Wheat market edges with hedging and export pace
Kansas August report shows light outside trading leaving most wheat movement to regular trade. Harvest average but below last year. hedging difficult leading to price concessions across deliveries. September to later months shifted, rallies followed lower prices from profit taking. Export movement fair but not large. government Spring wheat region output below expectations. Total wheat crop around 805 million bushels. carryover down 20 million. Corn outlook mixed with hot weather risk. oats prospects show yields below estimates though quality improved but many poor-grade oats pressuring prices.
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Kansas
Stason
Vis
Ible
Old Settlers Reunion in Oskaloosa Delights Crowd
The Old Settlers' Reunion in Oskaloosa closed as one of the most successful and enjoyable events. Agt band under Supt J W Trusdale impressed with a large program, ball games daily, and a grand pageant featuring 150 Alexis participants. Governors and local officials attended, with numerous visitors from Lawrence, Topeka, and nearby towns.
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Old Settlers
Supt. J. W. Trusdale
Curtis Patrick
Frank ‘Leach
Mel Brown
Meredith
Robt
Daryl Meredith
Keirs
Dom Fie
Don Huddleston
Don Rice
Daryl ‘Bliss
Rev
Almon
Mr. Brunk
Dan Fauber
Kenneth Chapman
Lloyd Rogers
B. P. Davis
Virginia Davis
Taina
Ned Rice
Ahdberg
Sharp
Gene Keers
Fern
Rawford
Fae Brock
Legh ‘Wellman
Velma Snellgrove
Chas Deckeralto
Ralph Stewart
Ernest Hagendoffer
Lewis True
Albert Harvey
Henry Kramer
Sergeant Minear
Mt. Leavenworth
Kramer
Minear
Gov. Allen
Fred Jackson
Dan Anthony
Alexis
Colonial Club
St. Patrick
Waugh
Acaton Domestic
American ‘Legion
Maxvin
Snyder
Tom Davis
Don Dewey
Mildred ‘Nickum
Sterling
Kan
Ed Obrien
Yellowstone Park
Terry Gaskill and
Lawrence
Thed Ira
Rebecca +Worswick
Worswick
Gaskill
Oskaloosa
Maria Hall
Lizzie. Sable
Robert Sable
Glenn Ellen
Florida
Hermon Norgren
Olesburg
Kans
Claude Wendel
C. F. Needham
Waldron
Ark
F. 4. Roberts
Needham
Calif
Will Wiley
Isdaé. Quackenbush
Topeka
Edith Stanley
J. W. Trusdale Igy
Clarence A Helen| Prather
Council Grove
Joe Martin
Indiana
Chas
Neal
Leavenworth
Frank Gregg
North Gedar
Frank Insley
Liberty
Jank Housh
Kansas City
Martha Tedrick
EB. C. Thorp
Lyndon
Jack Trisbie
Walter Pennington
J. M. Pennington
Alice Adams
Roy Sellars
Tytssell
Decker
Loy Hawk
Hil Mitchell
Nannie Wilson
Balle Klingensmith
George Patterson
Rena Tees
Mattie Neis
Budora
Fred Smith
Roy Grayson
Gardner
Frank Hosford
Golden Home
James Spurlock
Mary
James White
Holton
Annie Buch
Meta Duprey
Hutchinson
Judge Rames
Louise Gephart
Emmet Gardner
Brunk
Atchison
Mary Low
Wiletta Low
Winchester
Coleman's
Fannie Ronin
Ozawkie
Davies
Valley Falls
Alvin Griffits
Martha Blevins
Lyndon, Mo
Clarence Fairchild
John Hauf
Atchison 'S County
Chicago and Kansas City Livestock and Grain Market Wrap
Chicago and Kansas City markets show cattle and hogs with mixed to higher quotes. Beef steers at Chicago strong to 15 cents higher, hogs unevenly higher, cattle and grain futures with Chicago and Kansas City closes and wheat and corn prices noted.
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Chicago
Kansas City
Mystery at the pond hints hidden clue
Antony and Bill suspect Cayley hid something important in the pond after a recent drag job. They plan to watch for the inspector’s findings and may confront Cayley if nothing is found. Tension rises as they prepare to stake out the office at three.
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Chatingea
Antony
Bill
Cayley
Silt
Tan
Hobart Unn
The Window Clue Unveiled in a Clouded Case
Antony and Bill investigate Cayley Gillingham's room seeking hidden actions. They deduce Cayley opened a window and shut the door to hide the act, concluding the suspect fled through the window as the sunlit shadow moved across the wall. The discovery shifts their theory of the escape.
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Cayley
Bill
Antony
Bil
Antony Hay
Hoy
Mr. Cayley
Mr. Gillingham
Sunday School Picnic Unites Saline Valley Homes
The Saline Valley Sunday School Association held a May reunion at Meatest er's Grove ten miles north, drawing Sunday schools from fifteen miles around. Big army trucks brought pupils from several districts while many denominations were present. An afternoon concert and speeches followed the picnic.
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Russell
Saline Valley Sunday School Association
Meatester’s Grove
Here
Drowning at Smoky Hill River Near Abilene
In Abilene a man identified as Ligyd Taylor 15 drowned after wading with two companions in the Smoky Hill river Lloyd stepped into a hole and sank while the unskilled swimmer could not help. Prompt pulmotor treatment failed to revive him.
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Abilene
Taylor
Smoky Hill
Lloyd
Youngest G A R member seeks national encampment reservation
Des Moines Iowa August 4 Warren D Second of New Rochelle New York claims to be the youngest Grand Army of the Republic member. He writes the convention bureau to reserve a place at the national encampment in Des Moines September 24 to 28. Second states he was born June 1850 and challenges the West to produce a younger man.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Warren
New Rochelle
N. Y
Grand Army of the Republis
Convention Bureau
Rich in the South Solomon Godell Hotel Magnate
Joe Godell, once a local youth, has risen to hotel magnate status in the South. Reports say he recently bought a hotel in El Paso for about $500,000 and holds interests in properties in Dallas Fort Worth Mobly and Cisco, Texas.
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South
Joe Godell
el Paso
Dallas
Ft. Worth
Mobly
Cisco
Texas
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Warren D. Second
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