Wheat Prices Edge Up as Rust Threat Looms
Market reports from the Northwest note wheat prices rising amid low temperatures that hinder rust spread. Export demand for North American wheat remains strong with about 106000 bushels shifted. Canadian wheat closes firmer. Livestock, barley, and dairy quotes appear in the Chicago and Kansas City markets with varying gains and steady to higher trends across categories.
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Farmers United Live Steel Commission
Kansas City
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Cassina discoveries promise rich flavoring and fuel uses
The article details cassina as a valuable source for flavoring extracts and syrups, notes its suitability as a windbreak, and mentions waste material usable for factory fuel. A center illustration shows a cassina harvest with harvested leaves prepared for processing and extended discussion on commercial prospects and testing results.
Community Notes From Clearfield and Nearby Areas
Mrs Mintie Woers hosted a gathering in Clearfield with neighbors aiding Mrs Breeheisen and family. Families traveled to Kansas City and Lawrence for picnics, Sunday school, and swimming while threshing winds down. Church talks, birthdays, and social visits fill the week as residents report plans and well wishes.
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Mintie Woers
Janie Breeheisen
Tuesey
Mariela Clearfield
Pe Marie Breeheisen
Finmtaohnson
Minnie Beaker
Doin Breeheisen
Hort Babes
Dora
Kansas City
Land Park
Baldwin Atte
Church
Schultz
Minnie Werez
Lawrence
Brechrisen
Alma Breithaupt
Wesley Deckwa
Paul Housoian
Witi
Sturm
Mimi Orneen
William Selzer
Christina
Gee Selzer
Bernice
T. Treife Deay
Helen Selace
Community Notes From a Spotted Reunion
A fragmented Friday and Saturday social roundup mentions visits by Mr and Mrs across several households. Names include Postma Flory Markley Neal Bank Nelson and Fuchs with various friends at homes around Peart Broh and Rurunday.
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Arthur Blane
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Tapeka Wailnes
Sela Markles Maxy Ke
Alda
Ik Krott
Venice
An Flary
Nutfie
Rayaughn
Sunda
Harye Flory
Peart
P. T
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Will Postma. Slatel Fey Flory
Charlie
Markley
Neal Bank
Nelson
Lleyd
Goare Rose
Henry
Landis
John J Charlie Fuchs
T. G. Hiatt
Asa Postma
Tae Georza Markley
Agricultural notes on livestock feed and timber needs
The article discusses spring gains in nvce food, range forage for livestock on desert lands with mesquite and catclaw, and notes on feed quality and growth. It warns of rabies indicators in dogs, mentions timber demand in the South, potash resources in New Jersey, and stable housing and feed requirements for livestock including hens and cattle.
Valley Chapel Community Notices from Lawrence Visitations
Walter Rand called at the Bach eler home Monday. Mrs Mina Hand and Miss Ma vie Schellhorn accompanied Mr and Mrs Wilson Martin to Kansas City Sunday. Walter Boyd and son visited Lawrence Monday morning with the Stidchers family for a community dinner at Lone Star Hall.
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Wiliam Teay
Rey Wise
Bee
Gideon Breithaun
Ory
Wellanes
Goeorge
Phillip Meeder
Merz
Kay Breishaupt
Mikie Vlaustman
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Pier Roepia
Boia Bereich
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Lawrengr
Rainey
Lewis Tansen
Vinland
Grandma Hansen
Sunsterman
al Lawrence
Teasiner
Tiers
Fred
Levanird Hausen
Wima
Wi Beshle
Aldas
Filmer Flory
Will Forth
Atl
John Brohammer
Pearl
Harold
Lawrence Vi
Tallie Hale
Myathur
Mildred
Lilian
George Tochardean
Hiats
Sanders
Cheater
Russell
TG. Hiatt
Hiatt
Borda
Walter Rand
Bacheler
Muga Schellhnorr
Bond
Tts
Lawrence Thesday
Tull
Wilson Martin
Kansas City
Will Punn
Lawrence
Walter Boyd
Sone
Marvin Band
Clottlieb Nieder
Robert Wilson
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Unclear household gathering details and names listed
A garbled OCR fragment lists numerous individuals and couples such as Thur Flory, Mr and Mes, Soteur Markley and Mary Kathe Me, and Mrs Homer Marygird Thoda. It references guests, relationships, and various names in a social gathering context with scattered times and locations, but the text remains incoherent and incomplete.
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Thur Flory
Mes
Soteur Markley
Mary Kathe
Homer Marygird Thoda
Chas
Mhanity
Mr. Bord
Walter
San. Purke
Yianni
Turse Kis
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Nehelikers
Dohurther
Huth
Kenneth Prekert
Was
Aedds
Alis
Marin
Payer
Lan
Winston McNeu
Jence Marsiay
Wallin Boyd
Fragmentary OCR Note Prompts Vigilant Read of Names
The readable text shows scattered names and phrases without clear story. It hints at people and places but no coherent event, date, or outcome can be established from the fragment. The item remains a damaged snippet with uncertain context and details.
Renee Visdlog and Mr Smith Tie Game in Werthiesdaye Event
Readable fragments indicate Renee Visdlog and Mr Smith were involved in a tied outcome at a Werthiesdaye event with unspecified opponents. Further details are not provided in the fragment.
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Renee Visdlog Werthiesdaye Anil
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Mr. Smith
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