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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1926

Page

2

Livestock Market Reports From Chicago Sale

Chicago market data shows hogs steady with top at 13.60 and varied weights traded. cattle receipts around 1,000 with mixed prices from 9.00 down to 11.75 for heavies. sheep receipts 1,000 with lambs and yearlings trading around 12.00 to 14.35 and ewes about 7.10. The week totals note 76,750 cattle across eleven markets and 18,700 sheep, reflecting weaker trends in several classes.

Chicago Hecht

Unofficial Chicago Livestock Estimates for Monday

Livestock estimates from Chicago show hogs at 6,000, cattle at 31,000, and sheep at 30,000 for Monday. Next week’s hogs are projected at 125,000.

Chicago

Chicago Cash Graft Report on Mixed and Yellow Corn Prices

Chicago market notes show mixed corn grades ranging from No 2 at 78 percent to No 6 at 72 percent. Yellow corn prices span No 2 at 79 percent to No 6 at 73 percent with varieties including white and orange listed and a sample grade between 65 and 70.

Chicago

Toledo Seed Market opens in Toledo Ohio

The Toledo seed market in Toledo Ohio begins operations with Clover as a key supplier. Local farmers anticipate access to a wider variety of seeds and agricultural products starting this season.

Toledo Ohio

J. M. Lord & Son Sells Duroc Boars and Gilts Tuesday

J M Lord and Son will sell their fall Duroc boars and gilts Tuesday September 28 at the farm northeast of Ainsworth Nebraska. The offering features new bloodlines including Electioneer and Super Colon el progeny with strong, well conditioned stock and high demand anticipated despite weather.

J. M. Lord & Son J. M. Lord and Son Ainsworth Super Colonel Col—Hob T. Wildfire Revelation Gult Poot

Io land Hog Sale Draws Small Crowd in Poor Weather

Pete Welch held his annual Io land sale Tuesday with a small crowd as threatening weather kept buyers away. The top boar sold for 60 dollars and the top gilt for 42 dollars. The offering was large and in good condition, with some hogs selling above 50 dollars to buyers who value quality. Gilts found strong demand this fall, better than in several years.

Pete Welch May Severnal Boars

One Thing Missing in Modern Home Family Seed Cash Records

A fragment lists seed cash values by month and currency for two categories, marking October, December, February, March, and September figures. Names Timothy and dates appear with old and new amounts, including a £70 reference and multiple monthly sums.

Timothy

Freckled Noses and Apple Trees on the Ocean Voyage

Doctor Crosby grows bored with city life and a passing shipboard flirt. After shore leave he hides inland to find an apple tree and rekindles a romance with childhood friend Alice Gray, realizing true affection blooms away from the sea.

Oun Crosby Jolt Crosby John Crosby Gil Jonn Jenn Crosby Sea Sky Jane Thompson Jane States Crosby John Alice Gray

Washington Co Farm Bureau apple grading and packing demos

The Washington County Farm Bureau announces apple grading packing demonstrations on September 23 at 1 30 pm in Brookhart Orchard near Washington and September 24 at 1 30 pm at Harley Hardin Orchard near Keota. H E B Nichols from Ames will conduct the demonstrations focusing on picking sorting grading packing in Derrels and proper storage to prevent profit loss from poor handling.

Farm Bureau Brookhart Orchard Washington Harley Hardin Mies Keota EB. Nichols Ames Brookhart R. B. Brown A. L. Young Hardin Nichols Jamestone Daury Cattle Congress Waterloo Dairy Cattle Congress American Poultry Congress National Belgium Horse Show United States

Keota Visit Highlights Local Life and Dinners

A visitor describes Keota scenes including Owen Cno sen and spouse arriving from Washington and enjoying meals at Gillfea Restaurant with “dollar dinners.” The account mentions local business figures John Redlinger and Emory at Wallace Lumber Yard, a large purebred cattle herd at Mrs Singmaster’s, and a near-miss with a floods scare as loggers travel to a Richland farm.

Keota Hakerva Owen Cno#sen Washington Keeota Gillfea Gillies Seta John Redlinger Emory Wallace

Fruit-fed Puppies Prove Diet Boosts Size and Health

A British veterinarian reports that puppies raised on a diet including oranges apples and bananas grow larger and healthier than those fed only standard dog foods. He asserts fruit enriched meals enhance development and vitality in early canine growth.

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Washington County Protective Assn Welch's Albert Rappaport The Temple Anchet Scholom Grand Opera Chicagoy Civic Opera Company Washington Ministerial Association Verne Jay Mr. Hograiser J. M. Lord Ashington CO Farm Bureau Notes Washington County Club Milton Ross West Chester Sioux City Milton Cudahy Packing Washington Livestock Club Dowight Booth Wilbur Fyestone Stanley Mouser Robert Harna Clifford Bauer Nathaniel Young Robert Hanna Hanna American Aberdeen Angus Breeders Association Donald Fors National Duroc Breeders Association Great Service Club Iowa Chas. Mayo WELLE Roy Watkins Extension Service Don Fish Avis Talcott J. S. Craft Eaglanders Force Richland Bridge Chris Jensen Clinton Illinois Walter Fisher Fvening Journal George Sands Cali W. Po Moriarty Red Hampshire Charles Vondrasek Rok Eeshia Lois Lois Dodds Winfield Clifford Hunter Frank UU John Bergquist Jersey Fresh L. &. Foster Bla Mane Lestie South Iowa Ave M. Wicher John Walton Sale—Jersey Charles Caldwell J. R. Rees Crawfordsville Fourth Ave Leghorn & Black Ike J. M. Lord & Sons Duree Sale Knotek Bros Riverside Allen Walker Yarmouth Poland Robt. G. Sheetz H. E. Busby Wagner,Gamon & Sons Big Type W.s.reister & Sons Ecgs & Poultry Reisters Creamery Mfers. of Mutual Riviera R. L. Gibson N. Masion Ave Iowa Livestock Commission Company Union Stock Yards John A. Babcock
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