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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1925
Page
2
Chicago market notes show hog receipts around 25 000 with most bids 15 to 25 cents higher and top hogs at 12.00 with bulk 11.60 to 12.00. Cattle receipts near 10 000 activity mixed with weights. best on 1388 lb Bullocks at 13.75 and feeders weaker. Sheep receipts 15 000 with fat lambs steady to weak and natives 14.75 to 15.00, fat natives 7.00 to 7.50, feeding lambs 15.06 to 15.35.
Chicago officials publish official live stock estimates for tomorrow with hogs at 24000 head cattle 4000 and sheep 13000 to guide traders and buyers.
Clover seed cash prices listed by month with November 18.25, November 17.25, December 15.80, February 15.59, March 15.30. Timothy seed cash shows November 3.50, December 3.55, March 3.65.
Col. Cooidge to Capital Washington John Coolidge father of the president plans to leave Vermont for a winter stay at the White House He likely will arrive before Plymouth farm is snowbound and stay until spring breaks
Miss Winifred Good Win settles out of court a breach of promise suit against M H Kirch baum for $25,000, ending the civil action.
Wheat prices climb and corn offers vary across grades with No 2 yellow at 84 to 85. No 1 hard wheat at 1.623 percent and No 2 hard around 1.57 percent. Oats, barley and seed prices listed alongside rib and belly beef bids.
The home of Frank Wenck president of the Klemme State Bank in Mason City Iowa was painted in bright colors as a Halloween prank. A wagon and large outbuilding were placed on the roof while Mr and Mrs Wenck clear debris on Sunday after moving to Garner.
In Crawfordsville Louisiana a Womanless Wedding program is set for two evening shows in the school auditorium with a long cast of locals and notable names listed for roles from bride and groom to mothers and twins. A Father and Son banquet is also planned for Friday November 13 at the Methodist church basement. Mrs. C M Strain traveled to Washington for Mr Hillhouse’s funeral.
Mrs Mary Wilmhy of St Paul Minnesota recounts severe fatigue poor appetite insomnia and weight loss after her last birth. Following a friend's advice she used Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and after 9 or 10 bottles reports improved health, weight gain, and better sleep.
The listing includes individuals such as Theda Bara Sam Stites and Clarence Moorhead among bridesmaids ushers and attendants. The fragment mentions best man bishop maid of honor matron of honor flower girls ringbearer and train bearer crediting numerous local participants.
Nils A. Olson assistant chief of the federal bureau of agriculture economics and Albert C. Williams member of the United States Farm Credit board arrived from Washington to study the economy across the corn belt. Olson conferred with D. P. Hogan president of the Omaha branch of the Federal Intermediate Credit Bank after arrival. Des Moines Missouri Valley conference debating teams will argue Colonel Mitchell's air policy this season.
A market list shows cream price per pound and fresh eyes per dozen, with hens in various weight ranges, springs, old roosters, ducks, geese, beef hides, and horse hides. A closing line states no market for sick or crippled poultry.
Sale dates set for November 5 in Hereford hosted by E. W. Wood of Brighton Iowa and November 6 for J. L. Brookhart ex farm sale in Cedar township.
Indianapolis October 29 James M. Lynch president of the International Typographical Union argues the tramp printer remains a roaming factor though changed. He notes more traveling cards are issued today than in the past and says modern printers travel with money and business sense while exchanging ideas aids the trade.
Federal grand jury in Indianapolis indicted fourteen St Louis residents including internal revenue collector A. J. Helmich former congressman Fredessen state senator Michael Kinney and Nat Godstein in the Jack Daniel lay journal conspiracy probe District attorney Currey announced today.
An old advertisement touts McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets for weak or undernourished children. It claims rapid flesh gain, replaces bitter cod liver oil, and offers 60 tablets for 60 cents with a 30 day money back guarantee if not satisfied. It urges parents to ask a druggist J B Lemmon for the product.
1919 Dodge Brothers touring car well cared for with good tires motor body and fenders. 1923 Dodge Brothers touring car excellent condition with top curtains tires. 1925 Dodge Brothers touring car 2600 miles new car guarantee price 775. Also four 30x3 1/2 cord tires tubes and a 490 radiator. Ford Tudor sedan 1926 Piper's Garage. 25 spotted Poland shoots W F Leeper Nobl Ia. Old cedar telephone poles 16 to 20 feet 40 cents each deliv in city in lots of five or more Washington Telephone Co 25138.
In Marseilles on October 19, veteran starter Marcel Blinou died of heart disease after four false starts in the Palm-tree Stakes. Thirteen horses began the race before chaos and crowd protests forced a restart, leading to Blinou’s collapse and death.
The St. Louis bonded warehouse case involves 893 barrels of Jack Daniel whiskey siphoned and bottled for bootleg trade, with George Remus as key witness. Lem Morlow, Tennessee distiller, allegedly arranged sales at about 200000 dollars. Remus, leader of the conspiracy, allegedly profited around 1500000 dollars. The whiskey was mostly removed and replaced with water, and the case spans Missouri Ohio Tennessee and Indiana.
An advertisement promotes Allenrhu Special Formula No 2 capsules for sciatic neuritis relief. It claims rapid pain reduction within 24 hours and urges continued use until full recovery. Lemmon’s Pharmacy stocks the product routinely.
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