Kansas Debating Team Sets Triangular Meet Debut
The University of Kansas debaters will meet Missouri and Iowa State in a triangular event at Central Administration Auditorium at 7:45 PM. Kansas will discuss capital punishment as a good public policy with team members J C Ryan William Englund and Richard Shankland. Coach B A Gilkinson hopes for a large audience and the presence of judges from the Mience.
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Probe Brokerage Plan Sparks Kansas City Journal Notice
Kansas City Journal reports on a brokerage scheme abroad in larger cities selling Ford Motor Canada stock in 100 unit lots for six dollars each. The plan yields brokers six hundred dollars per share and resembles Ford stationery in use. The scheme is legal but investors may not receive full value. investigation began at the Lawrence Chamber of Commerce after some citizens received direct literature. Stock prices fell sharply in New York as profits were taken. Also notes a Baptist bazaar and visits by Edgar Steel Company figures of New York, plus farm bureau election news and Canada London poultry service plans.
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Douglas County Farmers Union Plans Annual Meeting
The Douglas County Farmers Union will hold its annual meeting at the Hopewell School House, north of Bald Wing, on Saturday December 13. Morning session at 10 will cover officer elections, lunch at 12, and at 1 30 J M Kessler, Kansas State Taxpayers organizer, will speak on the farmer's part in tax reduction. Delegates should be ready to ask tax questions. C Trill, president of the Farmers Union State Bank of Kansas City Kansas, will also speak in the afternoon.
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Grain and stock markets wobble on Dec 16 trading
Prices for wheat and corn moved higher early on the Chicago Exchange amid strong demand from Europe and export forecasts. Profits and profit taking caused fluctuations with May and July options firming then retreating, while corn and oats followed buoyant but uneven paths amid dry weather and smaller offerings. Wall Street shares fell as money rates stiffened, with U S Steel orders lifting sentiment before late short covering.
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Chicago Livestock Markets Report Dec 10
U S Department of Agriculture data show hogs at 40,000 head with active demand and gains up to 10 cents. Top 9.90, most weighed in at 8.95 to 9.90 for packing sows, with heavy weight hogs around 4.60 to 4.90. Cattle yard heavy feed steers scarce, few calves around 25 cents lower, yearlings steady to 14.50: large weights and bulls offered at 7.25 to 9.07, stock cattle steady.
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Market snapshot notes cattle and grain prices and futures
The report records fluctuating prices for cattle, hogs, sheep and calves, with per head and per hundredweight ranges. It notes slow but steadier or slightly weaker demand, higher fat lamb values, and grain quotes for Kansas City and Chicago, including wheat and corn futures.
Grain Market Notes from Kansas City Close
Grain prices and bid references appear tangled but indicate Wheat and Rice futures with July and December bids. Mentions government policy at 4 percent and market terms like sal bid and ort, plus spelling errors for December and January contracts.
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Superintendent Del Manzo Praises Honor Students Leaders
Superintendent Del Manzo met with honor students at the high school to encourage leadership. He praised their scholarship and asked them to help peers, stressing that academic achievement is vital and that they should guide others along the right path.
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Walter L. Cook Wanted on Desertion Charge
Deputy sheriff Ralph Lawrence is en route to Hill City Kansas to apprehend Walter L. Cook who is sought on a desertion charge. Cook’s whereabouts are unknown as the search continues.
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Fragmentary note on 1924 beggar letters in England
A fragment discusses November 19 1924 and a wife left destitute. It notes beggar letter writers in England often earn regular incomes from wording and pathetically styled appeals.
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