Market Report Fogs Willie Coe May 18
Estimated today a 36 000 holdover 12 129 cattle receipts today 15 000 estimated receipts today 12 000
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Coe
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1920
Page
2
Hogs and cattle prices drift in Chicago market report
May 78 Chicago market report shows hog receipts estimated 76 000 today with steady tone and top 14 50. cattle values fair with steers up to 13 45 prime and heifers to 13 50. sheep market slow and uneven with Lambs and yearlings priced from 11 00 to 18 50. Official yesterday totals list hogs 43890 cattle 18749 sheep 18087 calves 2367. shipments 8413 4607 1609 None.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Wille
A. Waa Mettifm
Shipped fat steers from Olds Iowa to Co operative
Kenneth Gage shipped twenty two head of fat steers weighing about 1350 pounds each to the Co operative Association of Oldp Iowa on Monday May 10. Goff received 12.75 per cwt. Cattle feeders report a discouraged market while twine supplies rise and fiber prices ease boosting farm input outlook. Yucatan fiber output rises but potential long term lower prices worry growers. clover seed demand rises as farmers seek soil restoration and hay crop diversification amid high seed costs and strategic plantings for pasture and meadow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olds Kenneth Gage
Co-operative Association of
Oldp
Iowa
Goff
Grain Futures Close Mixed As Commodities Report Stirs
Market notes from Morrison Building Beach Wickham Grain Co show July cattle and corn prices and a Chicago cash close. Oats and clover futures are listed with several month figures. A London Times excerpt remarks on The Prodigal Son story reflecting on parental authority. Detroit high school teacher suspended over recommended reading list drawn into controversy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London ‘Times
Detroit
Crawfordsville May Burris improves after illness
Crawfordsville on May 18 reports Miss May Burris, recently very ill with acute indigestion, showing improvement. Visitors in Washington included Mr. and Mrs. A. Howsare. Mrs. Ira Mitchell and her three Washington children visit relatives here. The senior class play The New Co ed debuts this evening in the opera house with cast members May Benson Grace Hunter Lela Hankenholm Rose Graham Helen Cherryholmes Madge Stevens Letty’s friend Frances Eicher Punch Doolittle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
May Burris
A. Howsare
Washington
Ira Mitchell
Opera House
May Benson
Ina Mitchell Grace Hunter
Lela Hlankenhom Rose Graham
Helen Cherryholmes
Madge Stevens
Letty
Frances Eicher
Punch Doolittle
Mischevious
West Chester notes and upcoming school election
Miss Clara Skinner spent Sunday at home returning to Washington Monday. The United Presbyterians heard Rev Dobbin preach with church members loading his goods. Mrs J D Dayton visited her sister in Keota. The May 24 school election aims to elect a director in each district. Cattle and hogs bring good prices as corn markets rise. Weather looks favorable as dust and dryness fade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Chester
Clara Skinner
Washington
Watson
United Presbyterians
Presbyterian Church
Dobbin
J. D. Dayton
James Nelson
Keota
Farm couple finds hidden treasure under bed in Iowa tale
In Fort Dodge on May 18 a farmer and wife slept over a suitcase of gold silver rare stones rings and women's apparel valued at 1000. Constable West and railway agent Bell seized the chest on a search warrant. valuables were turned to M L Bull for Illinois Central. Articles valued at 288 still missing. nurse Miss Mary Scoville linked to the find.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Dodge
Joe Solowodski
Kale
William H. West
M. L. Bell
Illinois Central Railway
Jewelry Theft Mystery After 1919 Chicago Station Swap
A 1919 case traces a jewelry laden suitcase swapped with a nurse at Illinois Central Station Chicago. Joe Marish took the case to his daughter's Kale home and disappeared. Solowodski and officials pursue Marish now in Chicago. A partial recovered list includes a handwrought silver necklace with opals valued at 200 dollars and a gold brooch, among many other ornaments, clothes, and personal items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Marish
Solowoski
Ilinois Central Station
Chicago
Marish
Kale
Solowodski
Agajhet Solowodski
Big Wife
European nations report renewed epic swarms and spy activity
European countries complain of ongoing epic swarms and note spy systems remain active even in defeated nations. The statements underscore continued security concerns as intelligence networks operate across the continent.
Dead Animals Removed Free Call Our Truck Immediately
Free removal of dead animals is offered with no charge to the caller. A company promises to dispatch their truck at once and handle disposal at their expense. The notice emphasizes immediate service and no cost to residents seeking cleanup.
Oildag Engine Additive Claims Power and Protection
Oildag presents Acheson Graphite in a high grade neutral oil blend as the sole manufactured graphite solution. The promoter guarantees engines gain power and wear protection while reducing carbon deposits and fuel use, along with smoother spark plug operation and extended lubrication.
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Journal’s Farm Department
Bureau of Plant Industry
United States Department of Agriculture
Yucatan
Commission Reguladora
Mexico
Campeche
United States
Department of Agriculture
Corn Belt
Ace Nell Davis
Jim ‘Young
Dramatic Club
Edwin Rich
John A. Babcock Commission
Yard
Illinois
Close OF Grain Futures
Beach Wickham Grain CO
Morrison
Washington, Iowa
Ribsey
Chicago Cash
Toledo
Mutual
Cream Station
Green Hotel
Colenso
W. S. Reister & Sons
Cohn
Miss Scoville
Oh, Ake
Washington, Land
Termes
Gortfrey
Eldridge
Oregon, Highland
Crawford Townships
NASH
REO
Cadillac
Oldsmobile
Nash Demonstrator
Watson & Moore
Ainsworth, Iowa
Mark
Rere
Tom Thumbs
Bree
Call Central
Lemley Reduction CO
John E. Thompson
Chichester
Amon Rand
Hille
Metellic Lowes
Somied
Baten
Accorth
PILLA
Kaven
Sefest
Bradfield Regulator CO
Holland
Doubeer
S. M. Bixby & Co., Inc
New York
Bixby’s
Oildag
John Striegel Jr
Harper, Iowa
Keokuk
Mahaska Counties
Property Owners Federation, Inc
Incurener
Bilisushess
Ealon
Eatonic
Brown
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