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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1918

Page

2

Market Report Hogs Cattle Sheep Open with Steady Prices

Chicago September 30. Estimated receipts hogs 30 000, cattle 21 000, sheep 7 000. Trade slow to start with first sales near Saturday averages. Hogs show range 18 50 to 20 00 for packing and best natives 19 40 to 20 00. Cattle steady to higher with good prime calves 16 50 to 19 60. cows and bulls mixed. Lambs lower on average with yearlings and sheep steady. feeders 11 00 to 12 50. ewes 11 00 to 11 50. Receipts yesterday totals 3 165 cattle 4 296 hogs and 5 408 sheep.

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Towa City Ad for E. W. Wagner & Co

J B Hunt manager in Towa City Iowa promotes furnishings from E W Wagner & Co The ad lists contact phone 726 and markets household goods and services for local customers.

E. W. Wagner & Co Towa City Iowa J. B. Hunt

St Louis Grain Markets Report

Turner Grain Co and W M Hewitt report cash close values for staple grains in St Louis Missouri on September 36. Prices list No 1 red wheat 2.25 No 2 red wheat about 2.21 to 2.22 and various yellow and white corn and oats prices with Chicago receipts tallies for wheat corn and oats.

Chicago Ill ST. Louis Turner Grain Co W. M. Hewitt

Farm and Stock Sale Schedules and Dairy News

Public sales are listed across multiple towns with October dates for livestock and land including Duroc and Poland China hog sales. Community notes cover a Farmers Union meeting in Washington, a dairy cattle sale plan for Brighton, and details on dairy show activities and calf club initiatives led by R K Parter.

Mike Trier Duroc Dutch Creek Wehr Bros Dublin Mike Flander Keota O. L. Page Titus I. McKenry East Washington St W. H. Cooper Hedrick Poland China Shaver and Fry Katona Koebel Bros Wayland Howard Hopping Washington Cyrus Birka

County pig club shows Duroc dominance in entry class

Boys fed pigs in the county leaned to Durocs with nine of fourteen pigs either grade or purebred. Chester White had one pig and Hampshire four. Lloyd Foster won top prize with two purebred Duroc pigs that made great gains, close to the first money with the grade Chester White.

Richard Cray Wellman Ames Chicago R. K. Parter Ames Extension Force

Wool Consumption Rises in August by 1.5 Million Pounds

August wool use reached 63,900,000 pounds grease equivalent, up from July’s 62,300,000. Since January 1, 1918 monthly average stands near 67,000,000 pounds. Stocks by class show grease 37,769,216 and scoured 11,732,697 with pulled 2,014,544 pounds. Massachusetts leads in wool consumption ahead of Pennsylvania and New Jersey.

Bureau of Markets Massachusetts Pennsylvania New Jersey Rhode Island New York New Hampshire Ohio Connecticut Maine

Bees Harvest Surplus Honey Higher This Year

The Bureau of Crop Estimates reports fall honey plants are weaker than last year but honey surplus per bee colony averages about 87 pounds by September 1. This beats 1917's 36 pounds and 1916's 46 pounds, indicating improved yields.

Bureau of Crop Estimates

Work Must Be Respected by Artists and Crafters

A reflection on creative work stressing that initial sloppy sketches or sketches of paint lead to regret and unfinished outcomes. It argues that true pleasure in labor comes from treating work as a dignified and honorable pursuit.

Washington Casey Iowa City J. Marner C. B. Oldaker

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John A. Babcock C. S&s. Yards Illinois Close OF Grain Futures Farm and Stock News the Journal’s Farm Department Jay J. Newlin Farmers Union of Washington County Woodman Hall William Sutherland J. B. Rabenold Brighton G. A. Stannard and Son W. A. Lloyd H. F. Tracy & Son U. S United States Chichester Fitton Bee Boys’ Pig Club Frank Birka Mer Wunch Austin Sutherland Lloyd Foster Lloyd Foster Duroc Chester White Helen Grosscup Hampshire Harold Wilson Duroc Glenn Wilson Duroc Marshall Grosscup Marshall Grosscup Merledreen Ee Chas Godwin Ee Homer Godwin Homer Godwin Eee the Evening Journal Main Road Col. ,Jr Perfect Model Orion Eicher Church Red Mutual H. L. Clark Cooper Hedrick, Iowa Pawnee Wonder Grand Master Wolf Sherman Brothers M. J. Wilkinson Riverside J. D. Duncan Cotter Kalona, Iowa Nebraska Shaver & Fry Kalona
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