Wheat Markets Fall Amid Rain Delays and Slower Export
Chicago and Kansas City markets show wheat prices slipping on continued rains benefiting winter crops, weak export demand, and downbeat stock and hog markets. Corn and oats fall with firm hog values, while futures in May and July drift lower. observers note limited cash demand and a choppy Wall Street close. A Kansas City report adds lighter cattle and hog receipts with mixed price movement as the day ends.
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Liverpool
Sterling “Exchange
Duluth
Minneapolis
Guy Ag
Kansas City
Engel elected to Santa Fe board at annual meeting
Edward J. Engel of Chicago was elected a director of the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Company to fill a vacancy from John W. Davis resignation. Three other directors were reelected. Stockholders approved purchase and lease of three subsidiaries including Grand Canyon Railway line and Salina and Santa Fe road. W B Storey presented annual report. Price Waterhouse auditing firm chosen for 1925 accounts.
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Topeka
Kan
Edward J. Engel
Chicago
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Company
John W. Davis
Santa Fe
Edward J. Berwind
New York
Andrew C. Jobes
Kansas City
Grand Canyon Railway Company
Grand Canyon
Williams, Arizi
Salina and
Salina
Osborne
Kansas
California Southern Railroad ‘Company
Rice
Ripley
W. B. Storey
Hisar
Price, Waterhouse and Company of New York
War on bootleggers in optometry causes mail refusals
Augusta Kansas April 24 optometrist W E Erwin confronted postal authorities over his campaign against bootleggers in glasses selling without testing. He refused advertising mailers with a return to sender note, calling not to patronize crime, sparking talk of potential postal law violations. Also notes tennis boom in Britain and local events including a gospel service, a marriage, and a historic county clerk fact.
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Augusta
Kan
W. E. Erwin
Ed Postoffice
Erwin
Postes
London
Associated Press
Plans Grain Pooling in Kansas Across Five-Year Plan
Directors of the Kansas Cooperative Wheat Marketing Association and the Kansas Wheat Growers Association will begin field work on April 27 to recruit new members for a five-year grain pooling plan. Officials mobilized field men and local leaders across eastern districts into three western districts. Counties to be covered include Cheyenne Rawlins Decatur Norton Sherman Thomas Sheridan Graham Wallace Logan Gove Trego Greeley Wichita Scott Lane Ness Rush Hamilton Kearney Finney Hodgeman Stanton Grant Haskell Gray Ford Morton Stevens Seward Meade Clark. President C. E. Cox, fresh from a western speaking tour, will spend days in each district. Farmers show rising interest in orderly marketing.
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Kan
Kansas Cooperative Wheat Marketing Association
Kansas Wheat Growers’ Association
Eastern Association
Cheyenne
Rawlins
Decatur
Norton
Sherman
Thomas
Sheridan
High Salmon Fishing Costs in Scottish Private Waters
London reports rising expense for salmon fishing in private Scottish waters. The River Spey stock fell to about 309 fish this season from a normal ~2,000. A sportsman reportedly paid 850 dollars weekly for a single rod, fished five weeks, and caught one salmon valued at 1 750 dollars.
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London
Associated Press
Spey
Investigator to Probe Circumstances in Texas Chiavcago
Assistant State Attorney John S. Barnharo announced an inquiry into the circumstances surrounding the last illness of Nelson Men Read the Market Basket in Texas Chiavcago.
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Chivcago
John S. Barnharo
Nelson Men
Obituary for Mrs. Sarah White Newby of Lawrence Kansas
Mrs. Sarah White Newby born April 7 1849 in Stark County Ohio died aged 76. She moved from Ohio to Kansas in 1870 living near Tonganoxie then Lawrence since 1881 at 1025 New Jersey St. Survived by children Mrs Richard O McGee Mac Alva E Newby Oscar L Newby Mrs W W Russ and Elmer P Newby plus brothers Robert L White and Samuel E White. She cared for family and neighbors and joined Christian Church after marriage. She was praised as a devoted Christian wife mother sister and friend reflecting quiet inward virtue.
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Kansas
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Thomas Franklin Newby
Lawrence
New Jersey Street
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Kansas City
Mac
Alva E. Newby
Topeka
Oscar L. Newby
W. W. Russ
Elmer P. Newby
St. Anthony
Ida
Robert L. White
Long Beach
Calif
Colorado Springs
Colo
Lfe
Christian Church
Physics class attends Kansas engineers exposition at KU
The senior physics class visited the K U engineers exposition in Lawrence last Friday. After a picnic lunch, the class and Prof and Mrs Roy Knapp attended the comedy A Full House.
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K. U. Engineers’ Exposition
Lawrence
Roy Knapp
Lawrence high school activities and notices summary
Senior class reports include campus cleanup, a physics lesson on electric waves, and radio parts discussion. The English IV class studies Articulation Exercises and Columbus by Joaquin Miller. Edgar Lancaster returns after seven weeks ill. The Loyalty club fundraiser for El Bandido yields 80.60. Drama practices for Colonels Maid ongoing with coach Knapp. May 2 performance planned. Various faculty and student movements and visits noted. Next Wi CG T U meeting May 1. Frank Baughman visits from Kansas City.
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el Bandido
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Glenn
Wester Robinson
Irene Slavens
Federal court docket fills with car theft cases
In Topeka Kansas April 25 federal courts see rising suits over interstate transportation of stolen cars. Judge John C. Pollock of Kansas City critiques the law for punishing transport rather than theft, urging state courts handle car theft prosecutions. Also notes Mrs Julia Fullerton of 1122 Kentucky Street in serious condition.
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Kan
Elmer A. Rork
John
C. Pollock
United States District Court
Tthe- Horton
Rork
Chicago
John C. Pollock
Ofansas City
Kant
Pollock
Julia Fullerton
Kentucky Street
Card of Thanks and Memorial Hospital Mention
Mrs Fullerton suffered a broken hip about three weeks ago and yesterday became very ill at Memorial hospital. We sincerely thank friends and relatives for kindness and sympathy during the sickness and death of our beloved husband and father along with the beautiful floral offerings from Mrs Mary Schehrer and family.
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Tion
Memorial Hospital
Mary Schehrer
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