 40 percent of citizens is being impaired. He predicts the situation will not persist and that hopeful signs are already emerging.
Washington editorial urges Senator Kenyon to drop his anti lobby bill arguing the growing power of organized groups and the National Woman's Party with its new national headquarters in the Back Capitol building will influence Congress. The piece notes the era's lobbying diversity and questions where real governance lies.
A fragment notes a debate about charms and music soothing a savage breast and contrasts a man living near a player piano with a victrola, suggesting he should receive some benefit for not being savage.
U S Bureau market gram notes hay prices generally lower receipts light demand limited alfalfa down about 2. Kansas City and Chicago stay steady while Cincinnati absorbs lower prices. No 1 alfalfa Kansas City 19 Omaha 18 Memphis 23 No 1 prairie Kansas City 18 Omaha 13. Feed and grain prices mixed with wheat and corn down in July futures. live stock profits vary across hogs and cattle. dairy cheese prices steady to firm. Large pest outbreak in Iowa corn and clover fields noted with aggressive control and spray guidance.
Reports from the Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station at Ames warn that variegated cutworms endanger corn and clover crops. Large swarms of gray moths about one inch long have appeared in western and southern counties, with the pests developing into cutworms after two years of emergence.
A large gathering of bankers and farmers conducted what was described as the most noteworthy meeting of its kind, aiming to discuss mutual interests and cooperative action. Participants included leading local financiers and agricultural representatives.
Original notice in district court lists P J Hanley and Celestine Hanley vs multiple defendants including Alvin Fuller Elvira Fuller Alf Burris Elizabeth Burris and others with repeated surnames and initials across several families. The document records civil action and party names for service and scheduling.
Authorized Willard dealers offer threaded rubber battery insulation, complete service including battery recharging and re pairing. The Standard Service Station invites customers to learn how this insulation saves money and reduces worry while promoting Willard Service.
A June lesson surveys Isaiah and Acts with the Messiah's reign and universal peace, stressing Christian witness. It notes Christ’s return to end evil, the Spirit’s roles, and the church’s mission to testify from Jerusalem to the ends of the earth.
A biblical excerpt from Leviticus 19 verses 9 to 10 instructs farmers not to reap the corners of their field or gather gleanings, leaving them for the poor and the stranger, followed by a declaration of the Lord your God.
A fragmentary entry presents a biblical verse style reflection on darkness and blindness. The quoted passage resembles early English phrasing and cites a text similar to I John 2 11, emphasizing moral insight tied to light.
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