Market Report Shows Mixed Cuts and Steady Hogs
AP Market Report from Kansas City notes receipts of cattle hogs and sheep with hogs steady to lower as packers resist price gains. Beef and pork demand soft, lamb and goat markets steady to higher with buyers scarce. Wheat and rye futures mirror cautious trading with small gains and broad market weakness evident.
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Prie Hulk
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Texas
Colorado
Arkansas
Kansas City Markets Report From Stork Lady And Cattle Prices
Kansas City market notes show cattle prices steady with strong demand for beef. Reports include 12,000 cattle sold, with Southern Nebraska Kansas cattle up to 49 40 and Colorado steers at 105 to 1 AW, plus lighter weights and various regional lots. Local notes mention Roger Williams selling cattle to Linwood and shipping to Lawrence, with residents attending events and community updates.
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Kansas City
Nebraska
Kansas
Colorado
Prlp
Canal
Oklahoma
Pakke
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New Territory
Washington Creek
Roger Williams
Whitney
Linwood
Lawrence
Henry Beck
Helen
Willis Dunn
Botul
Schoo
Lawrence Lash
Lone Star
Donald Good
Mr. Aml
Ellis Bond
Ruth
Alvin Bond
W. QO. Flore
Rob. West
Law
Fred Flory
Charlie Brown
Clara Creel
Laanorade
R Pe
Rudolph Helstrom
Encouraging Him About a Family Marriage Pact
A fragment from the Buffalo Express notes a dialogue about consent for marriage. The suitor asks if the father would approve while referencing his father's temperament as eccentric. The tone suggests cautious optimism amid parental approval concerns.
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Buffalo Express
Kansas University Football Letters Clouded by Departures
Only about six of the fifteen players who earned football letters last fall are expected to return to the Kansas University team next season. Several seniors have graduated or withdrawn, leaving Bean Olcott to rebuild a squad to face Nebraska. Key veterans likely available at fall practice include Captain Adrian Lindsay, Ren Heath, Jack Frost, Hobart Holt, Wilson, Gillispie, Nielsen, and fullback Wood, with Jus Wilhdews and Stryker possible returns for McCook field.
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Kansas University
Jayhawker
Bean Olcott
Nebraska
Adrian Lindsay
Ren Heath
Jack Frost
Hobart Holt
FB. Wilson
L. Gillispie
Ammandernaid Neilsen
Seliial Ant Wood
Vick Burton
Stryker
Jayhaw
McCook
Olcott
Kansas Jayhawks to run in Drake relay events despite foot strain
Coach WL Omilton announced the Jayhawker track team would send entrants to the Drake relay meet this Saturday at McCook field. Kansas athletes are listed for the mile two mile and four mile relay events with teams to be selected after today’s trials.
Baker Game Preparation by W. O. Mantilian
Lawrence players remain in town over Easter vacation to stay in condition for the games against Chinese University next Monday and Thursday. Coach Baker aims to arrange the contest with careful practice and strategic drills to sharpen the team before the upcoming series.
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Sin
Baker
W. O. Mantilian
Tatnager
Leties
Nk. U
Record thrower Cole breaks world discus mark in 140 ft 5 in
Emporia April 17 reports former Kansas Normal alum Arry Cole, now at Rose Schoolfareal College, shattered the discus world record with a 140 feet 5 inch throw. He previously set the state mark at 129 feet 4 inches.
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Emporia
Kansas
Arry Cole
Nornal al Emporial
Volley Ball Tonight In Union Christians Challenge
A volleyball match is set for tonight between the Christian and Union teams. The game is the second in a series to settle a challenge by Union to tie Christians, aiming to determine the overall winner.
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Yoom. CG. Ay Ev Mitasim
Union B
Six Hogs Sold at Santa Fe Stockyards This Week
Six Hogs brought near 150 dollars at Lone Slax sale day at Santa Fe stockyards, netting nearly 15 dollars per hog. Winners included Star defeating Garret, and Sterufison defeating Dimakin, as the crowd noted close finishes and high spirits.
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Jonuy Mitter
Santa Fe
Journal-World stock advance shields job printing prices
Journal-World has stocked several tons of ledgers bonds and book papers at price increases. With paper costs rising 25 to over 10 percent the chaotic paper market pressures printing customers. The paper house bought stock before year start and now offers protection against further price spikes for standard orders.
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Journal-World
Workt
A Fool Of A Man Spurred By A Smart Woman Remark
A remark suggests that a clever woman can easily outsmart a man. The line reflects social attitudes toward wit and gender roles in a sharp exchange. No additional context or names are provided.
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