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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1920

Page

5

Lords and Son Purbred Hog Sale Sets Records in Washington

A senior yearling sow sold for 1060 dollars at the J. M. Lord & Son sale at the East End garage in Washington. The sale averaged 182.40 on cataloged hogs with strong demand for top herd stock. The Lords called the event their best showing yet and noted solid interest from breeders like Ernest Carlson and L. H. Rinner among numerous buyers across Iowa.

J. M. Lord & Son East End Lords Washington Pathfinder Ernest Carlson Royalpath Wieke & Son Fairfax L. H. Rinner Noble J. R. Walker Waterloo

Trier conducts large sale of Duroc Jerseys at home near Keota

Mike Trier held a well attended sale at his Keota home farm with an average of 140 dollars per animal. An exceptional spring pig sired by Orion's Pathfinder topped the sale at 600 dollars. Trier was in North English today for another sale but could not be reached for full details or buyer list.

Trier Mas Mike ‘Trier Keota Aimals Trier Orion Pathfinder English

Enthusiastic Farm Meeting Charts Cooperative United Success

A lively Wednesday gathering of farmers and cooperative store representatives outlined plans for a united effort. The group unanimously approved husking prices at 5 and 6 cents per bushel as part of the coordinated approach.

Co-Operative

Death of Ferdinand Marie Franch native at 84

Ferdinand Marie died at 7 am at 708 West Main Street aged 84 after a few weeks illness. Funeral at St James Catholic church Saturday at 9 am with Rev M J Hartigan. Burial in Elm Grove Cemetery. He was born April 26 1826 in Shoex France and came to the United States at 17 settling near Washington. Survived by several children and a son in Chicago. life described as sterling and devout.

Ferdinand Marie West Main Street St. James Catholic Church M. J. Hartigan Elm Grove Cemetery Mr. Marie Shoex France United States Washington County St. James Church Catherine Cavett Washington William Marie Celestine John A. Marie George 8. Dempsey Davenport Edward A. Swift Knoxville William J. Marie George A. Marie Chicago St. James Parish

Iowa Joint Resolution Proposes Eighteen Amendment on Suffrage

Iowa secretary of state publishes Senate Joint Resolution No. 7 proposing to repeal Article Two Section One and enact a substitute granting voting rights to US citizens aged 21 or older who have resided in Iowa for six months and in the county for sixty days. The amendment would be submitted at the next general election.

State OF Iowa General Assembly The United States A. D Senate Des Moines

Fragmented Ad Copy About Mucous and Remedies

A jumbled OCR fragment references a reward and medical terms about catarrh and mucous. It mentions Hall’s medicine and a doctor or treatment context with unclear names and places, lacking coherent actions or outcomes.

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Triers Sale John Krebs Riverside Harry Browning LE. Stickleman Clark Ainsworth N. E. West Westache A. Lozier Lozier Carle M Edmondson Manning Joe Dros Fairfield Apie Seamen W. C. Brenneman Pickard Pleasant Plain L. R. Marr Ainsworth W. P. Roberts Cotter Harry Pearson W. J. Dea Ainsworth No Harry Campbell W. HH. McConnell M. M. Edmondson H. D. Hazlett Farmers Union Meeting America H. F. Harbaugh Wellington Kansas Ed Mayer Valley Secretary of State W. C. Ramsay CM. & F. Clothing GO Washington, Town Service First Mannhardt Bros West Second St
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