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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1920
Page
2
Market Report Highlights Mixed Cattle and Grain Prices
Chicago daily market totals show receipts of 2,090 cattle and 3,000 hogs with holdovers at 3,403. Pork and beef prices range across 14.60 to 16.25 for various weights and grades. Grain futures at Morrison Balding list corn near 83 to 89 cents, oats around 56 to 60 cents, and rye about 1.55 dollars. cash grain bids for wheat and corn are provided, with livestock estimates for next week noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carley
Timothy
Stuck Direct to BGR YOCR UVE at Main Floor Exchange
Fragmentary OCR notes show an address line reading 87 89 Main Floor Exchange in Chicago Illinois and a mention of a stuck direct item at BGR YOCR UVE. The legible content is limited to location cues without a clear event or person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ordination and community notices unfold at Eicher church
Sunday morning at the Eicher church Rev. L. L. Miller was ordained elder with Donnelson officiating. Attendees from a distance included Joel Bachman Joel Miler Neushams and Pa Rev. Basel and family Fred and Jake Krabill. A noon picnic followed by a Sunday school program. The Philathia girls hosted a picnic supper in Sunset park. Relatives learn of Verena Graber and Helen’s ocean voyage begun Friday. Joe Saileman and wife dined with A. F. Mitchell. Noah Wittmer and wife visited Pete Wittmer’s home. Peter Wittmer and wife visited Wm. Leppers. Hal Frey Frances Eicher and Graber attend a teachers’ institute in Washington. Frances Minick of Washington visiting Anna and Marie Graber. Stella Rinner at L. H. Rinner home. J. C Roth and wife spent two weeks with Onto relatives. Mrs. Sam Vansaye hospitalized at Mercy hospital in Iowa City and recovering steadily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble Noble
Get
Eicher Church
L. L. Miller
Xnger
Donnelson
Joel Bachman
Joel Mil-er
Neushams
Basel
Fred
Jake Krabill
Philathia
Sunset Park
Verena Graber
Helen
Eli Saileman
A. F. Mitchell
Noah Wittmer
Mt. Pleasant
Pete Wittmer
Peter Wittme
Washington
Wm. Leppers
Hal Frey
Frances Eicher
Graber
Teach- Leonarders’ Institute
Frances Minick
Anna
Marie Graber
Oakland Mills
Stella Rinner
L. H
Sam Vansaye
Mercy Ital
Iowa City
Iowa Honey Declared Best in United States by Beekeepers
Muscatine Oct 9 Beekeepers heard F Pelrett editor of American Bee Journal claim Iowa honey ranks among the best in the nation. Prof A W Atkins of Ames discussed flora and nectar sources with 30 beekeepers, noting alfalfa and goldenrod yield poorly here while river bottoms boost honey. Plans for spring meetings and demonstrations to promote scientific bee culture were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
Iowa
Minnesota
F. ©. Pelrett
American Hee‘s Journal
Muscatine County
Herndon Shriner
Lucas Street
A. W. Atkins
Ames
Uced
California
Atkins
Ames Apiary
America
Muscatine Association
Lesson on singing helps future mothers raise voices
A Dallas News item argues that vocal lessons benefit a girl who may raise children, noting she will need her voice a lot for parenting and daily life. The piece emphasizes practical use of voice rather than performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas News
Bumper Crops Boost Iowa Business Outlook
Iowa faces a favorable business climate as excellent crop production and favorable fall weather boost farm activity. Rising rail rates and steady wages support rail shipping and credit flow, with George D. Roberts of National City Bank noting a move toward normal prices and improved money markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Geo. D. Roberts
National City Bank of New York
Towa
Montezuma Man Wins Suit Over Associated Packing Case
In Montezuma on October 9 the jury ruled for Clyde McFarlin in the case against Alex Quege, awarding $300 for recovery of money, notes, and securities from a $5,000 Associated Packing Co investment. Quegg hired McFarlin for the task, originally claiming $50. the suit sought $550.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde McFarlin
Alex Quege
Associated Packing Co
Quegg
McFarlin
Duroc and Poland China Swine Sales Planned Near Washington
The Journal lists multiple public and consignment swine sales around Washington Iowa from Oct 11 to Oct 26. Duroc Jersey and Poland China sales led by Keota and Brighton breeders, with Lord & Son and Trier events noted along with a Des Moines swine show recap and Canadian pork cost discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keating Bros
Washington
L. Blackhart
Duroc
Tracy & White
Brighton
Sale Pavilion
John Simmering
North English and Webster
Chester White
J. M. Lord & Son
Duroe
Mike Trier
Keota
Duroe Sale
J. H. Baird
Jersey Cow
Crandall & Chalupa Brighton
Jersey
Poland
A. M
Ernest O. Carlson
Iowa
Duroc Sale
John Krebs and Sons
Riverside
Duroc Jersey
Geo. W. Wells
Washington County
Land China Breeders
Duroc Breeders
Washington County Duroc
Des Moines
Royal Pathfinder
Hanks & Bishop
Pathmarker
J. C. Droz
Fairfield
Droz
George Lord
J. G. Alliman
Ernest Carlson
Louis Rinner
Milo Shalla
New Apple Cions Ready From Iowa State College Field Day
At Iowa State College field day on September 27 pomologists announced new winter apple varieties bred for Iowa climate. Prof. S A Beach described 15 years of trials leading to hardier trees and named Ames 421 as a top seedling cross between Salome and Jonathan. About 26 trees offer cions now with 30 000 seedlings in the college orchard and 10 000 seeds slated for spring planting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa State College
Iowa
S. A. Beach
College
Beach
Jonathan
Ames
Orchard work at Iowa stations on 40 acre trial
Work is under way at the Iowa Experiment Orchard on 23 acres and at the Charles City station the Patten orchard on 17 acres. The Patten site tests trees under typical Iowa winters. Professor Beach has conducted many orchard management experiments on a rafting. Announcement of these phases will be made later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowa
Charles City
Patten
Beach
Tattooing customs mark marriage and births in Samoa Fiji
In Samoa and Fiji, tattooing serves social rites with women receiving marks after marriage and birth events. The practice links birth registrations and ceremonial status to family lineage, reflecting cultural identity and communal obligations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samoa
Fiji
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O. Morrison
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Mike ‘Trier
Duree
Orion
Canada
G. B. Roth
Dominion Animal Husbandman
Ottawa
Mutua
Cream Station
Colenso
W. S. Reister
Thomas Hay
Fairbanks
McCormick
John Simmering & Son
Macon
I. Cohn
Big Type
Doroe Perfection
K. U. Carlson
J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Property Owners Federation, Inc
Service Corporstick Eos Sieia
Duroc Jersey Hogs
S. W. Brookhart
East Washington Street
S. W. & J. L. Brookhart
F. Macon
Main Street
Guernsey
H. F. Tracy & Son
H. F. White
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Brighton State Bank
Mutual
Oildag
John Striegel Jr
Harper, Iowa
Lemley Reduction CO
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