Douglas county tuberculosis seal drive near $500 raised
The Douglas County Tuberculosis Association reports close to 500 dollars collected by last night as letters of approval arrive. University girls begin seal sales Monday in the university district and school children will help. Some children vend commercial stickers. buyers are urged to ensure they purchase tuberculosis Christmas seals, not ordinary stickers.
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Douglas County
Red Cross
United States
Tuberculosis Associations
National” ‘Association
Lawrence
Christas
Peggy's holiday shopping finds in local stores
Peggy surveys Thornton's Drug Store for candy jars, Greene's Hat Shop for hats, A. Marks Gift Shop for Fiberloid toilet sets, Bell's Flower Shop for wreaths, Walter's for embroidered handkerchiefs, Weaver's for Heacon blankets, Squire's Studio for greeting cards, Parson's Jewelry for vanity cases, and Eriksen's Furniture for Christmas items. Also notes chocolate boxes at Rapkin's Drug Store and nearby sale items at Brothers Grocery. court hearing mentioned at Topeka Hall.
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Parson’s
Perry
McLouth Banquet Planned and Local Notices
McLOUTH Fathers and Sons banquet set for December 10 in the auditorium. Wagetherly notes show diverse local activity: Breeper attended Wichita bankers meeting as group 1 vice president. Agent Gibson reports brisk business at month end. moving picture machine rented for public entertainments with receipts funding. Nearby, John Moser welcomed a ten pound son and city marshal John Richard appointed. Robert Scott resigns after nine years. Numerous visits among McLouth residents, travels to Lawrence, Topeka, Kansas City. journal notes on aging, health, and holiday preparations. Sam G. Clarke advertises tailored suits. Jumbo Peanuts sold at Rankin’s Drug Store.
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Fathers’ and Sons
BE. C. Breeper
State Bankers’ Association
Wichita
Agent Gibson
L. and
McLouth
Kansas City
Elizabeth McDowell
Stork
John Moser
S.R. Means
Slawson Cottire
Laura Stone
Mary Stone
California
Pearl Hillix
Rosa Bond
Toneka
Jay E. Bond
Murray Egelent
Ruth
Lawrence
Mabel Marker
Larned
Aaron
Marker
H. Kimmel
Trin
McAlester
Oklahoma
Mary
Paul McDonald
Topeka
Harry
Steeper
Edgar Casebier
J. Stockton
Texas
William Stout, Jr
Marcia Gilbert
Addie Gilbert
Thomas Edmonds
Parsons
Ed Edmonds
Wheat Opens Lower on Speculative Selling and Export Hope
Wheat opened lower as speculative selling dominated early trading while a weather drag and light receipts kept a firm tone in corn and oats. News of a Wallace plan for an export corporation cushioned sentiment, with December at 1.04 8 to 1.05 8 and May around 1.10 5-8 to 1.10 3-4 before minor rallies faded at close. hogs and cattle in Chicago trade showed mixed to steady movement, with receipts around 55,000 hogs and 5,000 cattle, while Kansas City markets echoed modest gains for some classes and steady to softer hog values.
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Chicago
Dee
Wallace
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
U. S
Department of Agriculture
Grain prices and mixed feeds quoted in OCR fragment
The OCR fragment lists various grains with prices, including oats, rye, barley, kaffir, milo and maize. It notes oats unchanged to a certain amount, mixed feeds at 68-1-2 to 69, rye at 66, barley 561-2, kaffir 1.30 to 1.55, milo maize 1.45, and white and mixed categories with small price changes.
Market quotes from Kansas City grain and wheat prices
Reading shows dec 1.00 five to eight asked for wheats with May 1.05 one to two asked and July 1.02 three to eight bid. Corn prices quoted dec 69 7/8 to 69 3/4 split asked, May 70 7/8 bid, July 71 3/4 split asked.
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Kansas
City
Market Brief of Farm Prices and Grain Futures
Kansas City and Chicago markets report mixed price levels for hay wood products and grains. Hay receipts steady with Prairie No 1 at 15 to 16 dollars, alfalfa standard 22 to 24, Timothy around 18 to 19, Clover variations. Wheat and corn futures show December values near 1.03 to 1.07 dollars and May around 1.09 dollars for wheat, corn around 0.74 to 0.75, oats around 0.43 to 0.46. Ribs futures around 9.95 to 10.07.
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Kansas City
Kansas
City
Hay
Prairie
Chicago
Lord
Kansas City Market Report Dec 1 Notes Prices
Kansas City Missouri market rundown showsEyes one certify tower firsts 46 select ed .58 butter butterfat and poultry unchanged amid wholesale trading.
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Kansas City Produce
Kansas City
Eyes One
Liberty Bonds Closing Values in New York
Liberty bonds closed with noted prices for several series including 3 1-2s at 99.29, first 4s at 98.8, first 4 1-4s at 98.12, second 4-1-4s at 98.9, third 4-1-4s at 99.8, fourth 4 1-4s at 98.10, and U S Government 4 1-4s at 99.17.
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New York
Liberty Bonds
U. S
Wall Street Gains After Early Irregularity On News
Stock market turned up after an initial irregular session as selling tied to foreign news and profit taking cooled. Several new high records were set by dividend paying railroads and specialty shares. Volume about 1,300,000 shares. An advertisement notes a $90 Singer Sewing Machine now $50 and razors and brushes at Barber's Drug Store 910 Mass.
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Wall Street
New York
Singer Sewing Machine
Dixon’s
Mass
McHenry Family Reunion Amid Thanksgiving Gatherings
Mr and Mrs W G McHenry hosted a Thanksgiving reunion with Clarence and family Miss Geneva from Kansas City Ernest and family Roy Lobb and Miss Mary McHenry Dwight Seybold and family planning to winter in California The grade school Thanksgiving program delighted parents and patrons in a full auditorium Dr Milton Cain expanded his equipment with an electro therapeutic cabinet Miss Jenny V Berry Kansas City MAHS 722 visited a week Milton Babe Blair and family Chanute and Mrs Minnie Dins-
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Glarence
Geneva
Kansas City
Ernest
Roy Lobb
Mary . McHenry
Dwight Seybold
California
Milton Cain
Jenny V. Berry
Milton
Babe
Blair
Chanute
Minnie Dins
Family Visits Near Sturgeon Mo During Winter
A fragment notes more and daughter visiting R. W. and Mrs. Reynolds and John Dick family. Mrs Jeannette Dick spending the winter with her daughter at Sturgeon Mo with Mrs Will Coulson.
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Reynolds
John Dick
Jeannette Dick
Sturgeon, Mo
Will Coulson
Old Resident Near Death Credits Mayr’s Remedy
An elderly patient says he was starving after ten days without food and dismissed by five doctors before trying Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. He reports jaundice relief, restored appetite, and strength, claiming the remedy removes mucus and inflammation of stomach liver and intestines, with a money back guarantee. Available at Round Corner Drug Store and Druggists nationwide.
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Mayr
Round Corner
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Marian Elliott
Country Club
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