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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1926
Page
7
Market news reports total production around 240 million bushels vs 208 million available. Chicago futures opened flat to down slightly, showed modest gains later, with hogs active and output firming. Cattle and lamb markets mixed with steady to higher pricing. Kansas City notes uneven gains in livestock and steady grain prices across futures and cash bids.
Record of prices for eggs poultry and hogs with wheat corn oats and other grains in local markets. Includes government bond quotes with Liberty Bonds and Treasury securities listed for April 22 in New York.
Stocks fell sharply amid growing business uncertainty with motors hit hardest as production pace and earnings concerns weighed. Woolworth, General Electric slid eight points. Allied Chemical, United States Rubber and others declined. New York Central, Ohio rails recovered slightly. volume about 1,750,000 shares.
Linwood community updates cover quiet school elections with W. A. Boyes elected to the high school board and John Parry re-elected to the grade school board. The high school votes approved a 20 by 40 foot building for vocational agriculture and manual training. Local families move, visitors arrive from Lawrence and Aurora, and A. T. Meinke expands the Linwood telephone exchange. A school play, Professor Pep, drew a large audience, with praise for the students and staff. The region mourns the Deaths of Mrs. Rudolph Mauth and others connected to Cole. A Salina fiddler, Jackson Baker, displays classic tunes. Dr. George W. Martin of biology at Washington University joins the Hays teachers college cadre.
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