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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1923

Page

2

Daily Market Reports Hog and Cattle Prices Chicago May

Market summary from Chicago shows hog receipts to 27 000 and cattle 9 000 to 10 000. Hog prices steady to 10 cents lower with 160 210 lb bulk at 7 75 to 7 80 and 225 325 lb butchers 7 30 to 7 70. Beef steers and stockers strong to 15 higher with best Missouri steers bid 16 40. yearlings 9 85 to 10 50. Sheep and lambs active with fat lambs up to 26 and Colorado wool lambs strong. Grain bids from Beach Wickham include 20 car wheat tone steady and corn higher at 46 cars with No 3 yellow corn 8 14 4 and No 3 hard wheat 1 18 5.

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Market Receipts and Shipments Reported for Hogs Cattle Sheep

Official yesterday figures show receipts for hogs 32300 cattle 10768 sheep 12782 calves 6533. Shipments total 3260 hogs 2982 cattle 5242 sheep 70 calves. Bulk clippers 13.75 and ewes 7.00 accompany the data with price points.

They Also Serve. The wasters of men are first serv ants of principle

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Popularity of alfalfa on the increase at farm department

Alfalfa remains a major forage crop with rising popularity though its peak is not yet reached. Experiments at Kansas and Department of Agriculture show cutting time affects yield and stand life. later cuts may yield less hay but protect the stand, while premature cutting risks stand loss. Proper curing methods, cocking versus windrow, balance efficiency and weather risk to minimize leaf loss.

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Agriculture Outlook Positive Despite Mixed Demand

The USDA reports the general agriculture outlook is the best in three years with rising farm product prices and stronger domestic demand in urban areas. Foreign demand is weaker, harvest labor may constrain later gains, and production shifts favor cotton and corn while wheat and potatoes decline.

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Cigarette Tax Revenue Surges as July 1 Change Looms

Des Moines reports cigarette tax revenue likely surpassing 1.2 million by July 1, the end of the second year. Through May 1, 1923, collections reached 1,108,691.97, with April at 48,545.50 and year-to-date at 187,288.74. Expenses remain about 4 percent, making the tax near pure profit, and enforcement will move from the treasury to the attorney general on July 1.

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Abe Martin Quote Highlights Education After Belief

A Boston Transcript tribute reflects on Abe Martin noting that learning after assuming knowledge matters most. The editorial praises curiosity and humility in growth, emphasizing introspection and ongoing study as keys to wisdom.

Centenary of Home Sweet Home Celebrations Abroad and U S

The 100th anniversary of the first singing of Home Sweet Home was marked in England and the United States. Ceremonies occurred at Covent Garden and Easthampton Long Island with events noted in New York City. The song’s author John Howard Payne, born in New York, wrote the words while at Union College. Henry Bishop composed the music. Payne later served as United States Consul at Tunis and died in 1853 with burial in Georgetown.

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