Wheat and grain futures move higher amid dust storms and steady cattle markets
Chicago and Kansas City market reports show wheat and corn edging up after early declines as dust storms in the Dakotas and Canada draw attention. Chicago hogs and cattle trade mix with firm to higher prices. grain and hay prices largely unchanged to slightly up across regions with notable activity in milling wheat and dairy-like cattle values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Dakotas
Canada
Duluth
Minneapolis
Canadian Northwest
Izek
International
Nebraska
Lowe
U.S. Dept. of Ag
Flint
Radio Listings Show Diverse Evening of Orchestras and Lectures
A compiled schedule details WEAF and WGY programs among many stations from New York to Chicago and beyond. The listings include university lectures, dance programs, dinner concerts, chamber music, and orchestral broadcasts with numerous named ensembles and locations across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KSD
Louis
WEAF
Statler
RYW
Chicago
Padre o—Binner
KDKA
WHA
Madison
Wis
Des Molines
Ories
Musketeers
WRYC
New York
WCX & Wir
Detroit
Avan
Grams
Anc
If Jesters
Eis Garland
Orchestras
Ibo Aoe Sahonat
Adele Nua
Va ‘Theatre
Carlton Orchestra
KFRU
Columbia
Portland
Waldorf Orchestra
Merrymakers
Deerr Saxenhone
Tiene
Larrett
Wac
Davenport
Ymakers
WTIC
Hartford
Arcadia L
KFI
Los Angeles
Wep
Washington
da Peamese
WCAE
Pittsburgh
William Pean
Kramer
Wrebestra
Hte
Grarge Kent
MWIAQ
WQJ
Skrlark
WOS
Jefferson City
Seiger
Lind
WLW
Cincinnati
Clody Boys
Rocr
Falk Ad Musicale
Leiger
WCCO
Minkeapoliss
Paul
Dininer
Philadelphia
Dream Daddy
Abstaele Readia
WTAM
Cleveland
Rupp
Fea—Public Auditorian
WMEF
Miami Beach
P.jconcert
Enrw
Winnipeg
Uictner
Flumm's Orchestra
WGY
Schenectady
Luna Orch
WEBH
Market rebound leads Wall Street to strong close
The Day in Wall Street shows a sharp recovery with stock prices rising after a wide decline earlier in the month. Gains in Commercial Solvents and major rails, plus advances in Mack Truck, Hudson, and Woolworth, helped lift the market as government bonds dwell. Liberty bonds closed mixed amid ongoing treasury notes activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
New York
Realiz
Mack Truck
Hudson
Ola
Woolworth
Riverside gossip notes mention local visits and events
Mrs G W Shearer returned from Topeka. Several Riverside residents attended Minstrels in Lawrence. Mr Ray Miller of Edora visited Ben Rowing. The Minervian club met with Miss Watt. twenty members attended. Ali Lashmett moved his family to Griesa Lane. The Boomerang plays at the High School auditorium Friday April 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside
G. W. Shearer
Toneka
Ben Koch
Ing
Ler
William Place
Ringer
Edwin Gen
Memorial High
Kansave
Lawrence
Ray Miller
Eudora
Ben
Minervian Club
Misses Watt
Twen Jane
Afi Springer
Loany Qatman
Merian Ingram
Simman's Hospital
Inpana
Riverside P. A
Shearer
Topeka
Ali Lashmett
Mount Hope Nurseries
Operetta Recital Sparks Lecompton High Crowd
The Lecompton high school auditorium hosted an operetta “Sawdust” on Tuesday night with strong praise for Miss Mark Mansfield and Mark Mile of Lawrence. Cast members Raymond Force and Mabel Bertschinger led a lively performance with solid orchestral support and a detailed circus-themed plot. Receipts totaled 80.60 from tickets and concessions, with thanks extended to Nish Bottling Works for stage fixtures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lecompton
Sunyn
Detroit
Will
Mark Mansfield
Mark Mile
Lawrence
Pcornet
Raymond Force
Toby Dunny
Mabel ‘Bertschinger
Sally
Starcezent
Toby
Edgar Lantaster
Alonzo Squeezem
Taylor
Mavid
Alonzo Ueozen
Wilma Glenn
Seth Slimmer
Marybelle Jaybird
Rlc
Reach
Raymond Sanford
Willie Jaybird
Delmar Parrish
Ink
Frank Walter
Dinky Moore
Trish Coleens
Faye McClanahan
Roberta_ Ste Clanahan
Grace Gray
Elsie Laswell
Sunshine
Er Olds
Mary Agnes Walter
Uil Stevens
Ruth Shaffer
Hottentots
Billy Glenn
Vernon Beatty
Howard Hill
Kenneth Matney
Freddie Tindenbrand
McNish
Lecompton Sun item hints at local people and school plans
The clipping notes visits by John Abel and Mr. Metzger from Perry and social calls among Lecompton residents. It mentions next year’s high school principal Oran Smith and the grade school teachers for 1926 27 including Clarence Smith and Mrs P H Ewart with appointments for fifth sixth and third fourth grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fernandina
Florida
Lecompton Sun
Leamer
John Abel
Metzger
Perry
GO. T. Huey
H. A. Davidson
Marion Laswell
G. L.glenn
Jefferson County
Gerald Holloway
S. LE
Topeka
Julia Martin
Hazel Taylor
C. E. Baughman
Pauline
Baughman
Ray Steinmetz
Oran Smith
Emporia
Lecompton High School
Lecompton Burial High School
Clarence Smith
P. H. Ewart
Dora, Black
McLouth
Glenn
Esther Bertschinger
Public Service Board Dismisses Missouri Pacific Branch Plan
The State Public Service Commission dismissed the Missouri Pacific application to build a Mildred to Kincaid branch at the railway’s request. The filing also reportedly withdrawn from the Interstate Commerce Commission. Rock Island gains authorization to close New Cambria station and Santa Fe may replace its regular agent with a resident agent at Lakeview. Paulen’s Bank stockholders meet April 23 to consider withdrawal from the state guaranty fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
State Public Service Commission
Missouri Pacific Company
Mildred
Kincaid
Interstate Commerce Commission
Rock Island
New Cambria
Santa ‘Fe
Lakeview
Paulen
Real Estate Transfers and Local Trials
Real estate transfers include a H Allen to Gus Wolfe for 2800 dollars the north acre of the east 2 acres of the north 4 acres of the south 10 acres of the north 15 acres of the west 19 acres of the N W 1-4 of the S E 1-4 of section 6 township 18 range 20 and other items from Keller to Mole Kinzie to Leftz and Vi Wilson to Hartman. Knoblock trial moved to Emporia for murder of his wife with a change of venue after Coffey county jury attempts failed. Warsaw cabinet resigns with Skrzynski named in the resignation note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Allen
Gus Wolfe
N. W
S. E
William’ Keller
Lewis Mole
Lawrence
William Kinzie
Clyde J. Leftz
Knoblock
Emporia Emporia
Kan
John’ Knoblock
Coffey County
Emporia
Ir. Richardson
Burlington
Coffey” County
Elmer Athey
Warsaw
Count Lloyd W. Coffman
Frederick Alexander Skrzynski
M. Hartman
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Homemakers
A series of testimonials from women across Ohio Michigan and Indiana praising Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound for improving health during pregnancy and motherhood. Mrs Frame Drx of Lancaster Ohio and Sturgis Michigan report better energy improved recovery after childbirth and easier housework while Mrs Eowaan Pre sixg of Sturgia Michigan extols less fatigue and easier labor with continued use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utica
Michigan
Lydia E. Pinkham
Drx‘Dore
Pierre Avenue
Lancaster, Ohio
Sturgis
Lydia B. Pinkham
Forbes
Eowaan
Surprise Ave
Sturgia
Michigans
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Hays
Pi Sons
Arizona
Kansas Cit
Hay Market
Hay Steady
Alfalfa Choice
Unite Press
Patience
Kilbourn Quartette
M. Barnett
Carnencita
Wearf
School of the Air
Ki College Glee Club
Nighthawk Rolte
SECA
WLS
Renist Orchestra
Chagailee Chih
KFAS
Lincoln
WBZ
Springfield
Abel Faneee
Ture League
Dway Concert Company
Eran
Fire Brigade Orchestra
WIAR
Providence
WGN
WLIB
Lytasebal
Cubs
Vite
WNAC
Boston
TNAC
Richmond
Nest ‘Cosby
WEAP
WFAA
WMC
WOAW
WPS
WJY
WGGS
CNRT
Cnrel Sna
CNRV
WCED
WIP
U.P
Government Bonds
Liberty 5
Liberty
Lib- S
Liberty Ltd
Treasury Sts
Ruth Nate
Kansas
Ruth J
Pickensith
Ohne
Sarans
Strange
Mabel Berte Gray
Wayne
Lena Banks
Florer
Neille Slavens
Ited Brethren
Chareh Thurs
Arguerite Carlson
Forest Court
Mypton Grade School
Sea Carganty
Sue Nace Lear
Ruthileen
Josef de Wolff
Louisiana
Harry McCall
Billy
Missouri Pacific
Watkin’s National Bank
Jtownship
Tange
Frank Dindore
Pierce Avenue
Gancarter, Ohi
Walla
Lydia E. Pinkhans
Lancaster
Ohio
Exide Batteries
Goodyear
Fritz Coq
Shimmons Bros
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