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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1925

Page

2

Markets Report From Chicago Livestock and Grain Prices

Hog prices steady to higher with bulk 140 to 350 pound ranges 12.75 to 13.70 and sows 11.36 to 12.20. Cattle receipts 12,000 with fat steers strong to higher and yearlings at 15.00. Sheep receipts 23,000 with better fat lambs steady and native ewes 6.50 to 7.75. Cash grain bids include wheat 1.43½ to 1.44½ and corn mixed 76 to 83 cents, oats 39 to 41, barley 69 to 75.

Chicago RO Ty Go Rex

Livestock Estimates for Tomorrow at Chicago

Livestock estimates from Chicago report cattle 7000 hogs 16000 and sheep 10000 for tomorrow.

Traffic Accidents Rise in Tokyo Police Report

Tokyo police records show 6 423 motor car crashes in the year ending March with 81 killed and 3 496 injured. Bicycle and wagon and tram accidents are nearly as high with 76 killed and 1 925 injured in tram incidents.

Tokyo

Induction Ceremony at University of Iowa Draws Wide Participation

Iowa City will host the annual induction ceremony at the University of Iowa. President Walter A. Jessup will administer the oath and deliver the day's address to students, staff, and faculty, with turnout projected to grow beyond last year’s two mile procession.

Iowa City Iowa University of Iowa Walter A. Jessup

Clover and Timothy Seed Bid Totals Reported

Toledo notices list seed bids with Clover seed cash and October bids at 16.75 and 16.15 for December and February, while Timothy seed cash shows September October and December bids at 3.86 and 3.95. The fragmentary item records bid amounts and dates without further context or entities.

Toledo Timothy

Mother you go to the movies this afternoon

A fragment notes a household scene with a mother heading to the cinema while a caregiver stays home to wash dishes and prepare supper, reflecting daily domestic routines.

Richmond Dispatch

Dayton Grove News Highlights From Weeks Past

Dayton Grove reports hog deliveries to West Chester and a 6 to 60 loss to Washington. Harvest plans at Lexington L A society. Local visits include Embree, Hartman and Ferguson families. A Martin sale, So and Sew club, and a trip by Dan Heseltine’s family mark community activity. Football loss at Brighton 3 to a half, with Decker breaking his arm in the play.

Dayton Grove Will Embree Clarence Disney West Chester Washington Wayland Howard Disney Ernest Ferguson Paul Delonge Wheath North Dakota Lexington L. A Harry Dusenberry G. K. Hartman Isaac Hartman Enid Oklahoma Gen. Ferguson Martin Sale Margaret Embree

Mrs John Jones improves after illness in Crawfordsville

In Crawfordsville Iowa residents note Mrs John Jones has been sick the past week with Dr Lease attending multiple times. Other local visits include Mr and Mrs John Reeves at Jake Shrader home, Shebeck weekend at home, Roy Fink family at St Fink home, and Stockman family visiting Mrs Stockman’s parents south of Wayland.

Crawfordsville John Jones Lease John Reeves Jake Shrader Venera Shebeck Roy Fink St. Fink William Stockman

Family welcomes 7 pound baby in Brighton Iowa

Brighton Iowa September 29 Mr and Mrs Laurel Guy greet a seven pound daughter born Sunday September 29 The baby arrives as Miss Lillis Day who teaches in Keokuk primary department visited over Sunday with home folks Also noted are visits from Mrs Jno Hoover to Fairfield and Mrs Henry Lechner at the Jake Courtney home in Stockport Verle Koch and Miss Stella Koch returned from a Canadian six week trip living with relatives

Helen Woods Dows Dan Heseltine Missouri Kansas Eli City Oklahoma Walter Heyde Washington Winona Crile Consolidated Wyman Edna Crile Robert Laughridge Chariton Wis Annie Hart Florence Owens Otto Lamansky Kientz Cameron Lawrence Hattie Brier Clara Brier Ralph Tracy Dan Peters Ray Conrad Richard Iowa City Ad McCarty Brighton Keota Robert Decker Jno. Neal Earl Neal Cedar Rapids Dor« Ransom Ranam Neal Des Moines Iowa Laurel Guy Lillis Day Keokuk Jno. Hoover Fairfield Henry Lechner Jake Courtney Stockport Verle Koch Stella Koch

Sale Dates for Duroe Jersey and Poland China Hogs

Auction listings show sale dates for Pure Bred Duroe Jersey hogs by Knotek Bros on Oct 9 and Poland Chinas by W R Gamon & Sons on Oct 10, with Oct 12 featuring L H Rinner Duroe Jersey hogs and Oct 17 Wagner & Welch Poland.

Duroe Jersey Hogs Knotek Bros W. R. Gamon & Sons Poland L. H. Rinner Duroe Jer Sey Hog Wagner & Welch

Washington Produce Markets Poultry and Eggs Prices

Market list shows butter at 45¢ per lb, eggs 8¢ per dozen, various hen and spring chicken rates, roosters priced, beef and horse hides listed. No market for cull sick or crippled poultry.

B.etinmatte Sidddawionn ‘Eese

Lease Moves Toward Recovery After Illness

Crawfordsville notes A E Lease was moved from his home yesterday afternoon and remains weak but able to be around the house part of the time. A long list of local relatives and friends visited in Washington. Many residents plan to attend the Eisteddfod at Columbus Junction on Sunday.

Crawfordsville Russell John Bullerg John Robert R. E. Davis Harry Davis Washington Columbus Junction Syriday

Wyman Independent Ball Team Defeats Crawfordsville 9-7

Wyman independent ball team beat Oakville at Winfield fairgrounds last Wednesday afternoon, while the Crawfordsville game at the same place ended 9 to 7 in favor of Crawfordsville. Mrs W A Holand and daughter Fay returned from St Louis with Mrs Tom Holland and son Tom. Mrs W L Graves and Mrs J R Rees shopped in Washington Saturday. W F Orbin went to Burlington Saturday, with Mrs Orbin visiting her sister Mrs Brown in Yarmouth. Edna Baxter and Beatrice Martin spent Saturday in Washington.

WYMAN Oakville Winfield Fairgrounds Crawfordsville W. A. Holand Daugher Fay St. Louis Tom Holland Tom W. L. Graves J. R Rees Washington W. F. Orbin Purlington

Local note roundup from Burlington and surrounding area

M. O. Huston traveled to Burlington to escort his daughter Helen home from the hospital. No school Monday or Tuesday as teachers attend an Institute at Wapello. R. J. Turkington visited Columbus Junction. Reformed Presbyterian congregation held a farewell for Rev. and Mrs. W. Allen as they move to Cherokee. Farm Bureau meeting planned at the schoolhouse Tuesday. Three stock cars shipped from the area today.

Ton. M. O. Huston Burlington Helen Wapello R. J. Turkington Columbus Junction The Reformed Presbyterian Church J .K. Dunn W. ©. Allen Cherokee Farm Bureau

Rail schedule fragments from Knoxville branch listing trains

A blotchy timetable shows Westbound and Knoxville branch trains with arrivals departures and freight numbers. It lists No. 3 and No. 29 services, Local Pass trains, Express and Freight notes, times around 6:25 a.m. to 6:50 p.m., and agent Hi. W. Russel as conductor.

Knoxville Cm. & Wester So'wes

Western Kansas gains diversified crops and high yields

Dodge City Kansas story notes western Kansas once sand hills and buffalo grass now transformed by plow culture. Last year 24 western counties produced field crops and livestock valued at over 56 million dollars with 26 million bushels of wheat worth about 28 million dollars, a higher yield than in any of the 38 states.

Kansas Ike Meridian

Local visit notes from Crawfordsville on September

Mrs W H Dillon of Ottumwa left for Washington after several days in Crawfordsville. Margaret and Henry Robertson of Columbus Junction visited yesterday. Rev A T James plans to move to Fairfield. Miss Irene Holmes returned to school today after illness. Rev and Mrs Myron Hayes and daughter Helen called in Washington yesterday afternoon.

Crawfordsville W. H. Dillon Ottumwa Washington Margaret Henry Robertson Clumbus Junction A. T. James Fairfield Irene Holmes Myron Hayes Helen

Nobody Loves You Nebod Remedy Claim

A brief ad-style notice touts a remedy for digestive ills and liver concerns. It claims permanent results in thousands of cases and urges readers with bloating or catarrhal mucus to try the harmless preparation sold at all druggists.

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