Regel Englishmen Face King Jorns Powerful Mercenaries
The Regel Englishmen have grown strong since joining forces with OOP and now confront the Flower of King Jorns powerfully armed mercenaries.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1941
Page
7
The Regel Englishmen have grown strong since joining forces with OOP and now confront the Flower of King Jorns powerfully armed mercenaries.
Classified ads list for sale items and rentals including a Jersey bull, team of horses, furniture, and a six room house. A Saturday church bazaar at 1008 Mass St appears with price 35 cents. Market updates report wheat corn oats soybeans and livestock prices across New York Chicago and Kansas City with open interest and futures figures.
AP reports Dec Wheat prices across grades range from 1.13 to 1.19 in fractions while Corn and Oats show mixed but generally steady shifts. Futures show Wheat for December around 1.1948 and May near 1.1614 as the market values futures from Kansas City.
The Kansas City market lists alfalfa and Prairie potato grades with varied pricing while Chicago traders note potato arrivals on track totals and mixed demand. Wheat and egg markets show price movements and stock market coverage highlights Wall Street’s mixed close amid tax, labor, and geopolitical concerns.
Mrs. Elizabeth Petrie spent Thanksgiving in Lawrence with family. Mrs. Addie Smith Burnam died in Lawrence after illness, funeral at Rumsey's with Rev. Post. survivors include Bert Burnam and children. Mrs. Sam Wilbur died after a stroke. Chester Grange met at the school with one membership applicant. Leland Smith married Miss Owens of Lawrence. Twins born to Mr. and Mrs. Perlea Chritchlow in Perry. Local pastors and residents mentioned, plus harvest delay due to muddy fields and hand-cut corn.
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