Kansas Youth Conference Honors Effort and Heritage
Chancellor Lindley urged Kansas boys to pursue daily victories through supreme effort and steady work. He told of a famed acrobat who trained four years before revealing his act, and praised courage, confidence, and the memory of past successes as fuel for achievement. Dean Rogers and Dean Dyer addressed delegates from diverse groups, and the banquet on Robinson Gym floor drew about 900 students with skit entertainment and a rousing toastmaster.
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Lindley
Robinson Gymnasium
Kansas
John Ro Dger
University
M. U
Dyer
James Taylor
Wichita
Colored ‘Boys
David New
Washburn
Emmet Lowery
Chilocco
Okla
Harold. Mackay
Operlin
Neemedy
Déan Dyer
Lawson Ted «Shultz
J. E. Halton
Ed Shultz
Migs-Vera Neely
Eho
Harding Memorial Week Observed in Kansas
George Kanavel of Sedgwick named state chairman of the Harding Memorial Association Kansas. Governor Davis chairs by appointment. December 9 to 16 urged for memorial programs by religious civic fraternal and business groups to honor President Harding and support erection of a mausoleum.
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Topeka
Kan.j
George! Anavel
Sedgwick
Kan
Een
Harding Memorial Association
Kansas
4 M. Davis
Goolidge
Kanavel
Kaneas
Harding
Davis
Pol F 1 Memorial Association
Kansan Murder Arrest Report From Verd on December Dispatch
A garbled text fragment references a Kansan killed and arrests connected to a December event. It mentions Robert and Paul with monetary theft allegations involving farmers and Verd on a dispatch. No clear names, dates, or locations are consistently readable.
Demand Heavily Higher Prices for Killing Cattle in Kansas City
Kansas City markets show strong demand for killing cattle despite Thanksgiving, with steers up 25 to 60 cents from a week ago and top fed steers at 10.75 for the week. Beef cows and calves also rise, hog prices slide early but finish higher, and sheep prices edge up with a top of 12.75. Cattle receipts reach 35,000 head plus 9,200 calves. hogs 61,000. sheep and lambs 20,000. Chicago wheat gains amid light selling as December contracts climb to about 1.04 and May to around 1.09, with corn and oats also firm.
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Kansas City
Market News Service
United States Department of Agriculture
Chicago Grain Market, Co
Chicago
Jookey
Chicago Livestock Market Report Highlights Higher Hogs and Cattle
U S Department of Agriculture wire reports hogs about 10 cents higher with bulk 180 to 226 pounds averaging 6 90 to 7 10. Butchers 249 to 275 pounds mostly 7 25 to 7 20 top 7 25. Sows 6 65 to 6 85. Cattle for week show fed steers and stockers 25 to 50 cents higher, vealers 1.00 to 1.25 higher. bulk beef steers 8 40 to 10 75. Sheep market steady. fat lambs 50 to 75 cents higher, top fat lamb 13 25, top feeding lambs around 12 65. Kansas City livestock: week shows killing steers and yearlings 25 to 60 cents higher. cows canner higher, best heavy steers and calves strong, short feds 7 50 to 9 50, yearlings 7 60 to 9 50.
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Bologna
Chicago
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Eek
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Department of Agriculture
Kansas City Grain Prices Hold Steady Across Wheat and Corn
Wheat prices listed for various grades range from 1.01 to 1.24 dollars per bushel with No 2 dark hard at 1.24 and No 3 dark hard at 1.23. Corn shows minor changes with No 12 white 70 to 71 cents and No 2 yellow 72 to 73 cents. Other grains include rye 65 cents, barley 57 to 57 1/2 cents, kaffir at 1.85 dollars, and maize at 1.50 dollars.
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Kansas City
Grain and Bond Quotes and College Notes
Wheat and corn prices show mixed shifts at Kansas City, with Dec bids around 934 and July near 1.02 as plateaus emerge. Eggs and poultry hold steady in the same market round, while Liberty bonds display varied 4 1 4 and 3 1 2 percent levels. Business College notes report Thanksgiving vacation and staff movements, including Pauline Ketchum’s new role and Ewing opening a public accounting office in Kansas City.
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Business College Notes
Pauline Ketchum
Kansas City Sales Co
Scarrett
Howard Taylor
First State Bank
White Cloud
Kansas
A.B. Ewing
Continental
Kansas City
Ewing
Business College
Three Crewmen Held Over Mail Sack Theft Plot Aboard Mongolia
Three crew members were brought back from Hamburg aboard the Minnekahda as part of an alleged plan to rifle mail sacks on the liner Mongolia. The theft scheme came to light when opened sacks floated on the Elbe and were examined. A literary notice follows about a church event featuring Miss M Beryl Buckley.
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New York
Mongolia
Hamburg
Elbé
Christmas Eve Program At Glenn School Details
Glenn Greenwitd Valley School plans an evening program and social on December 14 with Miss Margaret La Mont as teacher. The event includes a Christmas Eve focus and special music led by Mrs. W. H. Glenn.
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Greenwitd Valley
Margaret la Mont
Hedger McClanahan
Lecompton
Frank McClanahan
Grover
B. F. Glenn
Topeka
Mel
Boyd Scott
Wayne Morris
Leo Moore
Ferry
Henry Riley
George Claar
Rosemary Glenn
Doris Farr
Ernest Brown
Grace Parrish
Thelma Baker
Tommy
Elmer Robison
Irene Brown
Dorothy Farr
Irene Parrish
Esther Kettering
Marguerite Farr
Rose Parrish
Oneta Glenn
Flay
Watermellon
Glenn
Dora Black
McLouth
Henry Bahnmaier
Harry Wulfkuhle
Stull
W. B. Glenn
Lecompton Community Notes Amid Church Activities
Last Thursday in Lecompton, Mrs Virginia McCall cared for her mother while her sister attended a Methodist dinner. Glenn school planned vacation days, and church services at Glenn drew 48 attendees. District Superintendent Zook will visit Glenn Church soon for quarterly conference and a pageant is set for Tuesday night. Greenwood Valley school will observe Thanksgiving Day as a vacation day.
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Lecompton
Virginia McCall
Hedger. McClanahan
Glenn School
Sinclair Oil ‘Company
W. H. Giants
Robinson
Gorge
M ‘ Wood Valley
Margaret la Mont
D. Tenpenny
Bertha Lee
Glenn
Belvoir
Will Brown
Ira Kettering
Vester Robison
John -Mat' Ney
Walter’ Brown
John’Mat Ney
D. Messrs
Russel Johnston
Edger Williams
Haee James
Babbitt
James
Mr. Johnston
Johnston
Williams
Istrict
Zook
Glenn Church
Topeka
Card of Thanks for Paul Edmund
Mr and Mrs Paul Jshanning express gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness and floral offerings during the illness and death of their beloved son Paul Edmund.
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Paul Edmund
Paul Jshanning
Birthday Dinner Honors Mrs Warfield at 7 O Clock
Mrs Edward Hawkins hosted a birthday dinner in honor of Mrs Jack Warfield with pink and white roses and Thanksgiving themed decorations. Mrs Warfield received a silver tray as a gift. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Jack Warfield and several couples.
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Edward Hawkins
Jack Warfield
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Epi
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Wanter
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Verdon
Wall Street
Shorts
Norfolk and Southern
American Woolen
New Orleans
Liberty ,Bonds
Liberty
U. S. Government
M. Beryl Buckley
the Baptist Church
Carter Tire:and Battery Co
The
Red Ball Transfer Co
Grover Sturgess
Silverthorne
Maag
Farrar
Atlanta
Baptist Tabernacle
Wesley Methodist Church
Geraldine Farrar
City
Furl the
Universal Car
C. W. Smith
Authorized Sales and Services Agency
Cleveland
Ohio
Citizens State Bank Die
Bond
Lawrence
Bowersock Mill & Power Co
Robinson Gym
Sousa" Bank
Round Corner Drug
K.A
Fraser
School of Fine Arts
SkofStads
Law
Bether
Lawrence Nations Bank
Lawrence, Kansas
Marvel Graham
Lawrence Milling & Elevator Company
Buick
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