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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1921

Page

2

Daily Market Reports Chicago May 21 Hog Cattle Sheep

Estimated receipts today Hog 4 000 Cattle 500 Sheep 4 000. Holdover 6 146. Market mostly 10 higher. Top 9 00. Medium weight 200 250 lbs 8 65 8 95. Light weight 150 200 lbs 8 65 9 00. Heavy packing sows 260 lbs up 7 65 8 25. Pigs 130 lbs down 6 00 8 75. Official yesterday hogs 21 568 cattle 3 894 sheep 966 calves 947. Shipments hogs 6 522 cattle 3 108 sheep 720 calves 84. Consign your livestock Direct to W Wagner Iowa City Iowa.

Chicago

Brighton Social Roundup and School Exercises May 1921

Brighton reports visits by Mr and Mrs G P Judson of Fairfield and others from Oskaloosa Wayland and Griswold. Osteopath H L Gordon attends a state meeting in Des Moines. Horses shipped to Cuba. Werner to use the sale pavilion as an assembling point. B H S S class day and commencement exercises set for May 26 and 27 with local seniors and guest speaker Edward B T Spencer. Various socials, a shower for Miss Laura Riter, and W H M S district convention attendees noted.

Brighton G. P. Judson Fairfield P. M. Meads Oskaloosa Frank Hamilton Josephine Barry Mary Wikofft Fairfield Hureday Marvey Jones Wm. Coffman Mary Shumaker Wayland Cooper H. L. Gordon Des Moines R. Werner Werner Washington B. H Princess Theatre Buck W. Rf. Kinsaid Griswold Ralph Mortimore

Local Homes Get Fresh Paint In South End

Mrs. R. J. Armstrong and Mr. Clarence Loucke improve their properties in the south end of town with new paint this week. Howard Swisher returns to Iowa City for back treatment and plans to work with his brother Marcus and uncle Roy Edwards, who are assisting a contractor in building several houses.

Washington R. J. Armstrong Clarence Loucke Howard Swisher Iowa City Marcus Roy Edwards

BUILDING IN STATE READY TO RESUME

Waterloo May 21 Agreements on wage scales among builders and building crafts are being rapidly consummated. John G. Miller president of the Iowa master builders says Des Moines Davenport and Waterloo are held up by failure to agree on wage scales. Most cities have settled on one dollar for bricklayers and eighty cents for carpenters.

Waterloo John G. Miller Iowa Master Builders

Des Moines Builders and Union Workers Reach Breakthrough

Des Moines May 21 The Mar ter Builders association and Carpenters Local 106 agreed to resume work May 19 awaiting arbiter decision. About 1 000 to 1 200 carpenters are affected and talks with bricklayers may yield a similar deal today.

Des Moines Marter Builders Association of Carpenters Local Union No Bricklayers’ Union Building Trades Council

Important NA E A Meeting to Launch New Structure at Des Moines

The National Education Association meets in Des Moines July 4 to inaugurate a reorganization adopted at Salt Lake City. The first session under the revised constitution will set precedents for future work and shape the aims and programs of teachers nationwide with Iowa playing a key role as many Iowa teachers enroll for the first time.

National Education Association Des Moines Salt Lake City Iowa

Average pupil coset exceeds ninety-nine dollars per year

Dean W. Russell of the University of Iowa reports that the average cost per pupil in Iowa cities and towns runs a bit over 99 dollars annually.

Dean W. ¥. Russell University of Iowa

Colors in Accord Playmates Face Archie’s Freckled Red Hair

Leonard and Archie are described as playmates. Archie is noted for red hair and freckles. While strolling with his mother, Leonard remarks that Archie's face matches his hair today.

Leonard Archie

Raincoat of Paper From Stall Shrub in Japan Mountains

The article describes a raincoat made from Mitenimata paper crafted from leaves and stems of a Stall shrub native to the Japanese mountains. It highlights the waterproofing quality and practical use as a durable garment.

Japan

Economic Outlook Guides Stock Market Optimism

A trade survey notes manufacturing and retail sectors facing shifts with cautious restocking and wage cuts. Analysts expect a gradual revival driven by export growth, higher credits, and improved foreign trade, while railroads adjust wages and copper and steel demand stabilizes. Investors foresee gains in rails, copper, fertilizers, oils, and utilities as stocks show bargain levels and potential 35 to 100 percent rises.

Wagner Department of Labor Steel Corporation Railroad Labor Board Germany Japan Mexico Obregon United States Tle

Livestock Leaders Rally Hopeful Over Iowa Market Upswing

More than 200 breeders and farmers gathered at Iowa State College for a livestock conference. Dean C. F. Curtiss said the situation is improving and predicted a food surplus reduction within 18 months as wages and rail rates ease. The report backs a finance corporation to ease farmer credit and urges clean practices to align purebred prices with market stock.

Ames Iowa Middlewest Iowa State College C. F. Curtiss Division of Agriculture Dean Curtiss Germany Federal Labor Board BE. H. Cunningham Town Farm Bureau Federation Cunningham L. A. Andrews Iowa Bankers’ Association Andrews Towa Federal Reserve System Mr. Andrews R. W. Cassidy Whiting R. F. O'Donnell Mason City J. M. Brockway Letts W. A. Puchanan Marshalltown D. E. Fish Mount Pleasant H. Byenson Roland Karl Kennedy Des Moines W. G. Warner Bloomfield Rex Beresford Iowa Farm Bureau Federation

New Perch for the Fisherman Blimp Fishing

A coastal sport grows as fishermen use airships to spot schools of fish from above. They descend drift over the water and haul in fish quickly by casting lines from the blimp.

Pacific Coast

Brought Up to Date in Summa Life Prom Promises

Brought Up to Date notes modern life prompts and debates about progress and change. It highlights a satirical look at daily routines and public life, contrasting past conventions with present speed and modern expectations.

Summa Way

1921 Iowa county and district fairs dates announced

Des Moines May 21. A. R. Corey secretary of the state fair board lists 1921 fair dates across Iowa. Cities include Greenfield Corning Au burn Vinton Cedar Falls Water loo Ogden Waverly Independence Aurora Jesup Alta Allison Manson Rockwell City Atlantic Tipton Mason City Nashua Spencer National Elkader Strawberry Point De Witt Bloomfield Leon Manchester Anamosa AlGone Monticello Donnellson West Point Central City Marion Newton Fairfield Monticello Columbus Junction Derby Rock Rapids Oskaloosa Knoxville Marshalltown Malvern Omage Onawa Albia West Liberty Sheldon Clarinda Shenandoah Fonda Brooklyn Davenport Davenport Oskaloosa Northwood Decorah Sioux City Perry Milford Milford Milford Mt. Ayr etc.

Des Moines Iowa A. R. Corey State Fair Board Adair County Agricultural Society Greenfield Adams County Corning Audubon County Agricultural Fair Audubon Benton County Vinton Cedar Falls Dairy Cattle Congress Waterloo Ogden Bremer County Waverly Buchanan County Independence Aurora Agricultural Society Aurora Jesup Buena Vista County Alta Butler County Allison Calhoun County Manson Rockwell City Cass County Atlantic Cedar County Tipton Mason City Nashua Clay County Spencer Clayton County National Elkader Fair Elkader Strawberry Point Clinton County de Witt Crawford County Arion Davis County Bloomfield Decatur County Leon Delaware County Manchester Burlington Fayette County West Union Floyd County Charles City Hamburg Fair Hamburg Green County Jefferson Grundy County Grundy Center Guthrie County Guthrie Center Jackson County Maquoketa Jasper County Newton Jefferson County Fairfield Jones County Monticello Anamosa Kossuth County Algona Lee County Donnellson West Point Central City Marion Columbus Junction Derby Lyon County Rock Rapids Oskaloosa Marion County Knoxville Marshalltown Milton Warren County Indianola Wayne County Corydon Hawkey Fair and Exposition Fort Dodge Fort Docre Winnebago County Forest City Winneshiek County Decorah Interstate Pottawattamie County Avoca Poweshiek County Malcomb Ringgold County Mt. Ayr

Iowa State Teachers College Commencement Week Begins May 27

Cedar Falls May 21 The commencement week opens Friday May 27 with annual society day exercises. Judge Harry Olsen chief justice of Chicago municipal court will deliver the commencement address. Hundreds of alumni and visitors expected to be present.

Cedar Falls Iowa State Teachers College Harry Olsen Municipal Court of Chicago

Annual Eroiodating Exercises Chronicle Society Week

Events unfold Friday May 27 with parades by women and men literary societies and tableaux. Glass day May 28 features opening address peace pipe class prophecy gifts puppet play ivy planting, class dinner and Iphigenia in Aulis. Baccalaureate May 29 includes service and President Seerley address. Alumni May 30 notes reunions and receptions. Commencement May 31 covers procession and Judge Harry Olsen address and diploma conferrals.

H. H. Seerley

Maniicha Name Tied to Great Spirit and Narrows

The term Maniicha comes from Manite the Great Spirit and Wabha the narrows of the Inte. This strait holds sacred meaning for the Crees and Sanients who call it Manite Wabe the Great Spirit's rows.

Library Sign Says Do Not Sneeze In Books

A Chicago public library sign reads please do not sneeze in the books. The correspondent notes the odd phrasing and humorous restriction as reported by the Reston Transcript.

Chicago Public Library Reston

Produce price list from local market wording

The document lists prices for Kens fresh laid eggs per dozen, cream butter fat per pound, various poultry including old roosters, ducks, geese, hens, turkeys per pound or per dozen, with some garbled spellings and wording. It reflects a historical price sheet with unit costs and item names.

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