Wheat and livestock markets mixed on late trading day
Chicago and Kansas City reports show mixed close as wheat rebounded from new lows while corn and oats varied. Hog and cattle futures were uneven with hogs near 10.80 top and cattle around 14.60 for heavies. Weather and overseas notes influenced sentiment, with bearish Canadian northwest signals and ongoing demand from distributing houses.
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Chicago
Argentina
Atlantic
Liverpool
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
U. S. Dept. of Ag
P.ho
Kansas
One Well Per Block For Oxford Drilling Upheld
Oxford Kansas residents voted two to one to repeal a one well per city block restriction. A total of 324 votes supported repeal with 182 against, in one of the area’s heaviest elections. Operators drilling a second well within a block face possible arrest.
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Oxford
Kan
Uhtown
Policeman Killed in Hamburg Gornay Demonstrations
Aug. 25 AP report says a police officer was killed and others injured during communist protests in Hamburg Gornay. Demonstrators barred streetcar lines and attacked police and stores. The off duty officer was dragged from a streetcar, beaten, collapsed, then struck with daggers and clubs. Police returned fire as reinforcements fought to restore order.
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Hamburg
Gornay
Aged wife is strangled by son of the soil in Smyrna
A 90 year old woman, Aiche Hanem, was killed by her 70 year old son in Smyrna Turkey. The suspect Sar ah Baba confessed saying she insulted him for fifty years and he strangled her with his bare hands.
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Smyrna
Turkey
Sarah
Baba
Aiche Hanem
Fly-Tex Ad Highlights Fly Population Risks
A brief ad-style note claims that under favorable conditions a single male and female pair can produce over 50,000,000,000 flies in a season, underscoring the need for Fly-Tex. Distributed for sale nationwide.
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United States
Pleasant Grove Community Notes and Visits
Pleasant Grove reports Leon Martin of Oklahoma City visiting relatives including the Petrie and Dunbar families in Lawrence. Local gatherings include Lawrence visitors with the Stewart family, Wells sale near Knowledge, and church services led by a minister from Topeka. Miss Ruth Johnson played piano, Sunday school lessons featured Gods Promise to David, and the community invites all to weekly services.
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Leon Martin
Oklahoma’ City
C. G. Petrie
Charles Petrie, Jr
Petrie
Walter Dunbar
Lawrence
William Norwine
Emma Ward
I. M. Smith
Chester
Ira Ward
Lawrence Ward
Stewart Boys
Stewart
Frank Borst
McLouth
Ruth Petrie
Ford
Wells
Knowledge
G. Petrie
Henry
Lawrence the Past Few Nights and Mrs. Dunbar
Topeka
Mr. Johnson
Tusic
Misses Johnson
God
David
Ruth Johnson
Local social notes from Lawrence and area residents
Lawrence Ward and Frederick and Glenn Champion led a list of callers to see Roby Stewart in Lawrence this week, with many friends stopping by to keep him from feeling lonely. Other updates include Elmer Weible trucking wheat to market for Petrie and Champion, farm work by the Jones and Nottingham families, and Nellie Church visiting Lottie Eggert. A dynamite accident victim Frank Hassett died at a Leavenworth hospital, while Harrison W. Wellman attended the old settlers' picnic in Oskaloosa. Mrs. Carmen Vanderpool Farr reports on a relative recovering from abdominal surgery in Stormont hospital Topeka, improving but expected not to fully recover.
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Brother Johnson
Mr. Johnson
Susie Holliday
Ralph Stewart
W. C. Stewart
Lawrence Ward
Mc. South
Haltom
Lawrence
Richard Petrie
Paul Sanders
Methodist Church
Brethren Church
Church of the Brethren
Paul
Frederick
Glenn Champion
Ira Ward
Roby Stewart
Roy
Williamson
Oliver Garnér
Tra. Ward
Jones Brothers
Thiry
Eegert
Nottingham
Charles Petrie, Jr
Charles Fultz
Fultz
Elmer Weible
Petrie
Mr. Champion
Russell
Marvin Stewart
Fred Champion
Frank” Champion
Ray Stewart
Russell Stewart
Pucknett
Charles, Stewart
Sherman Holliday
Milford Milter
Oak Ridge
Nellie Church
Leavenworth
Louis Moses
Harrison W. Wellman
Menic
Oskaloosa
Mr. Wellman
Kentucky
Carmen Vanderpool Farr
Stormont Hospital
Topeka
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Danger
Asn
Miss Doran
Michigan
Canadian Northwest
North Dakota
Saskatchewan
Tos
Chicago Livestock
Hay Market
Hay Steady
Timothy
Prairie
Hay
U. S
U.S
Upland Mairie
Peta
Missouri
U. Treasury
Us Treasury Ds
Us. Treasury
Southern Pacific
General Motors
Baldwin
Case
Union Carbide
Wall Street
New York
Mottis
William C. Durant
Louis G. Kaufman
Han City
Atchison Bettervall Luther
Gustateon
Ady
Sacco
Pleasant Grove
Florida
Cube
Lucile
Hoover
Gotham
Dave Simon
the House of
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Lawrence, Mon
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