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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1920

Page

2

Market Report Chicago Beef and Hogs Prices Decline

Market report shows cattle and hog receipts and sales with heavies slow and most classes steady to up. Top hog price 16.69 with bulk sales 14.35 to 15.50. cattle ranges from 8.75 to 15.75 for various weights and grades. Sheep and lambs noted as steady to lower with lambs 17.25 to 19.90 for good to prime and yearlings 15.00 to 18.00. Official yesterday totals: cattle 18,345 sheep 7,418 calves 6,315. shipments and other figures listed.

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Vernished by H W Wagner & Co Opening Prices

The report from Vernished by H W Wagner & Co in Jona ity Iowa lists daily prices for May July Sept and Mar contracts with high low and close figures. It covers corn and oats in the cash market with car counts and price levels for No 4 Y C and No 3 W grades.

H.W. Wagner & Co Jona Ity Iowa G. B

Mrs Rose Flynn Called By Death

Mrs Rose Flynn aged 83 died this morning at five oclock at her West Second Street home after three weeks illness. Born in Ireland she married Michael Flynn and came to America about 40 years ago living in Illinois. Survived by son Tom Flynn of Chokio Minn and daughter Mrs Pat Tobin near Ainsworth. three children deceased. Member of St James Catholic church. Funeral nine oclock Friday at St James with burial Saturday morning in Camp Grove Ohio.

Rose Flynn West Second Street Tobin Ireland Michael Flynn America Illinois Flynn Washington Tom Flynn Chokio Minn Pat Tobin Ainsworth St. James Catholic Church St. James Church Camp Grove

Interest Rate Stable at Isle of Man for Two Centuries

The Isle of Man maintains the maximum lawful loan rate at the same level for over 200 years, with interest capped at the established percent. The rule remains unchanged, reflecting long standing financial policy.

Isle of Man

Jefferson County Sells Clover Seed And Farm Land Prices

The Farm Bureau of Jefferson County Iowa reports clover seed sales over 500 bushels, mostly shipped to farmers through county agents and elevators. It notes rising farm land values with poor plow lands averaging 157, good plow lands 257, all lands 219, and improved land 255 compared with last year.

Jefferson County Farm Bureau Towa

Kedron the War Horse Released From Newport News Quarantine

Kedron general Pershing s war horse is released from quarantine at Newport News Virginia by the United States Department of Agriculture. The agency kept Kedron confined to protect livestock interests after other quarantine mounts at the same post developed dangerous diseases and two were destroyed. One horse carried a contagious disease unknown in the country the other had trypanosomiasis. Had quarantine not existed these diseases could have spread nationwide and required costly eradication efforts.

Kedron General Pershing Newport News United States Department of Agriculture Gen. Pershing New York Washington Department of Agriculture France Africa Europe United States

Iowa crop report shows 40 percent of 1919 corn on farms

Des Moines March 11 report from the Iowa Co operative Crop Reporting Service notes 40 percent of the 1919 corn crop remained on farms as of March 1 1920 totaling 166 400 000 bushels up from 131 468 000 last year. About 28 percent will be shipped out of state and 96 percent of last year's corn was merchantable. Oat on farms March 1 1920 reached 76 611 000 bushels vs 103 307 000 a year ago.

Iowa Towa Iowa Co-operative Crop Reporting Service Des Moines

Butter Egg and Poultry Market Forecast and Prices

The N Y market fell 12c per dozen in one day and the butter market remains weak with a likely further drop. Poultry remains in good condition. cull flock advised. Prices today include eggs 33c per dozen, cream 62c per lb, hens 27c, turkeys 8c, calf hides 18c, beeswax 25c, horse hides $8.00 each, robes or rugs shown at the uptown station.

N. Y

Double Weddings Shine in Kalona and Cedar Township

In Kalona Miss Dona Lemley daughter of Perry Lemley and George Dorian Allen son of Joseph Allen wed in a ring ceremony at two thirty in the home of Rev M R Negan. The couple will reside in Kalona. In Cedar Township Miss Effie O Laughlin daughter of L H O Laughlin wed Harve Logue Huber son of Aaron Huber at seven thirty at Rev Barker s home. They plan to housekeeping on the groom s Cedar Township farm and will be at home after April fifteenth.

Dona Lemley George Dorian Allen M. R. Negan Alma Gingerich Gladys Miller Perry Lemley Joseph Allen Kalona Allen T. F. Barker Effie O’laughlin L. H. O'Laughlin Harve Logue Huber Aaron Huber Barker J. A. Huber Washington

Washington to build new livestock sale pavilion

A committee led by Ernest Carlton D F Macon and Ralph Shannon raised 4000 from Washington merchants and expects city support to reach at least 5000 for a pavilion costing 12000 to 15000. The project aims to house poultry shows livestock exhibits and other events on two lots south of the Rock Island depot with more than twenty sales planned next season and stockholders to finalize plans soon.

Ernest Carlton D. F. Macon Ralph Shannon Merchants of Washington City of Washington County Breeders Association Rock Island

Remarkable Creature With Strange Eyes and Keen Hearing

The Evening Journal notes a creature with unusually large prominent eyes that lack lashes and cannot see well, often sleeping with eyes open. Despite poor eyesight, the animal compensates with exceptionally sharp hearing.

Henry County Men Lose in Bonding Co Scandal

In Winfield Iowa March 11 Henry County communities reel as National Bonding company of Cedar Rapids collapses amid rogue practices led by Dr J Duncan aka Connie O Connell. Farmers and business men face losses with half a million dollars tied to the stock and a protective stockholders committee forms. A local bank official is accused of urging the sale, prompting a possible legal fight and investigations.

Winfield Iowa Henry Scott Township National Bonding Company of Cedar Rapids Dr. J. Duncan National Bonding Company Connie’’ O'Connell Minnesota Cedar Raplidy James Green Henry County Scot Township Mt. Pleasant News

West Chester's Early Rail Era and Growing Community

West Chester with a bank and Hussy shores slowly grew as entrepreneurs helped locate the station years ago. Early trains were gravel, the road bed was fixed, and the town developed with nice homes and busy young men surrounding the new rail line.

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Market Report Step Johnw A. Babcock Commission Yard Journal’s Farm Department Pershing’s War Horse Mutual Cream Station Green Hotel Colenso W. S. Reister & Sons Washington, Iowa the Evening Journal Sale Pavilion Business Men OF THE Evening Journal Tam West Chester Charley Scabery Elies St. Jacobs Saas Wolpf Sherman Brothers McKenzie & Shilling W. J. Wilkinson Riverside J.D. Duncan Cotter Bonding Pugitive DELCO Completevepet W. E. Cox Chichester Spills Iamond BR Recere Aaa Stitcher South 2Nd Ave South End Waterloo Bay Tractors Foo Seeders Maytag H. P F. D. Snavely Co Wellman, Iowa
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