Musical Bulletin: Christmas Need Music for Satisfaction
A brief note urging that Christmas be complete with music. Emphasizes music as essential to a satisfying holiday.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1928
Page
7
A brief note urging that Christmas be complete with music. Emphasizes music as essential to a satisfying holiday.
Market news from Chicago reports higher prices for fur, wheat, and corn amid scarce first deliveries for December contracts. Weather signals in the corn belt and Argentina unsettled conditions contribute to firmness in wheat. Livestock shows hogs strong to fair, with varied prices for different weights. A jumble of local ads follows, seeking rentals, sales, and miscellaneous items.
Seiler Roofing Co. invites Mr Jones Mr Smith Mr Brown Mr Doe to request estimates for reshingling with Bird and Son shingles noted as durable and insurance reducing. Also offered are roof painting and built up roll roofing. Neighbor references encouraged. Tel 702 843 N. H. St.
Market notes from Kansas City and Chicago show cattle feeds edging higher while fat lambs gain, hogs steady. Prices for hay, eggs, butter, and grain reflect steady demand, with mixed results across beef and sheep markets and a cautious tone in financial markets.
Report notes lower expectations for November statements versus October. The closing was irregular. Tail sales proximate 340,008 shares.
Long local update lists visits and健康 illness among Buck Creek and Chester Buck Creek residents. Families named include Pickens, Gibler, White, Welter, Vausbinder, Perkins, Ellis, Black, Heath, Gloey, Duncan, Beeler, and Mencer. Towns mentioned include Model Topeka Lawrence Lecompton Harveyville and Oskaloosa. Roadster introduced for B F White, rural carrier.
A large crowd attended the Myron Dicker sale on Wednesday at Knowledge Hill, with nearly everything selling well. Lunch was served at noon by the Social Circle Ladies of the North Lawrence M. E. Church. A. H. Gerard of Lawrence acted as auctioneer. Bill Rice brought hogs to market Sunday night for Lee Robertson, with Robertson and Mr. Robertson staying over to attend the American Royal and visiting Mrs. Hornberger and her daughter Wilma of Kansas City. Lawrence visitors Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Stanton were noted, and Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Thiry and children Willard, Alwinna, Herbert, and Donald spent Wednesday evening with his brother.
Knowledge Hill Community club met with Mrs Glinton Viets for a day of quilt block cutting and a noon dinner. Attendees included Mrs Bill Rice Mrs C A Thiry Misa Lula May Thiry Mrs John Canary and Mrs Willard Hartley with plans for a Dec 19 meeting at John Canary home and a Christmas grab bag. Local residents attended the American Royal in Kansas City and trips to Kansas City market described along with farm tasks and substitutions at the school.
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