Cattle Sheep and Hogs Move in Kansas City Market Note
Kansas City stock market report shows sheep prices 15 to 25 cents lower while hog prices rise 15 to 25 cents with a top of 17.70. Cattle receipts reach 35 000 head, with beef trade dull at first then active. feeders and stockers mixed in demand. Receipts today total 35 000 cattle 8 000 hogs 19 000 sheep with Western sources from Kansas Oklahoma Texas and Colorado.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Colorado
Utah
Idaho
Charles M. Pipkin
Steedman Items Reflect Strong Cotton and Community Activity
Rain boosted the cotton crop with best turnout in years while the gin runs fine. Rebekas and Odd Fellows hosted an ice cream supper on the 20th with a large crowd and recitations. music by Mrs. Stella Cole. Locals note steady corn yields, seed stock, and interest in new general stores due to lack of rental buildings. Pres Sewell and family visit Mrs Sewell’s father J H Gillispy to help harvest bumper crops. Jim Copeland returns to work on the M O & G railroad. Mrs Copeland improving. Card of Thanks from Walter Black of Vanoss, Oklahoma expresses gratitude for support during illness and death of wife.
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Stella Cole
Pres. Sewell
Kona- Wa
Walter Black
Vanoss
Oklahoma
Making Wine at Home Becomes Prohibited Under War Time Act
Chicago report notes that home wine making violates the war time prohibition act and carries heavy penalties. Wayne B. Wheeler of the Anti-Saloon League warns that despite old allowances, current law imposes strict penalties and a $1000 tax if state law is also violated.
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Chicago
Wayne B. Wheeler
Washington, D. C
Anti-Saloon League of America
League
Mr. Wheeler
Summers Chapel Revival Continues After Sunday Rain
A heavy rain and northerday followed a revival meeting at Summers Chapel where attendees report the sermons are first rate. The text ends with an expression of sorrow over an unnamed event.
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Hanan
Walek
W. L. Douglas Shoes
Manhattan
Madras
Oxfords
Ada
Luther Bard
Groner Kent
Atkins
Ark
Luther Kent
Don Ruak
L. D. Haskins
Rev. Bonds
Mrs
Ernest Donnigan
Clarence Mims
Worstell
S. R. Barnett
Rush Springs
Okla
Lee Smith
West Main Street
Velour
Ada&c
Society Brand
Steedman
Rebekas and Odd Fellows
W. E. Harvey
Ford Sales and Service
East Main
Congress
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Summmers Chapel
Tomers
Moser’s Dept. Store
Stauffer’s Business College
East Main Street
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