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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1919

Page

5

Iowans Seek War Risk Insurance Payouts in Millions

Washington reports Iowa families receive 31 million in war risk insurance and 1.5 million in compensation payments to widows, orphans, and dependents. Bureau records show 3 654 Iowa claims with average policy of 8 740 and 1 219 combined claims under investigation.

Washington, D. C Iowa Bureau of War Risk Insurance Towa Alvin Cullum York Pall Mall Tean Bureau France United States Navy Marine Corps Department of Agriculture

Two Du buque Girls Return Home After War in Germany

Misses Charlotte and Hulda Hepperle arrived home after five years in Germany during World War I. They lived in Goeppingen and Godesberg, describing wartime hardships, card-based rations, scarce coal and lights, and reliance on substitutes. They recount German women taking on labor, mixed feelings toward occupying troops, and hope for troops leaving.

Dubuque Charlotte Hulda Hepperle Germany Goeppinger Godesberg Rhink

Origin of the White Elephant Phrase

The king of Siam sent a white elephant to an disliked courtier and the costly animal ruined him. The saying has passed into common use as a warning about a burdensome possession.

Siam Prem

Dairy Cattle Show At Waterloo Declares Greatest Ever

Waterloo Iowa September 25 cattlemen at the Dairy Cattle Congress say this year's show exceeds all previous in number and quality with about 500 head on display. Jerseys lead, Holsteins Ayrshires Guernseys and Brown Swiss are present. judging delayed due to late entries. Minnesota Iowa Nebraska South Dakota Kansas teams judged stock. Fred L. Kimball exhibit features Mrs O Grady the famed grade cow with 200 day butterfat 369.31 pounds and 7263 pounds milk. Several animals valued in thousands, including Ladysmiths Cherub at 5000 and Highland Polly at 7000. Minnesota Agricultural College team won the collegiate judging contest.

Waterloo Dairy Cattle Congress West United States Longview Lees Sum Jersey Mississippi River Fred ‘L. Kimball Company Exper Ladysmith D. D. Tenner W. W. Marsh Stephen Bull Rachice Wis Minnesota Agricultural College P. Finley Minnesota

Iowa college contest results and county honors

Six teams competed with Missouri second, Iowa State third, Nebraska fourth, Kansas fifth, and South Dakota sixth. Black Hawk county won junior contest first with Bremer county second and Burton Forney Orange Township also noted. Black Hawk county earned individual honors and will go to Chicago for the international judging contest representing Iowa.

Missouri Tlowa Nebraska Kansas South Dakota Black Hawk County Bremer County Burton Forney Orange Township Chicago Iowa

American People Eating More Bread

New York reports Americans are consuming more bread as demand for higher priced foods drops. Flour consumption rose 3,000,000 barrels, about 15 percent higher than last year, per Julius H. Barnes the United States wheat director. He notes falling prices in other foods and mentions lard retail trends.

New York Julius H. Barnes United States Mr. Barnes

Market Oil Prices Fall Push Down Cattle Costs

A farmer notes wholesale cage prices dropped from 35 cents a pound two months ago to 22 cents. He observes edible oils show sharp declines in sympathy while condensed and evaporated milk fail to advance as usual.

Cage

Watch the Little Signals of Bad Blood Warn Pimples

Pimples and skin warnings signal sluggish impaired blood as Nature's alert. S S S promises to cleanse the blood of impurities without minerals or chemicals. Visit a drug store for S S S and seek medical advice from the Medical Director in Atlanta, Ga.

Swift Laboratory Atlanta

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