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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1922

Page

2

Daily Market Report for Hogs Cattle and Sheep

Chicago May 10 market reports show mixed receipts and prices across hogs cattle and sheep with steady to stronger tones in spots Heavyweights and light weights show varied bids Pigs and calves earn mid to high range while lambs and yearlings command higher primes Beef cattle mix seen with cows and bulls priced down to up Classified by weight and quality with official yesterday figures and shipments listed Beach-Wickham Grain Co town City Iowa manager J Maddock contact provided

Chicago

Keokuk Graduates in Iowa Alumni Union Reunion

Graduates from the College of Physicians and Surgeons and Keokuk Medical College now alumni of the University of Iowa College of Medicine will attend the 1922 commencement in Iowa City. Many will renew ties with their new alma mater as alumni relations shift since 1849 when the Davenport founded College of Physicians and Surgeons of the Mississippi Valley began.

Iowa City College of Physicians and Burgeons Keokuk Medical College University of Iowa College of Medicine Keokuk College of Physicians and Surgeons of the Mississippi Valley Davenport

The Demon Fan Causes Town Ball Game Stir

A rowdy spectator erupts at a ball game, shouting in anger and threatening the umpire. Police intervene to restrain the fan, who is normally considered the town’s quietest man, as the incident disrupts the game atmosphere.

Keokuk and Drake Medical Schools Consolidate History

The Keokuk College of Physicians and Surgeons opened in 1850. In 1890 a split led to Keokuk Medical College forming and graduating its first class in 1891. After 1899 consolidation, the schools joined Drake University in 1908, with Drake ending its separate medical course in 1913. Iowa alumni associations later merged.

Keokuk College of Physicians and Surgeons Keokuk Medical College Drake University Des Moines Drake College of Medicine State Board of Education Keokuk and Towa

Paducah shell dealer wins $4900 in Muscatine case

E. E. Thomas of Paducah Kentucky, a noted southern shell dealer, won a $4900 verdict from a Muscatine district court jury against the George Birrell Inc. company. A prior verdict awarded $10700 on similar issues. The suit sought $12000 with eight days of trial and a $3600 counterclaim was disallowed. Judge W A Berry and attorney J F Devitt represented Thomas. defense counsel included W M Keeley Hoffman & Hoffman EK Warner.

Muscatine E. Thomas Paducah Ky Southern Shell George Birrell, Inc Thomas Shell Birrell Company W. A. Berry Paducah Mocquot, Berry & Reed J. F. Devitt W. M. Keeley Washington Hoffman & Hoffman EK. M. Warner

Poker and marriage clash in family teasing dialog

Perdita warns she will not marry if her father keeps playing poker with Jack Dashing, who retorts that if the father keeps playing, he might not need to marry at all. The exchange blends humor with social expectations about matchmaking and gambling.

Perdita Jack Dashing

Inbreeding Experiment Finds No Deterioration in Rats

Science reports an experiment with 600 white rats from the sixteenth to the twenty-fifth generations of siblings showing that close inbreeding caused no deterioration.

Shakesperre Described by Francis Jeffrey Quote

A fragmentary quotation presents Shakespearean imagery with purple narls and a prow of beaten gold guiding a figure, noted by P Francis Jeffrey as moving by gusts rather than baser materials.

P Francis Jeffrey

First Known Englishman Piltdown Man Named

Scientists mark Piltdown man as the first known English specimen from a skull fragment found in Sussex. The discovery is linked to early brain capacity comparisons with smaller human ancestors.

Afcording Piltdown Man Vpiltdown Sussex

Thatter Day Butter Scoring In Algona May

Iowa County Agents announce a Butter Day in Algona on May 11 with a state college scoring contest. About 100 butter tubs from creameries statewide will be judged, plus lectures and a banquet. Local officials and the Algona Community Club organize the event with music from high school students.

Algona Ames Iowa Iowa State College Algona Community Club W. FE. McDonald C. R. Conway Iowa Buttermakers’ Association Cooperation In E. D. Reynolds Mason City

Beekeepers Form Association in Indianola Warren County

Indianola Warren County forms a beekeepers association with officers Pres. Even Humphrey Vice President Harry Weinman Secretary Fred L. Overly all of Indianola. About fifteen beekeepers joined this year. The group plans youth bee clubs and county demonstrations beginning in May to boost interest and honey production.

Indianola Warren County Even Humphrey Harry Weinman Fred L. Overly

Stock Shipments Tie Warren County to Livestock Trade

Warren County ships livestock in eleven cars valued at 17197.68 through six Warren County points. Indianola hosts a Wool Growers meeting reorganizing the county association with President Walter Russell of Indianola and Vice President George Hagen of Norwalk. Luther Williams of Indianola named Secretary-Treasurer. six directors elected. Members optimistic about cooperative shipping amid last year market stiffening.

Warren Indianalo Warren County Indianolo Walter Russell Indianola George Hagen Norwalk Luther Willams

Women Leaders to Speak at Worth County Meetings

Miss Neale S Knowles state leader of home demonstration agents in Iowa will visit Worth county in May for a series of meetings. Miss Jane Wily Red Cross nurse has also been secured for these sessions. Both speakers will address topics of interest to women in the community.

Northwood Neale S. Knowles Iowa Worth County Jane Wily Red Cross Noth

Cow Test Association Reports Wikader

The Littleport cow testing association released its annual report noting few members fed a balanced ration. The document highlights the high cow for the season and points to diet issues affecting performance.

Cow Test Association Wikader Littleport Cow Testing Association

First Spray Work Begins in Louisa County Iowa

The first spray work began this week in Louisa County in cooperation with the Wapello County farm bureau. The program aims to extend the initial spray to many Iowa counties in coming weeks and months.

Ames Louisa County Ww. J. Kocken Wapello County Farm Bureau Iowa

Green aphids on apples prompt spray advice from Ames expert

Ames Iowa State College extension entomologist Fred Butcher warns farm bureaus across Iowa counties about green aphids damaging opening buds on apples. He urges orchard owners to spray with one pint Black Leaf 40 or nicotine sulphate per 100 gallons to control lice as they later move to oats. Madison County launches farm women clothing project sponsored by the farm bureau and extension service.

Ames Fred Db. Butcher Iowa State College Iowa Butcher Madison County Winterset The Farm Bureau Agricultural Extension Service

Te Ahe Stream Opens New Hatchery Trial

A fragmented local note describes a hatchery trial at Te Ahe Stream with two hatchery units and a team led by a person named Ste per tb. Details are sparse but indicate an agricultural innovation project underway.

Division of counties into four districts for training schools

The county will be divided into four districts for training schools and each district will have one farm woman representing the work. Her efforts will be showcased at the fair this fall and again at the farm bureau gathering planned for this summer.

Farm Bureau

New County Agents Appointed in Iowa Counties

Mauri McDonald announces new county agents for Iowa. Appointees include Frank Schweiger Adams county H C Flint Humboldt J L Uban Osceola J R Foster Winnebago A H Pickford Story R S Lewis Lucas R S Pickford Louisa W E B Oxley West Pottawattamie. N McKinsey Chickasaw and J F Bisie Clarke resignations leave vacancies.

Iowa Amestra Mauri McDonald Frank Schweiger Adams County H. C. Flint Humboldt J. L. Uban Osceola J. R. Foster Winnebago A. H. Pickford Story R. S. Lewis Lucas R. S. Pickford Louisa W. E B. Oxley West Pottawattamie N. McKinsey Chickasaw J. F. Bisie Clarke

Hessian fly infestation hits Warren county fields

The Warren county farm bureau reports Hessian fly in several fields near Summerset with the Frank Bishop 22 acre field totally destroyed and sown to oats. F D Butcher from Ames extension service recently surveyed the area. A county wide campaign will run next August and September to prevent further damage and enlist wheat growers in the effort.

Indianola Farm Bureau Warren County F. D. Butcher Extension Service Ames Summerset Frank Bishop Servier

Clayton Elkader purebred breeders elect officers

Clayton county purebred breeders met in Clayton Elkader and elected new officers for the year. Pres. H. H. Diers, Vice Pres. Frank Tieden, and Secretary-Treasurer Roy Combs were named. Breeds represented include Hereford Red Polled Shorthorn and Aberdeen.

Clayton Elkader Clayton County H. H. Diers Frank Tieden Roy Combs Aberdeen

County Breeders Association Plans Picnic

The association includes Angus Jersey Holstein Guernsey cattle breeders and sheep and hog breeders represented in the group. A county-wide breeders picnic is planned for a date to be announced.

Jersey Holstein Guernsey

Tuberculosis Eradication Efforts Highlight Clayton County

In Clayton County Iowa Dr W N Strader veterinary inspector with farm bureau reports extensive tubercular eradication work. Re testing is underway on previously tested herds with new testing planned for late summer Roy Combs says 893 head tested and 61 reactors found and destroyed.

Clayton County Eluader W. N. Strader Farm Bureau Roy Combs

Land Rich in Birds in Costa Rica

More than 650 land bird species have been found in Costa Rica, a density far exceeding the two species recorded north of Mexico in all America. The figures offer a glimpse into Central American bird life.

Central American Republic Costa Rica America Mexico

Care of Furniture and Cleaning Cautions

Do not use soap on wood finished with shellac varnish or treated with furniture wax or oil. Soap dissolves oily and resinous substances, damages the finish, eats away the casting, and exposes the wood.

By Way of Diversion

Newcomer in bohemian resorts enjoys a bohemian life for a spell but would need to be home by 1 a.m. on certain days of the week. Klods Hans Copenhagen comments on the lifestyle and constraints.

Origin of the phrase All Absurd and shipboard meaning

The text traces the origin of the phrase All Absurd and the expression Going on board to the Tees landic and Viking influence on Anglo-Saxon. It notes that herd in the original tongue referred to the side of a ship.

May I Be Yours A Timely Courtship Advice

A short line counsels a young man to choose respectful phrasing in romance. It suggests avoiding old blunt calls and instead asking for a sweetheart’s consent with a courteous, modern request.

Stamp Fancier Sets World Record Collection

The late Baron Philip Von Ferray built the largest stamp collection, assembled before his death in Paris in the 19th century. It reportedly contains a used and unused specimen of every postage stamp issued up to the century’s end.

Baron Philip von Ferray Paris Wit

Hunters reveal Cannibal race on New Hebrides island

An explorer reports the discovery of a race of nearly forty thousand head hunting cannibals in the New Hebrides. The tribe is described as the smallest known human population existing as a distinct race.

New Hebrides

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