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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1923

Page

2

Daily Market Reports Hogs Cattle and Sheep Prices

Chicago June 28 1923 estimated receipts today 46 000 holdover 12 035 market mostly 10 20 lower than Wednesday average. Frew early sales sorted rights to chippers and traders 7 20 7 30 bulk desirable 175 800 shares later 7 00 7 15 packing sows 6 00 6 30 bulk strong wet pigs 6 50 6 75 date estimated receipts today 6 000 market slow most killing classes about steady with week s decline better grades sheep stock more active scarce bulk veinalves strong to higher bulk wealers to packers 9 9 50 stockers and feeders dull unevenly lower relatively few beef steers or yearlings here of value to sell above 10 50 er market lambs steady to strong wet considered bulk good and choice native lambs mostly 15 25 top 15 50 sheep scares steady fat ewes mostly 5 6 50 extreme heavies downward to 3 50 od hogs cattle sheep calves receipts 20244 9187 s805 1795 shipments 5143 3247 493 20 corn 109 cars tone 1 1 2 lowoats 65 cars tone steady we higher no 3 yellow corn 84 84 no 3 white oats 43 44 no 2 yellow corn 84 44 85 no 2 hard wheat 1 05 livestock batimates for tomorrow hogs 40 000 cattle 5 500 sheep 9 000 Liverpool Cable Wheat July ec higher wheat October sc higher

Judge Florence Allen Calls Women's Rights Momentous

Justice Florence E. Allen of Ohio declares in Iowa City that women winning the right to participate in government is as great an achievement as discovery of America during the opening address of the first annual Commonwealth Conference on Citizenship.

Iowa City United States Florence BE. Allen The Court of Ohio

Justice Allen Praises Pioneering Women in Supreme Address

In a University of Iowa lecture Justice Allen honors early female trailblazers like Lucy Stone and Oberlin’s coeducation, recalling Stone’s defiant stand and the hard road for women’s rights, while urging voter engagement and government responsibility.

Cynical Bachelor Advises Safe-Deposit Vaults

The Cynical Bachelor observes that no man should hide anything from his wife unless it is kept in a safe deposit vault.

The Mines of Men Jury Riddle

The article notes a saying about juries from the Dallag News comparing the difficulty of a hung verdict for twelve jurors on and off duty. It reflects on judicial deliberations and consensus challenges.

Dallag News

U S Railway Board Rules Against Pennsylvania

The U S Railway Labor Board ruled against the Pennsylvania Railroad System for defying the boards order to recognize elected clerks representatives. The decision, sustained by the U S Supreme Court, condemns the carrier for refusing to deal with the clerks organization while negotiating with four train and engine brotherhoods. The board urges Congress to protect employees and public tranquility against such disputes.

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Hungry Hearts at Fox Theatre Wins Rave Reviews

Critics hail Hungry Hearts a Goldwyn photoplay from Angia Yezierska stories. It follows a Russian family arriving in New York seeking money and justice, enduring hardship before finding the dream fulfilled. Bryant Washburn and Helen Ferguson star with a strong supporting cast.

Daily Jess Hungry Hearts Goldwyn Angia Yezierska New York City Fox Bryant Washburn Helen Ferguson FE. A. Warren George Selgmann Otto Leder Rose “Losanova Millie Schottland Bert Sprott

Vocational Education Urges Boost for Iowa Corn Output

Des Moines report quotes Howard T. Franks of the federal Vocational Education Board touring Iowa. He cites Iowa as a great agricultural state and argues federal state matched funding under Smith-Hughes could raise corn yields and farm productivity, urging the state to increase appropriations to unlock federal money.

Associated Press Des Moines State Board of Education Iowa Koward T. Franks Federal Board of Vocational Education Towa Jahre Frank Union Ohio Nebraska Minnesota Missouri Federal

Ambitious student weighs railway career versus Congress IOU

A university professor contrasts a costly ten year railway superintendent course with a cheaper three month path to Congress. He argues political ascent can grant broad influence over major railroad systems. The dialogue highlights alternative routes to power and control in public infrastructure.

Congress

Fashion Dialogue Between Garments in Evening Life

A bygone fashion exchange features a prosaic debate between a voluminous skirt and a long trained evening gown. The playful anthropomorphism comments on their shared desire for attention and fabric abundance.

Ostrich Yields Plumes, Long Living Bird

The ostrich is a valuable bird with an average life of about thirty years. It produces four or five pounds of plumes annually, making its wool and feathers a notable product for markets.

The Red Plague Fire Tax Protest Read in Town Notices

A fragmentary notice threatens punishment for incendiaries across Associated Towns under Section 3 of the Articles of Association. It urges all fire tax payers to contribute to fighting widespread crises, naming property owners federations and a Las Moreneurance company in unclear terms.

Propprty Owners Federation Las

The Herald of the Christ John the Baptist Lesson

A compact study outline on John the Baptist, covering his birth and ministry foretold, his courageous character, his preaching of repentance, Jesus’ testimony, and John’s martyrdom. Notable figures include Luke, Matthew, Mark, and the evangelists, with emphasis on preparation for the Messiah.

John Jesus Herald of the Christ John, the Baptist God Hort The Jordan Christ Tle Paul Herod Herodias

Name of God in Paper Scraps Cited by Richter

A compact aside notes Turks collect scraps bearing God's name, preserving any written trace. The remark appears as a filozophical quotation attributed to Richter highlighting religious reverence in material remnants.

God Richter

Men of genius are often dull and inert

A fragment reflecting on genius and society, noting that brilliance can seem dull until a striking event, likening it to a meteor that appears only as a rock when it lands. The text presents a pensive comparison without clear names or dates.

Earth

Prosperity and Adversity Colton Quote

A brief quoted maxim from Colton about swelling in prosperity and shrinking in adversity, reflecting moral balance and resilience.

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