Wheat and livestock markets report across Chicago and Kansas City
Grain and livestock features from Chicago and Kansas City outline mixed wheat trading with gains on some months and declines on others, while corn and oats followed wheat trends. Chicago hogs and cattle show uneven activity with steady to higher bids. Kansas City livestock and grain values reflect regional demand, with reported prices for wheat, corn, oats, and hay across multiple classes.
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Chicago
Taly Re
Kansas City
Kansas
Apri
Nhite
Varnum Races Prep as City Teams Train
The city’s elementary schools gear for the Varnum relay races on Friday May 1 at Kansas Memorial Stadium. Runners are coached by Elmer Schaake for Quincy, Olin Ball for Lincoln, and John Clauser for Pinckney junior high. Meanwhile Greenwood Valley holds a dinner and program at noon as districts Baldwin 41 and Rostcre plan term completes.
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Greenwood Valley
Baldwin
Purebred cattle going to markets across the nation
Washington April 22 Associated Press farmers in 45 states report most purebred livestock now goes to the dinner table rather than staying on farms. About 67 percent of purebreds are sold for meat, with 41.8 percent of cattle, 75.1 percent of swine, and 2.6 percent of sheep slaughtered. Dairy cattle cost more to raise. purebreds are deemed more profitable.
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Washington
Associated Press
Bureau of Animal Industry
Bureau
Nebraska
U S Troops Withdraw From Ceiba Honduras
Washington April 22 The landing detachment of 165 officers and men from the light cruiser Denver has been withdrawn from Ceiba Honduras. The withdrawal followed the arrival of Honduran government troops to reinforce the port. A Ceiba dispatch said revolutionists near Ceiba were likely to be dispersed soon after federal troops defeated them Monday night. Captain Jeffers of the Denver ashore Monday at the request of President Barahona and Ceiba authorities to protect foreign lives and property.
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Denver
Ceiba
Honduras
Walter
Jeffers
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Baraharona
Sweden Mostly at Home As Foreigners Stay Low
A report from Sweden's royal statistics bureau shows a population of about 6.0 million with 9.0 million holding Swedish nationality. Approximately 780,000 native Swedes live abroad, including 625,000 in the United States. The foreign born count within Sweden is about 57,832, less than one percent, and 99 percent belong to the Established State Church.
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Stockholm
Associated Press
Sweden
Royal Bureau of Statistics
United States
Canada
Norway
Denmark
Finland
King Alfonso Voices Spain Support for Military Directory
Paris reports King Alfonso of Spain praised the military directory saying Spain’s government is stable and that only a handful of politicians oppose it. He warned of the danger from parliamentary parties and outlined plans for a patriotic union to support the regime.
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Paris
Associated Press
Alfonso of
Spain
Jerome
Jean Tharaud
France
Primo de Rivera
Primo de Rivers
Alfonso
The
Patriotic Union
Actso
Italy
Davidson brothers and two women face charges after Kansas City raid
Elmer Davidson and his brother Ed pleaded guilty to a liquor charge in North Lawrence police court and were sentenced to sixty days in jail and a $100 fine. A flask of whiskey was found in a borrowed, stolen car during the arrest near North Lawrence. The two women testified to one man's drinking but said he seemed not intoxicated. Ed Davidson faced a pending liquor charge. the women were released.
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Elmer Davidson
Kansas City
Lawrence
North Lawrence
Ed Davidson
Douglas
Elmer> Davidson
Lighting standards to protect schoolchildren eye health
The National Committee for the Prevention of Blindness will mail to superintendents of large school systems a lighting code for school buildings. It aims to educate teachers nationwide on proper illumination as studies show twelve percent of American school children have deficient vision.
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New York
Associated Press
National Committee For the Prevention
United States
Manfishing Revival Spurs Angler Fun Trend
Anglers revive sport of manfishing, fishing for the joy of the activity. Bath area enthusiasts pursue leisurely fishing sessions, promoting community involvement and sport culture.
Bath angler sets record with human fish catch
Dr Charles Begg, famed angler, renewed the old time ‘manfishing’ stunt by landing Albert Canzing in 7 minutes 35 seconds at Bath swimming tanks using a ten foot rod. Begg’s feat beats his 18 year old record by exactly one minute while Canzing also acted as the “sh.” The item notes women’s work through womanhood to motherhood and common backaches and headaches.
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Ed Press
Bath
Charles Begg
Albert Canzing
Canning
Remarkable Demand Follows Lydia E Pinkham Medicine
Local readers applaud Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy restoring health and vitality amid widespread nervousness and derangement. Women tell other women of renewed joy in living, fueling strong demand for this popular medicine. The Hebrew is noted as the oldest written language.
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Lydia
Pinkham
America
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