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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1920

Page

2

Daily Market Reports Hogs and Cattle Prices Rise and Fall

Estimated hog receipts today 18 000 with 7 678 holdover. Hogs mostly 15 to 25 lower. top 17 40, bulk 15 40 to 17 26. Cattle receipts 10 000. market very slow with steers steady to softer and calves steady. Beef steers 12 25 to 18 26, cows 6 00 to 12 25, veal calves 15 00 to 17 70. Sheep and lamb markets slow with lambs 11 00 to 13 75 and yearlings 8 50 to 10 50. Official yesterday receipts shown and grain quotes listed for Wheat Corn and Oats at St Louis Kansas City and Chicago cash markets.

Chicago Kansas City Toledo Timothy Cash Chicago Cats Chi

Report of the Volunteer Slum Army Here

The group seeks clothing and furniture to aid city needy and conducts jail hospital street and house to house work plus mission church and sick visits. Major and Mrs Sneath lead at 101% N Marion Ave with phone 417 Green.

Sneath Marion Ave

Iowa Joint Resolution Proposes Suffrage Amendment

The secretary of state of Iowa publishes Senate Joint Resolution No. 7 proposing to repeal Section 1 of Article Two and enact a substitute affirming voting rights. It states the 21-year age, six months residency in state, and sixty days in county as conditions to vote. The amendment is referred to the next General Assembly and published three months before the election.

State OF Iowa General Assembly The United States A. D Senate Thirty-eighth General Assembly Des Moines W. C. Ramsay

Fairfield residents visit, school dismissals, and silo filling

Wayne Savage hosted a Fairfield caller last Thursday. Henry H. Jones of De Witt and Arch Jones of Fairfield visit Lloyd Jones home. Schools dismissed for County Home picnic. Elmer Hiel visited Missouri relatives. R H Paul and John Lowash hosted guests. Washington’s Mollicky family visited Terry Gowey. G A Stannard hospitalized in Iowa City. Farmers busy filling silos.

Brighton Wayne Savage Fairfield Henry H. Jones de Witt Ark Arch Lloyd Jones Elmer Hiel Missouri R. H. Paul Ainsworth John Lowash Wm. Mollicky Washington Terry Gowey G. A. Stannard Iowa City

Poland China sales and farm notices at Washington

The page lists Sept. 23 to Oct. 25 sale events across Iowa towns like Washington Kalona Noble Riverside and Waterville plus closing out and public sales for Poland China Duroe Jersey and Hampshire stock. It notes seed corn storage tips and market data need, and cites F S Wilkins on fall seeding impracticality for timothy and clovers with winter grains.

J. Paul Washington Poland China John Wagner P. J. Welsh East End R. G. Shaver Katona Wate Alliman Bros Noble Iowa Duroe Jersey J. E. Foss Jos G. E. Hopping L. A. Caldwell Ainaworth C. A. Brook Hampshire Watvington Edwin Hummer & Sons Long City T. D. Woodburn Ainsworth John Simmering J. M. Lord & Son Duroc John Krebs and Sons Riverside Duroc Jersey Geo. W. Wells China Breeders

Seed Corn Shortage Still Threatens Iowa Crop

Iowa State College farm crops department warns seed corn supply remains tight despite warmer weather. Harvest window extends September 20 to October 2 with much corn ripening unevenly. Moisture may reach about 50 percent at picking. proper drying and immediate husking and hanging are essential to prevent mould and preserve vitality. Frost protection during drying is also advised.

State Iowa Farm Crops Department of Iowa State College

Seed Sowing Challenges Across Seasons

Seeds fail to enter soil and many do not germinate. Spring sowing finds firm wet ground and rains cover seed. Timothy lacks a hard seed coat and does not need frost to crack it, while scarified clover seeds begin quickly. Fall sowing has often failed compared with spring, say farm crops experts.

Timothy

Egyptian iregen Cloth Mystery From Ancient Finishing

Ancient textile analysis suggests the cloth's durability stems from a finish using a vegetable wine derived from the African loenst bean tree. Researchers note the method may explain lasting color and strength in historic fabrics.

Lessons From David Solomon Three Kings And Their Reign

September lesson outline covers David and Solomon focusing on their character reign events and lessons. It aligns adult and youth topics around God’s view heart over outward, wisdom, holiness justice and penitence with dated teaching notes and sample lessons through September.

David Fausta Saul Solomon United Kingdom Hebron God Christ

Ceasing from labor for God as Sunday observance

W. C. E. New bolt argues that Sunday should not be a rest from labor itself but a cessation of worldly toil to labor for God. He says the highest duty is giving God a tithe of time as first fruits of our work, a sign of respect and allegiance.

David Saul God W. C. E. Newbolt

True Gentleness and Its Foundations

The passage argues that true gentleness stems from obligation to the Creator and to shared humanity. It grows from self-reflection on faults and needs and from fair views of human condition and duty, refined by steadfast principle.

Bilair

Politeness Considered Benevolence in Small Things

A brief quote from Macau lay noting that politeness is essentially benevolence in small acts, reflecting on everyday social courtesy. The line frames politeness as practical kindness rather than formal etiquette.

Macaulay

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Daily Market Reports Catle Close OF Grain Futures Reach Wickham Grain O. Morrison Washington, Iowa St. Louis Omaha Yard Secretary of State Louisville Courier-Journal Mutual Colenso W. S. Reister & Sons Journal’s Farm Department United States Department of Agriculture Northern Territory F. 8. Wilkins Iowa State College Experiment Station Pathfinder Orion Cherry King Knotek Bros Ford Mutual 91 Stu den B. O. Carlson Lemley Reduction CO John Striegel Jr Harper, Iowa Eatonic Sherman’s Drug Store Lows Eas Iati Property Owners Federation, Inc Lediiciel Macbeliocin iLiy Cascara la Grippe Crippe Hill Flicious Gardite Bruns Seed Store J. E. McGuire M. C. Doelong D. F. Macon P. B. Fitzwater D. D Moody Bible Institute of Chicago Western Newspaper Union Goliath Israel Jonathan
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