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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1921

Page

2

Daily Market Reports Opening Market Hogs and Cattle

Chicago June 20 brisk hog activity with receipts around 28 000 and holdovers near 7 678 with prices firm to higher. Beef cattle mixed with higher weights showing top quotes around 8 75 and lighter weights near 6 75 to 8 75. calves stockers and feeders listed with varying bids. Official yesterday totals show hogs 24474 cattle 7648 sheep 16061 calves 2303 and shipments 1720.

Chicago Cabdle Minneapolis Kansas City Winnipeg New York Timothy N. Y Philadelphia Cincinnati Memphis Prairie Iran St. Louis Pat Ewes

Local trades and repairs noted in Washington diary

June entries show daily purchases of pumps, belts, and repairs from local merchants. Individuals such as Hiram Baker, Arthur Anderson, C. C. Davis, Sam Marsh, Emil Daub, and J. E. Bovee appear among customers. Deals include pump jacks, belts, grease, tractor parts, fencing, and a sales list from Can You Remember with gunny belts and farm equipment prices.

Hens Pay Good Dividends For Iowa Poultry Flocks

Iowa farm records show May egg production from about 200 flocks in 50 counties totaled 245162 eggs with receipts 5384.87 and feed costs 1352.83, a net difference of 4032.04. Best backyard flock came from Kenneth Deakin in Kossuth County with 464 eggs from 18 Anconas, while a mixed farm flock of 110 fowls in the same county produced 2130 eggs. A separate note reports a 225 pound pig cost to raise at 9.57, with feed costs 4.21 per 100 pounds gain, and lists feed prices and conditions observed by Iowa State College researchers.

Iowa Agricultural Extension Department Town State College Ames Kenneth Deakin Kossuth County Animal Husbandry Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station John M. Evward Evward

Has Other Things to Do

A quoted line suggests a character named Jud Tunkins notes the world owes him a living and that people often worry at night about debts and necessary effort.

Jud Tunkins

Market Prices for Produce and Poultry Today

The list shows current prices for fresh eggs, cream, butter, various fowl, and poultry items. Prices are given per dot for eggs and per pound for butter hens old roosters geese ducks turkeys, with figures partially garbled but indicating general market rates.

Ann le

Nervous breakdown testimony boosts Lydia E Pinkham remedy

A Warsaw Missouri letter from Mrs Floyd Inc describes a nervous breakdown cured by seven bottles of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She credits life improvement and urges others to publish the testimonial to aid sufferers. She notes the product helped her and cites broader claims of relief for women with nerve troubles.

Warne W Missouri Gaia E. Pinkham Mra. Floyp Inc-Land R. R Warsaw Lydia E. Pinkham Lydia Einkhatma

When Saul Was a Boy in Tarsus and Jerusalem

A six month study outlines Saul’s birth in Tarsus to Hebrew parents and early training. It notes his probable birth near Jesus, his youth during Stephen’s martyrdom, and his education at Tarsus and Jerusalem under Gamaliel. Timothy’s similar home training and his education are also described.

Tim Saul Timothy Penjamin Jesus Stephen Ronan Tarsus Cilleta God Goa Lond Attetion Jerusalem Gamaliel Bsrael

Quietness Outweighs Riches in Ecclesiastes Verse

A Bible proverb from Ecclesiastes 4 6 contrasts a small peaceful handful with a larger toil laden harvest. The verse stresses that quiet contentment exceeds abundant toil and restless spirit.

Meeting of Scale and Small in Faithful Reflection

A brief doctrinal reflection by Rev. Andrew Murray contrasts human littleness with God's vast greatness. He questions who can measure the difference between the great sun and a blade of grass while noting the grass receives all its sun from God, urging humble communion with the divine.

Andrew Muray

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