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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1921
Page
2
Chicago market report shows hogs receipts about 38 000 with mixed price movements and cattle stronger by up to 25 cents. Sheep receipts around 15 000 with steady to higher tone. overall market activity notes varying weights and price ranges across hogs cattle and sheep with specific bid levels and shipments.
Eskimo babies are rarely weaned before ages four to five, and taught to chew temeco and swallow the juice between nine and twelve months per Krookiva Bugle.
Journal's Farm Department reports two former pickers offered 2% to 3 cents per bushel for corn. pearly fall prices expected near three cents. Notices call for locals to supply name, price, and phone to join harvest crew.
Inter est of the last week notes two ceremonies at the Manning home and a Washington event at the Christian parsonage. Misa Grace Duttweiler and Everette Meaner wed. she is the Duttweiler family’s eldest daughter and he a popular local farmer. The couple plan to live on a Duttweiler farm southwest of town. Darlene Nichols and Donald Paul of Washington joined in Burlington with Rev Furrier officiating. Cecil Nichols and Ralph Hess served as witnesses.
Darlene, grown in the area and once with the Brigh ton Enterprise, now a clerk at Madefran's Wayland store, will wed Don who has many friends from recent visits. The Coppock convention drew a large crowd with Leota Anderson of Little York among attendees.
Marsh residents Mr. and Mrs. Lou Dold and daughter Cynthia spent Sunday at Fred Dold’s. Mrs. Harry Roth and baby of Wayland visited the RE Eicher home. Homer Davison hauled logs to the saw mill this week. Joe Roth and wife visited at the parental home Tuesday. Everette Meahiee and bride returned from Media where they stayed with the George Meaner home. Hugh and Joe W. Conrad were Washington visitors Wednesday. Irma Stoner teacher attended institute at Mt. Pleasant Thursday and Friday. Fred Cold and wife were Rome visitors last Thursday.
A pillow from Rae Gla triggers a severe epidemic in Siberia, one of the worst outbreaks recorded. Feathers in the pillow are identified as the source, prompting public health warnings and investigations. The event raises concerns about disease control and regional response.
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