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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1921

Page

2

Fall sales set for Duroc and Poland China hogs

Washington County breeders announce October sales in Iowa and Nebraska towns. J. M. Lord & Son at Ainsworth plan a Durocs sale October 12. E. Carlson schedules October 26 fall sale. P J Welsh, John Wagner also holding October events. Breeders tout purebreds as most profitable, urging farmers to stock their farms. Local prices and receipts noted for hogs and cattle.

E. J. Paul Washington Washington County Ainsworth J. M. Lord & Son P. J. Welsh John Wagner John Wagner Poland China Ernest Carlson Ernest Polands Spots Hampshires

Spotted Poland China and Duroc Jersey Sales Scheduled

A sequence of livestock auctions lists sale dates from Sept 26 through Oct 25 in Iowa towns including What Cheer Kalona Morning Sun Riverside Washington Ainsworth and Washington. Sellers include Taylor J P Yoder J C Huston McElhinney Knotek E J Paul and others with breeds Spotted Poland China and Duroc Jersey.

Harry Leffler Haskins E. J. Paul Washington Poland China J. M. Lord & Son Ainsworth Duroce Jersey P. J. Welsh Ernest Carlson Duroc Jersey Sale

Breeders Sales Attract Strong Support In Iowa County

Washington county hog breeders report robust sales this fall with many offerings scheduled. J C Huston will auction Spotted Poland Chins at his Crawfordsville farm, boasting a 200 head herd and prize ribbons. Krebs of Riverside markets Durocs next, promising his best offering yet, followed by Knotek Brothers at Washington East End Garage.

Washington County J. C. Huston Crawfordsville Huston John Krebs Riverside Krebs Knotek Brothers Washington East End

Little Women Played In Concord Attic Remembered

The article recalls Louisa May Alcott’s home in Concord Massachusetts where the attic hosted the sisters Meg Jo Beth and Amy during cheerful gatherings. Readers are invited to imagine their laughter and planning as a favorite childhood haunt of the authoress family.

Meg Beth Amy Louisa Alcott Concord Mass

Why Dogs Bark At Humans And Time Of Day

The text discusses when dogs bark and why. It suggests barking may be a form of communication with humans or a signal that something is near such as a burglar. It notes dogs howl groan or whine when alone and that some dogs bark to signal readiness at a particular time.

Market Prices Fragment Show Mixed Animal and Dairy Rates

An OCR grain shows scattered prices for dairy and poultry items including fresh laid eggs, cream butter fat test per 15, springs per pound, ducks and geese per pound, old roosters and turkeys per pound, with incomplete figures and unclear units.

European corn borer threat eyed for Iowa cornfields

Iowa State College entomologist Dr. Fenton warns the European corn borer could devastate Iowa sweet corn if it enters. He notes invasion in Ohio and Canada, urges farmers to report unusual signs to Ames and prepare strict controls to protect crops.

Lowa Ames Iowa L. F. A. Fentor Iowa State College Sandusky Ohio United States Canada Middle West Fenton

Farmers Need the Retail Dealers in Tire Industry

An analysis notes production rising and commodity prices firming as agricultural buying power grows. Railroads improve earnings, unemployment dips, and foreign trade holds, with postal receipts rising as deflation ends and liquidation completes. Market forces favor steel, rail, and utility stocks. a caution arises about auto production this winter. County agent Clarence Pickard warns co‑op buying can hurt local dealers and urges farmer cooperatives only if they can replace dealers entirely for a given commodity.

Europe U. S. Steel Southern Pacific St. Louis & Southwestern Anaconda Studebaker IMES Iowa Clarence Pickard Humboldt County Pickard

First Woman Passes English Bar Exam at Twenty Three

A twenty three year old woman from Hell becomes the first to pass the final English bar exam. She cannot be called to the bar until she has completed twelve terms, which will not be finished this year.

Iowa State Ames Iowa State College Sioux City A. J. Dice Cedar Rapids F. E. Ferguson Laurens Carl H. Goeken Atlantic Ben W. Kilgore Raleigh N. C D. D. Offringa Low Moor Waterloo Iowa Maquoketa Noel A. Williams Mr. Williams Williams Hell

Telling Age of Trees From Growth Rings

The Indianapolis News notes that tree ages are hard to determine while alive but can be estimated by counting rings on a cut section. The piece emphasizes that ring counting reveals age after a tree is felled.

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