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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1924

Page

2

Daily Market Reports from Chicago cattle and hogs

Cattle receipts about 1000 with price moves: fat steers mostly steady to down 50 75 cents, western grass steers 25 35 cents lower, veal calves 1.60 2.00 lower. stockers and feeders up 5 or 6 cents. Sheep receipts 1000 with fat lambs steady to 25 cents higher. fat ewes and feeding lambs firm. Hogs receipts 5000. mostly steady with heavy butchers slow, top 10.40 on a load, typical 9.70 10.30 for 140 150 lb, packing hogs 8.25 8.75, lighter weights higher to 10.40.

Chicago

Leeper Family Visits Marsh Nearby Home

Mr and Mrs Elwin Leeper and family of Marsh spent Tuesday evening at the home of Fred Dold, the parental.

Mra Elwin Leeper Marsh Fred Dold

Local visit and city notices from Warsaw and Keota residents

Wm Egley of Warsaw Illinois visits daughter Mrs R J Tanner in town. Mrs Leslie Brown returns to Belle Pisine after accompanying Mrs Ruth Stout ill to be cared for by Mrs Fannie Orr. James Work Jr arrives home from an extended European trip with a Grinnell professor. Mr and Mrs W J Taylor travel to Keota for the second day of its celebration.

Wm. Egley Warsaw Ill R. J. Tanner Leslie Brown Belle Pisine Brown Ruth Stout Fannie Orr James Work, Jr James Europe Grinnell Mrs. W. J. Taylor Keola Keota

Kansas City Livestock Market Reports Sept 13

Cattle receipts 1,000 and calves 200 with varied declines across classes. Fed steers 5 to 40 lower, yearlings 16 to 25 off, top prices 11.00 for handyweights and yearlings, heavies 10.55. Hogs uneven but 9.25 to 9.85 bulk, pigs scarce. Sheep up 25 to 50 with lamb top 13.85 and feeding lambs around 12.65. ewes 6.25.

Kansas City Kansas

Omaha Livestock Market Report Sees Mixed Trade

Omaha Neb Sept 13 The weekly cattle and sheep sale shows 7000 hogs 2200 cattle and 1000 sheep. prices mixed with declines in steers and feeders while grass cows and stockers hold and fat lambs rise slightly. top steer price 11.10 and hogs average around 9.22 with bulk sales 8.65 to 9.85. lambs near 13.50 to 13.75 for fat grades.

Commodity price report from Chicago market data

Wheat and corn prices listed by grade with fractional changes in Chicago on September 13. Notes include oats rye barley timothy and clover seed as well as lard ribs bellies and other livestock prices.

Chicago

Grain Prices in Setback as Markets Slip

Chicago September 13 grain markets fell after a bearish comment from the Kansas state board of agriculture discounted bullish tones. Wheat and corn opened 1 to 2 cents lower, with December wheat near 1.32 and May 1.38. Corn opened 3% lower, later recovering, oats slipped, and provisions remained weak as the day closed unsettled.

Chicago Kansas State Board of Agriculture United States Illinois

I Saw Your Ad In The Journal Merchant Prompt

A directive urges buyers to tell merchants they saw their ad in the Journal as a point of contact. The instruction emphasizes acknowledging the advertisement in the newspaper. It frames the gesture as a standard interaction in local commerce.

Potatoes Market Report From Chicago Trade Notes

Potatoes trading fair in Chicago with receipts 83 cars and national shipments 900. Minnesota built and sacked early Ohios at 1.25 to 1.30 with some 1.35, Nebraska Irish cobblers 1.46 to 1.65, Utah Irish cobblers 1.60 to 1.65, Idaho rurals 1.50 to 1.75, Missouri Irish cobblers 1.30 to 1.40, Wisconsin sacked and bulk round whites 1.30 to 1.50 and some 1.60.

Chicago United States Minnesota Nebraska Utah Idaho Missouri Wisconsin

Washington weekend visits and school notes

Mr and Mrs Gleede Dold spent the weekend at the McCarty home in Washington. Vera Kyle teaches in Washington High School with Zilpha Hesser attending. Manuel McKune and son Junior visit relatives. Sunday church services held morning and evening. Farmers seek a month of good weather for corn. Local residents and engineers from C B Q visited Mt Pleasant. Mrs Tom Bales is sick. Dr Cook of Wayland saw Mrs Turner. she is better.

Coppock Gleede Dold McCarty Washington Vera Kyle Zilpha Hesser Manuel McKune Junior James Merrick Brighton Eli John Hesser G. F. Dold Dr. Cook of Wayland Mra Turner

Lizzie’s confession tests Ellen’s loyalties and love

In a tense scene Lizzie confirms to Ellen a secret about her pregnancy and possible marriage to a man who loves another. Ellen recalls past intimacies with Lizzie’s aunt and Joe, while Lizzie recounts hardship, family troubles, and a long-ago kiss that reshapes their bond.

Radio Program For Tomorrow Schedule Listing

Radio Digest compiles a Sept 14 slate with station notes from WSB WGN WLS WQJ WLW WSAI WHK WHO WCX WTAS WOS WDAF WHB KHJ CHYC WEAF WNYC KGO WDAW WDAR WIP WFI listing times programs sermons concerts services and church broadcasts across major markets. Specifics include Indiana male quartette organ concert and various church services and choral programs from Chicago Cleveland Detroit Kansas City Philadelphia Oakland Montreal and New York stations.

The Associated Press Radio Digest WSB Atlanta Journal Wesley Memorial WGN Chicago Tribune Indiana WLS Chicago WQJ WLW Cincinnati School of the Air WHB Kansas City Churches of CHYC Montreal WEAF New York Capitol Theatre WNYC Central Park KGO Oakland Marine Band Glee Club WOAW Omaha WDAR Philadelphia WIP WOO WFI KQV Pittsburg

Radio Program Schedule Across Cities and Times

A listing of radio station schedules for September 15 with programs in Atlanta Buffalo Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Columbus Des Moines Detroit Omaha Philadelphia New York Oakland and Pittsburg. Entries note times and activities such as music concerts orchestras talks and dances featuring various hosts and ensembles.

WSB Atlanta Journal John Carson WGR Buffalo WMAQ Chicago News WLW Cincinnati WSAI Royal Garden Orchestra WHK Cleveland WTAM Weao Columbus WBAYV Columbus WHO Des Moines WWJ Detroit News

Lizzie and Joe Face a Difficult Choice and Love

Ellen guides Lizzie to hide the crisis as Joe declares he will leave with Lizzie to marry her. Lizzie contemplates despair but Joe resolves to flee together, acknowledging Lizzie’s strength and love. Ellen, urged by Gibbs and Tom, plans to meet Uncle Joe and confront the situation.

Joe Lizzie Ellen Miss Lathrop Tommy Uncle Joe Tom Gibbs

Death by one’s own hand shocks Garwin community

J E Olney, a well known Garwin farmer aged 50, shot himself in an outbuilding on his farm. Poor health for several months is believed to have led to the act. He leaves a family.

Garwin J. E. Olney

Sale Dates for Purebreds in Washington Iowa area

Sale dates announce Knotek Bros. at Riverside for Duroc Jersey stock and Walter A Mayer near Keota for purebreds, closing out sales through Oct 21 with Wagner Welsh and W R Gamon & Sons. Poland Chinas combination sale in Washington Iowa.

Knotek Bros. Riverside Duroc Jersey Farm & Miles Washington Walter A. Mayer Keota Vale Wagner, Welsh and W. R. Gamon & Sons Poland Iowa

Farm Bureau outlines Sept Oct projects and pig calf club

Washington Do. Farm Bureau lists weed eradication meetings led by Prof. D. R Porter in Clay and Lime Creek townships delayed from August due to threshing. Topics include Canada thistle control, erosion dams, hog house ventilation, brood sow selection, and county projects in Crawford and Lime Creek.

D. R Porter Ames Clay Township Lime Creek Clyde Crawford Township Snyder Farm Bureau A. W. Clyde Prof. Clyde

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