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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1921

Page

2

Hogs and cattle market report from Chicago and Iowa

Daily market reports show opening hogs estimated 29 000 today with holdover and receipts around 2 000. Cattle receipts 7 000 with slow to steady tone and sheep stock dull. prices listed for heavy and light weight hogs cattle and sheep. Also includes Chicago futures for wheat corn oats and cash wheat notes and a church gathering report from Keota and Washington touching on fatherhood and unity.

Chicago Corp

West Chester Baptists Host Banquet For Fathers and Sons

Last Thursday night the West Chester Baptist church hosted a large Fathers and Sons banquet with about 70 attendees from area Baptist churches including Washington Keota Ainsworth and Louisa Center. The event featured a three course dinner a Washington male quartet and ten minute talks with Rev EB Anderson as toastmaster. Visitors enjoyed electric fans and decorative flowers while the program opened with song and speakers celebrating the gathering.

Iro. Lemley Washington Church Keota Riddington Ainsworth Washington Thomas Morgan Louisa Center Church Bro T. C. Reeves Prairie Flower Church F Rh. Sage Washington Association Men’s Brotherhood Rec West Chester Baptist Churches of Louisa Center EB. A. Anderson

Iowa crops a banner year amid warm weather and rich forage

Des Moines reports that Iowa crops show excellent growth overall due to warm weather and abundant moisture. Corn stands nine inches high in the north with early growth above knee high in many areas, though drought risks temper optimism. Winter wheat looks good but red rust may trim yield. alfalfa and potatoes prosper. cabbage planting continues. fruit crops like blackberries and raspberries look strongest this year. Labor for wheat harvest expected to be ample across regions with wages cited in Kansas and Texas.

Des Moines Corm C. D Reed Crete Iowa

Farmers Learn Serum Treatment in Iowa

Des Moines reports a new serum law effective July 1 allows county agents to organize schools of instruction for hog cholera serum administration upon request of seven farmers. Participants pay five dollars, must pass an exam, and receive a one year permit to vaccinate only their own hogs.

Des Moines General Assembly Extension Department of Ames Extension Department Farm Bureau Thirty Ninth General Assembly

Breeding success for Hartnett with Victoria lineage cattle

William Hartnett selects two Victoria family cows from Clegg Brothers of Ainsworth for breeding superiority. White Adelaide, a Maxwalton Masher daughter bred by J. Deane Willis, joins grand champion Bellipar Iris with a roan bull calf from The Callant as dam. The Ainsworth herd showcases strong pedigree and world class merit.

William Hartnett Clegg Brothers Ainsworth Town Hartnett Victoria Adelaide Maxwalton Masher J. Deane Willis Cruick@hank Callant

Examinations Set at Washington Court House

Notice states regular examinations for county certificates take place at the Court House in Washington Iowa on June 22 23 and 24 1921. Those not holding regular estate or county certificates should write exams in June or July Schedule lists subjects by day with times and rooms. County Superintendent Kathryn Z Montgomery signs the notice.

Court House Washington Iowa

No Tips in China Barbers Offer Bargain Services

The article notes that Chinese barbers do not expect tips and charge modest prices. Patrons can get a retreat, head and face shave, and a shoulder and back massage for under five cents, using triangular straight razors made from crude steel.

China Bacher

Some Women Seek Marriage Amid Wartime Discipline

In Paterson New Jersey residents joke about marriage seekers and the wartime home front. The piece notes attitudes toward spousal expectations and the social pressures of the era.

Generous Old Lady Helps Operator With Extra Nickel

The woman, using the tele for the first time, thanks the operator and adds an extra nickel to the bus fare as a gesture of appreciation.

Des Moines Sets New Motor Vehicle Speed Limits

New Iowa law effective July 1 restricts speeds by vehicle weight and tire type. Maximums range from 30 mph for light vehicles with pneumatic tires to 12 mph for heavy units with solid tires, with city districts allowed 20 mph suburban and 15 mph business zones.

Des Moines State Highway Commission

An Unclimbed Mountain

The article notes it would take two years to climb Mount Everest in the Himalayas, the world’s highest peak, and points out that no white man has yet conquered the snow-clad giant.

Mount Everest Himalayas

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