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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1943
Page
7
For sale Home Comfort range in excellent condition and a wine colored living room suite with rug and pad. Also multiple beds dressers tables and baby items. Orna items include Guernsey bulls stoves and various rugs. Rent ads for apartments and rooms plus real estate and used car listings. Contact numbers in Elm St 10th Mass VT and other locations.
Markets firmed with stocks higher as grains surged on oats and barley price ceilings. Wheat and rye rose to near highs while cotton, hogs, cattle, and sheep showed varied gains and steady to weaker spots across Chicago and Kansas City trading floors.
The report details arrivals and on track shipments for potatoes with regional price points. It lists U S No 1 and 13 50 class prices for Russet Burbanks and Bliss Triumphs, plus egg and dairy price ranges and poultry figures from Kansas City and Chicago markets.
Government bonds listed as 2218 47-45 at 103.20 and 2 percent 560-55 at 111.21. Grain prices show wheat 1.45, yellow corn 1.05, oats 74. Poultry prices include No. 1 hens 21, springs and broilers 25, cocks and stags 15. Butterfat 149, eggs 140. Hogs 13.20. Local markets today summarize commodity rates.
Rhine and Manhattan families join relatives in Butler Missouri for Thanksgiving dinner with the Garrens Pearson Silvis and others. Mrs. Henry hosts a bridge club with prizes won by Mrs. Morris Miss Nothdorf and Mrs. St. John. John Goss, just entered service at Leavenworth, spent Thanksgiving with his parents awaiting camp assignment. Donald Huddleston arrives from Huntington Beach California to spend the holidays with relatives.
OSKALOOSA Misses Betty Frazier and Wilma Metzger from Topeka were weekend guests of Joyce and Carol McCoy. Miss Arlene Wilson of Lawrence and Sgt. Clinton Ross of Pine Camp New York visited Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Wilson. Thursday dinner guests of Dr. and Mrs. A. G. Smith were their children with covers for Mr. and Mrs. 0. M.
Kansas City cash grain quotes show mixed wheat futures with No 2 dark and hard around 1 61 per bushel and No 2 red near 1 60. Maize price listed at 2 36. Rye and barley prices provided with reported gains and percentages for December contracts. No ceilings data available. white wheat and other grades noted with modest shifts.
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