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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1925

Page

2

Daily Market Reports Hogs Cattle and Sheep Prices

Chicago June 12 hog receipts 19 000 opened fairly active 18 2 5e higher than Thursday's best or about 25 cents above average light lights and slaughter pigs 25c higher big packers inactive bulk good and choice 225 to 240 pound butchers 12 20 12 55 top 12 65. Cattle receipts 2 000 mostly steady slow market few high points 9 60 10 00. grass cows light demand 3 00 5 25. Sheep receipts 10 000 fat lambs active steady natives 15 50 15 75 culls 16 50 11 00 yearling wethers scarce 13 60 fat ewes 5 50 6 50.

Chicago

Livestock Estimates for Tomorrow Announced

Chicago June 12 livestock estimates list hogs 4006 cattle 5060 sheep 4000.

Chicago

1900 Bonus Claims in Iowa Still Unpaid

Des Moines reports that 102 027 claims have been paid out of 106 638 filed for the Iowa soldier bonus. About 1 900 remain to be disposed of. 2 547 rejections and 202 cancellations occurred. 150 voided after December 1 1924. Approximately 1 500 000 surplus funds await decision on disbursement to disabled World War I veterans.

Associate Des Moines Iowa State Bonus Board Thomas D. Wilson

Two Local Graduates Receive West Point Appointments

Cherokee June 12 William McCulla of the current graduating class and Neal Ausman, a 1924 graduate, have received appointments to enter the United States military academy at West Point.

West Point Cherokee William McCulla Neal Ausman United States Military Academy

Washington Produce Market Prices Fragment

Fragmentary market notice lists prices for poultry and animal products including butterfat milk eggs hens ducks geese and hides with unclear figures and missing context. No clear date or location beyond Washington Market references.

Grain and livestock prices in Chicago market report

Wheat at 1.61% stable. Corn prices ranged across No. 3 to No. 6 mixed and yellow grades from 1.06 to 1.17. White and sample grades shown for No. 2 to No. 4. Oats, rye, barley, timothy, and clover seeds listed with varying figures. Lard, ribs, and bellies quoted at specific cents.

Chicago

Wheat Slides After Early Rally At Chicago Market

Chicago trading closes show Wheat dipping after a hesitant start as selling by eastern houses presses prices lower with July near 1.62 and September around 1.59. Corn and oats also fall while hog values lift provisions as Dartmouth College caps freshman admissions at 550 and seeks broader geographic representation.

Chicago

South Dakota Pioneer Proposes One House Legislature

South Dakota Senator Robert Emmett Dowdell champions a unicameral legislature replacing the two houses with a single body of 16 to 2 members elected by population districts. Backed by Gov. Charles N. Herreid and many papers, the plan requires a constitutional amendment and would take effect after the 1928 election and 1930 implementation if approved.

Ita Dowdell State Senate Dowde l House Senate Charles N. Herreid

Trouble Never Tires Defies The Rapid World

A playful note depicts the unstoppable troublemaker as the world races at 66 600 miles per hour, yet trouble always stays ahead. The line personifies trouble as tireless and relentless in keeping pace with rapid changes.

Trouble

Expert Advice on Self Protection During Thunder Storms

Milton Massachusetts June 11 aged expert Alexander G MacAdie director Blue Hill Observatory Harvard University shares thunder storm safety rules. He outlines practical actions for personal protection based on years of meteorological study and observations at the Blue Hill summit amid eastern Massachusetts weather.

Milton Mass Manacs Alexander G. MacAdie Blue Hill Observatory Harvard University Blue Hill Massachusetts Blue Hill Forest

Mayr's Wonderful Kenedy Remedy Promises Relief

An advertisement touts Mayr's Wonderful Kenedy as a simple harmless preparation that cures grouchiness caused by stomach liver and intestinal troubles. It claims to remove catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract and allay inflammation linked to most stomach and intestinal ailments including appendicitis. Available at all druggists.

Mayr

Lightning safety advice warns shelter indoors during storms

The text urges taking cover indoors during lightning and warns against standing under trees or near chimneys. It notes that being indoors is safer, emphasizes avoiding drafts and metal objects, and mentions lightning rods as historically helpful though now less used.

MacAdie

Lightning Dangers and Safety Measures Warned

A public health note advises keeping trolley cars safe from lightning to avoid fuse damage and curb fires. It urges quick CPR after a lightning strike and cautions against tying livestock near electric fences to prevent lightning harm.

Lapps Report Reindeer Population Surges in Sweden

A spring census in Sweden's northernmost department shows the Lapps own 183,625 reindeer, up 57 percent since 1921 when 116,979 were counted. The herd now exceeds what current pasturage can sustain.

Lapps Leula Sweden

Third Naming Contest Honors At Shenandoah

Mary Frances Nye won first in a field of ninety two third to fifth grade contestants in Shenandoah for a bird naming contest. Honorable mention went to Eloise Redfield Ruth Maddox Mary Reach Hazlett Robert Irwin and Louis James Bright with judges Mrs. Mary Welty Smith and Miss Dorothy Jackson.

Shenandoah Mary Frances Nye Eloise Redfield Ruth Maddox Mary Reach Hazlett Robert Irwin Louis James Bright

Hy Pep Sen touted for stomach relief and well being

An advertisement promotes Hy Pep Sen as a tonic for distress stomach conditions, headaches, dizziness, nervousness, and indigestion. It claims improved sleep and clarity, and notes J. E. Lemmon sells the product in the city with a satisfaction guarantee.

J. E. Lemmon

Rail Schedule Fragments Include Knoxville Departures

Railway timetable notes multiple Chicago to Westbound lines and locals. Entries list No 12 Express No 50 Lo Pass No 32 Lo Pass No 88 Lo Frt 111 Westbi 4 No 3 Golden State Limited No 33 Lo Pass No 49 Lo Pass 15 No 11 Express No 67 Lo Frt till Knoxville Departs 2 26 am 9 20 am Local Pass trains No 433 No 449 No 835 Local Freight Daily H W Russel Agent C B Q No 23 25 24 26 No 25 Pass West No 3 Pass No 91 Local No 91 Freight Tue.

Westbi Golden State Limited Express Knoxville H. W. Russel

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