Wheat market moves amid frost and mixed crops notes
Chicago reports wheat prices strong on Winnipeg and frost fears. Canadian weather forecasts lift markets while US hogs and cattle show varied bids. Kansas City and Colorado grain and hay prices rise modestly amid steady to higher feed costs.
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Winnipeg
Alberta
Minneapolis
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Kansas City Hay Market
Kansas Ci
Timothy
Saturn
Kansas
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Market Wrap and Grain Prices Amid Market Rally
Eggs and poultry values listed with receipts and yields. New potatoes priced at 2.50 to 3.00 per cwt. Government bond quotes shown for Liberty and U S Treasury issues. Wall Street opened higher after Gary death news, with rail and high priced issues leading the rally, total volume around 1.75 million shares.
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Chivara
Ang. Lo
U. S
Wall Street
New York
F. H. Gary
United States Steel Corporation
Rails
du Pont
U. S. Steel
Bangor & Aroostook
Soo
Chesapeake & Ohio
Gulf, Mobile & Northern
Peoples Gas
Woolworth
Loose Wiles Biscuit
De Soto News Roundup Of Local Visits And Tragic Death
De Soto notes detail visits by Miss Mae Gordon to Kansas City and Overland Park, Mrs. Daisy Nowell’s new job in Kansas City, and various residents traveling to Lawrence Lane and Kansas City. The community mourns the accidental electrocution of Billy Morse at age 26, a radio and electricity enthusiast, with funeral services held at his home and notices of relatives.
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Mae Gordon
Kansas City
Overland Park
Daisy Nowell
Telephone Central
Frank Rhodes
Lawrence
Guy V. Longstreth
Charles Hiddleston
R. Hiddleston
Alin Nenor
E. Chambers
Russell
Spearfish
Ralph Hiddleston
F. E. Chambers
W. E. Bowling
Prairie Center
Chambers
Russello
Hiddleston
Donald Martin
Louisburg
John Whitelaw
Eleanor Whitelaw
Georgia Minor
de Soto
I. T. Martin
Virginia
Lane
Kan
TD. C. Whitaker
Elizabeth Whitaker
Whitaker
Martin
Gilfillan Bros. ‘Inc
West Penaway
Paul A. Holley
Jarboe Street
Richardson
Bill
Morse
Net
W. W. Holyfield
Guy W. Longstreth
Arthur Blay
Orville Chambers
Texas
D. Chambers
P.O. Luther
Albert Luther
Dorothy Watson
Charles Delahunt
Olathe
John Davison
Althea Davison
John
Beulah
Johny
Eva Dickinson
Oakland
Calif
B. T Taylor
Taylor
J. F. Foley
Baldwin
Howard Phillips
Emporia
R. W. Phillips
Maxine
Mildred de
De Soto Burial Highlighted by Morse Family Loss
The obituary notes burial in De Soto cemetery for William Morse and lists numerous relatives and out of town mourners from Kansas City and Ottawa. It also records visits from many friends and neighbors, plus updates on illness and community happenings including club events and local nominations for a Florida Cuba trip.
New Liquid Fly-Foon Kills Insects
Remarkable growth in liquid insecticides for homes. A new product Fly-Foon promises sure permanent death to moths mosquitoes roaches and ants. It acts quickly remains longer in air due to higher specific gravity and leaves a brief lilac odor. Available at drug grocery and hardware stores with a free Fly-Foon Hand Sprayer on purchase.
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Dalton week program and singing groups announced
A station schedule lists a Dalton week with cooking schools at 10:43 and 10:44 a m each day, and Dalton trine performances with ensembles led by Wren, Nadine Cox Milliken, Robert Young, Vena Bolin, and others. Ads for Golden Beer and Shaefer Pen Sets appear, with Rankin's Drug Store promoting supplies.
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Mitchell
Federal Radio Corporon
Dalton Tric
Len Wren Erisemiyia
Charles W. Thomas
Bari
Robert Young
Denny
Wren Ensemble
Nadine Cox Milliken
Soprate
Datton Trina
Vena Bolin
Jenny Wren
Oread
Datton Trin
Spoomsock Mills & Power Co
Two Happy Homes Praise Lydia E Pinkham Compound
Mrs. Goldie Shoup of St Joseph Michigan and Mrs J Storms of Paterson New Jersey report improved health after using Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound. They describe being run down and unhappy before, and say their renewed strength helps them run their homes and support their families. The letters promote the product as a path to better health and happiness.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Goldie Shoup
St. Joseph
Mimois
Irs
J. Storms
Lane Street
Paterson
N. J
Kansas National Guard units drill at Camp Whitside
On August 15 Junction City Kansas AP reports the 137th Infantry and 114th Cavalry began day one at Camp Whitside with company and troop drills under canvas. The 35th tank company from St Joseph brought five tanks for combined training with infantry. The 113th Iowa cavalry joined later, planning a maneuver with Kansas units as Brig Gen Charles I Martin assumes command.
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Kay
137Th Infantry
114Th Cavalry
Kansas National Guard
Camp Whitside
3Dth
35Th
St. Joseph
113Th
Towa
Fort Riley
Kansas
Charles I. Martin
69Th
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